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Creating Targeted Campaigns for the 45-49yr Health Assessment

November 2016

Magali De Castro Clinical Director, HotDoc

Creating targeted campaigns for the 45-49yr assessment

This session will cover

• Key Medicare requirements for the 45-49yr health assessment and the 40-49yr type 2 diabetes risk assessment

• Top strategies to effectively promote these items to your patients

• Tools you can use to easily create campaigns to boost patient uptake

Medicare Items

Health Assessments

Item% Length% Rebate% Descrip3on%

701$ <30min$ $59.35$ Simple$health$assessments$

703$ 30645min$ $137.90$$ Straigh:orward$assessments$where$the$pa>ent$does$not$present$with$complex$health$issues$

705$ 45660min$ $190.30$$ Extensive$assessment,$where$the$pa>ent$has$a$range$of$health$issues$that$require$more$in6depth$considera>on,$and$longer6term$strategies$for$managing$the$pa>ent's$health$$

707$ 60min+$ $268.80$$ Complex$assessment$of$a$pa>ent$with$significant,$long6term$health$needs$that$need$to$be$managed$through$a$comprehensive$preven>ve$health$care$plan$

http://www9.health.gov.au/mbs/fullDisplay.cfm?type=note&qt=NoteID&q=A25

Medicare Items

Health Assessments

http://www9.health.gov.au/mbs/fullDisplay.cfm?type=note&qt=NoteID&q=A25

Medicare requirements

45-49yr Health Assessment

Lifestyle risk factors:

Smoking

Physical inactivity

Poor nutrition

Alcohol use

Biomedical risk factors:

High cholesterol

High blood pressure

Impaired glucose metabolism or

Excess weight

Family history of a chronic disease

“At  risk  of  developing  a  chronic  disease.”  Including  any  of  the  following:  

Best Practice Guidelines

45-49yr Health Assessment

SNAP   RACGP’s  The  Red  Book  

45-49yr Health Assessment

Guidelines for preventive activities in general practice

40-49yr Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment

The Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool

Review risk factors underlying a patient’s high risk using the Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool (AUSDRISK)

• Must score at least 12 points in the Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Test

• Exclude Diabetes

Random or fasting blood glucose/OGTT/HbA1c

• Provide risk-factor advice or treatment & refer to services as appropriate

Must not be performed more than once every 3 years to an eligible person

40-49yr Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment

The Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool

Promotion Strategies

Challenges

Busy demographic (time poor)

Difficult to pin down for a long appointment

Priorities outside of self (family/work)

May take multiple invitation attempts (over a number of years)

Promotion Strategies

Using a multipronged approach

Trial a combination of promotion channels:

• Opportunistic invitation

• Waiting room posters/digital display

• SMART Recalls with compelling content

• Phone call

• Letters

• Practice website

• Social Media marketing

Promotion Strategies

A 12-month approach

1. Prepare the practice:

• Poster or sign in the waiting room to promote the Health Checks

• Nurse times and consulting room allocated

• All staff members are aware of the referral process to nurse & GP

• Templates agreed on and finalised:

Recall letter

Health Assessment template

Referral forms

Poster/waiting room sign

Promotion Strategies

A 12-month approach

2. Database search: List of active patients in age group

Tip! If database is too large, then start with small sample (eg 48-49yr olds)

Make sure there’s enough time left for patient to attend appointment prior to turning 50!

3. Determine Medicare eligibility of these patients: Ring Medicare provider line 132 150 Ask if the patient is eligible for item 703 today.

(check up to 7 patients/call)

4. Flag patient file & recall eligible patients.

Promotion Strategies

A 12-month approach

5.  Book  appointment:  With  nurse  for  15,  30  or  45min  as  appropriate        AND    With  GP  for  standard  appointment  immediately  aCer  nurse.    

Tip!  If  unable  to  make  nurse  and  GP  appointment  on  the  same  day,  then  let  paMents  know  beforehand  (during  booking  process)  that  the  check  will  take  place  over  2  consults.  

6.  Once  paGents  are  seen,  add  them  to  recall  database  for  follow  up  as  required.  

7.   Review  progress  of  the  12-­‐month  plan  and  related  paGent  lists  at  3,  6  and  9  months.  

8.   Start  a  new  12-­‐month  plan  aCer  one  year.  

Effective tools to promote these items

HotDoc Inform

Dashboard Patient Message

Contact the HotDoc team: 1300 468 362

Handy tools to promote these items

HotDoc Inform Campaigns

Contact the HotDoc team: 1300 468 362

Handy tools to promote these items

HotDoc Inform Campaigns

Contact the HotDoc team: 1300 468 362

Handy tools to promote these items

HotDoc Inform Campaigns

Contact the HotDoc team: 1300 468 362

Thank you for participating!

Got a question? Email: md@hotdoc.com.au

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