Performance Measurement and Feedback in Family Health Teams. Ministry of Health and Long Term Care Primary Care Research Network Rounds Jan 28, 2010
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1 Performance Measurement and Feedback in Family Health Teams Ministry of Health and Long Term Care Primary Care Research Network Rounds Jan 28, 2010
2 Introduction PART I: BEYOND FINANCIAL AND WORK SATISFACTION: IMPROVING MEASURES FOR EVALUATION IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PIs: Dr. Michael Green and Dr. W Hogg PART II: UNDERSTANDING THE PERFORMANCE FEEDBACK NEEDS OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS PIs: Dr. Michael Green and Dr. Sharon Johnston
3 Research Team Dr. Michael Green (PI) Queen s CSPC/CHSPR Dr. William Hogg (co-pi part 1) Ottawa EBRI Dr. Sharon Johnston (co-pi part 2) Ottawa EBRI Dr. Rick Birtwhistle Queen s CSPC Dr. Rick Glazier ICES Dr. Liisa Jaakimainen ICES Dr. Grant Russel Ottawa EBRI Dr. Walter Rosser Queen s CSPC Dr. Jan Barnsley U of T Health Policy and Management Staff: Colleen Savage, Tiina Liinnamen, Lynn Roberts, Julie Klein Geltink, Alex Kopp, Sue Effler, Patricia Thille
4 Tools Used Patient Surveys Practice Surveys Provider Surveys Chart Abstractions Administrative Billing Data (ICES) All linked at the individual level (ie. Same patients, patients with their providers)
5 Sample Size All 7 FHTs # Charts Abstracted 997 (99.9%) A # Patient Surveys 813 (81%) S # Patients ICES Data 30,039(study MDs) 891,831(all Ont) Source: A= Abstraction S=Survey
6 Socio-Demographics Age % Study Patients All Ont FHTs 0 < Age (yrs)
7 Socio-Demographics Sex % All Study Pts All Ont FHTs 0 Male Female
8 Socio-Demographics Highest level of education All 7 FHTs Frequency (Range) S None 0% (0-1%) Elementary School (some or all) 2% (0-4%) Some High School 6% (2-11%) Completed High School 13% (5-18%) Some College/University 16% (11-20%) Completed College/Trade 24% (19-30%) Completed University/Graduate School 39% (23-52%) Do not wish to answer 1% (0-2%) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
9 Socio-Demographics Study Pts All Ontario FHTs Income Quintiles Frequency Frequency S Q1 (lowest) 13.9% 16.4% Q2 19.3% 19.1% Q3(average) 19.6% 20.1% Q4 22.6% 22% Q5(highest) 24.1% 22% Source: ICES Census Data by Postal Code
10 Comorbidity RUB All Study Pts All FHTs Mean Median 3 2 SD IQR 1 2 ADGs % 87.9% 2 21% 10.7% 3+ 4% 1.3% Source: ICES
11 Relationship with Practice All 7 FHTs Who is Regular Provider Frequency S MD 93% NP 2% No Regular Provider 6% #Visits 1 year (Mean/Range) 8(6-10) A 5 or more years at practice* 65% S Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey * P<0.0001
12 Relationship with Practice All 7 FHTs Total Visits by Provider Past 12 mo Frequency (Range) A Family Physician 99% (99-100%) Specialist Physician 0% (0-1%) Nurse Practitioner 19% (0-37%) Nurse 77% (54-99%) Social Worker 7% (1-14%) Pharmacist 3% (0-9%) Dietician/Nutritionist 7% (1-14%) Psychiatrist 1% (0-3%) Psychologist 1% (0-2%) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
13 Visit Type All 7 FHTs Type of Visit Frequency S Office 93% Phone 7% 0% Home 0% Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
14 Access All 7 FHTs Rating: Regular FHT hours Frequency S Poor 2% Fair 9% Good 51% Excellent 38% Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
15 Access All 7 FHTs Ability to Get Routine Care Frequency S Same Day 4% Next Working Day 4% Within 3 Working Days 15% Within 4 Working Days 14% Within 5 Working Days 63% Rating: Ability to Get Routine Care Frequency S Poor 12% Fair 29% Good 43% Excellent 16% Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
16 Access All 7 FHTs Index Visit Provider Time (Min.) Mean (Range) S MD Physical Visits 30 (23-41) MD Non-Physical Visits 20 (16-24) NP Non-Physical Visits 23 (15-30) Rating: Care After Hours (Urgent) Frequency S Very Easy 7% Easy 21% A bit difficult 28% Very difficult 45% Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
17 Access All 7 FHTs 3rd Next Available Appt (Days) Mean (Range) A Each Provider* 19 (6-32) Any Provider 3 (0-7) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey *P<0.01
18 Continuity and Coordination All 7 FHTs How often usual provider is seen* Frequency S Always 24% Almost always 36% A lot of time 23% Almost never 15% Never 2% Rating: Frequency seeing usual provider* Frequency S Poor 7% Fair 17% Good 37% Excellent 39% Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey P<0.0001
19 Patient Centeredness All 7 FHTs Satisfaction with Discussion (PPPC) Frequency S Very Satisfied 68% Satisfied 26% Somewhat Satisfied 5% Not Satisfied 1% Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
