St. Francis Memorial Hospital Hospital Medicine Program Cogent Healthcare Gene Fleming Chief Executive Officer Rachel George, MD, MBA Regional Med Marcus.

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St. Francis Memorial Hospital Hospital Medicine Program Cogent Healthcare Gene Fleming Chief Executive Officer Rachel George, MD, MBA Regional Med Marcus Zachary, MD Program Medical Director

Current Issues and Challenges Constant need to improve quality of patient care, with metrics becoming more complex Exceptional service quality to medical staff, referring physicians and hospital processes Team stability and leadership Community integration Developing a true partnership

Issue #1:Improved Performance in Quality and Efficiency Desired Outcomes Optimize ALOS Appropriate DVC/Case Appropriate CMI Seamless Handoffs Core Measures, Safety Goals, Outcome Measures Cogent Partnership Joint Operating Committee (JOC) –Regular meeting schedule –Dashboard and reporting created with the hospital on shared goals –Sharing of data is essential, especially patient level detail and cost information –Generates action steps for team, such as review of cases > GM LOS, order set creation, handoff policy Cogent Academy Training –Hospitalist MSDRG documentation training –Handoff training and simulation Other –Regular meeting venue with hospital coding staff –Aligned physician incentives

Issue #2:Improved Service Quality to Hospital, Medical Staff, Community Desired Outcomes ED Responsiveness Surgical Co-Management Agreements Consistent and Appropriate Subspecialty Consultation Referrals, Transfers and Direct Admissions Cogent Partnership Track and report response times at JOC Goals set and regular meeting schedule with ED director Policy development Regular feedback solicited from surgeons Policy for consultation practices Cogent Academy training of policy Survey of medical staff with JOC reporting Policy development Survey of ED, referring physicians Other –Cogent Academy training and simulation in customer service and all policies

Issue #3: Leadership and Community Integration Desired Outcomes Role in the coordination and leadership of each patient’s care Hospital Citizenship Growth Cogent Partnership Creation of both service agreements and guidelines for consulting relationships Improved collaboration with case management staff Hospital committee participation requirements Community physician outreach visits by medical director Service agreements established with subspecialty physicians

Issue #4: Team Development Desired Outcomes Retention Training Performance Feedback Aligned Incentives Professional Growth Cogent Partnership Formal physician retention plan Hospital leadership involved in all new hires Cogent Academy for all existing hospitalists and new hires JOC reports and physician-specific reporting Physician compensation tied directly to QEP Annual review, work plan and professional development plan for every physician completed by medical director

Discharge Discharge Note Dictation Discharge Note to PCP Collaborate with Hospital Discharge Planner Arrange Follow- Up Appointments Requires Hospitalist Physician Clinical Care Coordinator Responsibility Cogent Staff or Technology Responsibility Admission PCP Fax Notification PCP Telephonic Contact Patient Education of Care Team Role ED Discharges Discharge Plan Concurrent Care Clinical Care Coding and Documentation Resource Management Landmark Events Communication Post Discharge Homecoming Call Care Transition Management Patient and PCP Satisfaction Survey Clinical Audits Physician & Client Reporting

Regional Medical Director VP Finance Local Cogent Program Program Medical Director Joint Operating Committee Clinical Care Coordinator Program Manager Hospitalists Program Overview Standardized Care and Workflow Improved Quality Leadership Structured Communication Data Analysis & Planning Service Line Development Program Growth Cogent Academy™ Training Implementation Leadership Mentoring Leadership Development Performance Management Homecoming Call Systems Transfer of Care Note Joint Operating Committee Cogent Informatics™ Corporate Services o (Recruiting, Finance, Compliance, HR, IT)