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1 Improving Care Transition and HCAHPS Scores Part 1: December 1, 2015 Part 2: December 2, 2015 Carla Brock Wilber, DNP, RN, NE-BC
2 Learning and Action Objectives- Part 1 Discuss HCAHPS Survey Discuss the questions associated with composite 7 Define and Discuss Transition of Care 2
3 Learning and Action Objectives- Part 2 Evaluate best practice actions for improving Care Transitions 3
4 Summary of HCAHPS Survey Results: January 2014 to December 2014 Discharges 4
5 Summary of HCAHPS Survey Results: January 2014 to December 2014 Discharges 5
6 Composite 7 Care Transition Section: Understanding your care when you left the hospital Questions 23, 24, 25 The hospital staff took my preferences and those of my family or caregiver into account in deciding what my healthcare needs would be when I left the hospital. When I left the hospital, I had a good understanding of the things I was responsible for in managing my health. When I left the hospital, I clearly understood the purpose for taking each of my medications. 6
7 Which Care Transition Is Most Critical? 50.00% 45.00% 43.50% 40.00% 35.00% 34.80% 30.00% 25.00% 20.00% 15.00% 13% 10.00% 5.00% 4.30% 4.30% 0.00% Provider to Provider Hospital to home Hospital to postacute PCP to specialist Other Source: HIN Care Transitions Management in 2015 Survey, February
8 Hospital Programs to Manage Care Transitions 84.6% of respondents have a care transitions management program at their hospital 15.4% of respondents do not Source: HIN Care Transitions Management in 2015 Survey, February
9 Polling Questions Of the facilities on today, how many of you have a care transition program that focuses on more than 1-2 conditions? Of the facilities with programs, which conditions are targeted by your program? Of the facilities on today, what risk factors do you believe qualify patients for a care transition program? 9
10 Risk Factors that Qualify Patients for Care Transition Programs 18.20% 13.60% 9.10% 22.70% 90.90% 22.70% 27.30% 31.80% 77.30% 68.20% Hospitalization Comorbidites Frequent ER use Frail/elderly Other Cognitive impaired Poor self-health Homelessness SA/mental health SNP/Duals Source: HIN Care Transitions Management in 2015 Survey, February
11 Polling Question Of the facilities on today, what transition tools do you think are most effective? 11
12 Transition Management Tools 9.10% 31.80% 72.70% 36.40% 40.90% 50.00% 40.90% 45.50% 40.90% Rx reconciliation Read/teachback Handoff protocol Discharge template Handoff checklist Handoff training Handoff form Recorded instructions Other Source: HIN Care Transitions Management in 2015 Survey, February
13 What Options Are Available for Transitioning Patients to Other Care Sites? Telephonic follow-up: 77.3% Community linkage: 77.3 Timely PCP follow-up: 59.1% Home visit: 59.1% Rx management: 59.1% Hospice referral: 50% Advance directives: 36.4% Caregiver support: 36.4% Telehealth/remote monitoring: 22.7% Post-discharge clinic: 22.7% Other: 9.1% Depression screening: 4.5% Self-management coaching: 4.5% Image: Liberty Advocacy Group Source: HIN Care Transitions Management in 2015 Survey, February
14 Overall Recommendations: NTOCC To achieve successful transitions of care, the National Transitions of Care Coalition recommend that we: Improve communication Implement electronic health records that include standardized medication reconciliation elements Expand the role of the pharmacists Establish points of accountability Increase the use of case management and professional care coordination Implement payment systems that align incentives Develop performance measures to encourage better transitions of care 14
15 Transition Is a TEAM Sport Care transitions is a team sport, and yet all too often we don t know who our teammates are, or how they can help. ~ Eric A. Coleman, MD, MPH 15
16 What Is BEST PRACTICE? One definition of best practice is A method or technique that has consistently shown results superior to those achieved with other means, and that is used as a benchmark. Let the buyer beware Source: 16
17 Patient Involvement = Patient Engagement 9 Factors of Engagement Active listening Non-multitasking (one thing at a time, focus) Eye contact Tone of voice Appropriate speed of speech Appropriate use of touch Appropriate use of humor/emotion Physical positioning (sit) Energy mirrors the needs of the patient Ketelsen, L., Cook, K., & Kennedy, B. (2014). The HCAHPS handbook 2: Tactics to improve quality and the patient experience (2nd ed.). Fire Starter 17 Publishing LLC.
