VALU RESOURCES Seal of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs ADVANCE Transforming Potential Into Performance August 3, 2011 VALU Resources. Advance is.

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VALU RESOURCES Seal of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs ADVANCE Transforming Potential Into Performance August 3, 2011 VALU Resources. Advance is an HR&A initiative to invest in people development, workforce engagement and talent management for the delivery of high-quality healthcare, benefits and other services to Veterans and their families. Advance. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Overview Training Community Learning Model: VA’s Journey to Transformation VALU VA Learning University

1 Introduction VA’s strategic goals, thematic and major initiatives Inside VA’s Community Learning Model framework Summary/Review Overview Topics - Introduction

2 After this training, you will be able to: Define a community learning model Describe key historical events that illustrate previous transformation efforts at VA Explain how to use the VA Community Learning Model Identify the initiatives depicted on the model Learning Objectives

3 What is a community learning model? Captures strategic goals in a visual snapshot Uses visual literacy and mind-mapping techniques Outlines complex activities Illustrates links between people and processes Connects vision and mission to strategic goals and initiatives Captures complex challenges outlined in Strategic Plan Explains VA’s transformation process Introduction

4 Interactive Model Mirrors printed model Adds interactivity Highlights initiatives & goals VA’s Community Learning Model

5 Introduction VA’s Strategic Goals, Thematic and Major Initiatives Inside the Community Learning Model Framework Summary/Review Overview Topics - VA’s Strategic Goals, Thematic and Major Initiatives

6 Four strategic goals: – Improve Quality and Accessibility of Services – Increase Veteran and Internal Client Satisfaction – Raise Readiness – Make VA an Employer of Choice VA’s Strategic Goals

7 VA’s Strategic Goals and Thematic Initiatives

8 Ambitious, cross-cutting Challenging organizational culture Prioritize resource allocation VA’s Strategic Plan: Major Initiatives

9 Thematic and Major Initiatives

10 Introduction VA’s Strategic Goals, Thematic and Major Initiatives Inside the Community Learning Model Framework Summary/Review Overview Topics

11 1)People-centric 2)Forward-looking 3)Results-driven General Shinseki’s Three Guiding Principles

: Pilgrims received government support as disabled Veterans 1776: Revolutionary War Soldiers received pensions 1811: First Soldiers home established 1930: Fifty-four VA hospitals built 1944: WWII GI Bill started 1973: VA National Cemetery System established 1989: Department of Veterans Affairs becomes Cabinet-level position 1995: 21 VISNs were created as part of healthcare reform 2009: President Obama calls for VA transformation Key Historical Facts that Impact VA’s Mission

13 United States Army Marines Navy Air Force Coast Guard Color Guard Flags – Veteran-Centric Focus

14 Fact sign post “Challenge” puzzle pieces Corresponding “solution” puzzle pieces Other Elements

15 Trustworthy Accessible Quality Agile Innovative Integrated The six Core Characteristics are: Integrity Commitment Advocacy Respect Excellence The five “I CARE” Core Values are: VA “I CARE”

16 Increased Veteran and Client Satisfaction – Thematic initiatives: Automate Records Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs Integrate Services Build Relationship Management Capability Improve Quality and Accessibility of Services Raise Readiness Make VA an Employer of Choice Strategic Goals

17 Enable 21st Century Benefits Delivery and Service Veterans Benefits Management System (VBMS) – Design and implement a modern claims management system – Improve benefit systems IT infrastructure – Improve transparency of claims process – Streamline claims Automate GI Bill Benefits Implement Virtual Lifetime Electronic Records (VLER) Automate Records

18 Enable 21st Century Benefits Delivery and Service - Veterans Benefits Management System (VBMS) Automate GI Bill Benefits – Implement web-based benefits system Implement Virtual Lifetime Electronic Records (VLER) – Collect and publish medical information – Ensure system interoperability Automate Records, continued

19 Improve Veteran Mental Health – Identify new approaches to improve mental health – Track effectiveness – Test new treatment models Design a Veteran-Centric Mental Health Care Model Enhancing the Veteran Experience and Access to Healthcare Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs

20 Improve Veteran Mental Health Design a Veteran-Centric Mental Health Care Model – Track patient demand and outcome trends – Implement systems to detect fraud – Offer patient-centered healthcare – Integrate emerging telehealth technologies – Improve adoption rate of new technology Enhancing the Veteran Experience and Access to Healthcare Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs, continued

21 Improve Veteran Mental Health Design a Veteran-Centric Mental Health Care Model Enhancing the Veteran Experience and Access to Healthcare – Identify quality gaps – Model efficient use of third party service Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs, continued

22 Increase Veteran and Client Satisfaction Improve Quality and Accessibility of Services – Thematic Initiatives: Eliminate Veteran Homelessness Automate Records Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs Perform Research and Development Integrate Services Build Relationship Management Capability Raise Readiness Make VA an Employer of Choice Strategic Goals

23 Eliminate Veteran Homelessness – Improve Veteran mental health – Establish a national homeless registry – Apply mobile handheld technology Eliminate Veteran Homelessness

24 VBA Backlog Reduction – Design modern claims management system – Improve benefit systems IT infrastructure – Improve transparency of claims process – Streamline claims Automate GI Bill Benefits Implement Virtual Lifetime Electronic Records (VLER) Note: This thematic initiative was also discussed under Goal #1. Automate Records

25 Improve Veteran Mental Health – Identify new approaches to improve mental health – Track effectiveness – Test new treatment models Design a Veteran-Centric Mental Health Care Model Enhance the Veteran Experience and Access to Healthcare Note: This thematic initiative was also discussed under Goal #1. Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs

