2016 16th population health colloquium: summary of proceedings

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THE 2016 SIXTEENTH POPULATION HEALTH COLLOQUIUM: SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS Rachel S. Permuth, PhD, MSPH, Senior Director of Research, Hospitals, North America & Principal Epidemiologist Jennifer M. Petrelli, SM, MPH, Nutritional Epidemiologist

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  • The 2016 SixTeenTh PoPulaTion healTh Colloquium: Summary of ProceedingSRachel S. Permuth, PhD, mSPh, Senior Director of Research, hospitals, north america & Principal epidemiologist

    Jennifer m. Petrelli, Sm, mPh, nutritional epidemiologist

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    SodexowashonoredtobeaSilverGrantorandpresenteratthe2016 sixteenth Population Health Colloquium,theleadingforumoninnovationsinpopulationhealth.TheColloquium,hostedbytheJeffersonCollegeofPopulationHealth,broughthundredstogethertolearnandengageinpersonand

    onlinefromMarch7-9inPhiladelphia,Pennsylvania.TheColloquiumprovidedinformationandupdates

    onhealthpolicy,healthcaretrends,andpracticeandinnovation.Realworldexamplesofpopulation

    healthmanagement(PHM)initiativesthatareimprovingcareandoutcomeswerealsofeatured.

    ThecontentpresentedattheColloquiumprovidedavarietyofperspectivesonthecurrentand

    futurestateofpopulationhealth.KeynotespeakersincludedDavidB.Nash,MD,MBA,FACP,Dean

    oftheJeffersonCollegeofPopulationHealthatThomasJeffersonUniversityandChairofthe

    PopulationHealthColloquium;andJulieGerberding,MD,MPH,ExecutiveVicePresident,Strategic

    Communications,GlobalPublicPolicy,andPopulationHealth,Merck;FormerDirectorU.S.Centersfor

    DiseaseControlandPrevention(CDC).

    Conferencehighlightsincludedsessionsonengagingstakeholdersinpopulationhealth,viewing

    populationhealthasaservice,effectivelyusingtechnologyanddataanalytics,engagingand

    empoweringcommunities,andinnovativepopulationhealthprograms.Theoverarchingthemethat

    emergedfromtheColloquiumisthatalthoughthefocusintodayshealthcareenvironmentisalready

    onimprovingpopulationhealthandachievingbetteroutcomesforpatients,integrateddeliverysystems

    andlargemedicalgroupsarehavingdifficultyadaptingtotheincreasingemphasisonPHM.Inorderto

    pursuetheInstituteforHealthcareImprovementsTripleAimandgoalssetforthintheAffordableCare

    Actof2013(seeFigure1),collaborativeintegratedcareisessential.

    Centraltomanysessionsoftheconferencewasthefollowingquestion:

    Given the (ambitious) goal of population health, how can we create feasible solutions to deliver better care and improve outcomes while simultaneously curbing costs?

    Figure 1. Population Health in the aCa and the iHis triple aim

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    Listen to me Bond with me Singularize my stay

    Respect my loneliness

    Follow my plan Regain my balance

    FromtheinformationpresentedattheColloquium,wehaveidentifiedfourkeyareasthatwillhave

    importantramificationsashealthcareorganizationsseektoimplementpopulationhealthstrategies:

    1. understanding and alleviating Patient fear is Key to Patient experience

    2. the Case for a new Population Health Protection agenda as a means to drive down Healthcare Costs

    3. using data and technology to improve Healthcare for older adults

    4. engage Consumers in Wellness-based Population Health and thrive financially

    understanding and alleviating Patient fear is Key to Patient experience

    Inhealthcare,medicaladvancesalonecannotguaranteebetterpatientoutcomes.Helpingpatients

    healorovercomeillnessinvolvesmorethanjusttreatmentthroughmedicalproceduresandproducts;

    patientsmentalwell-beingandpeace-of-mindcanbejustasimportant.Dr.RachelS.Permuth,Senior

    DirectorofResearch,Hospitals,NorthAmerica&PrincipalEpidemiologist,andLisaHerms,Research

    Manager,HealthcareofSodexo,presentedonthephenomenonofpatientfear.Thediscussionaround

    thistopicgarneredgreatinterestfromtheaudienceandstartedalivelyquestionandanswersession,

    withvariousaudiencememberssharingtheirownexperiencesandperspectivesonpatientfear.

    in fact, understanding and alleviating fear is central to improving the Patient experience.Ashumans,wehavecoreneeds,andfearoccurswhenoneoftheseneedsisnotbeingmet.However,fear

    inthehospitalsettingisamplifiedandmuchmorecomplex.Toppatientfearsincludeinfectionand

    germs,incompetence,anddeath.Thisfeartypicallyrevolvesaroundtwoaspects:alossofcontroland

    depersonalization.

