An innovative health service model to support discharged high risk

Utilizing Computer Technology &
Data Analytics in Supporting Patients
in the Community
An Innovative Health Service Model
to Support
Discharged High Risk Elderly Patients
Ms KH Ng (APN)
Hospital Authority
Patient Support Call Center
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Avoidable Unplanned Admissions
Study on medical specialties inpatients
603 unplanned admission
40.8% are avoidable
A retrospective analysis
Carrie HK Yam et al(2007) Avoid readmission in Hong Kong- sys, clinician, patient or social factor?
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BMC Health Serv Res. 2010; 10:311.
Common Problem of Frail
Elderly in Community
Unstable
Health
Condition
Poor Drug
Compliance
Default FU
Caring
Problem
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Immediate
Post D/C
Follow Up
Triage
Advice
Education
Assessment
Referral
Chronic
Disease
Management
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Patient Support Call Center
(PSCC)
Venue
TSK CACC
Working hour
08:00-20:00 (Mon-Fri)
08:00-16:00 (Sat, Sun, PH)
Size (m2)
Computer terminals
Call operators
Active cases (HRE)
458
64
60
67,358
(As at Sept 2014)
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An Innovative
Health Service
Model
Medical
Informatics
Information
Technology
TeleNursing
Practice
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Proactive Approach
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Target Patients
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MED patients
Aged 65+
Discharged alive
HARRPE score ≥ 0.17
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Hospital Admission Risk Reduction
Program for the Elderly
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Automatic Daily List of Discharge Patient
• Screen of patient recruit list
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Preparation Before Making a Call
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Standardized Practice
Standard
Outbound Call Protocol
1.
2.
Same conversation script
 Ensure Quality
 Focus on patient’s post
discharge condition and
nursing care
 Consent
3.
4.
5.
Greeting
Show concern and follow up
physical condition on
discharge
Check compliance and
competency in medication
management
Show concern of social
support network
Introduction of telephone
health advice service
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Perform Triage for Inbound Call
 Identify the nature
and urgency of
client’s health care
needs
 Determine & advice
on appropriate
disposition
 Not making diagnosis
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Rapid response ……………….
20 Seconds
Service Level
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Immediate Health Assessment
Standard
Inbound Call Protocol
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
• Screen of member profile
Greeting
你好,我係陳姑娘。有咩
嘢我可以幫你?
Procedure of identification
Assessment on patient’s need
姑娘!我覺得個肚子痛!
Conclude on the problem
Decision making on
disposition
Provide follow up call PRN
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Immediate Access to ePR
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Build in Clinical Protocol for Triage
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Triage Category Prompt Automatically
Emergency
Ambulance to AED
Urgent
Consultation within
24 to 48 hrs
Non-urgent
GP/GOPC & Home care
instruction
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Triage Category Prompt Automatically
Emergency
Ambulance to AED
Urgent
Consultation within
24 to 48 hrs
Non-urgent
GP/GOPC & Home care
instruction
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Triage Category Prompt Automatically
Emergency
Ambulance to AED
Urgent
Consultation within
24 to 48 hrs
Non-urgent
GP/GOPC &
Home care instruction
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92 Clinical Protocols
1 ABDOMINAL PAIN
2 ABDOMINAL SWELLING
3 ABRASIONS
4 ALLERGIC REACTION
5 ALTERED LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS
6 ANKLE PROBLEM
7 ANXIETY
8 APPETITE LOSS
9 ARM or HAND PROBLEMS
10 ASTHMA
11 BACK PAIN
12 BLACK or BLOODY STOOLS
13 BONE, JOINT and TISSUE INJURY
14 BRUISING
15 BURNS, THERMAL / ELECTRICAL
16 CHEST PAIN
17 CHOKING
18 CHOKING EMERGENCY PROCEDURE
19 CONFUSION
20 CONSTIPATION
21 COUGH
22 DECREASED GENERAL CONDITION
23 DECREASED ORAL INTAKE
24 DEHYDRATION
25 DEPRESSION
26 DIABETES MELLITUS PROBLEM
27 DIARRHOEA, ADULT
28 DIZZINESS
29 DOMESTIC ABUSE
30 EAR RINGING
31 EARACHE, DRAINAGE
32 EYE INJURY
33 EYE PROBLEM
34 EYE, FOREIGN BODY
35 EYE, PINK
36 EYE, VISUAL PROBLEM
37 FACIAL PAIN
38 FAINTING
39 FALLS
40 FATIGUE
41 FEVER, ADULT
42 FINGER and TOE PROBLEM
43 FOOD ALLERGY
44 FOOT PROBLEM
45 GAS / FLATULENCE
46 HEAD INJURY
47 HEADACHE
48 HEARING LOSS
49 HEARTBEAT, RAPID
50 HEARTBEAT, SLOW
51 HEARTBURN
52 HEMORRHOIDS
53 HICCUPS
54 HOARSENESS
55 HYPERTENSION
56 HYPOTENSION
57 HYPOTHERMIA
58 INSOMNIA
59 ITCHING
60 JAUNDICE
61 JAW PAIN
62 JOINT PAIN / SWELLING
63 KNEE PAIN / SWELLING
64 LEG PAIN / SWELLING
