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Patient Reported Measures (PRMs)
Health Innovation Symposium: November 2nd 2015
Mel Tinsley | Project Manager Patient Reported Measures Program | ACI
Outcomes that matter to patients
Background
NS
W In
tegr
ated
Car
e S
trat
egy
IT systems
Monitoring and Evaluation
Patient Reported Measures
Risk Stratification
An ‘enabler’ of the Integrated Care Strategy
Patient Reported Measures
Enable patients to provide direct, timely feedback about their health related outcomes and experiences to drive improvement and integration of health care
across NSW
Reduce burden to clinicians and patients
Identify areas for service
improvement
Improve care for individual
patients
Evaluation of the NSW
Health system
Why patient reported measures?
What patient’s value
What clinicians’ value
ICHOM Standard Set for Coronary Artery Disease (2013)
Patient Reported
OUTCOME
Measures
Patient Reported
EXPERIENCE
Measures
What are patient reported measures?
Capture the patient’s perspectives about how illness or care impacts on their health
and well-being
Capture the patient’s perception of their experience with health care or services
Why?
Biomarkers often fail to correspond with
how a patient is actually feeling
Increase patient
satisfaction with care
Predict meaningful
clinical outcomes
Documentation
Clinical decision making
Improve Symptom
management
Patients Shared decision making Increased engagement&
participation Improved health literacy Improved experience &
satisfaction
Clinicians Resource & linkage
development Outcome based medicine Understanding of patient’s
needs & values for planning/coordination
Value Add
Service More timely &
appropriate referrals for better coordinated & integrated care
Access to timely feedback to identify issues & service improvement
System Better understanding of
disease burden & healthcare outcomes
Data access: Service development
Efficiencies Patient’s engaged in their
care tend to choose less costly, but effective interventions
Value Add
Core Question Set
PROMIS-10
• Short Form
• Multi-Lingual
• Domain Specific
• Physical
• Mental
• Social
• Measure HR-QOL
PROMs – The Patient Journey
Patient Identified
PRMs collected Consultation Action Information
sharingOngoing
monitoring
Risk stratification
GP/ED presentation
Contact Centre
Self/ carer/ clinician
Clinic/ home
Paper/ tablet/ phone/ web
Readministration
Alerts
Review and discuss PRMs
results
Develop care plan
Self-management
support
Referrals
Shared care plan
PCEHR
PRM Collection: Demonstration
User friendly Available via web link Minimal provider input required
Confidential (restricted Access) Capacity: scheduler; reporting; dissemination
ACI Implementation Support Wider Implementation
based on pilot program learnings
Align monitoring and evaluation with HSIRB
Test, refine and implement PRMs“Go-Live” in Pilot Sites
Oct 2015
Oct 2016
Provision of support to consumers, clinicians and healthcare services: Point of contact Capability Building Resources Linkages
Level 4, Sage Building67 Albert Avenue, Chatswood NSW 2067
PO Box 699Chatswood NSW 2057
T + 61 2 9464 4666F + 61 2 9464 4728
Melissa [email protected]
