Vom Schlaganfall- zum Patientenlotsen

Vom Schlaganfall- zum Patientenlotsen

„Der Innovationsausschuss spricht für das Projekt STROKE OWL keine Empfehlung aus.“ Dieser schlichte Satz aus dem aktuellen Beschluss des Innovationsausschusses beim Gemeinsamen Bundesausschuss vom 23. Februar 2023 könnte man als das Ende eines der wichtigsten, deutschen Lotsenprojekte verstehen. Zu...

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Main Author:	Peter Stegmaier
Format:	Article
Language:	deu
Published:	eRelation AG 2023-04-01
Series:	Monitor Versorgungsforschung
Subjects:	innovationsausschuss patientenlotsen schlaganfall lotsenprojekt stroke owl lex lotsen owl
Online Access:	https://www.monitor-versorgungsforschung.de/abstract/vom-schlaganfall-zum-patientenlotsen/

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