    Thoughtheunderlyingemotionmaybeuniversal,however,everypatientexperiencesfeardifferently

    (seeFigure2).Itisthereforevitalforhealthcareorganizationstolooktowardenhancingpatient

    experienceinthehospitalsettingthroughinitiativestargetedatthesedifferentmanifestationsoffear.

    Staffawareness,patientinvolvement,andsocialsupportareessentialforovercomingpatientfearand

    arekeyareasforimprovement.

    Figure 2. sodexos Personixtm visualization of different manifestations of Patient fear

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  • the Case for a new Population Health Protection agenda as a means to drive down Healthcare Costs

    Dr.JulieGerberding,EVP,Merck&Co.,Inc.andFormerDirector,U.S.CentersforDiseaseControl

    andPrevention(CDC),outlinedherthoughtsonthepopulationhealthlandscape.Shefocusedonthe

    followingkeyissues:

    Potential causes of the health disadvantage experienced in america relative to other high-income countries.

    opportunities and limits of the affordable Care act in closing the health gap.

    motivating private sector leadership actions that will help improve population health in worksites and communities, and inform local, state and national policies.

    TheU.S.hasrelativelyunfavorablehealthoutcomescomparedtootherhigh-incomecountries,despite

    ourvastexpenditureonhealthcare.TheOrganizationforEconomicCooperationandDevelopment

    rankedtheU.S.NationalHealthPerformanceamong34countries,andtheU.S.ranked26thinlife

    expectancy,31stininfantmortality,28thinlowbirthweight,and25thinmaternalmortality.

    WhydoestheU.S.experiencethishealthdisadvantage?Thereareavarietyofissuesthatare

    hypothesizedtocontributetotheproblem.Oneissueisthatourhealthcaresystemisinefficientand

    encouragesunnecessary,redundant,andexpensivecare.Therearealsopublichealthsystemissues.

    Forexample,ourpublichealthsystemisnotadequatelylinkedtothehealthcaredeliverysystemand

    notadequatelyresourcedtoaccomplishitsmission.In2014,only3%ofthenationshealthdollarswent

    towardspublichealth.OtherfactorscontributingtothehealthdisadvantageareshowninFigure3.

    Figure 3. determinants of the u.s. Health disadvantage

    Healthcare & Public Health System

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  • Dr.Gerberdingemphasizedthatthe most powerful opportunity for stopping the growth in the cost of healthcare in the united states is to create more health in the population.ShefurtherdiscussedtheideathathealthimprovementisnotonlybroughtaboutinthedoctorsofficeortheACO.Healthy

    behaviorsarefosteredinourhomes,schools,worksitesandcommunities.Theproblemisthatweare

    notinvestinginprogramsandservicesthatimprovehealthandwell-beingfromabroaderperspective.

    Creatingaholistichealthsystemthatpromotesbetterhealthandgreaterhealthequalityisimperative.

    AccordingtoDr.Gerberding,privatesectorleaders,especiallythoseinthehealthsector,haveaunique

    opportunityandresponsibilitytocatalyzeprogresstowardbetterpopulationhealth.Shecalledupon

    privatesectorleaderstosetthetoneatthetop,byprovidingsmokingcessationbenefitsforemployees,

    nudgingemployeestochoosehealthierfoodchoicesandengageinphysicalactivityandincentivizing

    wellnessinthedesignofbenefitsprograms.

    Shealsoencouragedprivatesectorleaderstofosteralliancesincommunityhealthnetworksby

    engagingwithpublichealthleaders,committingleadershipandresourcestosupportingpriority

    communityeffortsandputtinghealthonthebusinessagenda.

