Don t Wait: Find and Address Behavioral Health Issues. Session Code: A30 B30

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Session Code: A30 B30 Don t Wait: Find and Address Behavioral Health Issues Patrick Triplett, MD Johns Hopkins Medical Center Baltimore, MD Amy Nist, LCSW Providence Health and Services Portland, Oregon Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2018 9:30-10:45am & 11:15am-12:30pm #IHIFORUM

Presented by: Patrick Triplett, M.D. Don t Wait: Find and Address Behavioral Health Issues The Johns Hopkins PHIPPS experience: Proactive Psychiatric Consultation-Liaison 2

Nothing to disclose Patrick Triplet, MD and Amy Nist, LCSW today have no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationship(s) within the services described, reviewed, evaluated, or compared in this presentation. 2011 Institute for Healthcare Improvement/R. Lloyd

Session Objectives P4 Describe some of the considerations that go into formation of a pro-active psychiatric consultation service Review metrics and purported quality measures used to assess psychiatric consultation programs Discuss the cultural and qualitative impacts of a successful pro-active psychiatric consultation program #IHIFORUM

Setting Maryland: Medicare waiver, all-payer system HSCRC- sets rates for all payers (including MC/MA) since 1977 Bundled payments, global budgets Johns Hopkins Hospital: AMC in Baltimore 1,154 beds; >45,000 admissions/yr >100,000 emergency department visits 5

PHIPPS teams Proactive Hospital-based Intervention to Provide Psychiatric Services ½ M.D. 1 NP 1 Social Worker Integration of existing SUDs team- DOM 6

The Pitch to hospital leadership The Yale experience and LOS impact Mental Health, SUDS data for preceding years correlated with long LOS, readmissions Positive effects on nursing culture 7

Which units? Traditional consult volume LOS, readmissions impact Unit mission considerations APR-DRG sampling 8

Metrics LOS Readmissions Observer use Staff satisfaction * Screening SAQ, staff turnover, utilization 9

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Observer use 12

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PHIPPS II MD, NP, SW Start April 2017 Smaller footprint for traditional consult service 14

PHIPPS II Hospitalist floors HIV specialty floor Floor designations erased since go-live Higher volume No control group 15

Proactive Surgery consults (imperial mandate) High perceived need, data Cultural differences, problems Problems with coverage of medical floors Metrics opportunities 16

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ihi Session Code: A30/B30 This presenter has nothing to disclose Don t Wait: Find and Address Behavioral Health Issues 20 Amy Nist, LCSW Providence Health & Services Portland, Oregon #IHIFORUM Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2018 9:30-10:45am & 11:15am-12:30pm

Session Objectives Discuss an actionable roadmap to implementing a proactive Behavioral Health Intervention Team in an inpatient setting Identify how proactively identifying and intervening in behavioral health issues (mental health and substance misuse) on medical units improves care for patients while improving employee satisfaction Define measurable outcomes to monitor program evaluation, development, and improvement in support of a sustainable Behavioral Health Intervention Team 21

Inspired by Yale Behavioral Intervention Team Johns Hopkins Behavioral Intervention Team Providence Behavioral Health Leadership 22

Setting: Providence Portland Medical Center AMC in Portland, Oregon OREGON Medicaid Waiver State 407 beds; > 20,000 admissions/year 61,623 Emergency Dept visits/year 23

Behavioral Health Intervention Team (BHIT) Pilot 2.0 FTE Specialty Behavioral Health Social Workers Limited to 2 Med/Surg Units (58 beds) Close collaboration with existing Psychiatric & Addiction Consult teams Hours: 8:00am-7:00pm; 7 days a week January, 2018 Go-Live 24

Proactive Identification BHIT reviews all new admissions daily for at-risk behavioral health patients 25

BHIT Screening Criteria Hx or current Psychiatric diagnosis Substance Use Disorder (SUD)/ Withdrawal Psychiatric medication, including allergy to psych meds AMS- delirium, dementia Agitation Awaiting IP Psych admission Notice of Mental Illness (Involuntary Status) Medical problems related to Substance Use or Psychiatric Illness ex: Chronic infections- anticipated IV antibiotic treatment 26

Integration: BHIT partners with Nurse Outpt PT/OT Addiction Patient Physician Care Mgmt Psych Consult Family 27

