Electronic Surgical Scheduling Improves Patient Safety and Productivity

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Electronic Surgical Scheduling Improves Patient Safety and Productivity Katrina Spears, MA, Manager Business & Informatics Surgical Services Lina Munoz, BSN, RN, CPAN Manger Presurgical Testing, PACU, SCP

Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Downers Grove, IL 11 hospital health system 333 bed hospital 15 Ultra Modern OR suites 10,000 cases annually 235 board certified surgeons Level I Trauma Center

Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital National Recognition for Excellence 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 100 Great Hospitals 2012, 2013 #1 in Illinois & #4 in the USA for Overall Hospital Care 2010 3

Karen SURGICAL SCHEDULER

SCHEDULING FAX FORM

BOX 1: Reason for Action The surgery scheduling fax form is rejected back to the surgeon office multiple times prior to the date of surgery. Boundaries Trigger: Office faxes form to Surgery Scheduling Done: Patient chart is completed in Pre-Surgical Testing In Scope: All cases scheduled using surgical fax form Out of Scope: Same day add-on cases

BOX 2: Initial State Untimely availability of pre-op medications Multiple defects causing workaround Incomplete/ missing information Inconsistent antibiotic selection process Missing codes, diagnosis and procedure Less than optimal pre-op preparation of patients Denials for medical necessity Denials for inpatient only Illegible handwriting Missed pre-op orders Patient, physician, and associate dissatisfaction Metric Initial Target Confirmed Cancellation Rate (24 hrs prior to surgery) 3% % of Rejections back to office 960 month % Electronic Orders Received 0

Scheduling Form Initial State Scheduling Registration Pre-Cert PST Nursing What is the percent that this step will be completed without defects or rework? What is the percent that this step will be completed without defects or rework? What is the percent that this step will be completed without defects or rework? What is the percent that this step will be completed without defects or rework? 70% or 0.70 70% or 0.70 70% or 0.70 70% or 0.70 First Pass = 0.70 * 0.70 * 0.70 * 0.70 = 24% chance of a scheduling form going through all four processes without defects or rework

Seeing Value Added vs. Non-Value Added Actual Surgery Trigger Surgical Services process steps identified by area: Done TOTAL CYCLE TIME On average 90% of all process steps are non-value added

BOX 3: Target State Minimal Rejections 100% antibiotic selection Complete Pre-Op Testing Decreased cancellations for clearance Auto-Indexing Laterality Codes Required Auto medical necessity check Legibility Medicare inpatient list Decreased denials Increased satisfaction (associate, physician, and patients) Timely profiling of pre-op meds Metric Initial Target Confirmed Cancellation Rate (24 hrs prior to surgery) 3% 1% % of Rejections back to office 960 month 480 month % Electronic Orders Received 0 90%

BOX 4: Gap Analysis

BOX 5: Solution Approach If we. Then we have legible writing on the surgery scheduling order can make safe choices have all fields completed can efficiently receive information can drive choices by CPT codes can improve core measures spend less time rejecting surgery orders have more time to prepare the patient for surgery

BOX 6: Rapid Experiments 1. Begin piloting electronic order with Medical Director of Surgery s office for two weeks 2. Allow scheduling, registration, precert, pre-surgical testing RN and PreOp to perform tasks using new electronic form

BOX 7: Completion Plan What Who When Schedule Block Surgeons Offices to deploy electronic form Katrina/ Lina 5/1/12 Schedule Onsite classes for remaining surgeons Katrina 6/1/12 Improvements based on Surgeon office feedback HealthNautica 6/1/12 Linked CPT to SCIP procedures Linked CPT to laterality Lina/ HealthNautica Katrina/ HIM Coder 6/1/12 6/1/12 Create ability to attach additional standard orders HealthNautica 6/1/12

BOX 8: Confirmed State Initial Target Confirmed Cancellation Rate (24 hrs prior to surgery) 3% 1%.40% % of Rejections back to office 960 month 480 month 96 month % Electronic Orders Received 0 90% 97%

Electronic Scheduling Form Scheduling Registration Pre-Cert PST Nursing What is the percent that this step will be completed without defects or rework? What is the percent that this step will be completed without defects or rework? What is the percent that this step will be completed without defects or rework? What is the percent that this step will be completed without defects or rework? 90% or 0.90 90% or 0.90 98% or 0.98 80% or 0.80 First Pass Yield = 0.90 * 0.90 * 0.98 * 0.80 = 64% chance of a scheduling form going through all four processes without defects or rework

3.5% % of Cases Cancelled within 24 Hours of Surgery Percentage Cancelled for Clearance within 24 Hours of Surgery Experiment Began 3.0% 2.5% 85% Electronic Surgery Scheduling 2.0% 1.5% 1.0% 0.5% 0.0%

IMPLEMENTATION Training Manual Block Surgeon Office Visits Training Onsite Classes Continuous Improvements to Form

100.00% 90.00% 80.00% 70.00% 60.00% 50.00% 40.00% 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% % of Electronic Scheduling Form Utilization Goal is 100% 0.00% Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 Jul-12 Aug-12 Sep-12 Oct-12 Nov-12

ACHIEVED OUTCOMES CMS denials SCIP Score Physician Satisfaction Patient Satisfaction Physician order form Identify self pay patients Scheduling form- Safety features

CORE MEASURES

CORE MEASURES

ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE

Additional Physician Orders

CLINICAL OUTCOME

PREFERENCE CARD

SCHEDULING FORM CHANGES

MEDICAL NECESSITY CHECK

INPATIENT ONLY

TOTAL JOINT PRE-PAYMENT

BOX 9: Insights and Reflections Technology is expandable Amount of rejections Total Joint Prepayment Opportunity Doesn t stop all rejections (human error factor) Patients called earlier= fewer cancellations= better optimization More time to complete process Less pressure Office relief to have more time to work on clearance issues Offices ability to adapt to the electronic form quickly Respectful of people Time saved not looking up codes in books Less follow up with offices (less phone calls) Physician office partnership Opportunities for improvement Capture block releases

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