26 Improve Veteran Mental Health Design a Veteran-Centric Mental Health Care Model – Track patient demand and outcome trends – Implement systems to detect fraud – Offer patient-centered healthcare – Integrate emerging telehealth technologies – Improve adoption rate of new technology Enhance the Veteran Experience and Access to Healthcare Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs, continued

27 Improve Veteran Mental Health Design a Veteran-Centric Mental Health Care Model Enhance the Veteran Experience and Access to Healthcare – Identify quality gaps – Model efficient use of third party service Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs, continued

28 Perform Research and Development – Define a research and development agenda – Adjust model for VA needs Perform Research and Development

29 Establish an Integrated Operating Model – Identify opportunities to pool resources – Develop financial capabilities Integrate Services

30 Build Veteran Relationship Management (VMR) Capability – Create a shared database of Veteran clients – Openness to multiple communication channels – Connect Veterans to their VA products and services – Integrate telehealth technologies – Improve rates of adoption of new technology Note: This thematic initiative was also discussed under Goal #1. Build Relationship Management Capability

31 Increased Veteran and Client Satisfaction Improve Quality and Accessibility of Services Raise Readiness – Thematic Initiative: Ensure Emergency Preparedness Make VA an Employer of Choice 1234 Strategic Goals

32 Ensure Emergency Preparedness – Create an assets inventory – Train front line practitioners 1234 Ensure Emergency Preparedness

33 Increased Veteran and Client Satisfaction Improve Quality and Accessibility of Services Raise Readiness Make VA an Employer of Choice – Thematic Initiatives: Automate Records Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs Integrate Services Recruit, Hire, Train, and Retain Quality Employees 1234 Strategic Goals

34 VBA Backlog Reduction – Design modern claims management system – Improve benefit systems IT infrastructure – Improve transparency of claims process – Streamline claims Automate GI Bill Benefits Implement Virtual Lifetime Electronic Records Note: This thematic initiative was also discussed under Goals #1 and # Automate Records

35 VBA Backlog Reduction Automate GI Bill Benefits – Implement web-based benefits system Implement Virtual Lifetime Electronic Records (VLER) – Collect and publish medical information – Ensure system interoperability 1234 Automate Records, continued

36 Improve Veteran Mental Health – Identify new approaches to improve mental health – Track effectiveness – Test new treatment models Design a Veteran-Centric Mental Health Care Model Enhance the Veteran Experience and Access to Healthcare Note: This thematic initiative was also discussed under Goals #1 and # Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs

37 Improve Veteran Mental Health Design a Veteran-Centric Mental Health Care Model – Track patient demand and outcome trends – Implement systems to detect fraud – Offer patient-centered healthcare – Integrate emerging telehealth technologies – Improve adoption rate of new technology Enhance the Veteran Experience and Access to Healthcare 1234 Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs, continued

38 Improve Veteran Mental Health Design a Veteran-Centric Mental Health Care Model Enhance the Veteran Experience and Access to Healthcare – Identify quality gaps – Model efficient use of third party service 1234 Improve Healthcare and Contain Costs, continued

39 Establish an Integrated Operating Model – Identify opportunities to pool resources – Develop financial capabilities Note: This thematic initiative was also discussed under Goals #1 and # Integrate Services

40 Drive Performance Outcomes – Develop a shared enterprise-wide framework Transform Human Capital Management Optimizing the Utilization of VA's Capital Portfolio Creating Organizational Value by Reducing Cost while Maintaining Quality Transforming Health Care Delivery through Health Informatics 1234 Recruit, Hire, Train, and Retain Quality Employees, continued

41 Drive Performance Outcomes Transform Human Capital Management – Develop high-quality surge training – Develop a talent management tool – Assess and address gaps in leadership capabilities – Develop enterprise management solution Optimizing the Utilization of VA's Capital Portfolio Creating Organizational Value by Reducing Cost while Maintaining Quality Transforming Health Care Delivery through Health Informatics 1234 Recruit, Hire, Train, and Retain Quality Employees, continued

42 Drive Performance Outcomes Transform Human Capital Management Optimizing the Utilization of VA's Capital Portfolio – Integrating capital investment planning – Investing VA capital dollars Creating Organizational Value by Reducing Cost while Maintaining Quality Transforming Health Care Delivery through Health Informatics 1234 Recruit, Hire, Train, and Retain Quality Employees, continued

43 Drive Performance Outcomes Transform Human Capital Management Optimizing the Utilization of VA's Capital Portfolio Creating Organizational Value by Reducing Cost while Maintaining Quality – Standardizing practices – Reviewing the evaluation of programs – Evaluating the expenses of oversight programs – Accelerating cost-savings initiatives Transforming Health Care Delivery through Health Informatics 1234 Recruit, Hire, Train, and Retain Quality Employees, continued

44 Drive Performance Outcomes Transform Human Capital Management Optimizing the Utilization of VA's Capital Portfolio Creating Organizational Value by Reducing Cost while Maintaining Quality Transforming Health Care Delivery through Health Informatics – Provide health informatics tools – Implement sustainable Veterans Health Administration (VHA)/Office of Information and Technology (OI&T) to streamline software – Promote new methodology for collaboration – Develop Web-Based Electronic Health Management Platform 1234 Recruit, Hire, Train, and Retain Quality Employees, continued

45 Introduction VA’s Strategic Goals, Thematic and Major Initiatives Inside the Community Learning Model Framework Summary/Review Overview Topics - Summary/Review

46 Four strategic goals: – Improve Quality and Accessibility of Services – Increase Veteran and Internal Client Satisfaction – Raise Readiness – Make VA an Employer of Choice Summary/Review

47 Summary/Review, continued