N SIM Leadership Meeting June 28, 2013 1. SIM Leadership Team Agenda 2 Agenda TopicLeadTime Allocated Welcome and Opening Comments from Commissioner Commissioner.

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n SIM Leadership Meeting June 28,

SIM Leadership Team Agenda 2 Agenda TopicLeadTime Allocated Welcome and Opening Comments from Commissioner Commissioner Mayhew10 Introduction of Chair of Leadership Team, Group Introductions Holly Lusk15 SIM OverviewDr. Flanigan10 The Importance of Collaboration/Consensus Dr. Flanigan5 SIM Framework OverviewRandy Chenard10 SIM Governance Model Review Dr. Flanigan20 Governance by ConsensusDr. Flanigan10 Operational Plan ReportRandy Chenard20

n “…to test whether new payment and service delivery models will produce superior results when implemented in the context of a state-sponsored State Health Care Innovation Plan. These plans must improve health, improve health care, and lower costs for a state’s citizens through a sustainable model of multi-payer payment and delivery reform, and must be dedicated to delivering the right care at the right time in the right setting.” SIM Overview 3

n This grant will position Maine to assess the full impact associated with existing healthcare test reform models by moving them to the next level through: – Enhanced care delivery capabilities – Greater access to high-value care information and data – Enhanced care delivery “actor” (provider and patient) training / support – Introduction of targeted incentives Overarching High-Level View of Maine’s SIM Grant 4

n “If you bring the appropriate people together in constructive ways with good information, they will create authentic visions and sustainable responses to issues and opportunities within their communities and organizations.” - David Chrislip, Collaborative Leadership Strategist SIM will not be successful without collaboration among all stakeholder 5

SIM Triple AIM GOAL Examples: Int. BH/PH PCP Utilization Surgery Infection ED Costs Costs per Life Transparency Chair: HealthInfoNet Admissions, Discharges, Trans ED Notifications PH Record Statewide HIE State: Lead Convener - Public Reporting --Share best practices --What’s working, what’s not? SERVICE DELIVERY REFORM Chair: Quality Counts PCMH & HH Learning Collaborative ACO Learning Collaborative Support Leadership Development (RFP) Behavioral Health Collaborative (RFP) MAINE CDC Patient Engagement Diabetes Prevention 5 Sites Pilot w/ Community Health Workers PAYMENT REFORM Chair: MHMC Data Analytics VBP Development & Learning Health Care Cost Workgroup Development of Behavioral HCC Workgroup Public Reporting Payer Populations MaineCare Medicare Commercial Self-Insured Employers 6

n SIM Leadership Team Accountabilities 7

n SIM Maine Leadership Team 8

n Operational Plan Development and Review: Timeline and Process June 10 – 28 Operational Plan Development June 28: Deadline for Content Submission July 10: Steering Committee Begins Review and submits requests for more information July 27: Steering Committee Approval for Submission Aug 1: Submission of SIM Operational Plan to CMMI Oct 1: Deadline for CMMI approval to move into implementation phase 9

Next Steps Future Meeting Schedule By-Laws – Distribute today and plan to adopt at next meeting Public Comment 10

n “If you bring the appropriate people together in constructive ways with good information, they will create authentic visions and sustainable responses to issues and opportunities within their communities and organizations.” - David Chrislip, Collaborative Leadership Strategist The ‘Maine’ SIM Theme: Collaboration 11