Ambulatory Care Model

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1 Ambulatory Care Model Hong Kong May 2013 Andrew Stripp Deputy Chief Executive & Chief Operating Officer

2 Outline What is the Alfred Centre? How does it fit into Alfred Health service model Key aspects of the Model of Care Outcomes to date A brief walk through the patient journey & centre design 2

3 Ambulatory Care Same day medical and surgical treatment Surgical interventions with LOS <3 days Radiology Cath Lab 3

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6 The Alfred 6

7 Alfred Health main provider of public healthcare to around 375,000 people residing in the local community About 50 % of the work comes from the tertiary and quaternary service Around $900 AUD million per annum Approximately 900 beds; 1,000 births, 75,000 ED presentations, 88,000 inpatient events; 162,000 outpatient attendances. Three hospital campuses - The Alfred, Sandringham Hospital and Caulfield Hospital Over 7,700 employees across the three sites. 7

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9 Before Alfred Centre Access to services compromised Cancellation of elective surgery (>30%) Balance of emergency and elective surgery wrong High levels of ambulance diversion Emergency Department delays Increasing Financial pressures Service demand growing Aging and Inflexible infrastructure 9

10 Opportunity for Redesign Not just another service add on Redesign processes across health service Referral process peri operative process Scheduling Emergency Processes Theatre Schedules Specialist (outpatient) clinics Discharge and Follow up 10

11 Principles for Model of Care Separation of elective from emergency (physically and functionally) Focuses on patient s journey (starts with referral source eg GP, hospital) Purpose built facility (design standardised, patient spaces ) State of the art technology (most advanced) One stop approach to care (minimises patient attendances) Model forms the basis for all planning phases Business case Service design Facility design Role design IT design Plans and schedules care Standardisation (design and protocols) ICT enables Role design - multi-skilling and new skills 11

12 The Alfred Centre A Snapshot A New Model of Care Improved patient experience Separation of short stay elective from emergency care Diagnostic, procedural & interventional centre Stand alone & state of the art facility integrated within Alfred Service efficiency and effectiveness Access to services equity Innovation and excellence Based on extensive planning, consultation and research A unique development - a Demonstration Model 12

13 Since February 2007 there has been a 50% increase in episodes & exceeded 135,000 last fin. yr. Typically 350 patients are treated each day. FY11/12 YTD Activity FY 06/07 (to 24/6/2012) Variance Elective procedures at Alfred Centre Elective Same Day admissions 7277 Elective Multi-day admissions 3108 Medical Ambulatory Day admission Pre-admission Clinic visits Specialist Clinic visits Imaging Activity (all modes) Total Episodes of Care

14 Wide range of activity & clinical specialities Surgery Endoscopy Specialist Clinics Medical Day Procedures Diagnostic Procedures Orthopaedics ENT Respiratory Plastics and burns Renal and urology Ophthalmology Breast and endocrine Vascular Range of general surgery ie - upper &and lower GI (requires LOS < 72 hrs and no ICU) GI Endoscopes Bronchoscopes Cystoscopes Orthopedics Urology Vascular General Surgery Plastic Ophthalmology ENT Trauma Gastroenterology Infusions (intragam, blood, chemo) Biopsies (liver, kidney) Lumbar punctures Paracentesis Therapeutic venesection Pre & Post interventional radiology care Multiple diagnostic investigations on 1 day Full range comprised of: 1 MRI 1 CT 2 X-ray 2 Ultrasound 1 Angio/fluoro 14

15 No. of procedures Total Procedures There has been a 57% growth in the number of surgical procedures performed at Alfred Health since The Alfred Centre opened. Total Surgical Procedures - The Alfred to 24 June Elective Emergency Grand Total / / / / / / /12 Year 15

16 Cases 77% increase in same day surgical activity Elective Surgery - The Alfred /06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 Financial Year Alfred Centre Multiday Alfred Main Multiday Alfred Centre Sameday Alfred Main Sameday 16

