Tableau in Action - Center for Care Innovations · 2. How can Tableau assist with population health...
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August 10, 2017 Tableau in Action: How Data Visualization Can Increase Literacy
Transcript of Tableau in Action - Center for Care Innovations · 2. How can Tableau assist with population health...
August 10, 2017
Tableau in Action: How Data Visualization Can Increase Literacy
12:00pm-
12:05Welcome and Overview (5 mins)
12:05-
12:45
Dr. Jason Cunningham and Dana Valley
from West County Health Centers (45
mins)
12:45-
1:00pm
Questions, Next Steps & Closing (15
mins)
Today’s Focus
Dr. Jason Cunningham, Medical Director,
West County Health Centers
Angela Liu,SNAP-LA Program Coordinator
Center for Care Innovations
Megan O’Brien, Value-Based Care
Program Manager,
Center for Care Innovations
Voices on the Webinar
Dana Valley, Associate Director of Quality
Management
West County Health Centers
1. Everyone is UNMUTED.
• Press *6 to mute; press *7 on your
phone to unmute.
2. Remember to chat in questions!
3. Webinar is being recorded and will be
posted and sent out via email
Webinar Reminders
SNAP-LA
CP3
Common need & timing
alignment for data
visualization tips & tools!
Webinar Participants
1. Eisner Pediatric & Family Medical Center
2. JWCH Institute, Inc.3. KHEIR Center4. Los Angeles LGBT Center5. South Central Family Health Center6. The Achievable Foundation7. UMMA Community Clinic8. Westside Family Health Center
1. Asian Health Services2. Gardner Family HealthCare3. Golden Valley Health Center 4. La Clinica de La Raza, Inc.5. LifeLong Medical Care6. Monterey County Clinics7. Northeast Valley Health Corporation8. Operation Samahan9. Ravenswood Family Health Center10. San Joaquin General Hospital11. San Mateo Medical Center12. Venice Family Clinic13. Vista Community Clinic
SNAP-LA CP3
Setting the Context
Does your organization currently use Tableau?
32%
68%
TABLEAU USE
Yes
No
Setting the ContextWhat questions do you have about using Tableau?
1. Does it link to EHR systems (NextGen)?
2. How easy is it to set up?
3. What are its main functions?
4. What's the cost/value & overall utility for FQHCs?
1. To what degree to which you can display granular data?
2. How can Tableau assist with population health management?
3. How have you optimize Tableau to increase engagement and buy-in?
4. How quickly can it be learned by all levels of users (output vs input of information)?
5. What are different staff roles with use of Tableau?6. What kind of training is necessary for end users?7. What are the expectations from providers of what do
with the data?
SNAP-LA Webinar #7
Data Visualization in Action
August 10, 2017
West County Health Center Sites:• Primary Care-4 sites (3-4 FTE Providers)
• Dental Clinic
• Teen Clinic
• Labor Center Outreach
• Wellness Center
• Healthcare for the Homeless
Patients• 13,000 individuals
• 77,000 visits
• 80% under 200% of poverty level
2017 Budget• $20 million• 60% patient fees• 40% grants, contracts, fundraising
Russian River Health Center 1973
Data as part of a conversation
Power to the “Content Expert” or ”Citizen Scientist”
Liberation of Data
Annual Depression Screenings on all patients aged 18 and over
Tobacco Screening and Cessation Counseling
Diabetic Care Plans
PHASE
Cervical Cancer Screening
Well Child Exams
Colorectal Cancer Screening
HTN Blood Pressure Control
Cost
• Beginning – 60-day free trial
– $1500 one-time Desktop license, $300 annual maintenance (x how many builders you will have)
– Free Tableau Reader
• When you are hooked– Server
• Business Intelligence space is getting more crowded– Consider PowerBI or other data visualization software
Fluency
• Basic Fluency
– 30-60 days – online tutorials, Tableau Community
• Conversational Tableau Fluency
– 6 months
• Advanced Learner
– 1 year with focused learning or in-person certification
Upcoming Events
Per to Peer Learning
August 24: Attend upcoming
webinar focused on Health
Information Exchange in LA.
September 18: Save the Date for
our last in-person session! And
register once we send out the
EventBrite.
SNAP-LAAugust 17: Attend webinar focused
on “From Data to Action: Key Steps
and Strategies for Using Data to
Improve Care.”
CP3
Upcoming CCI Webinar & WorkshopEffective Communication
Strategies for Strengthening
Patient-Clinician Relationships
Webinar: August 29, 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Workshop: September 7, 9:30 am – 4:00 pm
Objective: Learn and apply techniques to discover and identify patient vulnerabilities and resilience through eliciting patient narratives and developing shared care plans
Open To: Clinicians and members of their care team. Participants should plan to attend both the webinar and workshop
Limited 40 spots available Register separately ASAP:
Webinar: Register hereWorkshop: Register here
Cedars-Sinai Community Clinic Initiative:
Managing to Leading Program
Healthforce Center at UCSF is now accepting applications for the second cohort of Managing to Leading.
Applications due August 30.
Managing to Leading is a transformative leadership development program that equips leaders with the
knowledge, skills, and confidence to effectively lead change and improve health care in today’s complex and
uncertain environment.
PROGRAM DATES: September 2017 -
April 2018
APPLICATION DEADLINE: August 30
APPLY
https://healthforce.ucsf.edu/CedarsSinai
QUESTIONS?
415-476-1859
DESIGNED FOR: Individual mid-level
clinicians, administrators, and other
non-clinical staff who are:
• managing or supervising others;
• transitioning from doing to leading;
• planning and overseeing the work of
others; or
• increasingly tasked with complex
projects or initiatives that involve
multiple people or departments
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