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  • using data and technology to improve Healthcare for older adults

    Dr.JaewonRyu,MD,SegmentVicePresidentandPresidentofIntegratedCareDelivery,Humana,Inc.,

    spokeaboutseniorsbeingthefocusofpopulationhealthforHumana.Heemphasizedthatcreatingthe

    rightenvironmentmakesitpossibletoexpectimprovedhealthforolderadults.

    Humanaisworkingtoaddressmultiplefactorstiedtothehealthofolderadults,including:

    Casting a broader net from the traditional scope of the healthcare system to encompass non-traditional areas that impact health.Thisincludesaccesstonutritiousfood,chroniccarecoordination,real-timemonitoringofolderadultsandtheuseoftechnology(smartphones/tablets).

    moving from traditional to integrated healthcare. Inthetraditionalhealthcaremodelpatientsoftenexperiencedis-integrated,episodicandconflictedcare.Intheintegratedhealthcare-model,careis

    patient-focused,primarycare-centricandproactive.

    Preparing care providers for the new era of population health.Physiciansneedassistanceintransitioningfromthevolume-basedtovalue-basedmodelofcare.Therearesignificantgapsinthe

    transitiontowardvalue-basedcare,andmanyorganizationsarenotreadytomeetthechallenge.

    using data, analytics and technology to bring about results.Theuseofanalyticsallowsforactionableinsightsthatdrivevalue.Telehealthisalsogainingprominence,includingremote

    monitoringasawaytoextendcaremanagementand/ortelemedicine/eVisits.Forexample,Dr.Ryu

    notedthattele-dermatologyimprovespatientaccesstocareandreduceswaittimesfrom21daysfor

    anappointmentto42minutesforapatienttoreceiveacareplan.

    Dataandtechnologyarepowerfultoolsintheintegratedhealthcaremodel.Theycanbring

    interventionstoalargernumberofpeopleandimproveaccesstocare.High-costandhigh-risk

    individualscanbetargetedandresourcescanbeappropriatelydeployedtogetpatientsthecare

    theyneed,whentheyneedit.Itiscriticalthatcareprovidersreceiveassistanceinadaptingtonew

    innovationsandotherdemandsoftodaysintegrated,value-basedsystemofcare.

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  • engage Consumers in Wellness-based Population Health and thrive financially

    Dr.DavidJ.Peter,ChiefMedicalOfficerandLauraKukral,DirectorofStrategyoftheClevelandClinic

    AkronGeneralMedicalCenter,Akron,Ohio,discussedhowAkronGeneralahighlyrenownedand

    influentialOhiohospitalviewspopulationhealth.Dr.PeteremphasizedthatPopulation health is a mode you take your organization into. it is a philosophy.

    KeycommunityhealthprioritiesforAkronGeneralincludechronicdiseases,mentalhealth,accesstocare,

    substanceabuse,smokingcessation,elderlycaresupportandobesity.Theseareconcernsthatarefamiliar

    tohealthprofessionalsinvolvedinCommunityHealthNeedsAssessmentsinhospitalsacrosstheU.S.

    AkronGeneralhasmadewellness-basedpopulationhealthcentraltoitsmissionfor20years.Theyhave

    institutedthreehealthandwellnesscenters,whichincludegyms.Infact,35%ofgymmembersbecome

    first-timeusersoftheClevelandClinicAkronGeneralHealthSystemafterjoining.Throughthesecenters,

    Akronisabletotakeitscareastepfurtheranddeliverhigh-valuecareacrossthebroadercontinuum.

    akron General medical Centers emphasis on the community is part of its success, and has moved it from the red into the black.

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  • ThekeycomponentsofAkronGeneralsapproachincludecommunityhealthimprovementand

    repositioningitsbrandarounditswellnessmessage.Throughafocusoninnovationinseveralkeyareas

    (seeFigure4),Akronhasbeenabletoachieveitspopulationhealthgoalswhilealsothrivingfinancially.

