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1 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program “A-FIT” Report “A-FIT”: Areas For ImprovemenT November 4, 2015

2 Monthly A-FIT Report Monthly Updates
Duty Hour “Time-out” Evaluations / Feedback: Rotational and myTIPreport Continuity Clinic Check-In Areas for Improvement (A-FIT) report Updates Milestone of the Month Faculty and Resident Development Topic of the Month

3 Duty Hour Standard / # Violations
Duty Hour “Time Out”!! AY Duty Hour Standard / # Violations Block Number 80 hr work week 1 day off in 7 24/28 hr rule 10 hrs between shifts In-House Call 1 2 1 and 2 3 4 3 and 4 5 6 5 and 6 11 Total possible number of violations: Violation Rate: In 4 week block: 3136 In 4 week block: 0.06% In 7 week block: 5487 In 7 week block: 0.1%

4 Faculty/Fellow Wednesday Conference Attendance

5 Rotation Evaluations: Completed w/i 2 weeks
87.5% Completion for the last block 88% Completion for latest completed block ACGME Requirement

6 Rotation Evaluations: Completed w/i 2 weeks
60% Completion for latest completed block ACGME Requirement

7 Resident Feedback

8 Resident Feedback

9 Continuity Clinic Follow-up
1. Educational Sessions 2. Milestone Worksheet Completion Month Total Possible Sessions Completed Sessions Percentage Completed Milestone Feedback Completed November * October 36 22 61% September 34 24 71% August 19 56% July 18 82%

10 Areas for Improvement: 2015 ACGME Survey and Internal Survey
QI Training Value of Conferences: Grand Rounds M and M Satisfaction with feedback Education not compromised by… Service Other trainees Provided data about practice habits Fatigue Instructed how to manage fatigue Provided a way to transition care when fatigued

11 Area #1: QI Training Low = 1, High = 5 1 2 3 4 5
Quality Improvement training and involvement (4.26%) (8.51%) 10 (21.28%) 18 (38.30%) 13 (27.66%)

12 Area #1: QI Training Brimmage QI Project:
Low = 1, High = 5 1 2 3 4 5 Quality Improvement training and involvement (4.26%) (8.51%) 10 (21.28%) 18 (38.30%) 13 (27.66%) Not bad (34% neutral or low value responses) but room for improvement… Brimmage QI Project: -First four modules of the QI training released -Participation is open to faculty and fellows -Class QI projects in development -Operationalize Jan – March,2016 -Review results: April, 2016 -Present results: May, 2016

13 Area #2: Value of Conferences
Low = 1, High = 5 1 2 3 4 5 Grand Rounds (4.55%) (6.06%) 10 (15.15%) 29 (43.94%) 20 (30.30%) Morbidity and Mortality (2.99%) 7 (10.45%) 12 (17.91%) 26 (38.81%) (29.85%)

14 Area #2: Value of Conferences
Low = 1, High = 5 1 2 3 4 5 Grand Rounds (4.55%) (6.06%) 10 (15.15%) 29 (43.94%) 20 (30.30%) Morbidity and Mortality (2.99%) 7 (10.45%) 12 (17.91%) 26 (38.81%) (29.85%) Not bad (25-30% neutral or low value responses) but room for improvement…

15 Area #2: Value of Conferences
Low = 1, High = 5 1 2 3 4 5 Grand Rounds (4.55%) (6.06%) 10 (15.15%) 29 (43.94%) 20 (30.30%) Morbidity and Mortality (2.99%) 7 (10.45%) 12 (17.91%) 26 (38.81%) (29.85%) Not bad (25-30% neutral or low value responses) but room for improvement… Proposed Improvement Plan: Grand Rounds: Proposed: Invited speakers ID’ing how talk content is particularly relevant to Specialist Practice M and M Programming Changes --Programmatic focus on clinical reasoning --4 cases per conference --Active “management” of questions/answer session: ----Discussants ----Presenting Chiefs

16 Area #2: Value of Conferences
M&M Conference Focus: Clinical Reasoning Areas Underway Low = 1, High = 5 1 2 3 4 5 Grand Rounds (4.55%) (6.06%) 10 (15.15%) 29 (43.94%) 20 (30.30%) Morbidity and Mortality (2.99%) 7 (10.45%) 12 (17.91%) 26 (38.81%) (29.85%) Not bad (25-30% neutral or low value responses) but room for improvement… Proposed Improvement Plan: Grand Rounds: Proposed: Invited speakers ID’ing how talk content is particularly relevant to Specialist Practice M and M Programming Changes --Programmatic focus on clinical reasoning --4 cases per conference --Active “management” of questions/answer session: ----Discussants ----Presenting Chiefs

