Care Cascade 2017 Jameela Yusuff MD MPH FACP

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Care Cascade 2017 Jameela Yusuff MD MPH FACP Medical Director STAR Health Center July 18, 2018

Methods for newly diagnosed 1. Maintained a list since end of 2016 of all newly positive HIV patients Ongoing basis (weekly), STAR Medical Director reviews new positives (identified by EMR alert) to assess if they need linkage to care (done by chart review) Most patients are not newly diagnosed, and most newly diagnosed are STAR patients 2. Adult HIV clinic (STAR)—Ryan White Part C and data tracked in AIRS IT calculates linkage (date of HIV diagnosis and HIV program enrollment 3. Pediatric/Adolescent (HEAT)—also RW part D, tracks data and provides it to STAR Medical Director 4. Staff involved: STAR MD, STAR IT, Heat PA, and MPH Student

Methods for Open Cascade Hospital IT runs a list of all HIV patients who engaged in care at SUNY Includes location, HIV Viral Load, ARV prescribed and PCP information Manual Chart review conducted to determine where patients are engaged, incarcerated or died during 2017 Staff involved: SUNY IT, MPH Student

HIV Care Cascade of Newly Diagnosed Patient 2017 Total Newly DX: Total number of patients newly diagnosed in 2017 Linked in 3 days: Total number of newly diagnosed patients link to HIV care with medical visit within 3 days Prescribed ART: Total number of newly diagnosed Patients prescribed ART. Received Viral Load Test: Percentage of active patients with a documented viral load test in 2017 Data Source: EMR, Healthbridge, Office Practicum, Cerner and T-System

Linkage Summary OPEN: # of PLWH, diagnosed before measurement year, with any visit in 2017, except those who receive care elsewhere, incarcerated or deceased ACTIVE: # of open patients who received HIV primary care services at the organization in 2017 PRESCRIBED ART: Percentage of active patients who were prescribed ART in 2017 RECEIEVED Viral LOAD TEST: Percentage of active patients with a documented viral load test in 2017 VIRALLY SUPRESSED: Percentage of active patients who had < 20 copies/ ml at viral load test of 2017 Data Source: EMR, Healthbridge, Office Practicum, Cerner and T-System

Service Delivery Points Number of Non- Active Patients who receive Services During CY 2017 Emergency Department 160 Outpatient Visit/ Ambulatory Care * 99 Nursing Station/ Inpatient 56 Midwood Clinic (Ophthalmology) 17 Bayridge Clinic (Ambulatory Surgery) 16 Gynecology/ Obstetrician 13 Suite J / Transitional Care 9 Specialty Care (Dialysis, Surgery, Employee Health) 6

HIV Treatment Cascade, Open Caseload 2017 OPEN: # of PLWH, diagnosed before measurement year, with any visit in 2017, except those who receive care elsewhere, incarcerated or deceased ACTIVE: # of open patients who received HIV primary care services at the organization in 2017 PRESCRIBED ART: Percentage of active patients who were prescribed ART in 2017 RECEIEVED Viral LOAD TEST: Percentage of active patients with a documented viral load test in 2017 VIRALLY SUPRESSED: Percentage of active patients who had < 20 copies/ ml at viral load test of 2017 Data Source: EMR, Healthbridge, Office Practicum, Cerner and T-System

HIV Treatment Cascade Active 2017 ACTIVE: # of open patients who received HIV primary Care services at the organization in 2017 Prescribed ART: Percentage of active patients who were prescribed ART in 2017 RECEIVED VIRAL LOAD TEST: Percentage of active patients with a documented viral load test in 2017 VIRALLY SUPRESSED: Percentage of active patients who had < 20 copies/ ml at viral load test of 2017 Data Source: EMR, Healthbridge, Office Practicum, Cerner and T-System

Drill Down of Active Cascade 2017 by Gender Prescribed ART: Percentage of active patients who were prescribed ART in 2017 RECEIVED VIRAL LOAD TEST: Percentage of active patients with a documented viral load test in 2017 VIRALLY SUPRESSED: Percentage of active patients who had < 20 copies/ ml at viral load test of 2017 Data Source: EMR, Healthbridge, Office Practicum, Cerner and T-System

Drill Down of Active Cascade 2017 by Risk Prescribed ART: Percentage of active patients who were prescribed ART in 2017 RECEIVED VIRAL LOAD TEST: Percentage of active patients with a documented viral load test in 2017 VIRALLY SUPRESSED: Percentage of active patients who had < 20 copies/ ml at viral load test of 2017 Data Source: EMR, Healthbridge, Office Practicum, Cerner and T-System

Drill Down of Active Cascade 2017 by Race Prescribed ART: Percentage of active patients who were prescribed ART in 2017 RECEIVED VIRAL LOAD TEST: Percentage of active patients with a documented viral load test in 2017 VIRALLY SUPRESSED: Percentage of active patients who had < 20 copies/ ml at viral load test of 2017 Data Source: EMR, Healthbridge, Office Practicum, Cerner and T-System

Drill Down of Active Cascade 2017 by Age Prescribed ART: Percentage of active patients who were prescribed ART in 2017 RECEIVED VIRAL LOAD TEST: Percentage of active patients with a documented viral load test in 2017 VIRALLY SUPRESSED: Percentage of active patients who had < 20 copies/ ml at viral load test of 2017 Data Source: EMR, Healthbridge, Office Practicum, Cerner and T-System

Drill Down of Active Cascade 2017 by Housing Prescribed ART: Percentage of active patients who were prescribed ART in 2017 RECEIVED VIRAL LOAD TEST: Percentage of active patients with a documented viral load test in 2017 VIRALLY SUPRESSED: Percentage of active patients who had < 20 copies/ ml at viral load test of 2017 Data Source: EMR, Healthbridge, Office Practicum, Cerner and T-System

Consumer Input April 17, 2018, Care Cascade 2017 data was presented to Community Advisory Group Suggestions: Peer involvement (Buddy system), meet greet with pts on the floor Education to newly diagnosed Explore barriers among younger demographic Get an appointment same day as d/c Follow up within one week

Progress Report of QI Interventions 2017 Challenge Modification Outcome STAR Connect Phone Reception Poor Awareness? Text Only Increase Awareness Implemented Exploring other text carriers EMR Modification Outpatient Time consuming to implement Nothing Finally By 12/2017 EMR Alerts Too much for email MD logs in weekly MD log in regularly Successful but needs Tracking!

QI Plan for 2018 based on 2017 Data Linkage STAR Connect EMR alerts Open slots for walk-ins for discharged pts Peer meet/greet HIV track MD/PA meet/greet VL Suppression Quarterly Viral Load report (RF, all VL, MD, Age, Sex) Clinical Pharmacist MCM enrollment Assessment of younger demographic* Open Cascade Structured field for ER for PCP Structured field for inpatient Outreach within our institution, particularly Ophthalm OB/GYN Surgery specialty

Dissemination of Results Clinic Leadership 4/13/18 CAG Meeting 4/18/18 Clinic Staff 5/3/18 Ambulatory QI Meeting 5/24/18 Post Results Social Media 6/2018 Display Results In Clinic

Questions? Jameela J. Yusuff 718-270-6747 Jameela.Yusuff@downstate.edu