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EVALUATION OF THE INLAND EMPIRE HEALTH PLAN (IEHP) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INTEGRATION INITIATIVE (BHI-I) UCSD and USC
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Evaluation Team Todd Gilmer, UCSD Kimberly Center, UCSD Amy Panczakiewicz, UCSD Ben Henwood, USC Harder & Co, Inc. Sagacious Consultants
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Goals of BHI-I Evaluation The goal of BHI-I evaluation are: To describe the implementation of integrated care and complex care management To provide feedback to programs and BHI-I teams The BHI-I evaluation will measure the extent to which the initiative: Improves health outcomes Increases integration of physical health, mental health, and substance use treatment Increases complex care and population care management
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Technical Reporting at Learning Sessions Reporting Elements Technical reports Report on implementation overall and at the program level Dashboard report of primary outcomes Qualitative report of patients’ experience Study status reports Report on BHI-I teams’ progress using the roadmap Fact sheets
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Data Supporting the Technical Reports Individual level health outcomes PROMIS Global Health Scale Individual level behavioral health outcomes PHQ9, DLA20 Individual level physical health clinical indicators BP, LDL, A1c Program level quality metrics HEDIS scores Program level illness severity ACG case-mix
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PROMIS Global Health Scale 10 Items measuring three domains Physical health Mental health Social health Provides an overall health score and domain scores Provides a Quality of Life score to be used in the cost-effectiveness analysis
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Dashboard Display of Key Indicators % of caseload active % of active caseload screened Behavioral health Physical health % of active caseload not at goal at baseline who are currently achieving goals Behavioral health Physical health
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Describing Patients’ Experiences Qualitative study of patients’ experiences Patients will interviewed during site visits Goals include: Telling their stories / providing a voice Providing a depth of information on program effectiveness Identifying strengths as well as barriers / weaknesses
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Measuring BHI Progress - Roadmap Engage leadership Identify and adopt a quality improvement methodology and tools Program design and sustainability planning Build the multidisciplinary complex care team Enhance engagement of individuals and providers Offer integrated care and complex care management Sustain health homes
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Measuring Integration Surveys measuring integration and complex care management will be administered to BHI-I teams at baseline and 12 month follow up Adaptation of the Maine Health Access Foundation Site Self-Assessment (MeHAF-SSA) Site visits will be conducted to assess progress in the BHI-I domains Provider Engagement and Satisfaction Surveys
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Integration and Cost Reports Reporting Elements Integration and complex care reports Common themes, successful strategies, barriers, and challenges at baseline Site visit findings Cost-Analysis reports Utilization and cost of inpatient, ER, outpatient and pharmacy services Cost-effectiveness using the PROMIS Global Health to calculate the incremental cost effectiveness ratio (ICER)
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Final Reports Report Elements Final set of biannual reports that includes all outcomes analyzed overall and at the program level Final report of common themes, successful strategies, barriers, and challenges to implementation of integrated care and complex care management Final report on cost-effectiveness
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