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1 August 2012 Webinar Planned Care at Every Visit
Planned Care PDSA Sharing Planned Care Essential to NCQA, MU Super Strategy: Site Visit Learning Session #2

2 Planned Care at Every Visit
Process to identify all diabetes patients Electronic population alert is best—accurate (once tested) and saves time—but stickers good too Use for all visits (acute, chronic, walk-in) Alerts and pre-visit planning to identify unmet needs Highlights or flags on template/flow sheet incorporating evidence-based guidelines Get as much done as possible Max-packing! Team-based care/standing orders Plan/Schedule follow-up care Higher-risk patients sooner, more often Additional ideas for planning small scale tests.

3 PDSA Sharing General Internal Medicine Seneca More Sharing……
Population alert in EMR banner, registry cleaning, chart prep, addressing all needs, clarifying who does what, patient resistance, overdue patient list Seneca Diabetes template, completing documentation difficult when trying to max-pack, pre-visit planning team huddles, self-management goal sheet More Sharing…… What is everyone else working on?

4 Planned Care Essential to NCQA PCMH Standards
Applies directly to 4 of 6 NCQA standards PCMH 1: Element E (expectation of evidence-based care) and Element G (team-based care) PCMH 2: Identify and Manage Patient Populations Must Pass: Use Data for Population Management PCMH 3: Plan and Manage Care Must Pass: Care Management (pre-visit planning, risk assessment, follow-up care) PCMH 5: Track and Coordinate Care Must Pass: Referral Tracking and Follow-Up

5 Planned Care Essential to Attesting for Meaningful Use
Applies to 4 of 15 Meaningful Use Core Objectives Core Measure #7: Patient demographics as structured data. Core Measure #8: Vital signs as structured data. Core Measure #9: Smoking status on patients age 13 or older. Core Measure #11: Use and tracking of one clinical decision support rule. Applies to 2 Menu Measures (5 of 10 required) Menu Measure #2: Lab test results as structured data. Menu Measure #3: Lists of patients by specific conditions. Applies to all 3 Core Quality Measures (BP, tobacco, BMI) Applies to 8 Additional Clinical Quality Measures related to diabetes (must report on 3)

6 Super Strategy: Site Visit
Medical Group of Corry site visit to Seneca Medical Center Issue: Laboratory services Goals: Quality care, structured data Options: External, internal solutions Investigation: Interaction with vendors Visit to Seneca Medical Center Benefits of collaboration Thanks!!

7 Learning Session #2 South Central PA North West PA
Thursday, Sept. 6: 5-9pm Fitness/Conference Center at Hershey Med Center (same location as before) North West PA Thursday, Sept. 20: 5-9pm Penn State Behrend (same location as before)

8 Tentative Topics What do you want/need? Data Review PDSA Sharing
Importance of clinical protocols, follow-up visits PDSA Sharing Self-Management Support NCQA PCMH Recognition What do you want/need?

9 Have Any Questions? South Central – Sharon Adams
, North West – Patty Stubber ,


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