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18 Area # 3: Satisfaction With Feedback
Evaluation “Yes” (UNC ’14-’15) (UNC ’13-’14) (National) Satisfied with feedback after assignments 57% 70%

19 Area # 3: Satisfaction With Feedback
Evaluation “Yes” (UNC ’14-’15) (UNC ’13-’14) (National) Satisfied with feedback after assignments 57% 70% Proposed Improvement Plan from Rotation Huddles: -myTIPreport use -Mid-rotation feedback -Continue to track evaluation completion -Utilizing Bae-Jump and Strauss approach to rotational feedback

20 Area #4: Education not compromised…
“Yes” (UNC ‘14-’15) (Nat’l) …by service obligations 50% 32% 69% …by other trainees 75% 100% 91%

21 Rotation Huddle Items Rotation Service over education
Education compromised by other trainees Improve satisfaction with feedback Ares for fatigue teaching and awareness Transition care when fatigue is identified Onc WakeMed OB REI Urogyn Benign

22 Rotation Huddle Items Rotation Service over education Education compromised by other trainees Improve satisfaction with feedback Ares for fatigue teaching and awareness Transition care when fatigue is identified Onc WakeMed OB REI Urogyn Benign Huddle teams have met, items for tracking being collated.

23 Area #5: Provided data about practice habits
“Yes” (UNC ‘14-’15) (National) Provided data about practice habits 50% 68% Proposed Improvement Plan: -Rotation Directors to discuss -May have a LOT to do with “labeling” work regarding Practice Based Learning and Improvement

24 Area #6: Mitigating effects of fatigue and excessive stress
“Yes” (UNC ‘14-’15) (National) Instructed on how to manage fatigue 79% 82% 92% Provided a way to transition care when fatigued 64% 61% 80% Proposed Improvement Plan: “Resiliency corner”: Feature of new monthly Residency Program Update (The next issue will be arriving in your inbox this week, keep an eye out!) Reinstitute twice yearly programming with Dr. Meltzer-Brody Possible “departmental engagement” work in AY 15-16

25 Professional Development Opportunities…
Get to know our Milestones! Professional Development Topic-of-the-Month

26 Professional Development Opportunities…
Get to know our Milestones! Antepartum Care and Complications of Pregnancy Professional Development Topic-of-the-Month Duty Hours for OBGYN Residency

27 Milestone of the Month Antepartum Care and Complications of Pregnancy:
Demonstrates basic knowledge of normal obstetrical care and common medical complications seen in pregnancy Provides complete antepartum care for women with uncomplicated pregnancies Recognizes basic risk factors, symptoms, and signs of common medical complications (e.g., hypertension, diabetes, infectious diseases) Recognizes basic risk factors symptoms, and signs of common obstetrical conditions (e.g., post-term gestation, abnormal placentation, third trimester bleeding) Manages common medical complications (e.g., hypertension, diabetes, infectious diseases) Manages common obstetrical complications (e.g., previous Cesarean section, abnormal fetal growth, multifetal gestation) Demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of the varying patterns of presentation and treatment options for a variety of medical and obstetrical complications Recognizes atypical presentations of medical and obstetrical complications; identifies indications for consultation, referral, and/or transfer of care for patients with medical and obstetrical complications Effectively supervises and educates lower level residents in antepartum care Collaborates and provides consultation to other members of the health care team in antepartum care Manages patients with complex and a typical medical and obstetrical complications Applies innovative approaches to complex and atypical antepartum conditions and implements treatment plans based on emerging evidence

28 Duty Hours for OBGYN Residency
Average no more than 80 hours per week (averaged over 4 weeks) 1 day off in 7 (averaged over 4 weeks) 10 hours off between shifts Shift length no greater than 24/28 PGY1s no more than 16 hour shift

29 Residency Interviews Residency Interviews are completed!!
We had over 880 applicants We interviewed 97 applicants

30 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program “a-FIT” Report “a-FIT”: areas For ImprovemenT Thank you for all you do!


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