3 rd Annual Right Care Summit October 1 st, 2010 Stephen M. Shortell Ph.D., M.P.H. Dean, University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health.

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3 rd Annual Right Care Summit October 1 st, 2010 Stephen M. Shortell Ph.D., M.P.H. Dean, University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health

2011 Statewide Goals: Preventing Heart Attacks and Strokes 2011 California Statewide Goals: Preventing Heart Attacks and Strokes Achieve National HEDIS 90th Percentile Targets: o 70% of hypertensive patients with blood pressure controlled <140/90 MMHG o 70% of patients with cardiovascular conditions with lipids controlled LDL-C < 100 Mg/dl o 81% of diabetic patients with blood sugar controlled HBA1C < 9 o 52% of diabetic patients with lipids controlled LDL-C < 100 Mg/dl San Diego Demonstration Goals Heart attack and stroke prevention focused on heart disease and diabetes patients through lipid and blood pressure management

Promising Interventions to Reach HEDIS Control Targets for Heart Attack and Stroke Prevention Intensive Ambulatory Care Home Blood Pressure Monitoring Proactive Outreach  Medical Home  Team-Based  Web Supported  High-Tech Enabled  Continuous Care—Not Episodic Patient Centered Practice Redesign Patient Activation -Patient Incentives for healthy diet, exercise & medication adherence -Evidence-based patient education (e.g., Project DULCE; Stanford Patient Self-Management) -Motivational Media Messaging Clinical Pharmacist on Care Team -HRSA.gov/patientsafety -The Asheville Project Medication Protocols -ALL/PHASE (Kaiser) -E.U. Guidelines

NCQA Plan Performance Data Blood Pressure Controlled (<140/90) Source: NCQA Quality Compass® 2010

NCQA Plan Performance Data Cardiovascular LDC Control <100 Source: NCQA Quality Compass® 2010

NCQA Plan Performance Data Diabetes Poor HbA1c Control >9 Source: NCQA Quality Compass® 2010

NCQA Plan Performance Data Diabetes LDL-C Control <100 Source: NCQA Quality Compass® 2010

NCQA Plan Performance Data Persistence of Beta Blocker Treatment Source: NCQA Quality Compass® 2010

NCQA Plan Performance Data Cardiovascular LDL-C Screening Source: NCQA Quality Compass® 2010

NCQA Plan Performance Data Diabetes HbA1c Testing Source: NCQA Quality Compass® 2010

NCQA Plan Performance Data Diabetes LDL-C Screening Source: NCQA Quality Compass® 2010

NCQA Plan Performance Data Diabetes Monitoring: Diabetes Nephropathy Source: NCQA Quality Compass® 2010

NCQA Plan Performance Data Diabetes Eye Exams Source: NCQA Quality Compass® 2010