Emory Healthcare s Approach to Clinical Effectiveness. Gregory J. Esper, MD, MBA Director, New Care Models, Emory Healthcare

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Emory Healthcare s Approach to Clinical Effectiveness Gregory J. Esper, MD, MBA Director, New Care Models, Emory Healthcare

Disclosures Consultant, NeuroOne, Inc. Board Member, Georgia Tech Masters of Science in Analytics Expert witness, Bradley Arant Bolt and Cummings LLP

Objectives Define the impetus for change within a health system Describe payment models affecting health care requiring clinical innovation Describe Emory Healthcare s Value Acceleration Program Clinical Effectiveness View the data dashboard that makes improvement possible Describe success metrics

Operating Margin ($ in Millions) Transitioning to New Value Models: The Cinderella Parable The pace of change to the new model varies significantly by market and health system Initial Pilots and Payer Demonstrations Preparing for a Change in the Basis of Payment (Midnight) Completing Transition to a New Model Fee-for-service Well- Timed Transition World A World B Accountable Care Transition Zone Lagging Transition 4-8 Year Time Horizon

Value and Healthcare Finances

World A Source: Knechtle, et al. The Association between hospital finances and complications after complex abdominal surgery. Ann Surg 2015; 262:273-279. World B

Contracting Model: Shared Savings Model Cost per patient per year Distributed based on quality performance Time

Capitation Net Loss Net Income Variable Costs $ Revenue (PMPM *# lives) Fixed Costs Volume

Reward or Performance Accountability for Outcomes/Experience/Cost PAYMENT MODELS RISK VS. REWARD VS. SYSTEM CHANGE System Transformation System Redesign Shared Savings Capitation Provider & Payer Bundled Payments Pay for Performance Fee for Service Risk Team Redesign Individual Effort

How do we maximize value for our patients and remain competitive as a health system? How do we reduce internal variation to streamline care? How do we make Emory Healthcare the premier destination to receive care for a specific illness?

Value Acceleration Program: Clinical Effectiveness (VAP-CE)

PMO Benchmark Criteria System Specific Variation Reduction Internal Cost Opportunity Hosp 1 case avg Hosp 2 case avg Hosp 3 case avg Hosp 4 case avg Opportunity is a % of Variation (ranging from 15% - 40%) based on whether a case is an inlier or outlier. Below Average Cost Best Performing Favorable Variance Above Average Cost Worst Performing Unfavorable Variance Variable Direct Cost Per Case By MS-DRG The Average Variable Direct Cost of the best performing hospital across the system becomes the target for all the cases in the system. The best performing hospital can change by MSDRG. Cases already below the target ( favorable variance ) are excluded.

EHC Opportunity Top 30 Clinical Value Bundle # Encounters Annualized Low Opportunity ($M) Annualized High Opportunity ($M) % of Total Annualized Low Opportunity ECMO or Trach 248 $3.08 $4.58 7% Leukemia 492 $1.67 $2.45 4% Septicemia 866 $1.58 $2.35 4% Cardiac Valve Procedure TAVR 530 $1.56 $2.59 3% Craniotomy 484 $1.39 $2.08 3% Major Cardiovascular Procedure 287 $1.38 $2.02 3% Spinal 830 $1.19 $1.95 3% Small & Large Bowel Procedure 445 $1.11 $1.66 2% Heart Failure 937 $0.91 $1.40 2% Intracranial Hemorrhage/Infarct 477 $0.82 $1.19 2% Extensive OR Procedure Unrelated to Principal Diagnosis 176 $0.73 $1.06 2% Psychological and Behavior Disorders 548 $0.72 $1.04 2% Circulatory System Diagnosis 351 $0.68 $0.99 2% Lymphoma 200 $0.67 $0.99 1% Infectious & Parasitic Diseases w OR Procedure 144 $0.64 $0.96 1% Kidney & Urinary Tract Diagnosis 304 $0.63 $0.92 1% Stenting Procedure 485 $0.62 $0.99 1% Lower Extremity Joint 1462 $0.61 $1.00 1% Skin Graft 160 $0.61 $0.89 1% Red Blood Cell Disorder 493 $0.57 $0.84 1% Diagnostic Cath 302 $0.55 $0.80 1% Vascular Procedure 242 $0.52 $0.78 1% Stomach, Esophageal & Duodenal Procedure 204 $0.52 $0.77 1% Circulatory System OR Procedure 121 $0.51 $0.70 1% Coronary Bypass 322 $0.49 $0.81 1% Renal 450 $0.48 $0.73 1% GI Hemorrhage 383 $0.44 $0.66 1% Coagulation Disorder 40 $0.42 $0.59 1% Lower Extremity Ortho 234 $0.40 $0.62 1% Liver Disorder 201 $0.40 $0.58 1% TOP 30 12418 $25.91 $39.02 57% Grand Total 30271 $45.20 $68.35 100%

