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Georgia Hospital Engagement Network Patient and Family Centered Safe Care Putting Patients First 1

Celebrating Our Success Continuing Our Positive Net Forward Energy Continuing our positive net forward energy

2/7/ State of the GA HEN In Q % of 109 GA HEN Hospitals Met Readmissions Target

328!

Our Foundation

2/7/ Present State: HEN Hospital Engagement x Engaged: Number of hospitals enrolled116 Penetration: % of hospitals pursuing “systemic approach to harm across the board” Now Assessing Results: Number of hospitals showing results on 40%/20% in one or more HACS 116 x Number of IDEAL hospitals: showing improvement results in 6 or more HACs 46 x P&FE: number of hospitals with robust P&FE vehicles in place and driving safety. 2 Organization and Culture: number of hospitals able to show “organization & culture” driving safety 51

2/7/ HEN Hospital Current Progress Toward AIM Event ( # hospitals applicable) Level 1 (no data)Level 2, 3, 4 (data)Level 3,4 (improvement) ADE ( 0 ) Starting n/a CAUTI (59) CLABSI (59) Falls (20) OB EED (35) OB (35) 0650 PU (9) Readmit (62) SSI (0) Starting n/a VAP/VAE (0) Starting n/a

2/7/ Tracking Progress Across All Hospital Engagement Networks 5 Basic Indicators for Every Hospital on Each of the 9 HACs + Readmissions Z = Not Applicable 0 = Not Engaged 1 = Engaged and Committed to Progress 2 = Reporting Data 3 = Generating Improvement 4 = Benchmark Hospital

2/7/ Changes Simplifying Data Submission Standardizing Meetings Assessing Evaluations, acting on comments Utilizing All Teach, All Learn Using Executive Leadership Survey results to drive Developing the Executive Quality Action Council Refocusing on the Voice of the Patient: Patient and Family Centered Safe Care Advisory Action Group Revising recognition program based on feedback

2/7/ Specific Changes to Eliminate “All Cause Harm” Doubling Down on Improvements – Challenge from CMS Implementation of Best Practices & Attestation Survey Actively Engaging in: – Hospital Visits and Coaching – Educational Opportunities – Patient & Family-Centered Safe Care Culture – Ownership & Accountability at All Staff Levels All Teach, All Learn Member Input Essential 10

2/7/ Results to Date 11

2/7/ Achieving 2013 HEN Targets Keep the Drum Beat Going.

Thank You! 13