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University of Utah Healthcare Value Management System Bob Pendleton MD FACP Chief Medical Quality Officer

Goal: Exceptional Value

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University of Utah Healthcare Value Management System Bob Pendleton MD FACP Chief Medical Quality Officer. Goal: Exceptional Value. UUHC: Becoming the Provider of Choice. INPATIENT: Rate this Hospital 1-10 (% total patients choosing 9-10) UHC National %tile Rank. UHC National %tile Rank. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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University of Utah HealthcareValue Management System

Bob Pendleton MD FACPChief Medical Quality Officer

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Goal: Exceptional Value

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INPATIENT: Rate this Hospital 1-10 (% total patients choosing 9-10)UHC National %tile Rank

UUHC: Becoming the Provider of Choice

UHC

Natio

nal %

tile R

ank

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014YTD0

25

50

75

100

18

39

65 6478 75

94

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UUHC: Nationally Ranked Outcomes

* UHC Quality & Accountability Annual Scorecard

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

947

1

37

50

*Ranking out of >98 National AcademicMedical Centers

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Use of ColorPayers of Healthcare & a sample of Value related Initiatives

EmployersGovernment Insurers (e.g. Regence, etc.)

Medicare(CMS) Medicaid

IPPS OPPS

PQRI

CMMI

IQR VBP HAC HRRP MU

OQR MU

HEDIS

Public

Direct &Rankings

Direct Contract

ACO

PQRS MU

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277 measures

402 measures

464 measures

614 measures

700Measures

& counting…

Growth of National Value Metrics

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Value Management System:

Service Delivery

System Management

Resource Management

Measure, Analyze, Improve

Inputs OutputsService DeliveryService Delivery

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Safety Committee (QM.8)

QMOC (QM7)

Document Control Cmt

Value Creation Team

Support Services

Value Council (GB.1)

HCEC

Medical Board

Hospital Board

Clinical Services

Management Review:Audit resultsCorrective actionsMeasurementAnalysis

Governing Body:Operational oversight of clinical delivery system

Basic Structure of our VMS

Value Core (QM.7)

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Clinical Services

Value Council (GB.1)

Chief Value OfficersRob Glasgow - SurgeryPeter Yarbrough - MedicineChris Pelt- OrthopedicsSusan Baggaley - NeurologyMeic Schmidt - NeurosurgeryJohn Bohnsack -PediatricsJerry Hussong- PathologyHoward Sharp – OB GYNBernadette Kiraly – Family MedicineMark Eliason - DermatologyJim Ashworth- Psychiatry Dave Gaffney- Rad Oncology

GMEValue Council

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• System alignment• System goals• System mgt.

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Measure & Analyze at the Department level…

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Standard value

Entitlement

• Typical approach to system performance & improvement:

• BUT- isn't every patient entitled to optimal performance?

Poor value Optimal value

Average value

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Value Management System: Focus on Improving Processes

• Focus on Results Problem Solving (Reaction)

• Focus on Process Problem Prevention

Fix Problem 1

Fix Problem 2

Fix Problem 3

Redesign Process to Prevent Problem 1

Build Standard Work & Forcing Functions Monitor Results Improve Process

Further

Redesign Process to Prevent Problem 2

Build Standard Work & Forcing Functions Monitor Results

Redesign Process to Prevent Problem 3

Build Standard Work & Forcing Functions

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How?

Value Improvement Methodology:1. (re-)Define2. Problem & Goals3. Analyze & Investigate4. Design & Implement5. Impact

Improve Value

1

2

3 4

5

Improve Value

1

2

3 4

5

Improve Value

1

2

3 4

5

Improve Value

1

2

3 4

5

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VALUE SUMMARY

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YOU (& your residents) voice & input is critical:

GMEC sponsored group to facilitate two-way input on UUHC value efforts

Coordination with the CVO in your Departments Should CRIT (empowered CMRs) remain a vehicle? System use of Value Summary Core training from Value U Safety event reporting & subsequent management