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IHIOfficeSummit Specialist 3/21/16
Dr. Tony DiGioia 1
www.pfcc.org/IHISpecialist
Tony DiGioia, MD March 21st, 2016 [email protected]
Disclosures Medical Director, Bone and Joint Center and Innovation Center of UPMC Faculty, Institute for Healthcare Improvement Founder, GoShadow LLC President, AMD3 Foundation (not-for-profit)
• $12 billion integrated global health system
• 20+ academic, community, and specialty hospitals
• 400 outpatient sites • 3,200+ physicians
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC)
• Share my journey and remember it is a journey
• Everyone starts their journey at a different place
• My experience will help you by providing ways to get started
Try to Answer the “Why’s”
Delivering Value with Volume
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We Developed a Patient Focused Care Center
• Care for a specific disease process • Treatment for a full cycle of care • Reorganize all resources to meet
the needs of patients and families • Accountability for outcomes and
costs • Implement by design
• Deliver ideal care experiences through the full cycle of care
• Build a sense of community • Focus on wellness and health • Achieve the “Value Trifecta”
Hip and Knee Arthritis and TJR “Home”
The Bone and Joint Center
• 1,725 surgeries CY15 • Only 2 OR’s/day • 90+% of all patients are discharged
directly to home • Lowest LOS • Transparent Outcomes
(www.pfcc.org) • Operational Efficiencies • Lowest (real) cost per case
• Buy-in from executive leadership to realign infrastructure
• Form multi-functional teams across traditional silos
Challenges
• Refocus existing resources and you do not need new ones
Why Build a Focused Care Center? (…and what’s in it for me)
• Focus on the experience and not the “service line”
• Deliver real value from the perspective of the patients and families as end users
• Set the stage for new payment and care delivery models… Bundling and population health
Our “Operating System” 3 Keys to Deliver Value
1. View All Care as an Experience Through the Eyes of Patients and Families
2. Co-Design 3. Implementation and Teams
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5. Shared Vision of the Ideal
Ideal Experience
Current State
2. Guiding Council
3. Shadow, Current State, Urgency
4. Working Group thru Touchpoints
6. PFCC Project Teams Close the Gap
1. Define Care Experience
www.pfcc.org
Patient and Family Centered Care Methodology and Practice (PFCC M/P)
PFCC @ UPMC 70+ Care Experience Working Groups
• Home Health Exp • Mental Health • Dental • ER Registration • Life After Wt Loss • ENT Experience • Imaging • Urgent Care www.PFCC.org/Annual-Reports
• Communication in Ambulatory
• OP Surgery • Urology/Gynecology
• Cancer Treatment • Emergency Dept • Ortho
Population health management
will deliver higher value and
preserve the patient at the
center, which is really
what we are all about.
– David Nash, MD, MBA
“” Darves, Bonnie. "Pushing Population Health Management." (2015): 6-10. American
Association for Physician Leaders. Print.
Triple Aim = Value Trifecta
Experience of Care
Population Health
Per Capita Cost
Why is Population (or Community) Health Important to Specialist? *
1. Enhance health and wellness
2. Improve coordination across “silos”
3. Reduce waste and variation
4. BUNDLING
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Patient and Family Activation
• Patient's knowledge, skills, ability, and willingness to manage his or her own health and care
• Improves clinical outcomes
• Identifying patients’ needs is crucial
• Team development • Co-design with the community
Population Health
Population Health in Ortho? Crossing the Silos
• Falls Reduction
• Weight No More
• Blues No More
Why? Outcomes and $’s! Programs
BoneandJointHealth.org
Hip, Knee Arthritis, Treatment Options, Exercise and Fall Prevention Fair
Population Health: Falls Prevention
Population Health: “Weight No More”
For nutritional support, ask about WEIGHT NO MORE, the new Magee Bone and Joint Center Program that will help you improve your diet and exercise routine.
• 92 patients have made appointments to see the WNM doctor
• Average age: 63.8 years • 95% made appointments to consult
• 80% attended their scheduled appointment
• 53% have moved onto surgery
Population Health: “Weight No More”
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• Collaborating with a mental health team
• Intervention prior to surgery
• Improve surgical outcomes
Population Health: Blues No More
Worldwide Population Health: Sample PFCC Projects
Behavioral Health Rapid Admission Process PA, USA
Diabetes Foot Care Newport, Wales Duchenne Muscular
Dystrophy London, UK
Underserved Communities PA, USA Elderly Care Newport, Wales
Pediatric Asthma North Staffordshire, UK
Prenatal Education & Yoga PA, USA Dementia Patient
Experience Northern Devon, UK
Community of Practice
United States: 27 International: 7
The Ideal World What is different between
today’s world and the ideal state – what needs to
change to evolve to the value based world?
The$exis(ng$deficiencies$in$health$care$cannot$be$corrected$simply$by$supplying$more$personnel,$more$facili(es$and$more$money.$These$problems$can$only$be$solved$by$organizing$the$personnel,$facili(es$and$financing$into$a$conceptual$framework$and$opera(ng$system$that$will$provide$op(mally$for$the$health$needs$of$the$popula(on.$
Dr.$Robert$Ebert$
Founder,$Harvard$Community$Health$Pl
an,$1965$
“”
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The Value Proposition Patients and Families are the only way for all
of us to understand and deliver value…
Value for Patients and Families Results in Value for
Care Givers and Organizations
• Tightly couple clinical and financial performance
• Develop new delivery and payment systems
• The biggest hurdle is the How to…”
The Bundling
Value = Cost
Outcomes (Important to Patients)
We All Define Value Differently
= Clinical Outcomes
Patients’ Report of Their
Outcomes
Patient Reported Outcomes (PRO’s)
• Any report of the status of a patient's health condition that comes directly from the patient, without interpretation of the patient's response by a clinician or anyone else. - National Quality Forum
Independent Assessment of Physical, Mental and Social Well-Being
How can we all
get there?
