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Implementation of a Population Health Model at Mayo Clinic
Michael Bryan, MDAssistant Professor of Family MedicineMayo Clinic Arizona
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Who We Are
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Drivers for Change….
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Starting the Process…
• Office of Population Health formed in 2012, later became the Population Health Committee
• Multidisciplinary
• Regional Leads
• Team Leads
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To Go From This…
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To This…
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Strategy
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Population Health Programs
• Common Themes
• Response to Drivers
• Living in the Moment
• Everyone Wins
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Population Health Programs- Access
• Portal Utilization
• Arizona Primary Care= 85%
• Patient Empanelment
• 100%
• Non Visit Care
• Electronic Consults
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Population Health Programs-Community Engagement
• Community Health Needs Assessment
• 2016-2019
• Access to Care
• Cancer
• Homelessness
• Transplantation Medicine
• Multiple Community Service Events
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Population Health Programs-High Risk Patient Management
• Care Transitions
• Complex Care Coordination
• ED visits from 200 to 88
• Hospitalizations from 85-30
• Total Charges 5.4 million to 2.6 million
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Population Health Programs- Team Based Care
• Role Definition
• New Care Team Members
• Standardized Rooming
• Medication Renewals
• Non Provider Visits
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Population Health Programs-Co-Location
• Building Redesign
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Population Health Programs- Quality
Chronic Conditions
• Diabetes
• Vascular Disease
• Hypertension
• Asthma
• Depression
Preventative Care
• Breast Cancer Screening
• Cervical Cancer Screening
• Colon Cancer Screening
• Immunizations
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Lessons
• Changing Behavior (Provider and Patient)
• Technology is Everything
• Conflicting Evidence
• Uncertainty
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Thank You