Sept. 19th PAC Retreat Highlights from the half-day work session

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Sept. 19th PAC Retreat Highlights from the half-day work session Cathy Kaufmann, Health Management Associates

What was discussed The PAC members (project team facilitators) and invited guests were brought together to work on: Review of Regional Data Refining project target populations Addressing oral and maternal child health Alignment across projects Equity

Oral & Maternal Child Health PAC shared Board’s commitment to addressing oral health and maternal child health even though those areas are not moving forward in the Project Portfolio: 2B (Care Coordination) seen as a key project for addressing these needs with pathways for each 2A (Bi-directional Integration) and 3A (Opioids) see oral health interventions as important services for their target populations. 3A will also include pregnant women as a target population. 2D (Diversion) will look at diverting people who got to ED for oral health needs Oral Health and Maternal Child Health subject matter experts will be pulled into project implementation planning in 2018 GCACH planning additional investments outside the projects

Target Populations Participants actively engaged in discussion of target populations for each project and shared populations across projects. Key target populations for the project portfolio: Medicaid beneficiaries with Severe Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI) and other co-morbidities (for example, diabetes) Medicaid beneficiaries with 6 or more ED visits in past 12 months Medicaid beneficiaries with an ED visit and a MH, ETOH (alcohol) or Drug abuse diagnosis Important to target Medicaid beneficiaries with preventable ED visits even if they don’t have 6 or more in a year (3D will address patient education) Important to identify people with social determinant needs across projects Developing a visual of target populations and how they enter the system / 6 GCACH projects

Project Portfolio Alignment Questions Rich discussion of Project Portfolio Alignment in answer to these questions: What will the shared interventions, resources and infrastructure be across projects? How will the projects advance equity in the Greater Columbia region? How will the projects be sustainable after the Medicaid Demonstration ends?

Project Portfolio Alignment Discussion Key areas of alignment include: Information sharing (HIT/HIE) and work force (esp. CHWs) foundational across projects Pathways as a connection point across projects Screening for social determinants, behavioral health needs as well as patient engagement (Patient Activation Measure) Trauma Informed Care Equity needs to be meaningful consideration in project planning and projects need common means of defining, measuring and tracking race/ethnicity and language. Suggestion: Ask project teams to use King County Equity Tool for each project during planning phase. Projects need GCACH to provide a shared infrastructure /TA for building business case and measuring ROI Suggestion: Sustainability Task Force to begin this work across projects now.

Next Steps HMA is starting to draft project section of Project Application due Nov. 16th Will work through PAC to gather further information as needed and get input on drafts All projects will go through a planning phase in 2018 – this is really when all of the project implementation is worked out