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About
The Healthcare Resolutions Program can help resolve clinically complex issues in a private and neutral setting.
Patient Issues
Healthcare Resolutions can help resolve issues with health care, such as:
Dissatisfaction with treatment results or quality of care
Unexpected/adverse outcomes of care
Sentinel events
Medical errors
Misdiagnosis or delays in diagnosis
Unexpected death
Inability to communicate well with providers
Goals
The goals of Healthcare Resolutions are to:
Resolve complex health care disputes, issues, and concerns at the lowest level, directly and at the earliest opportunity.
Ensure a fair resolution process for all parties - patients, health care providers, and the military treatment facility.
Combine patient, family, and provider input into process improvement initiatives and enhance patient-provider partnership in care delivery.
Promote organizational clarity and integrity, including training providers in disclosure techniques.
Share any unexpected outcomes of care openly and honestly, including system weaknesses, with patients and families.
If weaknesses are found, we will change and improve processes and functions. This is consistent with our role as a high-reliability organization.
Guiding Principles
Confidentiality. Your identity is never shared without your permission.
Neutrality and Impartiality. We do not take sides in a dispute. Healthcare Resolutions aims to achieve the best possible outcome for all.
Independence. We operate across all levels of the MTF and will address any party about issues needing their attention.
Informality. We use candid and direct problem-solving processes to resolve disputes. Using the Healthcare Resolutions Program does not limit your right to pursue formal or legal processes.
How does the Healthcare Resolutions Program help resolve issues?
Conducts informal fact-finding, facilitates open communication between parties, and offers fair and equitable solutions
Communicates with patients and providers about quality of care issues; may enable mediation sessions with patients and providers
Negotiates and reasons to analyze situations; recommends appropriate actions for solutions, while ensuring that all parties understand their options and the processes involved
In some cases, the MTF leadership is informed about developing issues, while staying confidential and neutral.
Who can use the Healthcare Resolutions Program?
The Healthcare Resolutions Program is available to all patients, beneficiaries, next of kin, and health care personnel assigned to the facility. We accept referrals from any beneficiary or staff member experiencing clinically complex patient care issues. For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact our office.
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