Building a Learning Collaborative for High Utilizer
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Building a
Learning
Collaborative for
High Utilizer
Interventions
Andrea Hallowell Miller
Program Manager,
Cross-Site Learning
John’s Story
• 44 year old former Pro Wrestler
“The Black Scorpion”
• Suicide Attempt
• Homeless
• Lack of Family Support
• Poor Medication Adherence
• Drug Use
• Seizures & Hypertension
• Anxiety & Depression
• Insulin Dependent
2012 Hospital Utilization:
9 inpatient admissions
3 Emergency Department visits
Patient Centered Care Coordination
SSD
Child
Support
Transport
Accompany
Legal
Aid
Hospital
#1
Tempus
Pharmacy
PCP
Neuro
OrthoPedics
Occup
Therapy
Shelter
Collab.
Support
Program
Behavior
Day
Program
Wiley
Christian
Day
Cherry Hill
Partial
Day
Streets
Hospital
#2
Apartment
Nephro
Endocrine
Podiatry
Physical
Therapy
Clinical Interventions
The Push
PUSH
CARRY
The Carry
The
Catch
CATCH
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The Carry: Community Based
Care Coordination
Data
Triage
Outreach
Graduation
Discharge
• Deceased
• Moved
• Lost contact
• Disengaged
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Began
in July 2012 to address the need for
teaching and collaboration around care for high
needs, high cost patients
Fosters
technical assistance and other resources
for sites across the country
Moving
toward a “hub” model for collaboration,
with sites serving as regional centers of excellence
for other communities
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Project Goals
Develop
Common
Language
Find
Collaborators
Build, Test
and Adapt
New Models
Build a
Movement
Influence
Policy
Makers and
Public
Create New
Hubs and
Identify
Faculty
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CSL Project Sites
Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Innovations
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Boston, MA
Allentown, PA
Cincinnati, OH
Aurora, CO
Cleveland, OH
Kansas City, MO
Grand Rapids, MI
San Diego, CA
Humboldt County, CA
Kennebec County, ME
Independently Funded
Howard County, MD
New Orleans, LA
Pittsburgh, PA
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National Governors’ Association
State Projects
Alaska
Colorado
Kentucky
New Mexico
Puerto Rico
West Virginia
Wisconsin
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Known Super-Utilizer Interventions
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2014 and Beyond
Manual: Developing
Interactive
web resources
Expanded “boot
Recruiting
National
a Super-Utilizer Intervention
camp” open house program
new CSL sites
Governors Association Super-Utilizer
Policy Academy
Theory of Change
Clinical
Redesign
Data
Analysis
Community
Engagement
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Clinical Readiness
Do
you have staff members in your
organization who will take on this
work, or is hiring necessary?
Have
you developed a workflow for
care transitions?
Have
you begun seeing patients?
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Data Readiness
Have
you used data to define the
problem in your community
(hotspotting)?
Have
you established patient
enrollment criteria?
Have
you determined a strategy for
these patients?
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Engagement Readiness
Have
you assessed existing
community resources for this
patient population?
Do
you already have connections
with these resources?
Which
organizations do you plan
to target for partnership?
Resources
• [email protected]
• www.camdenhealth.org
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• Twitter: @camdenhealth