TEXAS PRIMARY CARE AND HEALTH HOME SUMMIT Supporting the Quadruple Aim: The Triple Aim of High Value Patient Care and Provider Joy JUNE 18-19, 2015 MARRIOTT PLAZA SAN ANTONIO www.texashealthhomesummit.org Draft Agenda Thursday, June 18 8:30 AM 11:30 AM Pre-Summit Sessions Topic: Objective: Speaker(s): Creating an Adult Health Home Participants will receive an in-depth Elaine Skoch, RN, MN overview of the elements of the health home including 2014 NCQA standards Creating a Pediatric Health Home Attendees will receive an in-depth overview of the elements of the pediatric health home as well as review examples of successful pediatric health homes Carl Tapia, MD Integrating Behavioral Health Into Primary Care Participants will understand basic approaches to integrating primary care and behavioral health services in any setting and will be introduced to tools to achieve integration Ken Minkoff, MD 1
Accountable Care Organizations: What They Are and How They Work 12:00 PM-1:30 PM Luncheon Keynote: Revitalizing Primary Care: All Hands on Deck! 1:45 PM-2:45 PM Breakout Sessions Value-Based Contracting: What Physicians and their Practices Need to Know Update on 1115 Waivers Part 1 New Practice Models: Pediatric Practice without Walls and the Medical Village Improving Medication Adherence: Practical Tools and Methods The Importance of Data Analytics in Physician Practice Participants will learn the definition and elements of accountable care organizations and will be presented with examples of successful ACOs Participants will understand the importance of building effective teams in primary care and how primary care can be advanced through clinical innovation Participants will learn what value based contracting means and how it differs from fee-for-service contracting; participants will learn how to move toward value-based contracting in their practices 1115 waiver programs that are reporting positive results in bringing services to Medicaid beneficiaries and under- and uninsured Texans Participants will learn how practices can aggregate to share services, personnel and other functions to maximize their effectiveness Participants will understand why some patients do not take the medications as prescribed by their physicians and will gain tools to improve medication adherence and disease management Participants will gain knowledge of the importance of using data analytics to Moderator: Tom Banning Melissa Gerdes, MD Memorial Hermann Rep, invited Rio Grande Valley ACO Rep, Invited Andrew Morris-Singer, MD Jamie Dudensing, moderator Bob Morrow, MD BCBSTX Harvey Balthaser, MD UHC Anas Daghestani, MD Medicaid Medical Director - invited Moderator: Ken Shine, MD, MACP UTMB faculty (PCMH and Telepsychiatry) Austin Travis County Integral Care- invited Scott Schams, MD Marie Brown, MD, FACP James L. (Larry) Holly, MD 2
improve patient outcomes. Building Infrastructure for Children and Youth with Special Healthcare Needs (session only held from 1:45-2:45, will not repeat) 3:00 PM 4:00 PM Breakout Session Repeat 4:30 PM 6:00 PM Reception with Exhibitors Participants will learn which elements are necessary to build a health home infrastructure for children and youth with special healthcare needs Meredith Pyle Friday, June 19 7:00 AM 8:00 AM Breakfast with the Faculty Creating a Pediatric Health Home Practical Tips to Improve Medication Adherence and Outcomes in Diabetes Practical Tools for Engaging Patients and Families in Their Care Using Data to Improve Care Participants in a small group setting will learn what is required to build a successful pediatric health home from a practicing physician learn successful strategies for improving medication adherence and outcomes in chronic diseases with an emphasis on care of diabetic patients learn tools and successful methods to engage patients and families in their healthcare learn effective methods for utilizing multiple data sources to improve the Scott Schams, MD Marie Brown, MD Christine Bechtel Larry Holly, MD 3
Chronic Care Management Coding: How to get Paid for Managing Care 8:15 AM 9:15 AM Plenary session: Got Transition: Essential Tools for the Transition from Adolescent Medicine to Adult Health Care 9:30 AM 10:30 AM Breakout Sessions Population Management An Essential Tool for Effective Patient Management Direct Primary Care Model Best Practices in Care Transition Comprehensive Medication Management to Improve Patient Outcomes care of individual patients as well as populations of patients learn the requirements for Medicare s new chronic care management code and will learn how to organize processes to utilize this code Participants will learn about the importance for adolescents and young adults of a structured transition from pediatric to adult medicine practice and will learn about examples of successful transition the importance of effective population management to improve outcomes for all patients in the practice. Participants will learn about a new model of primary care practice in which patients pay a small subscription fee to have enhanced access to the practice s physicians and other team members Participants will learn about the importance of improving transitions of care from one care setting to another and will learn from successful programs that have improved care transitions. Participants will learn strategies for improving medication management for patients in order to improve patient outcomes. TBA Peggy McManus Karen Kennedy Tricia Nguyen, MD Chris Larson, DO Vanessa Andow, Moderator Doctors Renaissance Hospital Rep-invited Baylor Scott and White Rep-invited Terry McInnis, MD 4
Best Practices for Engaging Patients and Families in their Care Update on 1115 Waivers Part II 10:45 AM 11:45 PM Breakout Sessions Repeat 12:00 PM 1:30 PM Closing Plenary Luncheon: Primary Care: Where are we and where we should be going the best methods to engage their patients and families in their care to improve satisfaction, adherence and outcomes. Participants will learn about successful Medicaid 1115 waiver projects that have brought medical home services to Medicaid recipients and under-insured and uninsured Texans. Participants will gain knowledge of the successes of the patient-centered medical home movement since its inception and challenges to widespread adoption of the model that remain. Christine Bechtel TBA Paul Grundy, MD 5