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Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed

Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

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Page 1: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Workload Assignment Module

Get up to speed

Page 2: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

WAM Objectives

Upon completion of this session, you will have:

• Understanding of how WAM interface works, and learn to use it with confidence.

• Knowledge of how to do the things you typically do prior to creating a WAM output file to EASIVi.

• Awareness of the new WAM enhancements

Page 3: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

First Step

Understanding the

WAM Dashboard

Page 4: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

Shifting to first gear —what’s WAM

WAM is a CHCS subsystem that interfaces with the Expense Account System (EAS) and Standard Accounting and Reporting System/Field Level (STARS/FL) systems to provide a means for automated workload reporting.

Benefits:

• Saves MTF time and labor.

• Provides more accurate workload data.

• Provides data to DOD in a more timely manner.

Page 5: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

Shifting to first gear —what’s WAM

WAM initialization process collects and processes CHCS system system-generated and manual data for 3 month period.

WAM Information contains:

• WAM Core Table

• DMIS ID Table• DoD MEPRS Code Table (3rd Level)• STARS/FL Master File

MayMay

Prior MonthPrior Month

JuneJune

Reporting MonthReporting Month

JulyJuly

Current MonthCurrent Month

Page 6: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

Shifting to second gear —Reviewing the WAM dashboard

Edit Workload Functionality

Select DIVISION NAME: HUDSON MEDCTR, MA// HUDSON MEDCTR, MASelect DIVISION NAME: HUDSON MEDCTR, MA// HUDSON MEDCTR, MASelect SUBSYSTEM/WAM GROUPING (or Quit):Select SUBSYSTEM/WAM GROUPING (or Quit):((I)npatientI)npatient ((O)utpatientO)utpatient a(N)cillarya(N)cillary ((D)ieteticsD)ietetics ((P)harmacyP)harmacy((L)aboratoryL)aboratory ((R)adiologyR)adiology ((S)upportS)upport Services (Services (A)llA)ll ((Q)uitQ)uitQ// Q// II

Enter Workload MONTH/YEAR: Aug 2008// Enter Workload MONTH/YEAR: Aug 2008// JUL 2008JUL 2008 Jul 2008 Jul 2008

Page 7: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

Shifting to second gear —Reviewing the WAM dashboard

Report Workload Menu Functionality

Display Exception Report Functionality

1 EAS SAS Workload Report1 EAS SAS Workload Report2 DSI Status Report2 DSI Status Report3 Delinquency Report3 Delinquency Report4 Display Exceptions Report4 Display Exceptions Report5 Ancillary CHCS MEPRS Report Menu5 Ancillary CHCS MEPRS Report Menu6 Non6 Non--ancillary CHCS MEPRS Report Menuancillary CHCS MEPRS Report Menu7 STARS/FL Subsystem Workload Report Menu7 STARS/FL Subsystem Workload Report Menu8 Data Quality Report Menu8 Data Quality Report Menu

Select Report Workload Menu Option:Select Report Workload Menu Option: 1 EAS SAS Workload Report1 EAS SAS Workload Report

1 EAS SAS Workload Report1 EAS SAS Workload Report2 DSI Status Report2 DSI Status Report3 Delinquency Report3 Delinquency Report4 Display Exceptions Report4 Display Exceptions Report5 Ancillary CHCS MEPRS Report Menu5 Ancillary CHCS MEPRS Report Menu6 Non6 Non--ancillary CHCS MEPRS Report Menuancillary CHCS MEPRS Report Menu7 STARS/FL Subsystem Workload Report Menu7 STARS/FL Subsystem Workload Report Menu8 Data Quality Report Menu8 Data Quality Report Menu

Select Report Workload Menu Option:Select Report Workload Menu Option: 1 EAS SAS Workload Report1 EAS SAS Workload Report

Page 8: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

Shifting to second gear —Reviewing the WAM dashboard

Manage Workload Templates Functionality

Template Status Description Frequency Primary

I - Initialized Process for monthly templates

1st day of month MPM

V - Verify current month only

Viewed by Ancillary Staff Site preference usually every 7 days

Ancillary POC

W - Waiting MPM approval Waiting Facility Coordinator Approval

1st day of the following month

Ancillary POC

A - Approved for Transmission

Monthly templates ready for transmission

1st day of the following month

MPM

X - Rejected to Work center Rejected to Work center. Data can be edited

As needed MPM

T - Transmitted View Only status. Data can not be updated

CHCS fwd ASCII file CHCS

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Get up to speed

Shifting to second gear —Reviewing the WAM dashboard

System Definition Parameters Functionality

DIVISION PARAMETERS: HUDSON AMC, MADIVISION PARAMETERS: HUDSON AMC, MA

YES/NO VALUE YES/NO VALUE

WAM Functionality ActivWAM Functionality Activation: YESation: YES

Workload Deviation RangeWorkload Deviation Range (%): YES (%): YES (15(15--25)25) 1515Workload Data Generation Frequency (days): Workload Data Generation Frequency (days): YES YES (7(7--15,0)15,0) 77

