Convergence in Healthcare A Vision for Data

Convergence in Healthcare
A Vision for Data-Driven Transformation
Mike Boswood, President & CEO
Truven Health Analytics — June 12, 2014
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Agenda
The Current Climate
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Payment Reform Is Driving Market Convergence
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Today’s Performance, Tomorrow’s Opportunities
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More than Data. Answers
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The Current
Climate
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ACA Implementation Caps a Decade of Change, And...
2003
2005
Medicare
Prescription Drug,
Improvement and
Modernization
2006
2009
Medicare
Prescription
Drug Act
Patient Safety and Quality
Improvement Act;
“Advanced Medical Home"
model is developed
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2010
2010
2014
ACA
ARRA
HITECH
81 out of ACA’s
90 Reform
provisions
implemented
8M enrolled
Ushers in a Period of Uncertainty
States
 How
Expanded
will we
Medicaid
pay
for
coverage
healthcare
 given
Statefiscal
health
exchange
constraints?
Federal
 
WillExpanded
the midMedicaid
term election
Subsidy
impact
 
Federal
reform?
exchange for
many states
Providers
 How
Assumed
do we
Medicaid
manage with
eligibility
uncertain
 payment
Reduced
payment for
rates?
hospital acquired
infections
Payers
 How
Essential
do weHealth
benefits for
compete
 new
Multi-state plans
 members?
Medical Loss
Ratio limits
Employers
 Should
Wellness
we
programto
continue
incentives
offer health
 benefits?
Deferred
employer
requirements to
2015
Consumer Impact: Individual Mandate, Premium Subsidies, Guaranteed Insurance Access
Political Outcome: Has ACA been accepted as the law of the land?
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Evolving Coverage: Different Patterns of Enrollment
Medicaid opt-out and low Exchange enrollment combine
in some states to lessen the impact of Reform.
% Expected Exchange
Enrollment
Over 75%
40 – 75%
Less Than 40%
Opt Out of Expansion
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Expand Medicaid
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The C-Suite Agenda
Community Needs
‒  Shift to outpatient
‒  Decreased hospital
admissions/
readmissions
Best practices/quality/
benchmarking
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‒  Cost containment
‒  Increased productivity
‒  Improved patient
experience
‒  Revenue shortfalls
‒  Improved outcomes
‒  Services needed
‒  Increased staff
satisfaction
‒  Service locations
‒  Equipment/labor needs
Trusted Guide
Are We
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There Yet?2
Population Health
Management
$
‒  ACO/medical homes
‒  Total cost of care
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‒  Physician alignment
‒  Physician referral
‒  Risk assumption
‒  Shift to payor &
provider
Source: 2013 Research for Strategy Priorities/ Planning Products
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Revenue generation/
reimbursement
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Payment
Reform Is
Driving
Market
Convergence
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‘Reform’ drives convergence: New payment and delivery models
•  Value based outcomes
•  Selective network for
outsourcing
•  Distributed ambulatory
network
Payers
  Provider Payer
Collaboration
  Higher Risk of More
Medical Costs
  Consumer Engagement
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•  Stabilize employee
health costs
•  Selective provider
network
•  Employee health
Employers
  Rising Medical Costs
  Premium Increases
  Mandate/Insurance
Exchanges
  Defined Contribution
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•  More risk contracting
•  Expanding networks
•  Capacity for newly
insured
Providers
  Provider
Consolidation
  Clinical Integration
  Patient Engagement
& Acquisition
Health Systems Are Forging New Partnerships
Voluntary heart
program partnership
Joint surgery
bundled care
Heart care, hip,
knee procedures +
travel + caregiver
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Finding Value in Bundled Payments
Hospitals
Employers
Volume
Savings
Gain Share
Quality
Savings
Physicians
Consumers
Volume
Consistency
Gain Share
Quality
Affordability
All players need analytics to define their piece of the value exchange
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Today’s
Performance,
Tomorrow’s
Opportunities
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PROVIDER FORECAST
Possible Clearing Ahead
75 F
o
If all hospitals perform like a 100 Top Hospital:
•  More than 165,000 additional lives will be
saved.
•  Nearly 90,000 additional patients will be
complication-free.
•  $5.4 billion will be saved.
•  The average patient stay will decrease by nearly
