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The Denver Collaborative to Reduce Alcohol-Exposed
Pregnancy
Kellie Teter, Karen Peterson, Pam Gillen, Grace Alfonsi
& Team
October 2012 PSEP Meeting
Context
• Denver Health and Hospital Authority (Denver Health) is the largest safety net health care system in Colorado, and in fact in Region VIII
• It is an integrated health care system, joining a hospital with neighborhood community health centers
• Denver Public Health (DPH) is a Department of Denver Health
Context, cont.• Through its Community Health Services,
Denver Health provides primary care (medical, dental and mental health) to about 20% of adults and 35% of children residing in Denver County
• Over 3500 deliveries occur yearly at Denver Health
• Despite this integrated system and efforts to streamline services, however, Denver Health and DPH continue to operate within numerous silos
Context, cont.
• No alcohol or contraceptive use data (except anecdotal) from entirety of DH system
• The STD clinic at DPH has data in reproductive age women (2010 – 11)– 34% report binge, 20% heavy, and 19% both
binge and heavy drinking– Therefore, 35% report risky drinking– The risky drinking women have an ineffective
contraception rate of 60%Binge drinking = 4 or more drinks on at least one occasion in the last 90 days Heavy drinking = 8 or more drinks/week during at least one week in the last 90 days
LEAN Process
Identifying Initial Condition
Black box about what happens at this step because no consistent documentation is required
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Initial Condition
Target Condition
Progress: EMR Questions• DH is adopting a new electronic medical
record (EMR)• Team was able to identify and influence key
participants in the EMR process to ensure alcohol, drug and tobacco screening would be mandatory components of the EMR
• SBIRT questions formed the backbone of these sections
• Contraceptive questions still in progress but will be detailed as the CHS sites are Title X sites
New EMR: Alcohol/Drug Questions
New EMR: Tobacco Questions
Progress: Educational Modules
• Prior to rollout of EMR in 1/13, plan is to educate staff about AEP so that they utilize the new EMR capability well
• Team has been developing 10-minute educational modules to deliver in clinic settings across the DH system
Educational Modules, cont.
• Team educators will negotiate with the clinics about how much time is available and which topics are most important for their staffs
• Goal is to deliver as many modules as possible – as a single presentation– as short presentations spread over time
Module topics
1. How much is too much?
2. Why is too much alcohol bad news?
3. Fetal development and substance use
4. Use vs. Abuse vs. Dependence
5. Techniques to cut down and/or quit alcohol use
6. Youth Health and substance use
7. Marijuana information and side effects
What is one drink? 1/2 Oz. Absolute Alcohol
12 oz. Beer
X 4% alcohol
= .48 oz. AA
4 oz. WineX 12% alcohol= .48 oz. AA
1.2 oz. LiquorX 40% alcohol= .48 oz. AA
Beer Table wine Hard Liquor
Module 1: How much is too much?
Alcohol MetabolismApproximate Blood Alcohol Concentrations (BAC) 130
pound woman (after 1, 2 or 3 drinks in one hour)
1 hour 2 hours 3 hours 4 hours0
0.05
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.25
3 drinks
2 drinks
1 drink
Module 2: Why is too much alcohol bad news?
Timeline of Fetal Development4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (weeks)
Central Nervous SystemCentral Nervous System
HeartHeart
ArmsArms
EyesEyes
LegsLegs
TeethTeeth
PalatePalate
External genitaliaExternal genitalia
EarEar
Missed Period Mean Entry into Prenatal Care
Module 3: Fetal development and substance use
0 ho
ur
1 ho
ur
1.5
hour
s
2 ho
urs
2.5
hour
s
3 ho
ur0
10
20
30
40
Maternal BAC
Fetal BAC
Mg
%
Diffusion from Mother to Fetus
Diffusion from Fetus back to Mother
Diffusion of Alcohol Across Placenta Following ONE Drink
Module 3: Fetal development and substance use
lifetime abstinence
current abstinence
low risk drinking
hazardous drinking
harmful drinking
dependence symptoms
dependence
25%
71%
4%
Module 5: Use vs. Abuse vs. Dependence
Encourage to continue
current behavior
Brief Intervention
Refer for
Treatment
25%
71%
4%
Module 5: Use vs. Abuse vs. Dependence
Low-risk or no Alcohol Use
Excessive Alcohol Use
Alcohol Dependent
Posters/Presentations
• Denver Health Day of Celebration (5/12)
• Colorado AHEC Conference (9/12)
• APHA Conference (11/12)
• CityMatCH Conference (12/12)