Risk stratification is an estimate of the
probability of a person suffering from a particular disease. It analyzes the
benefits from a particular treatment a person is taking. The assessment helps providers
and doctors analyze their patients and make informed and personalized treatment
decisions. Care coordination is a
key component of patient-centered medicine.
Risk Stratification Methods
Different methods
are available for risk stratification. A Risk Stratified
Model of Care includes following methods:
- Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCCs)
- Adjusted Clinical Groups (ACG)
- Elder Risk Assessment (ERA)
- Chronic Comorbidity Count (CCC)
- Minnesota Health Care Home Tiering (MN)
- Charlson Comorbidity Measure
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