EHC Executive Leadership Team Leadership MD Lead (Gregory Esper) PMO Lead (Christina Hummel) Support Data Lead (Mathu Kumarasamy) Finance Lead (Karen O'Donald) Project Manager Consultant Project Manager Consultant Teams Spine Sepsis Team Lead Pam Sapp Mary Still Physician Champion Members Entity leadership Scott Boden David Murphy (Dan Refai) nurses, anesthesia, admin, ops, docs, purchasing nurses, care coord, docs, pharmacy Small / Large Bowel Melissa Gordon Patrick Sullivan nursing, PI, docs Leukemia LE Joint AMI/PCI Heart Failure TAVR Tricia Crabtree Martha Arellano nursing, APP, pharmacy, docs Pam Sapp Alison Yam Becky Dean Amy Simone Scott Boden (Shervin Oskouei) nurses, anesthesia, admin, ops, docs, purchasing Abhi Goyal nursing, docs, data (ACC database) Entity leads report to CEEOC Divya Gupta nursing, docs, care coordination, nutrition, VNHS, infusion Vasilis Babaliaros Nursing, APPs, docs, APC, purchasing DATA Master Dashboard with Democratized Data

EXECUTIVE STEERING COMMITTEE / SYSTEM GROUP SYSTEM MD AND RN LEAD ESJH MD and RN Lead EUHM MD and RN Lead EUH MD and RN Lead EJCH MD and RN Lead ESJH CEEOC EUHM CEEOC EUH CEEOC EUH CEEOC

Benefit Tracking and the General Ledger Line Item costs Cost Buckets Direct Variable Cost Labor and Benefits Direct Variable Cost Implants Direct Variable Cost Drugs Direct Variable Cost Med Surg Direct Variable Cost Blood Products emoryhealthcare.org/brainhealth

VAP CE Process Design (8 wks) Implement (8 wks) Sustain and Evolve Define Opportunities Define Tangible workflows Define Execution plan Implement execution plan Track improvements Tests of change CQI Iterate - existing processes Define and execute new processes

DATA TRACKING QUALITY PROCESS PATIENT SATISFACTION COST MORTALITY Order set use Likelihood to Rec Internal Cost HACs Discharge timing PSIs Consult utilization HCAHPS Individual questions External Cost

Specifics of Design Work 1. Analysis of the data, identify variation 2. LOS reduction opportunities including ICU LOS 3. Coding Documentation Initiative opportunities 4. Supply chain opportunities 5. Pharmacy opportunities 6. Order set standardization 7. Labor / FTE efficiencies (especially overtime and contract labor) 8. Market Analysis (GA and Southeast) to show the business opportunities 9. Aggressively manage the introduction of new technology and research initiatives.

Specifics of Implementation Physician consensus calls across entities (e.g. Ortho) At least every other week team meetings Weekly meetings of subgroups (i.e. ERAS) Develop and follow Key Performance Indicators (quality/safety, finance, pt sat) Begin report cards on KPIs Process work on Design initiatives: order set implementation to reduce LOS supply chain reduction Pharmaceutical reduction CDI changes Realize projected one-time savings immediately

The Dynamic Democratization of Data DATA

Dashboard View

Dashboard View

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Dashboard View

Dashboard View

Process metric view

Patient Satisfaction View

Total Average Direct Variable Cost

LOS View (All)

System View: Sepsis

Provider view LE joints

Sepsis Mortality rate FY 14-17

Avg LOS by Fiscal Year

Vizient 30 day All Cause RAR FY 14-17

Sepsis PowerPlan Utilization Incentives

Total Avg Direct Cost per Case FY 14-17

Sepsis Pre-Post implementation Analysis Sepsis DRG SOI and ROM Sepsis Patient Financial Group 4 3 2 1 Pre Imp Post SOI ROM 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Pre Imp Post Blue Cross HMO Medicaid Medicare Other PPO Self-Pay

Sepsis Pre-Post implementation Analysis Metric Pre Post P-value # Patients 3977 5588 0.00001 30-day readmission rate 9.30% 11.90% 0.00001 Mortality 13.30% 7.90% 0.00001 Power Plan encounters 18.60% 61.30% 0.00001 LOS 6.99 6.16 0.00001 ICU LOS 4.37 3.77 0.00001 Total Variable Direct Cost $9,105 $7,582 0.00001

Success vs. Challenges Successful Sepsis Transaortic Valvular Repair Lower Ext Joints Heart Failure PCI 1.0 AMI + PCI 2.0 CABG/Valve Challenging Lumbar Spine Tracheostomy Cystectomy Small/Large Bowel Aortic Endograft Leukemia Hemorrhagic stroke

Financial Performance across EHC $29.8 MM

Next steps Daily Management System Standard Work Implement Huddles Continue to Encourage Ideas from Clinicians Process Engineers Predictive Analytics Real Time Emory / Registry Dataset Unification

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