10/22/2015 Provider Educational Seminar Care Management: Part II 10/22/2015
Automated, telephone-based telemonitoring system Patients self-report physiologic parameters (using durable medical equipment) and answers pre-recorded disease-specific questions Algorithms designed to detect worrisome trends or responses which automatically alert the nurse 10/22/2015 Presented by: Johns Hopkins HealthCare Care Management: TeleWatch-Telemedicine System
Medication use and adherence Exacerbations Urgent care/Inpatient utilization Appointment follow-up Overall action plan and goals Immunization history Test requirements and results 10/22/2015 Presented by: Johns Hopkins HealthCare Care Management: Monitoring Members
TeleWatch Version 1.0: 10/22/2015 Presented by: Johns Hopkins HealthCare Care Management: Automating Disease Management
Identification of members Population analysis Clinical outcomes Lab value Medication usage Biometrics (BP, HR) Program specific (birth weight, NICU admits, A1c, Influenza vaccine, CD4/viral load Utilization Outcomes Hospital admissions, length of stay ER admissions Satisfaction Patient/caregiver Provider 10/22/2015 Presented by: Johns Hopkins HealthCare Care Management: Uses of Data
Units within: Inpatient team Intake services Medical review Transitional care Behavioral health 10/22/2015 Presented by: Johns Hopkins HealthCare Care Management: Utilization Management
Overview: Coordinator acts as liaison between the member, Priority Partners, health providers, and government agencies Provides interpreter services 10/22/2015 Presented by: Johns Hopkins HealthCare Care Management: Special Needs Coordination
Members with chronic illness often have non-health related issues that may impact their ability to focus on their health Social workers support clinical staff on a variety of issues such as: Housing Non-covered benefits Food Domestic violence Transportation Community resources 10/22/2015 Presented by: Johns Hopkins HealthCare Care Management: Social Work