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Page 1: Safe Transitions North Memorial Using Society of Hospital Medicines BOOST Toolkit To Improve Patient & Family Engagement

Safe Transitions Safe Transitions North Memorial North Memorial

Using Society of Hospital Using Society of Hospital Medicine’s BOOST Toolkit To Medicine’s BOOST Toolkit To

Improve Patient & Family Improve Patient & Family Engagement Engagement

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2010 NMR Data2010 NMR Data

Readmits w/in 30 days = 3,452Readmits w/in 30 days = 3,452 Unique Patients Readmitted = 2,249Unique Patients Readmitted = 2,249 Readmits w/in 72 hours = 654Readmits w/in 72 hours = 654 ED visits w/in 30 days = 2, 273ED visits w/in 30 days = 2, 273 ALOS 1ALOS 1stst visit = 4.13 visit = 4.13 ALOS 2ALOS 2ndnd Visit = 4.23 Visit = 4.23

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Digging A little Deeper - CHFDigging A little Deeper - CHF

474 CHF patients 474 CHF patients 574 Hospitalizations574 Hospitalizations 22% Home Health Referrals22% Home Health Referrals 7% Seen by Cardiologists Within 7 days 7% Seen by Cardiologists Within 7 days 12% Seen by NM Primary Care Clinics 12% Seen by NM Primary Care Clinics

Within 7 daysWithin 7 days

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MRN Patient Unit Room

PTA Meds - 2 = At Risk

(See Footer)Living

Situation

Prior Hospitalizations in Last 3

Months Primary Prob Phone # Primary Care Provider579099 Testpatient A (73 y.o. M) A6 A680 2 0 2 Gi Bleed (Principal Prob) 763-555-1234 PREBONICH, M (763-520-2980)

2127710 Testpatient B (54 y.o. M) A6 A681 2 5 1 Seizure (More) 952-555-1234HENNEPIN FACULTY ASSOC, (612-347-6449)

2950 Testpatient, C (74 y.o. M) A6 A683 2 0 0Sepsis Secondary To Lll Pneumonia (Principal Prob) 763-555-2345 KRIEGER, D (763-587-7900)

1595169 Testpatient, D (69 y.o. M) A6 A684 2 0 0 Atrial Fibrillation Or Flutter (More) 763-555-3456 LAGER, R (763-520-2980)592956 Testpatient, E (75 y.o. M) A6 A685 2 0 0 Htn (Hypertension) (More) 763-555-4567 FRANE, G (763-504-6400)72095 Testpatient, F (90 y.o. M) A6 A687 2 0 0 Atrial Fibrillation (More) 763-555-5678 NOONAN, D (763-420-1900)

598609 Testpatient, G (93 y.o. F) A6 A688 2 5 0Chest Pain, Unspecified (Principal Prob) 651-555-1234 UNKNOWN, M

295097 Testpatient, H (62 y.o. F) A6 A689 2 0 1Nstemi (Non-st Elevated Myocardial Infarction) (Principal Prob) 763-555-6789 SORENSEN, P (612-302-8200)

259096 Testpatient, I (69 y.o. F) A6 A690 2 0 0 Syncope And Collapse (Principal Prob) 763-555-7890 VINCENT, P (763-504-6500)296795 Testpatient, J (67 y.o. F) A6 A693 2 1 1 Lobar Pneumonia (Principal Prob) 763-555-8901 SHEFFELS, A (763-420-1900)

250608 Testpatient, K (88 y.o. F) A6 A697 2 2 [senior apt] 1Ckd (Chronic Kidney Disease) Stage 3, Gfr 30-59 Ml/min (More) 763-555-9012 SICORA, J (763-425-1888)

#PTA Meds: 0 = Less than 3, 1 = 3 - 5, 2 = More than 5Living Situation: 4 = Lives Alone, 5 = Nursing Home/Residential Care, 10 = Caregiver for Spouse or Family

A6 Daily Report

Who Are Our Patients At Risk For Who Are Our Patients At Risk For Readmission?Readmission?

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Patient and Family EngagementPatient and Family Engagement

White BoardsWhite Boards Serve as a Serve as a

communication tool.communication tool. Used by all disciplines Used by all disciplines

and patient/family.and patient/family. Helps care team and Helps care team and

patient/family focus on patient/family focus on goals.goals.

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Patient and Family EngagementPatient and Family Engagement

Patient/Family Patient/Family Centered RoundsCentered Rounds Identification of high Identification of high

risk patientsrisk patients Rounding script used Rounding script used

to develop plan for to develop plan for hospitalization and hospitalization and safe transition to safe transition to home. home.

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Patient and Family EngagementPatient and Family Engagement

Follow-Up Follow-Up Appointments Appointments

Teach Back & Patient Teach Back & Patient Education Materials Education Materials

Medication Medication ReconciliationReconciliation

Home Health Phone Home Health Phone Call 24-48 hours post Call 24-48 hours post dischargedischarge

Palliative Care Palliative Care OptimizationOptimization

Family Care Family Care ConferencesConferences

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Teach Back & Patient EducationTeach Back & Patient Education

Patient Education At BedsidePatient Education At Bedside RN conducting education rather than nurse RN conducting education rather than nurse

educatoreducator Teach Back added as methodology for patient Teach Back added as methodology for patient

educational assessmenteducational assessment Teach Back regarding medications & Teach Back regarding medications &

discharge instructionsdischarge instructions CHF Binder used during Teach Back and to CHF Binder used during Teach Back and to

build redundancy between hospital and clinicbuild redundancy between hospital and clinic

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Did Someone On Hospital Staff Explain The Purpose Of The Medicines You Were To

Take At Home In Ways You Could Understand?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

1st Q 2nd Q 3rd Q

A-6

A-5

Hospice

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Did The Hospital Staff Include Your Family Or Someone Close To You In

Discussions About Your Care?

34%

36%

38%

40%

42%

44%

46%

48%

1st Q 2nd Q 3rd Q

A-6

A-5

Hospice

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Key LearningsKey Learnings Follow up appointment compliance in 7 days tripled Follow up appointment compliance in 7 days tripled

by assisting in coordinating appointmentsby assisting in coordinating appointments Need the same tool for risk stratification across Need the same tool for risk stratification across

systemsystem Need system staffing model to support care Need system staffing model to support care

coordination across enterprisecoordination across enterprise Need community to help in preventing Need community to help in preventing

hospitalizationshospitalizations Need to "un-teach" how to conduct Teach Back Need to "un-teach" how to conduct Teach Back Need learning environment to help support change Need learning environment to help support change

efforteffort

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Questions??Questions??

John Degelau, MDJohn Degelau, MD [email protected]

Sonne Rivers, BSN, MASonne Rivers, BSN, MA [email protected]

Society of Hospital MedicineSociety of Hospital Medicine http://www.hospitalmedicine.orghttp://www.hospitalmedicine.org