half a day.
Cloudy
Houston
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12°C
Extending Your Reach Beyond the Hospital
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What the Future Holds: Faster, Better, Everywhere
PATIENT / CARE GIVER
COMMUNICATION
DIAGNOSTICS
GUIDED HOME TREATMENT
PHYSICIANS
Healthcare IT
PATIENT
MONITORING
SNF, HOSPICE
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GLOBAL ACCESS TO
SPECIALIST NETWORKS
Using Analytics to Tackle Variation in Care
Opportunity
for reducing
Attending Physician variation
Comparison
Variation is recognized as
a quality issue.
4000
Dollars
Mean Excess Risk-­‐Adjusted Cost
6000
Measure variation in risk
adjusted LOS & cost
among physicians to spur
creation of quality
improvement plans.
2000
0
-­‐2000
-­‐2
0
2
Mean Excess Risk-­‐Adjusted LOS
4
P<.000 for LOS and cost comparison: Physician case volume at least 12
Days
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Focus on Value Brings New Analytics to Solve LongStanding Problems
Promoting Right Care in the Right Site
Improves Quality and Satisfaction
Understand misuse of ED
– and develop programs to
shift care upstream to
primary provider, or
medical home
Otitis Media
Infections - Respiratory NEC
Each encounter shifted
away from ED to primary
setting saves $1000+
Arthropathies/Joint Disord NEC
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Non-Emergent
EmergentCare
Treatable
If just 20% of ED visits were
seen inPrimary
a lower
cost
Emergent
/ Avoidable
Emergent
Avoidable
site- Preventable
of care, like
a doctors office,
the- Not
national
savings would be $4.4B
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All Roads Lead to Population Health
Business
Leaders
Clinical
Leaders
Care Givers
Managers
Consumers
Risk Management
Clinical Improvement
Care Management
Patient Engagement
•  Population risk
management
•  Clinical outcomes
reporting
•  Performance
management
•  Patient registries
•  ROI analysis
•  Population and provider
benchmarking
•  Contract management
•  Network management
•  Marketing campaigns
•  Provider collaboration
•  Population analytics
•  Care management
•  Consumer engagement
•  Longitudinal, singlepatient record
•  My medical record
•  Evidence-based content
and decision support
•  Alerts, surveillance
•  Secure messaging
•  Validate predictive risk
assessment
•  Secure messaging
•  Health-risk appraisal
data
•  Work lists
•  Integrated health content
•  Measures and reporting
•  My patient registry
•  Manual data capture
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•  Personalized health
messaging
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Data-Driven
Organizational
Transformation
.
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Truven View of the Healthcare Ecosystem
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We’re Not New to This
20 million
consumers
8,500
customers
1,800
healthcare
facilities
3 petabytes
Benefits
for 100M
Americans
87
countries
18 million
individuals
50 states
50% of
Medicaid
beneficiaries
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4,000 hospitals
Foundations for the Consumer-Centric Data-Driven Future
 Share your data while simultaneously
protecting it
 Acknowledge need for pricing, quality,
and value transparency
 Adopt an evolutionary approach to
population health
 Recognize that organizational
transformation is fundamental to positive
change
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Truven and Simpler: The Promise of Data-Driven Enterprise
Transformation
  Using data driven enterprise transformation, Truven and Simpler will partner
across the healthcare economy to improve clinical outcomes and business
performance
 
Unique data assets, analytics
 
 
Gold standard operational
and clinical benchmark
databases
Leadership Development from C-Suite to
Middle Management to Practitioner
 
Gold standard methodology for Process
Improvement
 
100 Top scorecard
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 
Best in class risk adjusted
models
Clients range from large integrated health
systems to critical access hospitals
 
Best in class transformation model
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Performance
Improvement
that is:
  Continuous
  Transformative
  Sustainable
Analytics Enabled Healthcare:
Truven Health’s View of the Future
  Integrating all relevant data sources
  Driving tangible value and enabling
organizational change through flexible
solutions and services
  Partnering with customers across
healthcare
  Enhancing use of predictive analytics
  Empowering healthcare recipients to
behave like consumers
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Convergence in Healthcare
A Vision for Data-Driven Transformation
Mike Boswood, President & CEO
Truven Health Analytics — June 12, 2014
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