FOCUS ON RURAL HEALTHCARE

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FOCUS ON RURAL HEALTHCARE Stacey Joined the Phoebe Putney Health System (PPHS) team in 2004. She has long been regarded as the expert on Critical Access and Rural Health Care within PPHS.   As Director of Operations for two critical access hospital facilities; Phoebe Worth Medical Center in Sylvester GA and Southwest Georgia Regional Medical Center in Cuthbert GA, she is able to use this extensive knowledge to optimize the patient experiences. Stacey has strategically planned and implemented both short-term & long-term growth aimed at optimal patient centered healthcare within these rural communities. Stacey obtained her Bachelors in Business Administration from GA Southwestern University. Stacey L. Flynt

Director of Business and Clinic Operations APP Hospitalist Model Implemented August 6, 2017 Stacey Flynt   Director of Business and Clinic Operations Phoebe Worth Medical Center and Southwest Georgia Regional Medical Center

“Inside Phoebe” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGfaJzXHwaE

Why an APP Model? Hospital utilization had decreased since FY2013 In FY2013 we had 5 local physicians fully engaged and highly utilizing our facility. Currently only 1 of these 5 physicians are still with us. Down from 5 to only 3 physicians covering hospital on call 24/365 Results: Decrease admissions from our Rural Health Clinic Decrease admissions from our Emergency Department Push back on admits from the ED and patients are transferred due to they “might” need a higher level of care Decrease Swing Bed admissions Push back on Swing Bed referrals especially after Thursday afternoons

How? Collaborated with ED physicians Jay Williams, MD (Southland MD) Local PCP’s APP’s Compliance Legal Nursing IT Revenue Mgmt Administration

Solution: APP Hospitalist Model ED physicians serve as oversight of our APPs and admitting physician for: ED patients needing admission/observation Swing Bed patients referred for admission Clinic patients needing admission Oncology clinic patients needing blood administration and other services Cover for any of the local PCP’s when requested

APP Hospitalist Model Began August 6, 2017 2 APP’s Jason Boyd, NP One APP in house 7A – 7P for admissions and rounds on patients daily and as needed Coordinates patients care with the supervising physician that is available to them 24/7 Assist in the ED when needed Future Plans: Will be available to employees/families in our “Employee Health Clinic” at the hospital daily 2 APP’s Jason Boyd, NP Patricia Mason, NP

Benefits to APP Model None of our Primary Care Physician’s are required to take hospital call any longer and this makes recruiting easier along with increase physician satisfaction PCP’s may admit their patient’s if they desire PCP has the added security of knowing that the APP will provide patient coverage if they need to leave town. Eliminates interruptions of the PCP’s day at the clinic therefore enabling them to increase the number of patients seen which increases access to care. Eliminates the “push back” from ED, Swing Bed, and Clinic admissions to the hospital. Better utilizes current down time of the ED physician Enables us to keep more complex patients with physician on site. Increased our patient, staff, and physician satisfaction

TIMELINE: Key Performance Factors Credential Emergency Center Physicians with Admission/Med-Surg Privileges APP Protocol Application APP Training All Systems Med-Surg Plan for Success: Hire APP’s with an abundance of skills IE: Emergency, Med-Surg, Family Medicine, Preventative Healthcare Contracts Physicians APP’s Develop the Process for Conversion/Implementation Educate current Physicians on APP Model-Benefits At “Go Live” have your transition plan for current In-House patients

TIMELINE: Key Performance Tools for “Go-Live” Develop a flow chart to document, by patient type, the steps that will help avoid serious problems. Ensure all departments are well versed in the process to optimize patient outcomes.

TIMELINE: Key Performance Tools for “Go-Live” Distribute an APP Protocol Model with At-a-Glance key elements. Educate Patient Care Teams on the contents that detail the who, what & when. During the first 48 hours this becomes the “go to” resource for all departments, physicians and APP’s.

Results: Realized with the APP Model Patient Satisfaction Press Gainey Survey Scores Communication with Doctors has increased by 12.1points Discharge Information has increased by 14.6 points 10 of 13 areas surveyed increased an average of 7.13 points Provider & Staff Satisfaction Provider quality of life Staff all around engagement Utilization Positive bottom line past 3 months

I did not have to worry about the outcome. Patient Feedback I did not even have to ask about my test results… Ms. Mason was in my room in no time and went through all of the results. I did not have to worry about the outcome. She explained the treatment needed and that it would start immediately. When my daughter inquired about some of my treatments, the clinician came in and answered all of our questions about the treatment plan and medication changes Jason ensured I understood all of the changes in my medications & follow-up care before he discharged me. He was in no hurry to leave until he was sure we would follow his instructions.

Jason Boyd, FNP-C PWMC APP Hospitalist A lifelong resident of Sylvester, we were excited to welcome Jason Boyd, to the medical care team at Phoebe Worth Medical Center. Jason Boyd, FNP-C PWMC APP Hospitalist Understanding the shortage of rural healthcare providers, Jason was excited to move back to his hometown and proud to provide outstanding care to his local community. Jason is a core member of the APP Hospitalist Model at PWMC and he is uniquely qualified to share the patient experiences that this model offers the patients he treats.

APP Hospitalist Model Questions