Regional Integrated Complex Patient Care Planning: Familiar Faces Helping Those who Frequently...

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This presentation was delivered in session A3 of Quality Forum 2014 by: Laura Cross Project Manager, Integrated Primary and Community Care Vancouver Coastal Health Roy Ang Clinical Supervisor, Vancouver Community Older Adult Mental Health Vancouver Coastal Health

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Regional Integrated Complex Patient Care Planning (RICP2)

Helping Those Who Frequently Revisit Multiple ED’s BC Quality Forum 2014

February 27, 2014

Laura Cross, Project Manager, Integrated Primary, Acute & Community Care, Vancouver Coastal Health Roy Ang, Clinical Supervisor, Vancouver Community Older Adult Mental Health & Addiction Services, Vancouver Coastal Health

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What we plan to share today…. RICP2 – background Case study example Successes, Challenges Next Steps Questions & Discussion

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Opportunity Knocks

ED’s working mostly in

isolation with inconsistent care planning process

EDs identifying, partnering with the

patient, primary care, home health, mental

health teams to develop a

sustainable shared care planning

process

Wrap Around Care

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Who are the Familiar Faces?

Starting the PDSA Journey

Secure Point Persons • ED’s (ED PP) • Community (CPP)

Shared Care Plan (SCP) Tool based on IHI • Multidisciplinary for

all Clinicians • My Health for Patient

Coordinated & Initiated

SCP’s • Care

Conferencing • Developed by

Community PP • Registry at ED

Standard Operation Procedures Evaluation & Sustainment Planning

2 Trials of developing SCP’s for FF’s from each Community of

Care/ED site

Familiar Faces at ED With Shared Care

Plan

FF presents

at ED and is

flagged as

having a SCP

SCP is pulled and

put on chart

Medical Staff

use SCP

EDPP partners with

CPP if changes are needed to be made to SCP

SCP is developed & coordinated by Most Responsible

Clinician in Community

7 A CASE STUDY

8 The Hilly and Winding Journey

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Sustaining This Work

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SUCCESSES

Quick Wins

Heart Warming

Culture Shift

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CHALLENGES & BARRIERS

Processes Systems Professionals Patients

Integration Care Coordination Flexible Services Communication

Consistent Messaging

Intensive Resources It’s About Time! Patient Centered

Behaviour Change Required All

Round

Leadership Support

Systems & Processes Clout! Preventative

KEY MESSAGES

Next Steps

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Messaging Out to All Relationship Building Plan for Sustainment Evaluate & Track Refine Processes

Discussion & Questions?

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Laura.cross@vch.ca Roy.ang@vch.ca

THANK YOU!