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WellOne Primary Medical and Dental Care Colorectal Cancer Presentation to CTC Practice Transformation March 16, 2017

Colon Cancer Screening Breakthroughs Partnership with American Cancer Society Regional Colorectal Cancer Collaborative Patient Navigation program

Identification of Population to be Screened How to identify the eligible population Who was already screened- Date of last screening, when is next date of screening Identification of those that need screen-appropriate age, family risk – colonoscopy not stool testing Where will information be recorded?

Workflow Identification of patient by clinical staff, population based patient identification Priority to do colonoscopy vs stool testing, offer patient testing options Refer for colonoscopy or stool testing as identified by discussion with patient, engage navigation as needed Testing done-is recorded in structured field, where will you record this information? Can it be recorded in one place or can it be recorded in many places, is it a structured field appropriate for reporting and alerts?

Testing not Completed-Follow-up Plan Stool Testing-Call patients who have not returned stool testing, and/or reminder at next visit- allows for opportunity to talk about colonoscopy again Referral for colonoscopy-Navigation intervention at this point (3 mos. after referral ordered), reminder letters, Patient refuses testing: investigate barriers, reduce identified barriers, education as to the one preventable cancer if colonoscopy done, motivational interviewing.

Patient Navigation/Success Stories Monthly reminders, 50 year old birthday cards, assist with patients not getting referral done Success Stories/Provider feedback

Leadership Support Identification of barriers in workflow process Assist in reduction of barriers identified Assist in building effective workflows Staff education regarding standard for screening Staff education regarding PREVENTION of Cancer-Do Colonoscopy Fit testing- PDSA’s, implementation at one site, then spread to all locations Data-ongoing data collection- measure if implementation of PDSA’S result in improvement WellOne Data (Goal - 80% by 2018): 2015 Colon screening Percentage 51.75% RI UDS 41.5%, National UDS 38.3% 2016 Colon Screening Percentage 56.3%

Questions?