Person and Community Centered Healthcare Consortium April 17-19, 2016 Salt Lake City, Utah
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1 Person and Community Centered Healthcare Consortium April 17-19, 2016 Salt Lake City, Utah An Introduction to the University of Utah and Our Vision for the Future of Health
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3 Let s Get to Know Each Other
4 Let me introduce you to
5 4 HOSPITALS 10 COMMUNITY CLINICS 1,330 PHYSICIANS 1,200,000+ patient visits Who We Are COLLEGES School of Medicine College of Nursing College of Pharmacy School of Dentistry College of Health ANNUAL BUDGET $2.4 billion $257.7m FUNDED 677 RESEARCH GRANTS University Neuropsychiatric Institute Huntsman Cancer Institute John A. Moran Eye Center Primary Children s Hospital (IMC) University of Utah Hospital University Orthopaedic Center Clinical Neurosciences Center Salt Lake City VA Hospital (Affiliate)
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7 What Are We Doing at the University of Utah to Advance Health?
8 #1 - Deliver high-value health care focused on better OUTCOMES #2 Partner with patients and communities for LIFE-LONG HEALTH #3 Engage our strengths for transformation, INTEGRATING our clinical and academic enterprises
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12 UofU Patient October 19, 2015 Dr. Backman and the PA student he was training spent a lot of time answering my questions and giving me information. It was a very comfortable experience. UofU Patient October 07, 2015 Dr. Backman is the absolute best! I have had some health problems recently and Dr. Backman is so caring, knowledgeable, and thorough. My son has always wanted to be a doctor, and when I told him about Dr. Backman's work, he said "I want to be a doctor like that". Enough said:-). UofU Patient September 09, 2015 Never thought I would look forward to going to the doctor, but I do. Backman is the best!
13 Use Data to Create a LEAN Process
14 Improving Outcomes, Decreasing Costs
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16 #2 Partner with patients and communities for LIFE-LONG HEALTH
17 Scale Success, Create Access
18 Patients Love Extended Hours UHC National %tile Rank Increased Patient Satisfaction Expanded hours before 8:00 AM or after 5:00 pm Overall 74 Convenience of Hours Recommend Practice Expanded Hours N = 750 All visits
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20 In-Clinic Child Care South Jordan Health Center: Implementing Perfect Care In-Home Newborn Visits / Well-Child Checks Same-Day Multi- Disciplinary Visits Free for patients who have a clinic appointment Staffed by U of U Child Care and Family Resources Allows patients to make and keep appointments, focus on their visit Week 1 & Week 2 Visits Reduces stress & hassle for newlydelivered mothers Reduces family s exposure to clinic pathogens One-stop visits with multiple providers in a single session 5 for Life (Women s Health) Annual labs Pap Smear Mammogram Skin Check Men s Health Annual labs Physical Dietitian Audiologist, PT, Other Diabetes, Others in development
21 Strategic Imperatives #3 Engage our strengths for transformation, INTEGRATING our clinical and academic enterprises
22 Connecting to the World: New Medical School Building
23 Let me Introduce you to Michael K. Magill, M.D. Department Chairman Catherine Coda, M.B.A. Administrative Director Stephen Alder, Ph.D. Department Vice Chair Stephen Alder, Ph.D. Division of Public Health Kurt Hegmann, M.D. Division of Occupational and Environmental Health John Houchins, M.D. Division of Physician Assistant Studies Jennifer Leiser, M.D. Division of Family Medicine
24 The Department of Family and Preventive Medicine exists to optimize health and the quality of life through scholarship in home, work, and community Our Vision
25 Public Health Family Medicine Health and Quality of Life Occupational and Environmental Health Physician Assistant Studies
26 How Do We Optimize Health Through Scholarship?
27 How Do We Optimize Health Through Education?
28 How Do We Optimize Health Through Education?
29 How Do We Optimize Health Through Education?
30 How Do We Optimize Health Through Our Clinical Practices?
31 How Do We Optimize Health Through Our Clinical Practices?
32 How Do We Optimize Health Through Our Clinical Practices?
33 How Do We Optimize Health Through Our Clinical Practices?
34 How Do We Optimize Health Through Our Clinical Practices?
35 Meet People Where They Are
36 Family and Preventive Medicine The Bridge Between the Community and the Health Care System Community-based Populations Medical Care System
37 Moving this Vision Beyond Utah
38 Improve access to, and organized delivery of, primary care; Enhance coordination of primary care with specialty and hospital services; and Elevate the health and well-being of people and the communities in which they live.
39 Potential Projects Patient Centered Medical Home in China Train Health Personnel in Diabetes Prevention and Management in China and Other Locations Integrating Public Health and Primary Care Family Medicine in East Africa
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