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Refined Clinical Practice Groups PHILOSOPHY of CANNOT is a not for profit association of specialized nurses and technologists, organized under the laws of Canada, who share a desire to promote excellence

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1. Start by gathering relevant patient data, such as demographics, medical history, and current diagnoses. This information will help you categorize patients into appropriate practice groups.
2. Evaluate the clinical complexity of each patient based on their past and current medical conditions. Consider factors such as comorbidities, disease severity, and treatment complexity.
3. Use standardized tools, such as clinical risk scores or severity measures, to further refine the practice groups and ensure accuracy in patient classification.
4. Collaborate with other healthcare professionals, such as physicians, nurses, and case managers, to gather additional insights and ensure comprehensive patient assessment.
5. Continuously review and update the practice groups as new information becomes available or when patients' health status changes.

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What is refined clinical practice groups?

Refined clinical practice groups are specific categories used to classify healthcare providers based on their clinical specialties and services provided.

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Healthcare providers and facilities are required to file refined clinical practice groups.

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Refined clinical practice groups can be filled out using an online reporting system provided by the regulatory authorities.

What is the purpose of refined clinical practice groups?

The purpose of refined clinical practice groups is to improve the accuracy and efficiency of healthcare provider classification for various regulatory and reporting purposes.

What information must be reported on refined clinical practice groups?

Information such as provider specialty, services offered, patient volume, and geographic location must be reported on refined clinical practice groups.