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Bringing clarity to health care communication, the Siebens Model of Clinical Domain Management personalizes care towards meaningful outcomes.

For Individuals, Patients, and Care Partners

• Do you ever wonder if you are remembering your health information correctly?

• Do you get flustered by all the health information coming at you about your health?

• Do you wonder how your family will get access to your health information if you get sick?

Interested in why the user-friendly Notebook for Wellbeing & Health Care decreases confusion and is recommended by patients themselves?

Curious? Here’s some evidence! →

For Providers

• Do you get overwhelmed when patients have several interacting problems or topics of concern?

• Is there confusion in your health care team about what needs to be done by whom?

• Do patient problems/topics risk falling through the cracks given the pace of care?

Consider using the Siebens Domain Management Model as your simple evidence-based Organizing Framework.

Take the next step →

 
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Learn about the SDMM Organizing Framework

Our mission is to address fragmented care through a practical, user-friendly, and person/patient-centered organizing framework.

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Other Advocates

 
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"The Domains are a great leap forward, very very useful… easy to use and easy to adapt to the electronic records that are coming down the road… the initial database and the progress notes would all be in the format of the four domains."

–David H. Solomon MD MACP

RAND Corporation, California
2001

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"The Model offers improved care and outcomes because the whole interdisciplinary team is empowered to manage all aspects of current and long-term care. It’s an excellent means for managing patient care." "…A win-win for everyone."

–David S. Kusher MD

Clinical Professor, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Florida

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"We can be running around, doing a lot, however missing the boat all together. It really simplifies to break items down into the SDMM™’s four domains. Addressing one issue at a time can help solve other issues simultaneously."

–Karen Connor PhD RN MBA

Health Services Researcher, UCLA & VA Los Angeles, Neurology, California

 
 

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