How Value-Based Healthcare Affects Your Practice

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How Value-Based Healthcare Affects Your Practice Sunil V. Rao, MD, FSCAI Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, NC Adhir Shroff, MD, MPH, FSCAI University of Illinois – Chicago, Chicago, IL

What is “Quality”? What is “Value”? “The degree to which health services for individuals and populations increase the likelihood of desired health outcomes and are consistent with current professional knowledge.” - www.iom.edu Healthcare outcomes per dollar spent What is “Value”? So what is quality? Is it like the Supreme Court definition of obscenity? You know it when you see it? Not exactly. There is a specific definition put forward by the IOM. One of the goals of the professional societies is to improve quality of care. The AUC are part of that effort

Performance Measures Represent a meaningful outcome to patients and society. Be valid, reliable, and readily measured. Have the ability to be adjusted for patient variability. Be modifiable through improvements in care processes. Be practical to measure. Quality of Care Circulation 2000 P1485 Left column Quality of Care and Outcomes Research in CVD and Stroke Working Groups. Circulation. 2000;101:1483-1493.

ACC CathPCI Performance Measures For internal QI use only Risk-adjusted PCI In-hospital mortality All patients STEMI patients NSTEMI patients Risk-adjusted PCI-related bleeding Risk adjusted Post-PCI AKI Risk adjusted 30-day readmission after PCI

Bleeding Avoidance Strategies as a Hospital Performance Measure Adjusted spline plot for %BAS use on bleeding rates N~2.4 million PCI pts from CathPCI Hospitals that use BAS (e.g. radial approach) in ≥ 80% of patients realize bleeding reduction Vora AN, et. al. JACC Intv 2016

Risks of Hospitalization Medication errors. Delerium/falls. Hospital acquired infections. Little time for patient education.

Temporal Changes in SDD for Elective PCI Data from NCDR Vora A Circ Intv 2016

Value-based Healthcare Value in healthcare is an expectation by patients, payers, and regulators. Quality of care is an integral part of value. Bleeding complications are a PCI performance measure. Adoption of safe, effective, and efficient PCI strategies can achieve value. Radial approach. Same day discharge in appropriate patients. The T4V program is designed to facilitate value-based care.