Coordinates Care with Interdisciplinary Team members to provide consistent care to these highrisk patients 28

Engages Patient in Clinical Interventions 29 acute behavioral health assessments crisis stabilization goal identification treatment planning supportive therapy psycho-education and skills training and practice relapse prevention behavioral health-specialty resource referrals

Serves as Professional Practice Leader to members of the interdisciplinary care team to safely serve this vulnerable patient population clinical expertise, including utilizing and modeling trauma-informed care motivational interviewing therapeutic de-escalation 30

Provides staff with education & support Consultation Teaching Modeling Support Presence on the unit Enthusiasm for this patient population 31

Metrics Rate of Code Grey Incidents (per 1000 patient days) Confidence among IDT members caring for this patient population Constant Observation (Sitter) Utilization (FTE) 32

Rate of Code Grey Incidents (per 1000 Patient Days) 17.3 Significant Reduction in Code Greys 11.5 11.8 9.1 9.2 6.7 2.4 6.9 5.1 1.3 5.8 5.2 0.7 4.4 3.1 3.4 2.5 1.3 2.5 5.9 6.4 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 2017 2018 33

Staff Survey Results % responding "Somewhat Agree" or Strongly Agree" I know when to ask for outside help for a patient with BH issues Survey #1 Survey #2 79% 97% I call for outside resources (e.g. physician, PMHNP, social worker, other) when I recognize a patient s behaviors are escalating beyond my capabilities I am confident that help is available to me when I need assistance with patients who have comorbid behavioral health issues Hospital resources are available to me when I need assistance with behavioral health issues 82% 97% 44% 88% 50% 88% 34

Item 1: I know when to ask for outside help for a patient with BH issues. Staff Survey Result Detail Survey #1 Survey #2 Strongly Agree 29% 64% Somewhat Agree 50% 33% Neither Agree nor Disagree 3% 3% Somewhat Disagree 12% 0% Strongly Disagree 6% 0% *As a result of BHIT, staff know when to request help with BH issues in a patient on their unit 35

Item 2: I call for outside resources (e.g. physician, PMHNP, social worker, other) when I recognize a patient s behaviors are escalating beyond my capabilities. Staff Survey Result Detail Survey #1 Survey #2 Strongly Agree 47% 70% Somewhat Agree 35% 27% Neither Agree nor Disagree 9% 3% Somewhat Disagree 6% 0% Strongly Disagree 3% 0% *Staff call for help much more often 36

Item 3: I am confident that help is available to me when I need assistance with patients who have co-morbid behavioral health issues. Staff Survey Result Detail Survey #1 Survey #2 Strongly Agree 26% 52% Somewhat Agree 18% 36% Neither Agree nor Disagree 24% 3% Somewhat Disagree 21% 9% Strongly Disagree 12% 0% *Staff are now much more confident that there are resources available to help them address their patients BH issues 37

Item 4: Hospital resources are available to me when I need assistance with behavioral health issues. Staff Survey Result Detail Survey #1 Survey #2 Strongly Agree 18% 48% Somewhat Agree 32% 39% Neither Agree nor Disagree 15% 3% Somewhat Disagree 21% 9% Strongly Disagree 15% 0% *Staff experience concrete assistance re: BH issues in their patient population 38

Constant Observation Reduction in Constant Observation for BH patients has been anecdotally reported Data to confirm or deny this not yet available to Providence Both Yale and Johns Hopkins have seen impact 39

Roadmap Staff Care Specialty social workers identify, assess, treat, and refer co-morbid BH Collaborate with Interdisciplinary Care Team, Consultants & Outpatient Providers Proactive Integrated: physical, mental, social, and spiritual care provided Patient-centered: patient drives the plan, even though it s not always the plan clinicians prefer Culture Welcoming: Patient is not on the wrong unit Supportive: Medical clinicians have the tools and support they need to provide holistic care 40

Outcomes to monitor Code Grey Staff confidence in caring for this patient population Constant Observation Length of Stay 41

Before and After: BHIT impacts culture 42 #IHIFORUM

BHIT is expanding at Providence Know Me, Care for Me, Ease my Way - Providence s Promise Right Care Right Place Right Time 43

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