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Outcomes of the Shift in Care from Inpatient to Outpatient Procedures in Hysterectomy. Stephanie Makepeace. Background. Hysterectomy. Removal of the uterus 641,000 procedures a year Most common major surgery in women ages 18 to 44, after cesarean section. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Outcomes of the Shift in Care from Inpatient to Outpatient Procedures in Hysterectomy
Stephanie Makepeace
Background
Hysterectomy•Removal of the uterus•641,000 procedures a
year•Most common major
surgery in women ages 18 to 44, after cesarean section
32%
17%12%
12%
8%
7%
4% 4%4%
Hysterectomy Indications
Fibroids BleedingUterine Prolapse EndometriosisCancer PainPrecancerous growths InflammationOther
Merrill RM et al. Med Sci Monit. 2008; National Center for Health Statistics. 2006
Hysterectomy Type
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Surgical Approach
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Traditional Open Vaginal
Laparoscopic
Laparoscopic- Assisted Vaginal
Healthcare Costs•US spends 2.8 trillion dollars a year•17.9% of the gross domestic product
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. National Health Expenditures. 2013World Bank. Health Expenditure. 2011
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Cost Reduction•Disease Prevention• Increase healthcare delivery efficiency•Value-based decision-making▫Minimally Invasive Procedures
Smaller incisions may reduce the chance of infection and shorten hospital stay
▫Healthcare Setting
Inpatient Setting Outpatient Setting
Overall Project Objectives• Identify trends in hysterectomy surgical
approach and surgical setting•Estimate difference in hysterectomy cost
between inpatient and outpatient setting using real world data
•Present hysterectomy data in interactive tool
Project Summary
Methods•Retrospective Review of Premier Hospital Database
from 2009 to 2012▫Database houses billing/coding for 45 million inpatient
and 210 million outpatient visits▫Accounts for ~20% of all US hospital discharges
• Identified applicable hysterectomy, infection, and cancer codes▫ International Classification of Diseases, 9th edition (ICD-
9) and current procedural terminology (CPT) codes•Study was approved by the University of Florida IRB
Data Analysis•Tableau Desktop
version 1.8 ▫Prepare visualizations
and descriptive statistics
•SPSS version 22 ▫Multivariate analyses by
ordinary least squares regression
Data Parameters CollectedPatient Characteristics
Randomly Generated Identification NumberAgeRaceInsurance TypeDisease severity rank (0-4)Cancer (yes/no)
Procedure YearProcedure Code and DescriptionProcedure Setting Procedure ApproachHospital Information
RegionType (rural, urban, teaching)Number of beds
Length of hospital stayIncidence of infection Payor Code/DescriptionPatient charges/cost
Results
Number of Hysterectomies (2009-2012)
Surgical Approach
Hysterectomy Type
Number of ProceduresInpatient Outpatient
Laparoscopic Subtotal/ Partial 10,571 20,701Total 54,876 133,209Radical 2,500 1,854
Open Subtotal/ Partial 14,306 610Total 93,794 2,943Radical 2,618 158
Vaginal Subtotal/ Partial 380 21,676Total 37,176 37,307Radical 85 661
Total Procedures 216,306 219,119
Hysterectomy Type Over Time
Stacked bar chart; Hysterectomies 2009 to 2012
Payer Type
Inpatient Outpatient
Unadjusted Patient Cost All Hysterectomies
Overall median unadjusted patient cost: $6,610 Min: $1Max:$2,691,805
Graph excludes patient costs >$40,000
Unadjusted Median Cost by Surgical Approach
Overall Inpatient Outpatient
Unadjusted Median Cost by Hysterectomy Type and Cancer Incidence
No CancerInpatient Outpatient Inpatient Outpatient
Cancer of Uterus/Cervix
Unadjusted Median Cost by Payer Group--Impact of Patient Age--
• Age was also higher in patients with cancer (61 years) compared to those without (45 years)
Median Patient Age (years) 45 64 39
% Patients with Cancer of Uterus/Cervix
55% 72% 50%
Unadjusted Cost Over Time
Unadjusted Median Cost by US Region
$8,070$6,268
$6,376
$6,271
$6,368
$5,049 $6,437
$7,543
$7,665
Highest Costs
Lowest Costs
*Pacific Region includes Alaska and Hawaii, not shown
Multivariable Regression• Difference in Patient Cost Accounting for:▫ Procedure Setting
Inpatient/Outpatient▫Hysterectomy Type
Total, Subtotal, Radical▫ Surgical Approach
Open, Vaginal, Laparoscopic▫Cancer Incidence
Yes/No▫ Age▫Race
White, Black, Asian, American Indian▫ Payer
Commercial, Medicaid, Medicare
Adjusted Patient Cost
Traditional LaparoscopicVaginal+11%-19%
Outpatient Inpatient-23%
(95% CI= 23% to 24%)
(95% CI= 10% to 11%)(95% CI= 19% to 20%)
Length of Stay
Setting Approach Median Minimum Maximum
Inpatient Laparoscopic 1 1 86
Open 2 1 112
Vaginal 1 1 34
Outpatient Laparoscopic 0 0 0
Open 0 0 0
Vaginal 0 0 0
Infection
Tableau Dashboard
Summary/Discussion
Summary•Outpatient Setting▫More hysterectomy procedures are being conducted
in the outpatient setting▫Lower patient cost▫Benefits to infection incidence and length of stay
•Minimally Invasive Techniques▫ In hysterectomies, the use of minimally invasive
techniques is on the rise within the outpatient setting▫Laparoscopic hysterectomies report a higher patient
cost compared to open or vaginal procedures
Limitations• Factors not taken into account▫Operating room time▫Physician Experience/ Learning Curve▫Patient recovery
Return to Activity Return to Work Cosmetics/ Appearance
•Selection bias▫Greater percent (67%) cancer patients treated inpatient▫ Inpatient had comorbidity index, outpatient did not
• Infection incidence is difficult to track, as patients may return to primary care physician for care
• ICD-9 and CPT codes not reviewed by expert
Implications•Real world data confirms increasing use of
outpatient hysterectomies and its potential cost benefit
•Future Use of Tableau▫Provided to patients to facilitate cost procedure
cost transparency▫Help identify epidemiological trends or disease
outbreaks▫Education tools
Public Health Practice Concentration Competencies
• Identify & understand the historical context of epidemiology, epidemiologic terminology, study designs & methodology
• Demonstrate ability to analyze & interpret epidemiologic data • Explain & communicate current epidemiologic & public health
problems for informing scientific, ethical, economic & political discussions of health problems
• Demonstrate communication skills key to public health workforce participation and advocacy
• Identify, retrieve, summarize, manage and communicate public health information
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