Integrated Care Capacity Building in Maryland
GrantID: 807
Grant Funding Amount Low: Open
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: Open
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Integrated Care Models for Hypertensive Patients in Maryland
Maryland is witnessing a growing concern regarding hypertension management, with approximately 35% of the adult population diagnosed with high blood pressure. This issue is especially pronounced among historically marginalized populations, who often have limited access to coordinated care and essential health services. The underlying challenges, including systemic inequities and fragmented healthcare systems, further complicate the effective management of hypertension in the state.
Patients in Maryland face numerous barriers to receiving appropriate care, including inefficient communication between care providers, lack of comprehensive care models, and limited resources for follow-up and engagement. Particularly in urban areas like Baltimore, where the population density is high, the overwhelmed healthcare system often leads to inadequate management of chronic conditions like hypertension.
The proposed funding initiative aims to develop integrated care models specifically tailored for hypertensive patients in Maryland. This approach involves establishing stronger linkages among primary care providers, specialists, and community resources to streamline hypertension management across the continuum of care. By ensuring a more cohesive service delivery framework, the initiative intends to address the barriers that prevent patients from receiving timely and adequate treatment.
Additionally, the integration of services will involve the use of health information technology to facilitate real-time data sharing among stakeholders. This collaboration not only enhances patient adherence but also ensures a comprehensive understanding of individual patient needs and conditions. In Maryland's diverse healthcare landscape, a coordinated approach to hypertension management can improve health outcomes significantly and reduce long-term complications.
By receiving this grant funding, Maryland's healthcare system will be better equipped to provide holistic, patient-centered care to individuals battling hypertension, thereby addressing the persistent disparities affecting vulnerable populations within the state.
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