Age-Friendly Health Systems, Ambulatory Care Continuum Implementation
Grant Summary
In order to improve the quality of care and outcomes for older adults in retail clinic settings, Case Western Reserve University Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing will work with MinuteClinic, CVS Health’s retail medical clinic, to implement, evaluate and sustainably embed the Age-Friendly Health Systems 4Ms framework across all 1,100 MinuteClinic locations in 33 states and the District of Columbia. Building on a successful planning grant, this implementation phase aims to impact approximately 1.2 million older adults annually by providing age-friendly care.
Related Grant Resources
- Project Page: Age-Friendly Health Systems Ambulatory Care Continuum
- Nurse Leader Paper: Transformational Nurse Leadership Comes to Life - Igniting the Implementation of Age-Friendly Health Systems in CVS MinuteClinics
- Joint Commission's The Source: Spotlight on Success - MinuteClinic's Age-Friendly Health Systems Initiative
- Geriatric Nursing Paper: A Quality Improvement Approach to Develop an Educational Initiative for an Age-Friendly Health System
- Press Release: MinuteClinic Recognized for National “Age-Friendly Health Systems” Commitment
- Previous Grant: Age-Friendly Health Systems Ambulatory Care Continuum
Grant Details
Organization
Case Western Reserve University
Grant Amount
$2,435,164
Grant Period
36 months
Approval Date
March 2020
Priority Area
Status
Renewed
Primary Contact
Mary A. Dolansky, Anne Pohnert
mad15@case.edu
Anne.Pohnert@CVSHealth.com
Program Officer
Amy Berman