Delinquency Status Allowance (daysDelinquency Status Allowance (days): YES ): YES (1(1--28)28) 1010Delinquency EDelinquency E--Mail Bulletin: YESMail Bulletin: YES

Help = Help = HELPHELP Exit = F10 File/Exit = DO INSERT Exit = F10 File/Exit = DO INSERT OFFOFF

Page 10: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

Shifting to second gear —Reviewing the WAM dashboard

Create Monthly Workload ASCII File to EAS Functionality

File format created and will be picked up from the export directFile format created and will be picked up from the export directory by the ETU to send ory by the ETU to send over to EAS.over to EAS.

(W,X,Y) (Group DMIS ID, Div. DMIS ID) (Calendar Year) (Calendar(W,X,Y) (Group DMIS ID, Div. DMIS ID) (Calendar Year) (Calendar Month) .(DD)(V)Month) .(DD)(V)

W= Workload, X= Subsequent transmission, Y= Location Orphan fileW= Workload, X= Subsequent transmission, Y= Location Orphan file

Group DMIS ID, Div. DMIS ID for Location Orphan files.Group DMIS ID, Div. DMIS ID for Location Orphan files.

DD= DayDD= DayV = Alphabetic transmission versionV = Alphabetic transmission version

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Get up to speed

Shifting to third gear —Reviewing the DWAM dashboard

Data Set IDs Functionality• Data Set Exclusion by DMIS ID Enter/Edit

• Data Set IDs Create

• Data Set IDs Create Status• Data Set IDs Enter/Edit• Data Set IDs Batch Inactive Requesting FCC• Data Set IDs Inactive Unused Requesting FCC• Data Set IDs Inquiry • Data Set IDs Print

Highlight:

• Identify all DSI specific to your MEPRS reporting facility.

• Provide the option to create Manual or inactive DSIs for Cost Pools and non-system generated DSI.

• Provide the option to batch inactive/reactivate Requesting FCC within one DSI.

Page 12: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

Shifting to third gear —Reviewing the DWAM dashboard

CAC/JON Functionality – Navy specific

• CAC/JON –MEPRS Compare

• CAC/JON Enter/Edit• CAC/JON Inquiry • CAC/JON Print

Highlights:

• The CAC/JON contains all CAC/JON specific to each MEPRS reporting facility.

• Identify any mismatches between FCC code on CHCS and Master Data Element File

Page 13: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

Shifting to third gear —Reviewing the DWAM dashboard

Additional DWAM functionality

• Site Definable MEPRS Table Maintenance

• Edit MEPRS Replacement Table

Highlights:

The MEPRS Coordinator/Manager may inactivate or reactivate a FCC code based on the division. The MEPRS Replacement Table is used to designate a replacement MEPRS code for an inactive code for pharmacy refills and laboratory quality control specimen.

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Next Step

Get your bearings—what’s changed and why

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Get up to speed

Get your bearings—what’s changed and why

WAM Radiology Enhancements:

Remote Radiologist

Circuit Rider Radiologist

1. New fields to identify both Remote and Circuit Rider Radiologist.

Highlights:

Page 16: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

WAM Radiology EnhancementsRemote Radiologist: When a radiologist assigned to MTF-A logged into MTF-B (on another platform) to enter/verify reports.

Now, the RAD module will capture workload and credited to the correct MTF when Radiologist read exams remotely on another platform.

End Result:This will allow radiologists to:

Select one or multiple divisions for workload reporting [based on borrowed labor agreement (s)] on their home and external CHCS platform.

This remote workload at the reporting/crediting MTF will be collected during the WAM process at the same time the local workload is collected.

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Get up to speed

WAM Radiology EnhancementsCircuit-Rider Radiologist: When a radiologist has a borrowed labor agreement to read/verify exams for another Group on the same platform as their Home Division.

The Radiologist’s Provider Profile has expanded for the CHCS DBA can define a Radiologist as Circuit Rider Radiologist when appropriate (when there is a borrowed labor agreement in place and the radiologist is physically located at the MTF).

End Result: This will allow the Circuit-Rider radiologist to select from one, or multiple divisions for workload reporting based on their borrowed labor agreement.

Each time the Circuit-Rider radiologist accesses a CHCS RAD menu option, the prompt will verify the reporting division.

