1. Buurtzorg & Ecare

2. Meet
Ecare
Omaha System
Our solutions (demo)

3. Mission Ecare
“Help improve the quality of care , by developing smart software that supports the caregiver”

4. Because the Dutch healthcare system is based on old-fashioned principles

5. As a result we have become accustomed to talking in the healthcare sector on
price x quantity
Financieel proces
Doelstelling overhead = 3 – 5 %

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From back to front??

7. While we are dealing with
People !

8. So rather place humanity above bureaucracy!

9. How?

10. How does it work?
For example,Buurtzorgweb was developed to enable effective schedule planning for the nurses and to create a forum to sharing experiences and innovative solutions. At the result while nurses at other health care organisations need to fill in printed forms, that are administrated by others, nurses at buurtzorg can log in to their own system and fill in their administration such as client registration, treatment times and communication history.

11. From front to back!

12. BUURTZORG best employer in 2015!
“Put the profession back in the hands of the employees”

13. Buurtzorg method Self-managing teams Minimize administration
Let IT support the primary process so nurses can do their work
Use the community
Give insight into team results
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14. Buurtzorg team

15. Minimize administration

16. Primary proces

17. Welinked
‘The community’

18. Team insight

19. Team insight
Geel = cliëntenpopulatie

20. Omaha System
Poppetje geel

21. Developments in health care mean that:
more and more people continue to live at home independently for longer.
more care and welfare professionals must work at local level.
Unity of language is important.
It ensures transparency and standardized information on deployment, content and effect of care

22. How effective is our record-keeping?
We write a lot
but this has not led to ‘knowledge’
In addition, the payer determines the 'information'
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23. How did it start? The desire to describe dimensions of care for men
Unity of language and logic model as:
Resource in daily practice
Knowledgebase
Identify
Define and capture
Management of information
Communicate and share

24. How did it start? Information remains hidden in everyday practice
What do caregivers and social workers?
Why?
What happens to clients?
What makes the difference in outcomes?

25. How did it start?
USA
Community based care
Public Health
Home Health

26. When it started? 1975 – 1993 4 research projects American government
Scientific basis, validated
developed by health profesionals
Public domain: no license!

27. What is the Omaha System?
Classification
Terminology system
- Code system

28. What is the result?
Designed to support and improve the:
- Daily practice
- Recordkeeping/documentation
- Information Management
- Holistic
- Easy to handle / volume
- Understandable / simple

29. Suitable for individuals, families, communities regardless:
What is the result?
1. Entire care process
(assessment, actions, outcomes)
2. Selfcare, selfmanagement
3. Multidisciplinary
Suitable for individuals, families, communities regardless:
Age
Location
Medical diagnose
Social-economic setting
Religion
Etnicity
Culture

32. Three linked parts Classification/assessment
42 problems, signs and symptoms/ modifiers
measurement a problem; scale-scores
Method to evaluate the process, client outcomes, 5 point scale
Status: severity of the signals
Knowledge: Is the client aware of the problem
Behavior: how the client behaves
Actions
42 problems x 4 intervention categories x 75 actions
planned or done

33. Method

34. Health Analytics Ecare is ready for this!
Health care is changing, the focus is on impact and quality of care.
Classified records
Many cases analysed
Accurate analyses
‘ANALYZING CLIENT CHARACTERISTICS
AND NEEDS IN HOME HEALTH CARE’
Ecare is ready for this!

35. Health analytics

36. Standardize, structure and classify, it is no more difficult than this!
Vrouwtje aan het bed

38. Coming up Mid 2016 The English version of: Buurtzorgweb Community
Assessmenttool
Clientkompas

40. Thanks for your attention and have a safe trip back to Scotland!