What is Orthopedic Certification?

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ORTHOPEDIC CERTIFICATION Pathways to excellence in patient care 1

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What is Orthopedic Certification? Joint Commission orthopedic certifications provide structure for programs to improve their patient outcomes and reduce patient risk through clinically proven evidence-based care. Certification shows an organization s commitment to continuous performance improvement. Orthopedic Certification options are evaluated under the Disease- Specific Care Certification manual and have three components: standards, clinical practice guidelines, and performance measurement. This structure provides a framework for consistency of care to improve patient outcomes. Orthopedic Certification for Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) Orthopedic certification options are available to Joint Commission-accredited ASCs: ASCs seeking one or more of the core or advanced certification options must meet core standards under the Disease-Specific Care Certification Manual. 3

BENEFITS OF ORTHOPEDIC CERTIFICATION Orthopedic programs seek certification because it aims to: Provide organizations with a pathway to excellence Provide a framework to improve patient outcomes Reduce variation in care delivery Establish a consistent approach to care, reducing the risk of error Demonstrate commitment to a higher standard of clinical service Organize teams across the continuum of care Provide a competitive edge in the marketplace Enhance staff recruitment and development 92% of our customers tell us that certification through The Joint Commission improves patient outcomes. Source: Value of Certification, Market Research, 2016. 4

Improve your Specific Program Your program has the potential to optimize efficiencies while improving patient care. The certification process helps you identify and measure areas for performance improvement. Submit data, track your progress in orthopedic programs, and see how your program improves in areas such as: Surgical site infection rates Fall rates Improving patient education prior to discharge Length of stay Early ambulation Pain management General Eligibility for Core Certification and Advanced Certification Joint Commission-accredited organization Program has served a minimum of 10 patients Use of standardized clinical care delivery based on evidence-based care and clinical practice guidelines Data collection and performance measurement data 5

ORTHOPEDIC CERTIFICATIONS TO MEET THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF YOUR ASCs Orthopedic Systems of Care Certification Options for ASCs Advanced Certification for Total Hip and Total Knee Replacement (THKR) Core Hip Replacement Certification Core Knee Replacement Certification Core Spinal Surgery Certification Demonstrating compliance with The Joint Commission s national standards and performance measurement expectations may help obtain contracts from employers and purchasers concerned with controlling costs and improving productivity. 6

Advanced vs. Core: What s the Difference? Comparison of Core Hip or Core Knee versus Advanced Certification for (THKR). Choose which level of hip and knee certification is appropriate for your organization. CORE CERTIFICATION Core Disease-Specific Care Standards 1-day review No intraoperative observation Organization chooses performance measures At least two of the four measures must be clinical ADVANCED CERTIFICATION Core Disease-Specific Care Standards plus program-specific requirements 2-day review Program must have one patient on-site at the time of the review who is undergoing a hip or knee replacement surgery so the process can be reviewed Intraoperative observation Standardized performance measures become effective in January 1, 2018 7

FEATURED CERTIFICATIONS Advanced Certification for Total Hip and Total Knee Replacement (THKR) Overview The THKR certification program must meet core standards plus additional, clinically relevant requirements and expectations. In order to apply for Advanced Certification, the program must perform both total hip and total knee joint replacement procedures. The Advanced Certification program goes beyond Core Certification to provide more depth and detail. This Advanced Certification program helps health care organizations develop consistent communication and collaboration among all health care providers involved in the care of the patient from the pre-surgical orthopedic consultation with their surgeon to the intraoperative, ASC admission, rehabilitation activities and then the follow-up visit with the orthopedic surgeon. Shared decision-making is assessed and involves the patient in implant discussions, goal development, pain management and preoperative/ postoperative medications. We are honored to be recognized for this advanced certification for the high quality of care we have provided to our patients. We appreciate the guidance and inspiration The Joint Commission has provided. Chris Moore, RN, BSN, CNOR, Joint Replacement Coordinator, Ohio Specialty Surgical Suites. 8

Communications through the Continuum of Care Communication and collaboration among intraoperative and PACU staff Patient education and discharge planning and physical/occupational therapy Pre-op office visit with the orthopedic surgeon OFFICE Discharged to rehab facility Discharged to the home ASC REHABILITATION FACILITY HOME Home Health Care Outpatient PT/OT OFFICE Post-op office visit with the orthopedic surgeon 9

FEATURED CERTIFICATIONS Advanced Intraoperative Observation ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY CONSULATION ADMINISTRATION PRE-OP SURGICAL SUITE POST-OP PACU ORTHO UNIT DISCHARGE FROM ORGANIZATION ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON FOLLOW-UP Scope: Patient-centered care from orthopedic consultation through orthopedic surgery and follow-up visits for (THKR) patients Site of procedure: Ambulatory care surgery centers Education: Comprehensive instructions and advice provided to patients and their caregivers Staff proficiency: High level of competence in all patient settings and transitions of care Shared decision-making: Addressing roles, procedures, discussion of goals, and medications with the patient throughout the continuum of care Collaboration: Consistent communication and information transmitted among the clinical team Quality: Ongoing improvement processes 10

