Alexander Valley Healthcare Hypertension Blood Pressure Control Redwood Community Health Coalition Promising Practice

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AVH Promising Practice Hypertension Control 08/23/18 PG. 1 Alexander Valley Healthcare Hypertension Blood Pressure Control Redwood Community Health Coalition Promising Practice PROMISING PRACTICE OVERVIEW Alexander Valley Healthcare (AVH) increased their hypertension blood pressure control rate from 70.4% in 2016 to 80.8% in 2017. In 2017, AVH engaged their care teams in trainings and competency checks for manual blood pressure measurements. They secured provider buy-in by reviewing, discussing and adopting the RCHC s clinical guidelines. AVH implemented a policy where they do not refill antihypertensive medications unless a patient has been seen within six months. AVH s care teams work to establish relationships with patients with elevated BPs by providing education about home BP monitoring, recommending home BP cuffs and reviewing results with their patients. AIM To improve blood pressure control among patients with hypertension. MEASURES ACTIONS TAKEN AVH only conducts manual BP checks more accurate than machines (AVH does not own any automated BP machines). Conduct trainings and competency tests on how to properly measure a patient s BP. Turned on BP elevated RED alert in the EHR for providers. AVH full time staff includes three physicians and one NP. AVH providers agree to follow RCHC s evidence-based guideline for HTN management and all providers are on the same page about meds, dosing, follow up and protocols. Being a smaller site helps because AVH providers can communicate easily with each other. AVH care teams will not refill BP medication if has not been seen in the health center within six months. Patients are educated on how to measure their BP at home and record it for review during their office visit. AVH s patient education resource is available through EHR (Healthwise). UDS Hypertension Blood Pressure Control Denominator: Between 18 and 85 years at the end of the reporting period. Was diagnosed with essential hypertension any time before June 30 (if reporting period is calendar year, or if not, 6 months prior to end of reporting period). Had at least one medical visit during reporting period. Exclusions: pregnant during reporting period or with end state renal disease (ESRD), dialysis, or renal transplant before the end of the reporting period. WORKFLOW MA rooms patient and measures BP manually 1. If >140/90 they recheck in 10 minutes and keep the best BP in the chart 2. If still high the provider will do their own manual BP check If BP is >129/89 it is RED alert in the EHR, this helps to alert the physician/np Numerator: Patients with at least one blood pressure performed within the past year and the latest result had a value less than 140/90 mmhg. Once the physician/np is aware of an elevated BP, AVH change or titrate meds based on evidence based guidelines and algorithms from RCHC If the physician/np changes or alters a medication the patient gets a return visit in 4-6 weeks until BP is under control Note: AVH providers recommend patients with elevated BPs purchase home BP cuffs and bring them to visits with results for review/discussion. LESSONS LEARNED RESULTS TO DATE AVH continues to increase their BP control rates and are currently at 87% for HTN BP control (7/2018). 1. Manual BP checks are more accurate. 2. Being a small health center with four providers all ~5 years out of medical school makes it easier to provide consistent, standardized care. 3. Red alert in the EHR for elevated BPs makes it visible and hard to miss. 4. Requiring patients to come into the health center for BP check if their last BP was elevated in order to refill medications has been a successful strategy.

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