17 No. Longwaits Significant reduction in long wait patients Alfred Health is on track to have no patients waiting for surgery outside clinically recommended waiting times by the end of Alfred Health elective surgery wating list longwaits (Ready and Not Ready for Care) Jul- 06 Sep- 06 Nov- 06 Jan- 07 Mar- 07 May- 07 Jul- 07 Sep- 07 Nov- 07 Jan- 08 Mar- 08 May- 08 Jul- 08 Sep- 08 Nov- 08 Jan- 09 Mar- 09 May- 09 Jul- 09 Sep- 09 Nov- 09 Jan- 10 Mar- 10 May- 10 Jul- 10 Sep- 10 Nov- 10 Jan- 11 Mar- 11 May- 11 Jul- 11 Sep- 11 Nov- 11 Jan- 12 Mar- 12 May- 12 Month 17

18 Cancellations Significant reduction in cancellations Less than 1% of cancellations occur in The Alfred Centre Surgical Cancellations 30% 27% 25% 20% 18% 15% 12% 11% 11% 11% 9% 10% 10% 10% 5% 6% 5% 6% 8% 7% 8% 6% 6% 6% 6% 5% 7% 7% 6% 5% 0% /07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 18

19 Day of Surgery Admission Rates 100% DOSA rate in Alfred Centre Alfred Health Day of Surgery Admission Rate (DOSA) 92% 90% 88% 86% 84% 82% 80% 78% Fiscal Year 19

20 % Failed Sameday Failed day case rates % of Failed Sameday Admissions 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Fiscal Year 20

21 What does the facility house Procedure unit Day-of-procedure-admission 6 Operating Rooms 2 Procedural rooms 12-1 st stage recovery beds 35 2 nd stage recovery day beds/chairs Overnight accommodation 18 Short Stay multi-day beds 16 Medical Day Unit beds 8 Medihotel multi-day beds Pre and post procedure care Diagnostic Unit MRI and CT Digital X-ray Ultrasound Angio and Fluoro suite Future Expansion potential currently leased tenants Future Expansion potential currently leased tenants Future Expansion potential currently leased tenants Plant Room Intervention Zone Vacant expansion Intervention Zone Expansion (vacant) Future Expansion potential as service need grows Speciality Surgical Clinics Gen Surg, Ortho, Urology, Vascular, Plastics Short Stay Zone Diagnostics Zone Speciality Surgical Clinics Preadmission Patient Services Centre Lobby/ Pharmacy/Cafe Speciality Clinic Expansion Patient Services Centre and Preadmission Planning patient journey Scheduling centre 8 consulting rooms Administration hot desks Entry and reception (on all 3-levels) meet and greet Registration Basement 1 : Car Park Basement 2 : Car park Speciality Clinic Expansion to commenced late 2012 ENT, Ophthalmology & Gastroenterology Clinics 21

22 The Model of Care Principles completely informed planning & facility design Model of Care Principles Separation of elective from emergency (physical and functionally) Focuses on patient s journey (starts with referral source eg GP, hospital) State of the art technology (most advanced) One stop approach to care (minimises patient attendances) Standardisation (design and protocols) Expected Outcomes Guarantee access for elective surgery plan with confidence No cancellations Includes other health services into care episode, particularly at point of referral and discharge planning Access to best equipment supported by tertiary hospital system, for example patients with complex needs Ensures other health services are involved in patient preparation and follow-up discharge work Other health services will be factored into protocol that starts with referral source and completes with patient returning to that source Plans and schedules care Multi-skilling and new skills ICT focus Purpose built facility (design standardised, patient spaces ) Includes referring GPs/consultants into care episode A patient scheduling centre will coordinate patients care and ensure patient is ready for procedure (reduce DNAs). Draws on skills and expertise of other health services to support the patient s journey, for example state wide rehabilitation service Will enable streamline electronic transfer of information between referring consultants and health services Design enables flexibility to address changes in service demand with built in future expansion (capacity) Emphasis on pre-procedure preparation by GPs, health services supported by The Alfred 22