    Figure 4. akron General medical Centers Key areas of focus for Population Health improvement

    AquotefromAkronGeneralsCEO,Dr.TimStover,aptlysumsuptheunderlyingfoundationofAkrons

    presentation.HestatedthatWe want to put smart minds around us who can help discover what clinical prevention should really look like; and can define medical fitness best practices for the next 20 years.NotonlyhasthisbeenasuccessfulprincipleforAkron,butitcanalsoserveasaguidelineforotherhealthcareorganizationsastheyseekinitiativestoachievethesamegoalofpopulationhealth.

    outreaCH

    researCH Collaboratives

    innovative delivery

    Consumer enGaGement

    Partnerships to improve health of low SES groups

    Mobile unit offering services (e.g., physicals, health screenings, womens health exams, educational classes)

    Kent State University

    Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute

    Health & Wellness Center

    LifeStyles

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  • Conclusion

    The2016PopulationHealthColloquiumfocusedonseveralareaspertainingtothefutureofpopulation

    healthintheeraofvalue-basedcare.AccordingtoDr.DavidB.Nash,theDeanoftheJefferson

    CollegeofPopulationHealth,thedefinitionofpopulationhealthisstillnebulous.Yet,populationhealth

    managementisattheforefrontofthehealthcareagenda,andthegoalofPHMisclear:todeliverhigher

    qualitycareandachieveimprovedhealthoutcomesforpopulations.

    Hospitalsandotherprovidersarenowincreasinglypaidbasedonthequalityandeffectivenessof

    theircare,ratherthanthesheervolumeoftestsandotherprocedurestheyperform.Therefore,itis

    necessarytonotonlyaddressacutemedicalneeds,butalsotheemotionalandsocialwell-beingof

    patientsandthekeysocialdeterminantsofhealthofacommunity.Morespecifically,providerswillhave

    toaddressfactorsthatnegativelyimpactthePatient Experience,suchaspatientfear,andimproveinvolvementwithcommunityentitiesinordertosucceed.

    Toaccomplishtheambitiousaimsofthepopulationhealthagenda,collaborativeintegratedcareis

    required.ThemostpowerfulopportunityforstoppingthegrowthofhealthcarecostsintheU.S.is

    tofosterimprovedhealthinthepopulation.Theprivatesectorshouldstrivetofindsharedvaluein

    populationhealthopportunitiessuchasdiabetespreventionandpopulationvaccinecoveragewithin

    thecommunity.Dataanalyticsandtechnologycanalsobringmeaningfulinterventionsandimprove

    accesstocare.Butphysiciansandhealthsystemsneedassistanceinmeetingthechallengesposedby

    thenewpopulationhealthfocus.

    Insum,theColloquiumallowedforfrankdiscussionsaboutthecurrentstateofpopulationhealth

    andthechallengesposedbytheAffordableCareAct.However,speakersandaudiencemembers

    acknowledgedthatmanyquestionsremainunanswered.ForumslikethePopulationHealthColloquium

    arecriticalforexchangingideasandfocusingonviablesolutionstoaccomplishournationspopulation

    healthobjectives.

    additional resources

    TolearnmoreaboutthePopulationHealthColloquium,populationhealthandSodexoscontributionsto

    populationhealthinitiatives,thefollowingresourcesmaybeofinterest:

    Population Health Colloquium website: www.populationhealthcolloquium.com

    sodexo White Papers:

    SodexosPopulationHealthManagement:Approach&KeyRoleofRegisteredDietitianNutritionistshttp://viewer.zmags.com/publication/cd16a7af#/cd16a7af/1

    UnderstandingandManagingPatientFearintheHospitalSettinghttp://viewer.zmags.com/publication/0351c0e8#/0351c0e8/1

    NewChallengesFacingtheHospitalC-Suite http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/1e16c929#/1e16c929/1

    CommunitiesforHealthLaunchEventSummaryofProceedingshttp://viewer.zmags.com/publication/dc43c72e#/dc43c72e/1

    GoingBeyondtheFourWalls:PopulationHealthManagement(PHM)PartnershipStrategiesMUSC&Sodexohttp://viewer.zmags.com/publication/c8359abd#/c8359abd/1

    AmbulatoryNetworks:ThePowerofTechnologyhttp://viewer.zmags.com/publication/082d4227#/082d4227/2

    additional white papers can be found on sodexos thought leadership library: bit.ly/sodexothoughtleadership

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