1. Making Progress in Opioid Management Amanda S. Mixon, MD MS MSPH FHM
Coaching Session:
Making Progress in Opioid Management
May 16, 2018
Amanda S. Mixon, MD MS MSPH FHM

2. Our efforts Gather baseline data with survey
Pilot QuizTime continuing education
Develop provider feedback reports using state data

3. Opioid Survey and Pledge

5. PHASE III PHASE IV Progressing Towards Success in Value-Based System
Improve Metrics
Incorporate QI activities into day-to-day operations
Enhance access to care
Implement care coordination, population management, & team-based care strategies
PHASE IV
Sustaining Progress Over Time
Meet Metric targets for 1 year
Decrease utilization and unnecessary testing
Consistent Deliver evidence-based, patient-focused, coordinated care

12. If yes, how many practices? 1 5
Number of practices
Frequency reported 1 5 2 3 6 10

14. Next steps
Practices that haven’t participated in survey, pledge: please encourage them!
Survey Link
In which areas can they improve?
How can we give targeted help?

15. Opioid Education: QuizTime
It’s free 4 hrs CME!
Satisfies state annual opioid education requirements
15 participants. Scores: %

16. Opioid Prescribing Reports
Developing with TN State Dept of Health

17. Practices for Pilot
Now: Providers see 1 patient at a time in the state prescribing database monitoring program/controlled substances monitoring database
Future: Providers see their prescribing patterns

18. Practice Story
What are your practices doing about opioid management?