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Field Guide · No. 03

The Coordination
Blueprint

Eight steps families need covered when managing complex health for a loved one.

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Carte Medical
Field Guide No. 03
The
Coordination
Blueprint
Eight steps families need covered when managing complex health for a loved one.
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Each step describes the work that needs to be done — and how Carte makes sure it gets done.
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From the guide
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Why it matters

Polypharmacy — being on more than five medications simultaneously — doubles fall risk and significantly raises the rate of drug-drug interactions.

Medication errors are one of the leading preventable causes of hospitalization. Most patients on five or more medications are receiving prescriptions from three or more physicians who are not coordinating with each other.

On every Stewardship engagement, our physicians review the complete medication list, check for high-risk medications, reconcile across all prescribers, and propose de-prescribing wherever the risk-benefit math has shifted — with the prescribing physician’s input, not around them.

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The shape of the gap
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Physicians, on average, prescribing for a patient on five or more medications — without coordinating with each other.
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Increase in fall risk for older adults on five or more medications (polypharmacy).
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People in the system whose explicit job is integrating the eight specialists’ recommendations into one coherent plan.
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Print it, mark it up, share it with siblings or co-caregivers. Each step is written so a non-clinician can act on it.

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