Clinical Redesign Approach Centric to the LPN Coordinated Care Model

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Hemoglobin A1c Clinic Improving Diabetes Care Patti Wascom, FNP, CDE Ashley Waggoner, PA Jane Whitney, RN, BSN Joanne Paige, LPN.
Advertisements

SC PA Best Practice Sharing. Practice 1 PDSA’s Included:  Identifying DM patients prior to and/or at time of visits  Identify who needs Urine Micro.
Attributing Patients to Primary Care Physicians in Teaching Practices Bruce Soloway, M.D. Vice Chair Department of Family and Social Medicine NYS HMH Site.
University of The Incarnate Word Rosenberg School of Optometry Andrew Buzzelli, O.D., M.S. Dean and Professor October, 2013 Interprofessional Education.
Collaboration Between a Health Plan and a Community Health System to Improve Care Coordination for a Medicaid Population Karen Michael, RN, MSN, MBA Vice.
Engaged leadership Data-driven improvement EmpanelmentTeam-based care Patient-team partnership Population management Continuity of care.
Health Information Technology to Support the Patient-Centered Primary Care Medical Home: UNC Experience Sam Weir, MD UNC Family Medicine Center Director.
Delivery Design “ an improvement model of diabetes care” a project funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation East Carolina University/Bertie Memorial.
5/24/20151 Fitting the Pieces Together Utilizing a Hospitalist in the ED to Reduce Admissions Presented by: Patty Williamson, CFO Isidoros Vardaros, M.D.
Bridge 2 Excellence Update: DOM Faculty Meeting October 19, 2011 Raj Krishnamurthy.
Managing Diabetic Patients Presented by Elizabeth Eaton, RN, MPH, Care Facilitator Sparrow Medical Group North PGIP Quarterly Meeting December 6, 2013.
UW H EALTH P RIMARY C ARE / B EHAVIORAL H EALTH I NTEGRATION U NITED W AY F ORUM September 22,
1 Improving Hemoglobin A1c and Microalbumin Testing rates in Diabetic Patients in an Outpatient Setting October 2009 Thwe Htay, MD, FACP & Marijan Gillard,
Community Health Team Care Management Process PinnacleHealth Systems Don DeArmitt, M.D. Becky E. Zook RN, BSN, MS, CCP.
West Virginia Medical Home Initiative Through the Health Improvement Institute AAFP Southeast Family Medicine Forum Briefing and Overview August, 2008.
Care Management and the role of the Health Coach Gettysburg Adult Medicine/Brockie Internal Medicine Pamela Brant, RN Nurse Care Manager Julie Assi, LPN.
Heal Teach Discover Serve Frederick J. Bloom, Jr. MD MMM Assistant Chief Quality Officer Quality Improvement Using Systems of Care.
Patient-Centered Medical Home Overview October 15, 2013.
Interdisciplinary Teamwork in a Transitional Primary Care Clinic Tamara Malm, PharmD, MPH, BCPS September 18, 2015.
Bella Vista Medical Center Medical Home. Care Team  3 Physicians, 3 Advanced Practitioners  Case Manager  Care Team Coordinator  Chaplain  Clinical.
A NEW APPROACH TO PATIENT- CENTERED CARE Family Health & Sports Medicine Albert Puerini, MD.
Jim Boswell, MBA – VP Physician Services / BMHCC and CEO / BMG Robert Vest, JD – COO / BMG.
Diabetes Mellitus Primary Care QI Project – Year III Mary Altier, RN, Bonnie Fiala-Bayser, Ph.D., William Cannon, MD, David Goldberg, MD, Jan Jandrisits,
Renu Singh, Pharm.D., BCACP, CDE Research Interests Diabetes Self-Management Clinic Evaluating outcomes in this practice Pts seen, visits, telephone follow-ups.
United Regional Diabetes Education Laura Gutierrez, R.N. CDE Diabetes Education Manager.
Hospital Discharge Transitions: Follow-up in Primary Care for High Risk Medicaid patients CFCC PCMH High Risk Patient working- group.
New York State Department of Health Hospital-Medical Home Demonstration Reflections, Celebrations and Transformations.
UMHS Dominos Family Medicine Pam Szymanski, RN, Complex Care Nurse Navigator.
Community Medical Group ® Sharp Community Medical Group Gregg Garner, D.O. Medical Director.
RIGHT CARE INITIATIVE TEAM BASED CARE: A LOCAL EXAMPLE 12/10/12 Phillip Raimondi MD Bridget Levich MSN, CDE University of California Davis Medical Center.
MiPCT Embedded Case management Barriers to developing an embedded Case Management program.
BANNER AND CARE1ST POPULATION HEALTH MODEL Transitioning to a value based model focused on outcome measures driven by providers and engaged members.
1 Developing an Office Approach Learning Session 2 1.
Third Next Available Appointment
The National Medical Home Summit March 2 and 3, 2009.
Transforming Care in Patient Centered Medical Home and Accountable Care Organization Hae Mi Choe, PharmD Director, Pharmacy Innovations & Partnerships.
1 Michaela Frazier, LMSW Director of Community Benefit Programs Institute for Family Health Care Coordination and Technology to Support Physical and Behavioral.
Care Management: The Transition to Meeting NCQA Standards for PCMH Clyde H. Satterly, MD, MBA SUNY Upstate Medical University, Dept of Family Medicine.
Community Paramedic Primary Care Project.
Following the Yellow Brick Road to the Emerald City of Patient Care Coordination On a Budget Cortney McDuff, RN Cindy McHenry, RN BSN.
An Inter-Professional Collaboration between a Family Medicine Center and a School of Nursing Maritza De La Rosa, MD New Jersey Family Practice Center Rutgers,
Continuous Team RN based Care Management Union Square Family Health Center.
Dr. Peter Berman Medical Director Katie Allen Asthma/COPD Health Educator.
Welcome to Learning 2: Care Management October 2011 Connie Sixta, RN, PhD, MBA.
Identifying patient panels to improve continuity, access, and quality in family medicine teaching practices Bruce Soloway, M.D. Jonathan Swartz, M.D. Department.
How to measure quality and improvement of panel manager’s work in the Patient Centered Medical Home in a residency practice Daisuke Yamashita, MD Joe Skariah,
Pharmacists’ role in a family medicine clinic: a focus on patients with diabetes Benjamin Chavez, PharmD, BCPP, BCACP Associate Professor Pacific University.
Our Patient-Centered Medical Home Journey DHK Family Medicine & Pediatrics
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is a nonprofit corporation and independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. 1.
Nurse Patient Care Leadership (Nurse Team Manager) Staff Support
SHMG Planned Care Visits for Diabetes
Tribal Update Lummi Tribal Health Center
Strategies for Linkage to and Engagement in Care
Clinical Redesign Approach Centric to the LPN Coordinated Care Model
Staff views pictures of
CTC Clinical Strategy and Cost Committee
Charlotte Crist, BS, RN-BC, CCM, CPHQ
Student Affairs Update: Student Health Services Robert Dollinger, M. D
Developing an Office Approach
1422 Pre- Diabetes and Undiagnosed HTN Measures
COPD in Primary Care Amy Shaheen, MD, MSc.
Service Line Growth Opportunity Audit
Progress Recap Clinical Focus Areas
Chronic Disease and Health Maintenance Registries
Performance Excellence & Care Continuum
Staff views pictures of
REFERRAL AND WOUND ASSESSMENT SUMMARY OF CARE DOCUMENT
Welcome! If you did not enter your first and last name when you entered the meeting, please enter in the chat box. Please keep phones muted while not speaking.
Adherence Learning Lab: Community Conference Pre-Work
Presentation transcript:

