1. In the context of care coordination and transition in

care, which of the following best describes the role of a

care coordinator?

a) A healthcare professional responsible for managing a

patient's overall care plan and ensuring effective

communication between all healthcare providers involved.

b) A family member or friend who coordinates

transportation arrangements for a patient during their care

transitions.

c) A nurse responsible for administering medication and

monitoring vital signs during care transitions.

d) A healthcare administrator responsible for processing

insurance claims related to care transitions.

Answer: a) A healthcare professional responsible for

managing a patient's overall care plan and ensuring

effective communication between all healthcare providers

involved.

Rationale: Care coordinators play a vital role in managing

patients' overall care plans, coordinating with healthcare

providers, and ensuring seamless communication and

collaboration.

2. Which of the following factors is NOT typically

considered during care transitions?

a) Patient preferences and goals.

b) Availability of healthcare resources.

c) Financial considerations.

d) The patient's gender.