Breakfast of Champions Care Transformation Collaborative of R.I.

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Breakfast of Champions Care Transformation Collaborative of R.I. Pano Yeracaris MD MPH, Chief Clinical Strategist May 10, 2019

Before We Start Save the Dates: Breakfast of Champions: September 13, 2019/December 13, 2019 Annual Conference: October 24, 2019 Topic Suggestions?

Agenda 2019 Clinician Well-Being Survey Results Pano Yeracaris, MD, MPH Evolution of Clinical Experience Nicolas S. Nguyen, MD Teamwork 101: Core Skills for Effective Collaboration Phillip G. Clark, PhD Table and Group Discussion

Clinician Well-Being: Quadruple Aim Better Outcomes Lower Cost Improved Patient Experience Improved Clinician (Care Team) Well-Being

Medscape National Physician Burnout Survey Results 2019 Burnout Rates: Women 50%, Men 39% Highest Urology (54%), Neurology (53%), Rehab (52%) IM 49%, FM 48%, Peds 41% Lowest Public H/Prev (28%), Neph (32%), Path (33%)

Medscape National Physician Burnout Survey Results 2019

Medscape National Physician Burnout Survey Results 2019

CTC-RI Clinician Well-Being Survey Results 2019 Taken from AMA survey – focus on PCPs 124 Respondents (80 in 2018) Consider what we can do to make it better: Personal Actions Team/Practice Actions Organizational Actions Regulatory/H Plan/Others Actions

Your role?

Your area(s) of expertise: 1 Adolescent medicine, 1 Adult/Child Psychiatry, 1 case management, 1 Emergency medicine, 1 Express, 2 Geriatric Medicine, 1 MANAGING COMPLEX MEDICAL PROBLEMS, 1 nephrology, 6 OB/GYN, 1 Public Health

Number of years that you've been practicing medicine:

1. Overall, I am satisfied with my current job:

I feel a great deal of stress because of my job:

Using your own definition of “burnout,” please select one:

My control over my workload:

Sufficiency of time for documentation is:

Best describes your primary work area atmosphere?

My professional values align with organizational leaders:

My care team works efficiently together:

Time spent on the electronic health record (EHR) at home:

My proficiency with EHR use: Answer Choices Responses 1. Poor 1.61% 2 2. Marginal 3. Satisfactory 25.81% 32 4. Good 49.19% 61 5. Optimal 21.77% 27

Your stresses and what we can do to minimize them: Summary of responses: Not enough time for appointments or after appointments for all of the increased documentation and workload including prior authorizations, portal work, etc. There should be payment or increased time for increased effort it takes to document in the EHR. EHR enhancements are critical. Too much “superfluous” data collection requirements. Important to have more balanced schedules and allow clinicians more control. Dealing with changing formularies and medication PA is very time consuming. Scribes/ telehealth

What can we do to make it better? Personal Level Team/Practice Level ***** Organization Level ***** Regulatory/Health Plan