PRIMARY CARE FORUM Robert Graham Center “COMPLEXITY OF AMBULATORY CARE ACROSS DISCIPLINES” David Katerndahl, M.D.,M.A. Family & Community Medicine University.

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PRIMARY CARE FORUM Robert Graham Center “COMPLEXITY OF AMBULATORY CARE ACROSS DISCIPLINES” David Katerndahl, M.D.,M.A. Family & Community Medicine University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, Texas This project was funded through a contract with the American Academy of Family Physicians

WHY COMPLEXITY OF CARE MATTERS - POTENTIAL FOR: 1.Reduced Quality Of Care 1.Reduced Comprehensiveness Of Care 2.Decreased Use Of Practice Guidelines 3.Increase Risk Of Medical Errors 2.Increased Health Care Costs Inefficiency Increased Testing Increased Referrals 3.Decreased Patient & Physician Satisfaction 1.Perceived Inadequate Visit Time 2.Increased Physician Burnout 4.Health Care Reform Process

WHAT IS “COMPLEXITY”? “Complexity” = Interrelatedness Of System Components 1,2 1.Cognitive Complexity Component Content Of Information (Counts) 2.Relational Complexity Component Flow Of Information Between Members (Variability) Uniqueness Of Relationships (Diversity) 1 Boisot & Child, Kannampallil et al, 2011

WHAT MAKES AMBULATORY CARE COMPLEX? Flows: Information Care Money

MEASURING COMPLEXITY Requirements Of Measure Includes Quantity Of Activity Reflects Variability & Diversity Across Visits Considers Time Availability Differentiates Input & Output Effects Error Rates (Complexity Measure 1 ) Depend On: 2 Quantity Of Activity Variability Diversity Time Availability 1 Baryam, Croskerry et al, 2004

PRIOR ATTEMPTS AT ESTIMATING COMPLEXITY Measures Currently Used  Case-Mix Measures 1  Risk Adjustment Measures 2  Patient Severity Measures 3  Patient Complexity 4  Problems Per Hour 5 Why These Measure Do NOT Measure Complexity  Complexity ≠ Severity  Assume Linearity (Regularity, Predictability) 6  Do Not Capture ALL Relevant Dimensions  Single Patient Measures 1 Fetter et al, Horn et al, Tempte et al, Rosen et al, Peek et al, Green, 2010

COMPLEXITY OF CARE MEASUREMENT USED* NATIONAL AMBULATORY MEDICAL CARE SURVEY- 1.Identify Each Average Input / Output For Each Discipline 2.Weight Each Input / Output By Its Variability & Diversity 3.Add All Inputs / Outputs Components Together 4.Calculate “Encounter Complexity”, Weighting Input More Heavily 5.Calculate “Complexity Burden” ( Encounter Complexity / Duration-Of-Visit ) *Katerndahl et al, 2010 InputsOutputs Reasons Diagnoses Examinations Testing Patient Demographics Medications Other Treatments Education Counseling Therapies Procedures Disposition

ENCOUNTER COMPLEXITY* *NAMCS, 2010  Internal Medicine & Family Medicine Encounters Most Complex  Encounters Of Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Cardiology & Oncology Clearly Much More Complex Than Those Of Other Disciplines  Encounters Of Internal Medicine & Family Medicine About 3X As Complex As Those Of Ophthalmology, ENT, Orthopedics & Psychiatry

COMPLEXITY BURDEN*  Complexity Burden Is Highest For Family Medicine & Internal Medicine  Complexity Burden Of Family Medicine & Internal Medicine Care Is 2X That Of Most Surgical Disciplines & Neurology, But 5X That Of Psychiatry *NAMCS, 2010

CHANGES IN RANKING BY DISCIPLINE* Internal Medicine Family Medicine Cardiology Oncology OBGYN Neurology Pediatrics Urology General Surgery Dermatology Ophthalmology ENT Orthopedics Psychiatry *NAMCS, 2010

CONCLUSIONS 1.Encounter Complexity 1.Internal Medicine & Family Medicine Most Complex 2.Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Cardiology & Oncology More Complex Than Other Disciplines 2.Complexity Burden 1.Most For Family Medicine & Internal Medicine 2.Twice That Of Most Surgical Disciplines & Neurology 3.5X That Of Psychiatry

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