20 Health Status All 7 FHTs Smoking Status % (Range) S Smokers Currently Smoking 24% (17-35%) Smokers provided info/advice 51% (46-53%) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
21 Health Prevention All 7 FHTs % (Range) S Ever asked about regular activity 90% (81-96%) Ever asked about diet 62% (50-77%) Ever explained new meds side effects 87% (82-94%) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
22 Health Prevention All 7 FHTs % (Range) A Blood Pressure taken 2 yrs (> 18yrs) 93% (87-98%) Fasting blood sugar 2 yrs (> 50yrs) 77% (72-81%) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
23 Health Prevention ICES All 7 FHTs Colorectal Cancer (> 50yrs) % % (Range) Screening 2 yrs 37.3% 56% (43-74%) A Women % % (Range) Mammogram 2 yrs (50-69yrs) 81.2% 84% (70-96%) A PAP 2 yrs (18-69yrs) 58.1% 83% (77-90%) A Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
24 Health Prevention Seniors > 65 ICES * All 7 FHTs % (Range) A Flu shot 2 yrs 34.8% 70% (39-90%) Bone Mineral Density 2 yrs 51.1% 50% (37-67%) Male NA 21% (11-36%) Female NA 75% (57-92%) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey ICES BMD is for 5 year lookback
25 Chronic Disease Patients (CAD, HTN, DM) CA -All Study Pts ICES All Study Patients All Ontario FHT Pts CAD 88(9.4%) 16(1.6%) 12,059(1.4%) CHF NA 25(2.5%) 17,584(2.0%) DM 131(14%) 138(14%) 64,027(7.2%) HTN* 338(36.1%) Any* 404(43.2%) 362(36.3%) 183,126(20.5%) NA NA Source: Study Pts: Abstraction, All Pts: ICES for ICES CAD=Previous MI *P<0.001
26 Chronic Disease Patients (CAD, HTN, DM) All 7 FHTs % (Range) A Waist Measurement 2yrs 20% (7-58%) Dyslipidemia Screen 2yrs* 85% (75-93%) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey *p=0.02
27 Chronic Disease High Risk Chronic Pts: All 7 FHTs % (Range) BP Controlled (< 130/80) Patient believes cholesterol "Under Control" Controlled Lipids * (LDL<2.5 & Total Chol:HDL<4.0) Low Risk Chronic Pts: BP Controlled (< 140/90) 49% (21-64%) A 93% (80-100%) S 42% (20-100%) A % (Range) 65% (57-77%) A Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey *P<.01
28 Chronic Disease Total Pts 2yrs given : Self Management Advice (help groups/pamphlets/books/videos etc) All 7 FHTs % (Range) S CAD 69% (25-100%) Diabetes 96% (83-100%) Hypertension 86% (74-94%) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey *=n< 30
29 Chronic Disease All 7 FHTs % (Range) A Diabetes Microalbuminuria/albumin/ creatinine 2yrs 74% (46-92%) HBA1C test 2yrs 94% (89-100%) Most Recent HBA1C Under Control (<0.07) 64% (54-75%) CAD MEDS: Aspirin (ASA) 66% (56-100%) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey *=n< 30
30 Provider Information # Active pts: Half day direct pt care (4hrs) All 7 FHTs Mean (Range) S 189 ( ) Note: Guidelines under discussion are pts enrolled per half day Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey
31 Team Function All 7 FHTs Team Climate Inventory (1-5) Mean (Range) S Overall 13 item score 3.5 ( ) Source: A=Abstraction S=Survey *=n< 30
32 Feedback Project 1 hour facilitated face to face session Written report Mixed methods evaluation survey and key informant interviews Analysis focused on the perceptions of various team members on receiving feedback on performance of the team
33 Participants All sites had written reports go to ED/Lead MD Feedback Sessions attended by a total of 159 staff Survey completed by 134/159 attendees (84%) In depth interviews: 34 interviews total, 24 early on, 10 later, mix of providers/support staff.
34 Survey Findings: Indicators to improve individual performance. Indicator (1=low 5=high) MDs Nursing/NP Allied Health Administative # patients seen Patient satisfaction Team satisfaction # patients refered Preventive health Time to next appt
35 Survey: Indicator Types 2 Indicator (1=low 5= high) Process Description Outcome Description MDs Nursing/NPs Allied Health Administrative Process Comparison Outcome Comparison
36 Feedback Process Feedback Method (1=low 5=high) MDs Nursing/NPs Allied Health Administrative Informal verbal FHT level report Provider level report Team meeting to discuss results Meet with other FHTs to discuss Public reporting
37 Frequency of Reporting/Feedback
38 Interview Findings Desire for feedback directed to smaller functional groups (practice sites, professional, disease focused) Need for new indicators for some groups: particularly allied health providers working in mental health. Little immediate change from feedback. Perception that this needs to be ongoing and takes time.
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