Mount Auburn Professional Services Practice Improvement Project Primary Care Center Improving Rate of Return of Hemosure IFOB tests 9/25/2015.

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Mount Auburn Professional Services Practice Improvement Project Primary Care Center Improving Rate of Return of Hemosure IFOB tests 9/25/2015

Practice Improvement Team Dr. Linda Powers, Champion Laura Mahoney, Project Leader Denize Ramos, Clinical Assistant Mirca Cayemite, Admin. Assistant

Background Mt. Auburn Office Practice Improvement Project for the Primary Care Center focuses on educating patients on the need for colon cancer screening. IFOB tests are required annually for those patients who declined colonoscopies. In this project, we seek to increase the rate of return of IFOB kits through: 1.Colon cancer education, IFOB directions, 2.Follow-up reminder calls at 2 week intervals, and 3.Letters to encourage patients to return the kits for processing

Aim Statement By 7/31/2015, increase the return rate of Hemosure IFOB tests for Dr. Powers patients from current 33% to 75%. Baseline:33% return rate Target: 75% return rate

Model For Improvement - 3 Questions ¡ What are we trying to accomplish? ¡ Improved return of rate of IFOB tests from 33% to 75% by 7/31/2015. ¡ How will we know that a change is an improvement? ¡ Numerator: IFOB Kits returned. ¡ Denominator: Total IFOB kits dispensed ¡ What changes can we make that will result in an improvement? ¡ Next Slide Measurement

Test Ideas fall into the first 3 boxes To Practice Clinical A. processes specimen Test Ideas: Dispense kit to patient, make notation in EMR for huddle alert. Follow-up calls (2 wks) to patients who have not returned the kit Send letters to patients with educational information to encourage test performance and return of kit

What Happened?

Surprises Delay in patients returning kits PCC has impressive response from our patients choosing colonoscopy screening versus IFOB testing

How will this improve Patient Safety Increased patient educationGreater understanding of the importance of screening Improved return ratiosIncreased patient screening compliance Meeting screening measuresResults in better scores for our practice!!

Next Steps Continue testing ideas to increase IFOB return rates Document all steps in EMR Complete to last box – PCP Follows-up with patient To Practice Clinical A. processes specimen