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1 Community Oriented Primary Care, SFDPH August 17, 2010 Marcellina Ogbu, Ph.D., Director of Community Health Care Lisa Johnson, M.D., Medical Director Bill Blum, COO Maureen O Neil, LCSW, Social Work Supervisor Michael Baxter, Youth Coordinator
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3 SFDPH Community Oriented Primary Care COPC 7 Primary Care clinics that serve general population Active pt panel = total of 28,645 Castro Mission, Maxine Hall, Silver Avenue Family Chinatown Public Ocean Park SouthEast, Potrero Hill Special Population Health Centers: Active pt panel = total of 9726 Maxine Hall Health Center (MHHC) Medical Respite and Sobering Center (Fell St) CHPY Cole Street Clinic Ocean Park Health Center (OPHC) Medical Respite and Sobering Center (Polk St) Chinatown Public Health Center (CPHC) CHPY Larkin Street Clinic Housing & Urban Health Clinic (HUHC) Curry Senior Center Tom Waddell Health Center (TWHC) Community Oriented Primary Care Administration Geriatric Focus: Curry Senior Center (aka NMHC) Youth: CHPY (Cole, Larkin St, Hip Hop, Balboa) Castro Mission Health Center (CMHC) Special Programs for Youth (SPY) San Francisco General Hospital Campus Clinics (SFGH PC) Potrero Hill Health Center (PHHC) Silver Avenue Family Health Center (SAFHC) Forensic: SPY (Special Programs for Youth) at YGC Southeast Health Center (SEHC) Homeless or Marginally Housed, w/ high prevalence psychosocial co-morbidities: Tom Waddell HC, Housing and Urban Health CHPY Hip Hop to Health Clinic CHPY Balboa Teen Health Center CHPY Hawkins Clinic
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5 Billings and Collections TOTALS $12,000,000 $10,000,000 $8,000,000 $6,000,000 $4,000,000 $2,000,000 $0 Medicare Medi-Cal SFHP Insured HSF Billings $6,320,383 $9,612,122 $2,918,168 $1,444,977 $- Collections $2,046,460 $6,906,534 $2,276,195 $492,250 $25,000 Rate 32% 72% 78% 34% 0% SOURCE Billings Collections Rate
6 Strategic framework for change Time to move towards comprehensive San Francisco Quality Safety Net Medical Home Model New approach needed to reach that goal: Quality improvement in 3 domains Operations Operational: focus on access Clinical quality - summarized in 2009 COPC QI report People Experience Quality for both patients AND staff Clinical People
7 COPC Change Initiatives Improving Access Optimizing Primary Care Experience (Murray) Patient Centered Communication (O'Connell) SFHP Performance Imp Incentive - Access measures 2011 Behavioral Health - Primary Care Integration BH-PC Integration Pre-work/Planning BH-PC Integration at pilot sites - rollout starts November 2010 Electronic Health Record Implementation BH-PC Integration at pilot sites - rollout starts November 2010 Contract signed rollout starts in COPC pilot(s) Fall (?) 2010 Quality Initiatives - Improving Clinical Quality PHASE (Kaiser funded Cardiovascular Risk Reduction Project) Strength in Numbers (HSF funded Incentive Project SFHP Performance Imp Incentive - Clinical measures 2011
8 Supporting Change: SF Quality Culture Series Planning grant to customize the RCHC experience Focus on managerial excellence, change management Format: 8 full day sessions Jan-Sept 2011 Project Based: time and technical assistance to work with team Learning community: clinic management teams SF Safety Net SFHP resources for clinic team coaching Topic Areas: Building strong teams Model for Improvement (train the trainer format) with a project Project Planning, Management, Operations Leadership and Communication 101 Designing Reliable Systems HIT (adopting EMR, IT tools) as a Quality Improvement process
9 Primary Care Data Wall Kaiser QI grant 15 primary care measures: based on Meaningful Use, national standards (USPSTF, National Committee for Quality Assurance, etc), with balance of resource-intensiveness & clinical benefit DATA WALL: measures in 3 quality domains Collaborative process (SFDPH, SFCCC, SFHP), goal is standard SF Safety Net quality measures Project coordinator: training, support for QI work to improve the measures - promote culture of quality Consensus building process to establish quality improvement priorities in SFDPH Primary Care MEASURES Clinical Care Appointment show rate Patient-provider continuity Active PCC panel size 3rd next available appointment Operations Quality Blood pressure e-documentation & control Annual smoking assessment Colorectal cancer screening Diabetes HgA1c screening Diabetes HgA1c control Diabetes LDL control Adult tetanus immunization People Patient experience (2) Staff experience (2)
10 Operational Quality Improvement (Access) Why is this important? Source of demand = HSF, other SFHP (plus SPDs in 2011), DMHC Timely Access standards, BH-PC integration, etc. How are we working on this? Empanelment (Active Patient Panel automated definition) Minimum Panel size standard set: 1125 /1.0 fte Established Access metrics and reporting Primary Care Redesign : basic concepts Demand moderation techniques New Models of Care delivery (RN, PharmD, phone, group visits) Team Care, health coach training, population management New Access Pilots OPCE = Optimizing Primary Care Experience PCCP = Patient Centered Communication Pilot
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12 HSF/SFHP Enrollment and Shadow Panels in COPC7 Clinics Enrolled & seen (have med visit to medical home in past 2 yrs) Enrolled & shadow (no med visit to medical home in past 2 yrs) HSF only Dec '09 Jun '10 7,541 9,118 7,107 6,071 14,648 15,189 SFHP only Dec '09 Jun '10 6,500 6,577 4,414 4,296 10,914 10,873 HSF+SFHP Dec '09 Jun '10 14,041 15,695 11,521 10,367 25,562 26,062 non-copc7 Clinics 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 HSF only SFHP only 77 1,997 Active Primary Care Clinic Panel in non- COPC7 Clinics HSF+SFHP 2,074 non-copc7 9, ,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5, ,000 10,000
13 Active Primary Care Clinic Panel & Available Panel Capacity in COPC7 Clinics Active panel Available panel capacity COPC7 Dec '09 Jun '10 26,572 28,645 5,728 2,462 32,300 31, ,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 Available Panel Capacity & HSF/SFHP Shadow Panel in COPC7 Clinics Available panel capacity Enrolled in HSF or SFHP & shadow (no med visit to medical home in past 2 yrs) COPC7 Dec '09 Jun '10 5,728 11,521 2,462 10, ,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000
14 COPC7 Panel Capacity & Potential Demand + other community demand + other community demand
15 COPC Clinics (all)
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