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Opportunities To Get Started…
… NOW!
• Learn What Patients and Families Care About
• Partner in Care and Design
What Matters to You?
What Matters To You?
Quality of Life 36 Outcomes 26
Quality of Care/Staff 22 Reduction in Pain 16
Education 4 Environment of Care 0
Overall % of expectations met within first month of recovery (25 patients): 98%
… In the first 3 months following surgery?
Definitely not
Probably not
Unsure Probably yes
Detractors Passive
Definitely yes
Promoter
How likely are you to recommend us to family and friends?
** Reichheld, Frederick F. "The One Number You Need to Grow." Harvard Business Review (2003): 1-10.
Net Promoter Score
When You Deliver Real Value Patients and Families Become “Evangelists”
Leading Companies NPS
Bone and Joint Center TJR 95
Insurance: USAA 80
Smartphones: Apple 67
Online Shopping: Amazon 66
Airlines: Southwest 62
Cable: DirecTV 34
• Shadowing is repeated observations of
patients and families as they move through each step of their healthcare journey
• Shadow the “system”
How We Got Started…
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• Determines Your Current State • Continuously Engages
End Users in Real Time: Co-Design
• Identify Silos • Builds Implementation Teams
By Shadowing the Patient Touchpoints • Office • Central Scheduling • Entrance to Falk • Waiting Area outside Clinic • Registration Desk • Height/Weight Areas • Exam Room
• Registration Desk • Lab • Registration Desk • Research Office • Waiting Area for Imaging • Entrance to Falk
Example: New Patient Office Visit Care Experience
Care Givers • Office scheduler • Central Scheduling • Valet • Information Desk Staff • Registration Staff • MA • Racer Study Nurse, Resident,
Attending Physician and Resident, Resident, Peer Advocate, Study Nurse
• Registration Staff • MA, MA, Phlebotomist • Registration Staff • Case Manager, MA • None • Valet
Shadowing Changes Care Givers’ Perspective
- Susan P. Ferguson Chief Nursing Officer, Baptist-Collierville
I can’t tell you how impactful Shadowing is; once people Shadow, they talk about care differently—getting to view care through the eyes of patients and families truly provides Care Givers with a different perspective.
iOS App Collection Tool
Cloud-based Collaboration
Platform
GoShadow: Merge Process with Technology
.org
GoShadow: Automatically Generated Reports
• Care Flow Maps • Time Studies • Observational and
Opportunity Reports • Patients’ Stories
.org
Value =
Outcomes
(Important to Patients)
Cost
The Final Frontier: Actual Cost to Deliver Care
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Time Driven Activity Based Costing
Robert S. Kaplan and Michael E. Porter “How to Solve the Cost Crisis in Health Care,” HBR 2011
For a full cycle of care: • Personnel • Space • Equipment • Consumables
• All resources for any clinical condition
We Needed a “Connecter”
Accurate and Efficient Real World Example
DiGioia AM; Greenhouse PK; Giarrusso ML; Kress JM. Determining the True Cost to Deliver Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty Over the Full Cycle of Care: Preparing for Bundling and Reference-Based Pricing. The Journal of Arthroplasty, 31(1)1-6, (2016).
Physician
Office
Determine the Actual Costs for TJR Over Four Month Bundle
Follow the Patient *What is the total # of provider categories?
Health
Insurance
Pharmacy
Home Health
Outpatient Therapy
Rehab or
Killed Nursing Facility
Home
Acute Hospital
27 14 Personnel Categories Number of Organizations
5 4 23 3
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0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
1. Pre-Op/Office 2. Pre-Op
Testing & Consults
3. Day of Surgery/OR
4. PACU 5. Hospital Stay 6. Therapy 7. Follow-Up
Visits
Care Segments
3%
12%
17%
2%
58%
7%
1%
3%
16%
20%
2%
51%
7%
1%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
TKR THR
1. Pre-Op/Office 2. Pre-Op
Testing & Consults
3. Day of Surgery/OR
4. PACU 5. Hospital Stay 6. Therapy 7. Follow-Up
Visits
Distribution of Costs
$0
$1,000
$2,000
$3,000
$4,000
$5,000
$6,000
$7,000
$8,000
Facility #1
Facility #2
Outpatient THR
Inpatient vs. Outpatient TJR
Pre-Op + Office
Pre-Op Testing + Consults
Day of Surgery
+ OR
PACU Hospital Stay
Therapy Follow Up
Visits
Patient Centered Value System
Outcomes Cost
Experiences ^
^ ^
Aligns the Catalyst for Change with
Our Mission
• Population Health • Bundling • ACO’s/PCMH’s • Cost Reduction Tool
The Patient Centered Value System
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Transform Care for Patients and Families
View care through the eyes of patients and families to improve outcomes and experiences while reducing costs.
Ready, Set, GoShadow… Transform the Way You Deliver CareSign up at goshadow.org
goshadow.org
GoShadow is the simple, easy-to-learn solution that will enable you to
make direct, real-time observations of patients and their families as they
move through each step in their care journey. You and your teams will
identify opportunities for improvement and generate the sense of urgency
needed to redesign care delivery.
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