英文摘要 |
In response to the rapid aging of Taiwan's population and the increasing number of disabled people, the National Health Insurance Administration has launched the ''Integrated Home-Based Primary Care Program'' in 2016. Patients who are homebound have complex needs and require care from multiple professionals. The multiple disciplinary collaboration models can be classified into ''Multidisciplinary,'' ''interdisciplinary,'' and ''Transdisciplinary'' collaboration. The obstacles in the provision of transdisciplinary care in home-based primary care include the lack of multiple disciplinary resources, and each discipline belongs to different organizations, the lack of awareness of the ''transdisciplinary'' concept among staff, and the short of understanding long-term care (LTC) services. We recommend the following methods to overcome the obstacles: effective communication strategies, holding team meetings, establishing an information platform for communication, collaborating between Doctors' opinion papers in LTC needs program and home-based medical care, adding transdisciplinary concepts into training courses, and adopting remote consultation. We should modify the payment system toward a value-based compensation model. All disciplines must change from the thinking of ''what I do'' to the thinking of ''what the patient needs'' to firmly follow the principle of people-centered care. |