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Product Effectiveness Benefits Realization
Assessment of the Pharmacy Re-Engineering (PRE)
Medication Order Check Healthcare Application
(MOCHA) software
Tom Fagan
Pharmacy Benefits Management Clinical
Informatics Instructor
Learning Objectives
• Understand the Mission of Pharmacy Benefits Management
• Understand the Background on Pharmacy Re-Engineering
Project (PRE) including (MOCHA) Medication Order Check
Healthcare Application
• Understand the reason and goals for Benefits Realization
assessment of PRE including MOCHA by OHI PE Team
• Understand the data sources, methodology and rationale
used in assessment
• Understand initial assessment findings and recommendations
VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
Mission of Pharmacy Benefits
Management
• To improve the health status of veterans by encouraging the
appropriate use of medications in a comprehensive medical
care setting.
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Drug Benefit Design
Evidence-Based Formulary Management
Utilization Management
Staff Education
Patient Safety
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Clinical Informatics
• Application of Information Technology to
deliver Healthcare Services
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(PRE) Pharmacy Re-engineering
Background
• Began in 2002
• Multiple Increments Project Management
• Main Goal to Improve VistA Pharmacy Package
– Respond to Patient Safety Issues
– Medication cost reduction
– Improved workflow and process
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PRE Increments
• First Iteration
Increment 1 – PRE Foundational Enhancement
Increment 2 – Pharmacy Enterprise Customization System (PECS)
Increment 3 – Medication Order Check Healthcare Application (MOCHA v1.0 )
(Non-Dosing)
Increment 4 – Medication Order Check Healthcare Application (MOCHA v2.0 )
(Dosing)
Increment 5 – Pharmacy Enterprise Customization System Enhancements
Increment 6 – Enhanced Order Checks
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PRE Pharmacy Re-engineering Components
• MOCHA
– Medication Order Check Healthcare
Application
• PECS
– Pharmacy Enterprise Customization System
• PPS
– Pharmacy Product System
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Accessing PECS
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Have your ADPAC assign you the following security key:
PSS_CUSTOM_TABLES_REQUESTOR
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Access PECS through this link:
https://vapreapp1.aac.va.gov:8443/ct/public/
Welcome.action
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MOCHA V1.0
• Medication Order Check Healthcare Application
– MOCHA v1.0
• Rolled out during the summer of 2011
• Delivers a valuable enhancement to medication order checks in
the Pharmacy and CPRS packages
• Utilization of a clinical drug database vendor, First Databank (fdb)
• Enhanced Therapeutic Classification (ETC) allows for multiple
classes per drug, thereby reducing the number of clinically inexact
or inappropriate warnings
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MOCHA V2.0
– MOCHA v2.0 (Dosing) Development
• Introduces dosage order check functionality which will reduce medication
errors, adverse events, and potential deaths
• Provides an extremely valuable tool to VA clinicians in CPRS, Inpatient
Pharmacy, and Outpatient Pharmacy
• Version 2.0 consists of a maximum single dose check derived from the
patient’s age, weight, and body surface area (BSA)
• Currently installed in six test site environments with a planned national
release of July 2012
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Stated Benefits of PRE
• Increased Patient Safety
• Increased Efficiency of Prescription and Order
Processing
• Decreased Costs
• Increased Satisfaction
• Increased Regulatory Compliance
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Goal for Assessment
• Office of Health Information (OHI) Product Effectiveness (PE)
Benefits Realization (BR) Assessment
• One key question
– Is VHA realizing the intended benefits from the PRE functionality, and
if not, what can be done to make needed improvements?
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Measureable Goals
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Patient Safety
Increased Efficiency of Order Processing
Decreased Costs
Increased Satisfaction
Increased Regulatory Compliance
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Data Sources
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PBM Database ProClarity Cube
HR Employee Cube
Non-Formulary Request Processing Reports
National Drug File support Group
PBM Inventory Data
PBM Order Check Analysis Worksheet
vaADERS
Office of Information IT Patient Safety Office
Database:
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Surveys
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VHA National Survey of Pharmacists
PE Customer Satisfaction Focus Groups
VA All Employees Survey
Survey of Healthcare Experiences of Patients
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Methodology Overview of BR
• Product Effectiveness Mission – Independent
Assessment and Analysis
– Benefit Realization - evaluate benefits against a specific outcome
• Initial Measurement (now)
• Post Implementation Performance (future)
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Methodology Scope
• PRE Multiple Increments
– Initial
– Post Implementation
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Rationale
• Measurements
• Findings
• Recommendations
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Initial Assessment Findings
• Establish a Baseline before PRE upgrades
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Initial Assessment Recommendations
• Patient Safety
• Alert Fatigue
• Staff Satisfaction
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Major Recommendation
• Measurements on Annual Basis
• Identify Trends due to upgrades
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Recommendation Monitoring Details
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Safety Metrics
MOCHA
Staff Satisfaction
Work Flow
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Key Findings
1. Increased Patient Safety and Decreased Costs
2. Increased Satisfaction Mixed
-MOCHA
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ASHP 2009 Drug Drug Interaction (DDI) Survey
• Pharmacists
• Identify Areas for Improvement
• Knowledge Gap –no formal education on how to evaluate and
respond to order checks
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Summary
• Benchmark Established
• Increment Assessment
Is VHA realizing the intended benefits from PRE
if not what can be done to make needed
improvements?
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