18 Best Practice ACTIONS Create a standardized system that never discharges our patient but cares for them across the continuum THE key is to establish a clear known process for care transition each and every time Create a CARE TRANSITION team From admission gather patient-specific information and weave within the daily plan of care 18
19 Best Practice ACTIONS Two-way communication (inclusion and collaboration) Healthcare terminology can be difficult at best; explanations should focus on avoiding acronyms, large words, and clinical phraseology Formalize nurse assessment of discharge readiness Post-discharge support services Contact lists/community resources Provide basic tools needed at home Pharmacy involvement Transportation Financial considerations Be conscientious of culture/own expectations; caution your own biases 19
20 Best Practice ACTIONS C- Control Use CARE when explaining and/or teaching! We appreciate controlling our situations. Give patients choices about when and where to learn new material. A- Active We learn best when we are engaged and involved. Make education interactive! R- Relevant We assume more responsibility for information that is relevant to our particular needs. Explain how this information fits into their life. E- Experience We apply new materials better when we relate to our past experience. Relate education to the patients life experiences. 20
21 Best Practice ACTIONS And ABOVE ALL. standardize care transition for the patient while in the facility! 21
22 Good, I do have some concerns about my follow-up care. Good Morning Mrs. Hill. This is a discharge planning checklist. This checklist will help you, your family and the care team plan for your discharge. Please note any concerns you may have about your plan at home and we will review this together at a time good for you.
23 That s wonderful because this is sure confusing. Let s do this in the afternoon I m not a morning person. Hi Mrs. Taylor. Today we will begin medication teaching using your whiteboard. Our plan is to review your new medications each time we give you the medications and one other time each day. What time of day is best for you?
24 Yes, my son does all of the cooking and will need to know what I should eat. Hi Mr. Branch, we have several educational materials we want to share with you and your family regarding your food choices and diabetes. Should we wait for a member of your family to return?
25 Hello, I am your patient... Resource: Eric Palmer RN, BSN, MSN/MHA is the Patient Experience Director at Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett in Bartlett, Tennessee. He can be reached at eric.palmer@tenethealth.com.
26 Hello We are creating a chapter in my life. You control a large part of this part of my life s story. For the time being, you and I are coauthors of me and of my experience as a patient in your care. Let s get started Any story has the following elements 26
27 Setting You control most of the setting in this story. Please listen to me. I may not be a nurse or a doctor, but I know how I normally feel. I don t feel normal, so I came to you. Help me, but please listen to me first. 27
28 Characters Obviously you and I have a starring role in this story, but there are many others. Some I will never meet face to face, but they can control my destiny in this story, just as much as you can. I want to believe that the only villain in the story is what is making me sick. I need heroes. I need the kind of hero that takes the time to listen, to ask, and to respond quickly and kindly. 28
29 Conflict I most certainly have conflict; otherwise I would not be here. Ironically, as your co-author, I might not fully understand the conflict raging inside me. Norman Cousins wrote a book about the conflict experienced in his own story called Anatomy of an Illness. It is remarkable how many things on his list are the same conflicts I am experiencing. My conflicts might be that I feel... helpless... I may never function normally again... as though I am a burden to you and to my loved ones... conflicted between wanting to be alone, but yet, being left alone... a lack of self-esteem, since maybe my illness was caused by me, because I am inadequate... resentment... confused. The technology surrounds me, yet, I may go days (certainly hours) without knowing the results of the last exam or worse that the definitive answer is, The test results are inconclusive. 29
30 Climax The highest point of tension in any story often involves a decision that needs to be made. I may fear those decisions because they are made about me but without me knowing.... may rest solely on me and I don t think I know enough to make that decision. 30
31 Resolution Even the end of this little story is written by both of us. It is not just me and not just you. But, I m the one who has to write the other chapters in my life s book. You can help me resolve this part of my story and continue on to other ones in my life if you will: Please answer my questions. If you do not know, that is okay. Just tell me you don t know, but please get me the information that will help answer my questions. Please tell me about my medications. All of them. Even if I take them at home regularly, I may not be taking them the right way. But always tell me about the new medications. Please finish this part of our story in a language and at the level I can understand. 31
32 Resolution Continued Please ask me to teach you the information you shared with me, rather than merely repeating back to you the same words you used. You see, I need to be as independent as possible when I leave your care. So, here we are at the conclusion of our story together. I know it was not always easy. I know you were co-authoring many other stories at the same time as we co-authored mine. But I never felt that there were any other authors out there. Thank you for your time, your care, and for being a hero my hero and my family s hero. 32
33 Philip Moffitt quotation It is a beautiful and mysterious power that one human being can have on another through the mere act of caring A great truth, the act of caring is the first step in the power to heal. -Phillip Moffitt 33
34 Great References for Care Transition Merlino, J. (2014). Service fanatics: How to build superior patient experience the Cleveland Clinic way (1st ed.). McGraw-Hill Education. Ketelsen, L., Cook, K., & Kennedy, B. (2014). The HCAHPS handbook 2: Tactics to improve quality and the patient experience (2nd ed.). Fire Starter Publishing LLC. 34
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