Program-Specific Qualifications for Advanced Certification for THKR For complete information, please refer to the current Disease-Specific Care Certification Manual. In addition to the eligibility criteria described in The Joint Commission Certification Process (CERT) chapter, programs seeking Advanced Certification for Total Hip and Total Knee Replacement Certification must also: Apply for the site that provides total hip and total knee joint replacement procedures. Each individual site must independently meet the eligibility requirements and standards. Provide both total hip and total knee joint replacement procedures. At the time of review, arrange for the reviewer to observe either a total hip or total knee joint replacement procedure. Ensure the organization has scheduled at least one joint replacement surgery during the time frame for the on-site review. Over the next 20 years hip replacements are expected to grow by 174% and knee replacements by 673% according to a study presented at the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. 11

CORE CERTIFICATIONS Core Hip and Core Knee Replacement Certifications Orthopedic joint replacement programs are certified under the standards for Disease- Specific Care programs. The standards are not specific to joint replacement, but are a general framework for a well-run disease-management program. Surgical Procedures Performed Core Hip Replacement Certification Core Knee Replacement Certification Combined Core Hip and Core Knee Replacement Certifications Organizations are required to perform the surgeries based on the Core Program(s) chosen. Two certification decisions are required for the combined Core Hip and Core Knee Replacement Certifications. 12

Key Requirements Ambulatory surgery center (ASC) One-day review Must meet core disease-specific care standards Visit and communication with peri-operative team Discussion with staff regarding hand-offs Team within the ASC working toward high reliability Movement toward standardized order sets for all physicians Notes regarding preoperative optimization being completed Physician champion/medical director identified, involved in program initiatives Standardized clinical practice guidelines and order sets Content review of preoperative patient education Review of ASC discharge process Should be considering, if not implementing, some form of functional outcome measures Four performance improvement measures of organization s choice (two must be clinical) 13

CORE CERTIFICATIONS Core Spinal Surgery Certification Spinal surgery programs (discectomy, laminectomy and spinal fusion) are certified under the standards for Disease-Specific Care programs. The standards are not specific to spinal surgery, but are a general framework for a well-run disease-management program. Certification Process Certification requirements for spinal surgery programs address three areas: Compliance with consensus-based national standards Effective and consistent use of appropriate, evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for the discectomy, laminectomy and spinal fusion patient populations Collection and analysis of a minimum of four performance measures specific to the spinal surgery patient population (a minimum of two performance measures must be clinical in nature) 14

Unique Details about Certification for Spinal Surgery Certification for Spinal Surgery encompasses three distinct procedures. To be certified under this title, an organization must conduct all three of these procedures: discectomy, laminectomy and spinal fusion. Although this certification recognizes three surgical procedures, it is considered one certification review, and is charged as one disease program. To apply for this certification, the organization does not need to specify all of the areas of the spine where these procedures are performed (i.e., discectomy: cervical, anterior, posterior, etc.). The organization just needs to identify that it does at least one type of the procedure. Because this is considered one certification, only four performance measures are required. These measures do not have to be shared across all three surgical procedures. Even if a patient receives two or three of the surgical procedures, the patient s primary diagnosis is used for data collection purposes. 15

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JOINT COMMISSION CERTIFICATION PATHWAYS TO EXCELLENCE IN PATIENT CARE Accreditation is Just the Beginning For health care accreditation, the experience and knowledge of The Joint Commission is unmatched. Our commitment to excellence is applied with equal passion and rigor to our Orthopedic Certification program, as we put the tools, knowledge and guidance in place for you to deliver continuously reliable and excellent care to orthopedic patient populations. The Power of a Single Certification Provider With a suite of certification offerings covering your entire spectrum of services, The Joint Commission provides benefits that no à la carte provider can, including: Seamless, logistical implementation Certification reports tailored to your specific needs A unified platform for consistent care delivery An efficient, affordable single process 17

WORKING WITH THE JOINT COMMISSION Subject Matter Experts Our reviewers have expertise in the area of orthopedics in a health care organization and are current, contemporary and relevant when reviewing your program. No Surprises Reviewers will make the review process as transparent as possible and collaborate with you and your team throughout the on-site event to avoid any surprises at the end of the review. Staff Praise and Best Practices We will acknowledge staff for their contributions to the process and the program, and will identify best practices. Collaboration, engagement and sharing of best practices allows you to continually improve your program and ensure it is dynamic to meet the needs of a continually changing health care environment. Have Questions? For information about any of these certifications, contact us at 630-792-5291 or email us at certification@jointcommission.org. For questions about the standards, contact our Standards Interpretation Group (SIG) at www.jointcommission.org/standards. 18

Benefits of Working with the Joint Commission Enterprise Joint Commission certification can help you elevate your ability to deliver the level of care and safety your patients deserve. To help you prepare for success during the certification process and to address quality issues beyond we provide you with a host of trusted, expert resources. To further advance knowledge and expertise across your spectrum of services, our not-for-profit affiliate, Joint Commission Resources (JCR), provides an extensive offering designed to keep you and your staff on the cutting edge of orthopedic excellence, including: Annual Orthopedic Certification Conference Books, Manuals & Publications Innovative Software Solutions To learn more about how JCR can help you prepare, visit jcrinc.com today. 19

Your Source for Orthopedic Certification Looking to elevate and strengthen your orthopedic program? The Joint Commission can help. With a comprehensive suite of offerings to choose from backed by the expertise and insight of our robust orthopedic care experience you will find the guidance, knowledge and framework you need to achieve improved outcomes and continued success. Reach out today. For more information on Joint Commission orthopedic certification, please contact us at certification@jointcommission.org. 20 AMBASCC1017