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. 2021 Aug 12;27(2):197–203. doi: 10.25259/IJPC_370_20

Table 1:

Key drivers and interventions.

Root cause analysis Key drivers Interventions Responsible team member
Measurements
Medical records, phone calls
Data collection At HBCHRC
Creating an Electronic Medical Record system for PC unit
Triage system and code to mark patients needing HBPC
By the CBO
Creating an electronic database of patients needing HBPC and assigning a unique ID to every patient
Assigned personnel from HBCHRC PC team Assigned volunteer from the CBO
Environment
Allocation of specific time and budget, distance Materials
Lack of coordination, training
Planning Weekly planning of home visits
Plan the route, distance and patients to be covered
Communication and exchange of information through WhatsApp group and electronic data entry on both sides Team meetings for training and
guidance
Assigned personnel from HBCHRC and CBO
Machines Communication, vehicles Methods
Tools, implementation of triaging, logistics, personnel Materials
Lack of coordination, training
Resource management Dedicated home care team availability of transport on designated days
coordination between HBCHRC and the home care team
Liaising with local community
resources
Assigned personnel from CBO&HBCHRC
The timely grant by the Two Worlds Cancer Collaboration to the CBO facilitated this
Methods
Tools, implementation of triaging, logistics, personnel
Sustainability Periodic review Auditing Assigned personnel from HBCHRC and CBO