Opinion

Best practices for hospital social workers & transitional care coordinators re: safe & effective discharge planning

Author(s): Darcy R. Merkur

November 5, 2013


This panel’s presentation looks at the challenges associated with effective discharge planning and suggests some best practices to help address some of those challenges.

Moderator: Darcy R. Merkur, Thomson Rogers

Panel:
Ingrid Kuran, St. Michael’s Hospital
Zia Poonjiaji, St. Michael’s Hospital
Jessica Schroter, Toronto Rehab
Michelle Diamond, Functionability Rehabilitation Services

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