Page 18: Workload Assignment Module Get up to speed. WAM Objectives Upon completion of this session, you will have: Understanding of how WAM interface works, and

Get up to speed

Get your bearings—what’s changed and why

WAM Laboratory Enhancements:

MEPRS/CPT Screening

Lab Workload Reporting

Lab Workload Exception Report

1. Laboratory workload reporting will include credit for non-human specimens

2. Quality Control (QC) tests will not roll up into WAM

3. User-friendly Lab Workload Exception Reports

Highlights:

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Get up to speed

WAM Laboratory EnhancementsMEPRS/CPT Screening: CHCS will limited MEPRS codes that be entered for QC testing to DB** at the Division

Non-Human Tests Count as Workload: Non-Human testing will counted and display on the LAB workload and reported to WAM.

QC and Repeats Count will not be submitted to WAM: QC and Repeats is not included in the LAB MEPRS Reports and WAM data.

User-Friendly Laboratory Workload Exception Report:

End Result: Prevent Lab personnel form selecting inappropriate FCC code and enhance on-screen user instruction of MEPRS/CPT screening in Laboratory module.

Collect workload for non-human testing.

Remove QC and repeat workload count from WAM Laboratory Workload Exception Report has expanded exception descriptions message

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Get up to speed

Get your bearings—what’s changed and why

WAM MEPRS Inactivate/Reactivate Option:

Inactive MEPRS Reactive MEPRS Discrepancy Report MEPRS Realignment Utility

1. New menu option SMIA – MEPRS Inactive/Reactive in DWAM menu

2. Inactivate or Reactive a MEPRS code and Discrepancy Report

3. Secondary menu option MEPRS Realignment Utility

Highlights:

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Get up to speed

WAM MEPRS EnhancementsMenu Path: CA DWAM SMIA (Site-Definable MEPRS Inactivate/Reactivate)

The primary focus:

(I)nactivate actions is used to inactivate one MEPRS/DMIS pair. If there are no inactivation issues, then CHCS will display the inactivation date prompt.

(R)eactivate action is used to reactivate a currently inactivated MEPRS/DMIS pair

(D)iscrepancy Report action is used to print the Inactivation Discrepancy Report. This report lists those active MEPRS codes that a user cannot inactivate due to associated hospital locations, providers, or assigned enrollees.

End Result:

Inactivate/Reactivate MEPRS/DMIS by division

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Get up to speed

WAM MEPRS EnhancementsMenu Path: Secondary Menu MREA (MEPRS Realignment)

The primary focus:

Replace/substitute a MEPRS code with another designated MEPRS for hospital location.

End Result:

• The replacement MEPRS code must have the same DMIS ID as the original MEPR code.

• The default date is the beginning of the current month. You may enter a date as far back as the beginning of the fiscal year (i.e., 01 October)

• Appointments and workload after the realignment will utilize the new MEPRS/DMIS pair for the associated clinics.

• Any Provider that has defined that location as a Primary Location or Clinic ID will now have the new MEPRS/DMIS pair for that location

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Get up to speed

Get your bearings—what’s changed and why

WAM Enhancements:

WAM ASCII File to EAS WAM ASCII File to STARS/FL Workload Initialization Prompt Inpatient Cost Pool Code

1. WAM EAS Monthly Workload ASCII file re-transmittals can include one, multiple or all Data Set Identifiers (DSIs) (projected for EASIVi v 5.0).

2. WAM STARS/FL Monthly Workload ASCII file re-transmittals will include subsystems

3. New notification if ancillaries have exceptions

4. Expansion of inpatient DSI to the Group for all Requesting FCC

Highlights:

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WAM EnhancementsWAM EAS Monthly Workload ASCII file: Generate and re-transmit one, multiple, or all DSIs

STARS/FL Monthly Workload ASCII file: All subsystem will be re-transmittals

Workload Initialization Prompt:New Prompt: There are outstanding ancillary workload for previous month

Inpatient Cost Pool Data Set: The A*X DSI will be expanded to all sites to report at the group level

End Result:

WAM EAS ASCII file is flexible for sites to re-transmit correct data All subsystems will populated the initial/re-transmittal STARS/FL ASCII file Reduce ancillary workload from prior month A*XI DSI will reported Minutes of Service to EAS IV system

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Get up to speed

Conclusion:

• WAM streamlines the MTF workload reporting.

• WAM reduces manual entry

• WAM new enhancements will improve the quality of MEPRS reporting data within CHCS sub-system.

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Get up to speed

Quick Reference Card

CHCS Workload Desktop Guide, SAIC D/SIDDOMS Doc. D2 NWDQ-5000A, Draft 06 Sep 2007

CHCS Enhancements Release Notes, SAIC D/SIDDOMS III Doc. GS-CWAM-6000

CHCS WAM Enhancement PR&DD, GSA-CWAM-4100, 24 Apr 2007