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OASIS CONTINUING THE JOURNEY Laurie Otis, PT, MBA, MHA, GCS, COS-C Pamela Teenier, RN, BSN, MBA, COS-C, HCS-D Agenda AAA Initiative Accurate Assessment Analysis Development Process and Results Best Practices and Lessons Learned OASIS C-1 1

3 Healthcare Quality Initiatives IOM Report Crossing the Quality Chasm 2001 Six Aims for Improvement Safe Effective Patient Centered Timely Efficient Equitable Triple Aim IHI and CMS 2008 Improving the experience of care Improving the health of populations Reducing per capita costs of health care 4 Collaboration Objectives Execute Predictive Modeling Standardize Care Delivery Ensure Clinical Compliance Standards Align Resource Utilization with Functional Acuity Needs Reduce Re- Admission Rates Focus on OBQI Outcomes Keeping Pace in a Changing Landscape 2

5 OASIS Inter-rater Reliability OASIS evaluations completed separately by a Registered Nurse and Physical Therapist for the same cohort yielded d only 54% of identical responses. Shew et al 2010 6 Continuous Improvement Identify and eliminate factors causing variation Standardize clinical management practices while promoting patient centered clinical decision making Foster and leverage focused coaching and mentoring with a collaborative approach Develop expertise in clinical assessment practices, QA, coaching and mentoring 3

Primary Activities Systematic Approach Input Comprehensive Patient Assessments Information Transfer and Discussion Case Conference and 1:1 Coaching Throughput Ongoing conferencing and coaching Monitor process adherence Output t Focus on patient centered outcomes Alignment with regional and peer performance Internalized behavior change Start Early Assure Competence Be Accountable Maximize the utility of science Assessment Improvement Opportunities Retrospective review Nursing and Therapy Trending four months of performance Higher number of assessments Benchmark averages compared to regional performance o Comparing similar patient populations 4

Laser Focus Review / Identification Identify outliers for specific M items Diabetes 2 Cardiac Vision Pain Dyspnea UB Dressing Bathing Toilet Transfer Transfers Ambulation Pinpoint the knowledge gaps Regional Location Discipline Specialty Line Determine potential causes Consider coverage areas Specialized skill sets Assessment Report and Clinical Tools All assessments completed Four months of data Updated monthly Ability to sort and compare by time point, discipline and specialty product line 10 OASIS items, C and F scores, CMW and M2200 Roll up average of all assessments completed Responses at individual patient level MCP Coaching Questions and Clinician Assessment Tips Monitoring Tool 5

AAA Report Assessment Variances Clinical Leadership Roles Clinical Manager and Divisional Leadership Team o Review data to identify opportunities Clinicians trending significantly above or below branch or regional averages for each item Select 2 clinicians per Clinical Manager and 1 or 2 OASIS items per clinician Clinical Managers presented initiative to clinician(s) and reviewed performance data Emphasis on quality improvement and assessment accuracy o In addition to QA process 1:1 Face to Face Coaching and Mentoring o Ongoing review and coaching as needed 6

Coaching Sessions 7

Performance Improvement Consistent and timely focused item review Coaching, mentoring and monitoring Follow up calls with Divisional and Regional Leadership Teams On site shadow OASIS assessment Updates and performance review with clinicians Peer to peer presentations Celebrate successes and ability to sustain performance Performance Results 2.6 25 2.5 Initial Episode SOCs - AVG M1860 Ambulation 2.4 2.3 2.2 2.1 2.0 Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 780 Initial Assessment OASIS included in the AAA M1860 Focused Review 8

Testimonials and Implementation Testimonials The coaching questions helped me gain confidence in working with the clinicians Clinicians stated they had better understanding of item intent Seeing the snapshot of the individual assessments reinforces patient acuity levels and helps to reinforce resource needs right disciplines at the right time I now review the OASIS guidance more often when I am not sure of which response to use Review and Implementation Time Points New employee orientation Quarterly Pulse Check Significant fluctuation in quality metrics Best Practices and Lessons Learned Stepping into the Future PI Methodology Stable Branch Leadership - Accountability Branch owner and Regional / Divisional oversight >50% Focused Review Clinicians completing higher # of SOCs At least 3 months of Monitoring and Coaching as needed Clear definition of initiative and expectations Timely provision of coaching, mentoring and guidance Team problem solving with creative solutions Recognition of goal attainment and positive behavior change 9

OASIS-C1 Minor wording changes Deletions Additions More significant change OASIS-C1 Minor wording changes M1000 Which inpatient facility Changed during to within the past 14 days M1040 (M1041) Flu Did the patient receive to Does this episode include any dates Vaccine M1045 (M1046) Reason not received to Did receive with alternatives M1050 (M1051) PPV Vaccine M1055 (M1056) Did patient receive to Has patient ever State reason why shortened M1100 Living situation Added to response C residential care home M1240 Pain Added the word validated in question 10

OASIS-C1 Minor wording changes M1307 M1300 Pressure ulcer assessment M1307 Stage II Pressure ulcer at discharge M1308 Current number of pressure ulcers M1320 Status of pressure ulcer M1324 Most problematic pressure ulcer M1334 Most problematic stasis ulcer Added validated to response 2 Added excluding healed to question SOC/Recert (only column only) Added language to question that excludes cannot be observed Added language to question that excludes cannot be staged Changed order of words Clarified instructions to exclude stage 1 and healed stage 2 M1342 Most problematic surgical wound Changed order of words OASIS-C1 Minor wording changes M1500 and M1510 Heart failure M1730 Depression screening at any point to at the time of or at any time since Added validated to question language M1800 Grooming i.e. to specifically for examples M1830 Bathing Removed throughout the bath from response 5 M1880 Ability to plan means Spelled out e.g. for example 11

OASIS-C1 Minor wording changes M1900 Prior functioning M1910 Fall Risk assessment M2000 Drug Review Changed question from this current to most recent Changed examples in response a to specifically: grooming, dressing, bathing, and toileting hygiene Changed examples in response b to specifically: light meal preparation, laundry, shopping, and phone use Added validated and shortened question language Spelled out e.g. and added [non- adherence] to clarify non-compliance Added adverse before drug reactions and significant before side effects M2004 Medication intervention Added at the time of or at any time before the word since OASIS-C1 Minor wording changes M2015 Drug Intervention M2040 Prior Medication Management M2250 Plan of Care Synopsis Added at the time of or at any time before the word since Added adverse before drug reactions and significant before side effects Changed question from this current to most recent Diabetic foot care N/A: added missing lower legs due to congenital or acquired condition Fall N/A: Fall risk indicates instead of not assessed to be at risk Pain N/A: Pain assessment does not indicate instead of no pain identified Moist wound healing N/A: has no ulcers or none for which is indicated 12

OASIS-C1 Minor M2300 wording Emergent changes Care At the time of or at any time added before the word since M2400 Intervention Synopsis At the time of or at any time added before the word since Diabetic, Depression and moist wound healing: Same as M2250 Fall prevention, Pain and Pressure ulcer: N/A: Changed to EVERY standardized, validated risk assessment at or since OASIS-C1 Deletions M1012 Surgical Procedures M1310/1312/1314 Pressure ulcer length, width, depth M1350 Does this patient have an open wound Deleted at recertification and discharge M1410 Respiratory treatments M2440 - Nursing home admission Deleted at discharge Deleted 13

OASIS-C1 Additions OASIS-C1 Significant changes 14

OASIS-C1 Significant changes OASIS-C1 Significant changes 15

Questions 16