65 MOUTH PROBLEM
66 MUSCLE CRAMPS
67 NAUSEA / VOMITING
68 NECK PAIN
69 NOSEBLEED
70 NUMBNESS and TINGLING
71 OVERDOSE
72 RASH, ADULT
73 RESCUE CPR
74 SCABIES
75 SEIZURE
76 SHORTNESS OF BREATH
77 SHOULDER PAIN
78 SKIN LESIONS
79 SORE THROAT
80 SPEAKING DIFFICULTY
81 STOOL, ABNORMAL
82 SWALLOWING DIFFICULTY
83 SWELLING
84 TONGUE PROBLEM
85 TOOTHACHE
86 URINATION, DIFFICULTY
87 URINATION, PAINFUL
88 URINE, ABNORMAL COLOR
89 URINE, INCONTINENCE
90 WEAKNESS
91 WHEEZING
92 WOUND HEALING and INFECTION
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Knowledge Database
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Power of Medical Informatics
More than 20 years of corporate data
In 9.6 million persons
Most current medical information
Immediately at a Glance
No geographical boundary through ePR
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HKEC
NTWC
HKWC
Cluster
Service
Response
Team
NTEC
KWC
KCC
KEC
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Evidence Based Outcome
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Study for 90 Days HARRPE Outcome
(2007-2009)
Significantly reduced in:
 AED attendance (Med) 25.4%
 Unplanned readmission (Med) 25.5%
 Unplanned LOS (Med) 25.6%
 Mortality Rate 49.6%
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Consistent Result with
Study for EC@HOME Program
Significantly reduced in:
 AED attendance (Med) 27%
 Unplanned readmission (Med)
 Acute patient bed days (Med)
25%
30%
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Key To Success
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Proactive Intervention:
Access to Reliable Advice
%age of health advice/ total no. of calls in one year
80%
70%
77%
66%
60%
55%
50%
40%
30%
20%
17%
10%
0%
Utilization of
community
resource
Health education
in disease
management
Educate on drug Educate on home
management &
safety measures
check compliance
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Proactive Intervention:
Utilization of Primary Care Service
No. of advice for various types of primary care service per year
8000
7373
7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
831
2000
411
159
10
1000
0
GOPC
Private GP
Community
Nursing
Service
DECC & Home Allied Health
Support Team
Service
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Immediate Phone Consultation
Through SMS/Pager system
High Risk Elderly
Call Center Nurse
Listen
HELP!
Assess
Consult
SMS/ Pager to Specialist
PSCC KH NG.
Please call back
29962333
Cluster Medical Support
Medical
Advice
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Back up on Clinical Care
216 in one year
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Electronic Referral Letter
MAIL VERSION
Hospital Authority
Patient Support Call Centre (PSCC)
Referral to SOPD
To
: Medical Officer
M&G
SOPD
From
: PSCC Nurse
Tel No. : 29962333
Date
: 2nd Sep 2014
Client’s personal particulars:
Name:
Lucky Lam
Chinese Name: 李幸福
A123 xxx(x)
ID No.:
Sex / Age:
PSCC Reference number: HKE500123456
Client’s progress on phone follow up:
Progress: Client admitted to KWH from 12/6/2014 to 17/6/2014 for skin rash. Norvasc
increased from 2.5 mg to 5 mg during hospitalization in KWH. On 18/6/2014,
Daughter claimed client felt dizziness and checked BP: 89/51mmHg. P unknown.
KWH Dr KK Wong consulted on 18/6/2014, advised to stop Norvasc til FU. keep BP
monitoring and record. FU BP on 20/6 & 25/6: 11x/ 5xmmHg. P 7x/min after stop of
norvasc since 19/6/2014.
Fax successfully sent
Remarks: Please contact PSCC nurse for details
Save
Fax
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Engage Patient
Positive
Image
Good
Rapport
Appreciations
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Standard & Quality
Service Level
94%
Abandoned Call
Rate
4.7%
HRE Service
Coverage
Nursing Standard
Compliance
94%
98%
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Hypotension
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Self monitoring BP at community elderly center
Found BP 90/50mmHg
Suggested to AED by elderly center staff
Good drug compliance
Regular FU to cardiology
Next appt in 2 months later
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Triage
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Ensure patient safety by
protocol driven assessment
Instruction for home care
and monitoring
Phone consultation to doctor
Withhold anti HT drugs
Arrange fast track clinic on
next day
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Follow up care
Keep monitor of patient
on subsequent days
 BP stabilized after
adjustment of medication
 Reinforced home care
advice
 Follow up as schedule
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Patient Engagement
Keep mobility and exercise
 Get a BP machine for self
monitoring at home
 Good drug compliance
 Self initiate to call back for
health advice
 Follow up as scheduled in
Cardiology
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Thank You
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Information
Technology
Humanity &&Patient
Center
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