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GLPP HIIN Update MICAH Quality Network meeting August 16, 2019
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GLPP HIIN UpdateMICAH Quality Network meeting
August 16, 2019
GLPP HIIN Dashboard
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Post-Operative Sepsis (PSI-13)
*AHRQ software update not available yet, only data till Sept 2018 available for this measure
Sepsis Mortality Rate
Health Equity Roadmap ELIMINATING DISPARITIES TO ADVANCE HEALTH EQUITY – THE ROLE OF THE HOSPITALA ROADMAP FOR ACTION
Background: • January 2019 launched the Health Equity Organizational Assessment (HEOA) – developed by the CMS PfP Health Equity Affinity Group―Purpose: Assess the current state around seven (7)
categories identified through national research as critical components of an organization’s ability to identify and address disparities
(not a required survey under HIIN, but all hospitals were strongly encouraged to complete the survey).
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HEOA Categories
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Health Equity Focus• How we will measure progress
GLPP HIIN – Health Equity Survey Report
BCBSM 2019-20 PG5 P4P Program
2019-20 PG5 P4P Program
2019-20 PG5 P4P Program
2019 Storyboard Guidelines
Project Team:
METHODS• 2017-2018 focus on care of patient in ED & critical care
2018
• Best Practice Alerts (BPAs) in EMR revised and simplified for providers; Communication out to all providers early in the year
• Education provided to all ED providers, hospitalists, and appropriate nursing staff
• Began monitoring and reporting at all ED department meetings and posting in the ED staff rooms
• Providers and staff coached when sepsis BPAs not acknowledged and/or acted upon
BACKGROUND
OSF Healthcare St. Francis Hospital, EscanabaImproving Sepsis Care and Outcomes
Sepsis is the #1 cause of inpatient deaths in U.S. and accounts for billions in healthcare costs.
OSF St Francis Performance 2014-17 (average):
-Sepsis mortality rate: 4.65
-1st lactic acid in 3 hrs: 70%
-Antibiotic in 3 hrs: 72%
-Blood Cultures before Antibiotics: 81%
OBJECTIVE • Promote safe, quality care for patients diagnosed with
severe sepsis and septic shock
• Decrease mortality and LOS
• Increase sepsis bundle compliance
• Reduce sepsis readmissions
RESULTSImprovement experienced in all performance areas!
CONCLUSION• Improvement in sepsis care continues to be a major
priority for OSF St. Francis Hospital.
• Care management post-discharge now area of focus.
• New Complex Care Manager position created to work with high risk populations including post-sepsis
• Continue to monitor and facilitate improvement in all metrics
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Project Team: Becky Sliva, ED Manager; Dr. George Belkowski, ED Medical Director; Patti Dittrich, Special Care & Med/Surg Manager; Lacey Crabb, ANP, CNO (prior hospitalist Medical Director); Mark Easterwood, Lab Manager (ad-hoc); Patty Kohli, Pharmacy Manager (ad-hoc); Kay Sheedlo, Quality Director, and primary contact [email protected]
Upcoming Events
MHA Workplace Safety Collaborative:Addressing Violence in Healthcare Settings
Wednesday, September 25, 20199 am – 3 pm - Detroit Marriott, Troy
_____________________2019 MHA Safety & Quality Symposium
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https://member.mha.org/events/upcoming-events
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October 8 – Lansing
Root Cause Analysis & Action Training 8 am – 5 pm
$550 for MHA Keystone PSO members$650 for non-MHA Keystone PSO members
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