Establishing Dental Home

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Establishing Dental Home Thrive by Five Collaborative CCHMC Pediatric Primary Care Center Establishing Dental Home

Team PPC TEAM MEMBERS SMART AIM Last Name First Name Role Fieglein Deb RN Haering* Amy RN Manager Harrison* Michelle MA Kleiman Julie List your team in the chart above. * for Team Leader. List your primary measure SMART AIM – what you are working on. *Team Leaders SMART AIM Increase the % of patients turning 27 months of age establishing a dental home from 19% to 25% by June 2019.

Establishing Dental Home at CCHMC PPC Clinic Key Driver Diagram (KDD) Project Leader(s): Amy Haering, RN, Michelle Harrison, MA Revision Date: 03/2018 (v2) Global Aim Key Drivers Interventions (LOR #) Help Cincinnati’s 66,000 children be the healthiest in the nation through strong community partnerships Network with and Develop List of Dental Providers / Resources (LOR #) Available Dental Resource List Just Do It: Develop Staff In-service on Dental Health WCC Assessment (LOR #) Available Dental Providers SMART Aim Develop Patient/Family Education Materials and Celebrate Dental Awareness Month (Feb) (LOR #) To increase the % of patients turning 27 months establishing a dental home from 19% to 25% by June 2019 Educated and Informed Staff as to Appropriate Timing on Establishing a Dental Home Create a “Dental Clinic” Day in PPC (LOR #) Update and Implement 1 Year Old AVS Section on Dental Health (LOR #) Educated and informed caregivers as to importance of Dental Health Establish presence in PPC Waiting Room to educate and distribute Dental Resource Guide (LOR #) Create booth for Resource Guide, Toothbrushes, etc in PPC Waiting Room (LOR #) Functional Dental Clinic in PPC Population Laminated “Tooth” or indicator to hang on Exam Room Door that flags “Dental Resources” needed (LOR #) PPC Patients 12 – 27 months Establish presence with CHW at Avondale Food Pantry (LOR #) Standardized education materials and signage in PPC Exam Rooms (LOR #) Potential intervention Active intervention Adopted/Abandoned intervention Legend Just Do It: Distribute goodie bags with toothbrush, paste and floss to each child at time of Dental Education (LOR #) Note: LOR # = Level of Reliability Number, e.g., LOR 1

Team PPC: Run Chart

map of dental clinics within 7 miles of each clinic Dental Map + Resource Guide map of dental clinics within 7 miles of each clinic Dental Maps and a Dental Resource Guide have been created and distributed to each clinic team for use and feedback. Our goal is to continue to build this community resource guide and maintain updates (e.g. office hours, ages accepted, etc.)

What we are testing and learning… PREOCCUPATION WITH FAILURE Our testing: At every 12 month visit, we will provide dental education and distribute this resource map/guide. We will assess for feasibility of this process and feedback from parents Our measures: We will measure this activity daily (for each child who should receive this education/guide, did they get it? (process measure) BUILDING RELIABILITY We will huddle weekly in clinic to review our data and follow up on failures PREOCCUPATION WITH FAILURE We will continue to ask the “Dental Home” question at subsequent visits (Has your child seen the dentist in the last 12 months?) (outcome measure)