23 New Model of Care Major paradigm shift in the management of elective surgery Focus on the patient journey Focus on the patient experience Development of a framework and definition of the type of care and mode of delivery 23

24 3 Streams of Surgical Care Alfred Surgical Patient Elective Cases Emergency Surgical Cases Short Stay Target <3 Day Length of Stay Short Stay Target >3 and < 5 Days Length of Stay Expected Length of Stay >5 Days Alfred Centre Alfred Main Dedicated Short Stay Beds Alfred Main Inpatient Ward 24

25 Model of Care Pre-redesign Referral Outpatents Clerk Preadmission Clinic Operating Theatre No clear referral guidelines No front end screening of referral Placed on the waiting list, health questionnaire sent to patient via clerk, on return no clinical review of patient status Decision for PAC made by the clerical staff or Doctors secretary based on patient s age and diagnosis No development of the patients plan of care Surgical list decided by clerk or doctor based upon patient s ready as opposed to waiting time, 25

26 The New Surgical Patient Journey Referral Specialist Clinics Patient Service Centre Preadmission Clinic Operating Theatre Procedural Suites Beds Discharge & Continuing care Referral guidelines Peri-operative Coordinator Review & patient plan of care developed One stop approach to scheduling Co-locates bed assignment, waiting list, peri-operative coordinators and schedulers Protocol driven Booked 4-6 weeks prior to surgery date Surgery booked 2-4 weeks prior to planned date, no cancellations Electronically scheduled at the time of surgical booking Event driven discharge Links back to GP s for ongoing care minimising outpatient attendances Protocol-led process throughout the entire journey 26

27 Peri-Op Co-ordinator Role New role Experienced surgical nurse Key contact for patients & staff Supports the designated surgical unit in co-ordinating the patients care & journey Guided by protocols developed & authorised by the Surgical Unit & Dept of Anaesthesia Day to day works closely with the surgical unit, however are part of the Patient Service Centre Monitor unit performance and outcomes Coverage across all surgical units 16 EFT 27

28 What is the Patient Service Centre? Brings together key staff involved in the scheduling, booking & co-ordination of a patients journey to surgery. Incorporates: Bed assignment office Peri-operative coordinators Clerical staff from PAC, W/L & designated surgical units and services PSC clerks assigned to designated units aligned to a peri-op coordinator 10 EFT 28

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31 Patient Discharge Information 31

32 Key Design Features Functional areas are grouped and located Emphasis on the patient journey Non-departmental based Generic floor designs Ensure adaptable for future uses Interior design Promotes as Wellness Approach Layout Multidisciplinary team based approach Effective work processes and clinical pathways (standardization) Physical Link to existing facilities (ease of movement / support services) Utilises site wide support services through tunnel connections with main Alfred (hub and spoke model) Future Expansion Design caters to future expansion vertical and horizontal 32

33 Ambulatory Care Model Hong Kong May 2013 Andrew Stripp Deputy Chief Executive & Chief Operating Officer

34 Ground Floor Foyer/Patient Service Centre 34

35 1 st Floor Short Stay & Diagnostic Zone 35

36 2 nd Floor Intervention Zone 36

37 The Alfred Centre 37

38 Front Entry 38

39 Cafe 39

40 Foyer 40

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42 Patient Services Centre 42

43 Shorts Stay Ward 43

44 Overnight Accommodation 44

45 Patient Lounge Area 45

46 Medical Day Unit 46

47 Medical Day Unit 47

48 Radiology 48

49 Radiology 49

50 Theatres 50

51 Procedural Room 51

52 Decontamination Unit 52

53 Link-way to Alfred Main 53

54 Patient & Visitor Car Park 54

55 Ambulatory Care Model Hong Kong May 2013 Andrew Stripp Deputy Chief Executive & Chief Operating Officer