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1 Ending Health Disparities: Health, Environmental, and Social Justice in the Caribbean and Beyond Panel discussion on Health and Social Justice from the Hospital Perspective Christine deJongh-Lewis, MPH, DHA Candidate Associate Administrator of Operations Schneider Regional Medical Center cdlewis@srmedicalcenter.org

2 Schneider Regional Medical Center Safety net provider St. Thomas – St. John District Territorial Health System Three facilities: ◦ Roy Lester Schneider Hospital ◦ Charlotte Kimelman Cancer Institute ◦ Myrah Keating Smith Community Health Center

3 Focus of Care Mission – To provide comprehensive, quality healthcare to the residents and visitors of the VI in order to improve health and wellness. Vision – To be the health care provider of choice to the residents of the VI and the Caribbean.

4 SOCIAL JUSTICE HEALTH DISPARITIES

5 Social Justice, Health Disparities & SRMC We care for all, regardless of ability to pay ◦ Critically ill patients ◦ Chronically ill patients ◦ Maternal / child health care patients We train care providers ◦ Nursing students ◦ Clinical & experiential learning ◦ Brain drain considerations

6 Self Pay Patient Service Volume Self Pay Patient Status2009201020112012Totals Clinical Patients3014121874 Emergency Room Patients604962586522621925048 Inpatients16001422137613385736 Observation Patients257252229190928 Recurring Patients4003904123751577 Referred Patients1581149211448515068 Surgical Day Care Patients190157141122610 Totals1010799859836911339041

7 Self Pay Reimbursement Reimbursement2009201020112012Totals Clinical Patients $ 2,940.37 $ 6,935.13 $ 4,135.80 $ 10,966.34 $ 24,977.64 Emergency Room Patients $ 2,564,688.55 $ 4,042,705.45 $ 4,863,361.99 $ 5,450,456.78 $ 16,921,212.77 Inpatients $ 7,958,008.68 $ 7,234,502.66 $ 7,727,408.02 $ 9,277,448.36 $ 32,197,367.72 Observation Patients $ 99,776.37 $ 192,086.83 $ 241,901.28 $ 304,177.47 $ 837,941.95 Recurring Patients $ 793,007.53 $ 626,529.93 $ 1,145,233.22 $ 1,336,920.28 $ 3,901,690.96 Referred Patients $ 212,067.61 $ 270,938.12 $ 278,669.41 $ 218,151.13 $ 979,826.27 Surgical Day Care Patients $ 576,893.80 $ 816,768.96 $ 625,071.44 $ 530,529.89 $ 2,549,264.09 Totals $ 12,207,382.91 $ 13,190,467.08 $ 14,885,781.16 $ 17,128,650.25 $ 57,412,281.40

8 Self Pay Charges Charges2009201020112012Totals Clinical Patients $ 4,753.05 $ 10,388.35 $ 4,406.45 $ 12,413.00 $ 31,960.85 Emergency Room Patients $ 4,346,834.65 $ 4,789,383.02 $ 5,640,090.99 $ 6,182,960.43 $ 20,959,269.09 Inpatients $ 14,621,241.51 $ 14,341,815.99 $ 14,620,372.94 $ 16,665,993.40 $ 60,249,423.84 Observation Patients $ 184,323.66 $ 260,359.79 $ 285,977.66 $ 346,762.15 $ 1,077,423.26 Recurring Patients $ 1,682,749.39 $ 848,135.19 $ 1,539,448.91 $ 1,605,487.01 $ 5,675,820.50 Referred Patients $ 366,601.07 $ 374,159.24 $ 356,078.02 $ 260,983.09 $ 1,357,821.42 Surgical Day Care Patients $ 1,021,314.66 $ 970,454.54 $ 923,343.34 $ 877,551.02 $ 3,792,663.56 Totals $ 22,227,817.99 $ 21,594,696.12 $ 23,369,718.31 $ 25,952,150.10 $ 93,144,382.52

9 Issues Impacting Social Justice in VI Healthcare Budget reductions Reimbursement reductions Increased fixed costs Increased staffing costs ◦ Impact in scope of services ◦ Impact to care and treatment ◦ Social inequity in healthcare

10 Stakeholder Support ◦ Organizational opportunities exist ◦ Financial support required ◦ Collaboration required ◦ Innovative solutions required

11 Commitment to Equity Board Leadership Front line staff ◦ Committed to the continued provision of care and treatment to all ◦ Committed to improvement

12 Panel Discussion


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