Challenges and solutions in rural ND

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Challenges and solutions in rural ND February 26, 2016 Pat Teske, RN, MHA – Cynosure Health pteske@cynosurehealth.org

Testing Your Plan Your plan will have several strategies such as: Improvement in standard discharge Collaboration with area SNFs Enhanced services for targeted population(s) Current state (5,000 admissions): Readmission rate is 15% = 750 readmissions Desired state: Readmission rate to 12% = 600 readmissions 150 fewer readmissions

Impacting Your Overall Rate Strategy: Improve standard discharge care for all Expected impact 10% What happens when it works… Since this strategy impacts all patients, if we reduce our readmission rate by 10% from our improvements in the standard discharge process, we will reduce our readmissions from 750 to 675 preventing 75 readmissions.

Knowing This We Need to Do More Strategy: Collaboration with area SNFs Expected impact 20% What happens when it works… 5,000 discharges and 20% are discharged to SNFs = 1,000. Currently, our SNF readmission rate is 25% = 250. Since this strategy only impacts our SNF patients, if we reduce our readmission rate by 20% from our collaboration efforts, we would avoid 50 readmissions. Adding the avoided readmissions from both strategies results in 125 less readmissions.

We STILL Need to Do More Strategy: Specific patient population(s) approach e.g., HF Expected impact 20% What happens when it works… 200 HF patients with current readmission rate is 25% = 50. Since this strategy only impacts our HF patients, if we reduce our readmission rate by 20% from our enhanced approach, we would avoid 10 readmissions.

Adding Up Our Impact Readmissions avoided: 75 50 + 10 + 10 = 135 fewer readmissions

If your plan did not add up? Did you… Impact enough patients? Select the correct strategies? Implement them reliably? Modify your plan?

The answer is in the room Challenges Solutions

How About You? What is the most effective thing that you are doing to reduce your readmissions? What new idea are you going to test in your organization?

Pat Teske, RN, MHA Implementation Officer Cynosure Health pteske@cynosurehealth.org