Clinical Redesign Approach Centric to the LPN Coordinated Care Model Best Practice: Clinical Redesign Approach Centric to the LPN Coordinated Care Model Chad Braden, MD AMD – Primary Care – Ochsner BR October 22, 2015

CCC LPN Program - Overview Began in Baton Rouge in Quarter 4 2011 Expanded system wide to all of Primary Care in January 2015 Currently have 23 CCCs in place system wide – (ratio is about 1 CCC per 5-7 physicians)

CCC LPN Program - Goals #1 Goal is to close primary care gaps Place bulk orders based on the diabetes registry (Hgb A1c, urine for microalbumin, lipid panel) Call patients that have not been seen in a year to schedule an appointment Pre-visit planning – look at patients that will be coming in next 2 weeks to close care gaps

CCC LPN Program - Goals Referrals to outpatient case management Attend QBPC meetings on Fridays to address barriers with patients scheduled to see PCP in 2 weeks Teach providers about the metrics – roll out just beginning Meet with providers at least once every 2 weeks to review patient needs with scheduled appointments – align with HEDIS and STAR goals Other registries to come: HTN, COPD, Wellness, Immunization

Healthy Planet - Goals Other registries to come: HTN COPD Wellness in progress COPD role out spirometry to satellite clinics Wellness Immunization

Healthy Planet – Diabetes Registry Results Baton Rouge (~ inception through August 2015) Total # of patients in registry: 8804 Outreach: # pts who received a notification: 7381 Total # of labs/tests completed: 6022 Unique # pts that completed labs: 1560 Avg # of labs/tests completed by patient: 3.86 Percent of patients reached out to that completed labs: 21%