Our Path to Supporting Healthy Lives
Our Path to Supporting Healthy Lives Laura S. Kaiser, FACHE Trustee Conference • Mar 20, 2015 2014 Results 2014 Board Goals: 119% Achievement Source: Intermountain Healthcare Planning, January 2015 Top-scoring hospitals for safety and respect Intermountain Medical Group Growth • Continued growth • 294 new physicians • 13 new clinics/expansions • Expanded hours/TeleHealth Source: Intermountain Medical Group, January 2015 Going forward, what can you expect from Intermountain? Our Trustees Who are you? Thank you for supporting “healthiest lives possible” in our communities Continuum of Care InstaCare Clinic Source: Sg2 – Systems of CARE Model, 2014 Intermountain’s Thesis Cost and Quality Evidence-based best practice produces higher quality at lower cost The Intermountain Way Evidencebased best practices Engage patients & align incentives Optimal Outcomes Systematic approachmeasure & improve Clinical Programs and Research • • • • Since 1997 Ten Clinical Programs Evidence-based care, driving out variation and utilization that doesn’t add value Creating new models of care including the Comprehensive Care Clinic and TeleHealth Evidencebased best practices Improving NICU Culture Dixie Regional Medical Center • Give babies only what they need • Empower bedside team • Go home “better, sooner” and decrease “length of separation” Source: Erick Ridout, MD, Neonatology, Dixie Regional Medical Center, March 2015 Improving NICU Culture Primary Children’s: Launched January 2015 McKay-Dee: Launching with iCentra, April 2015 Other Intermountain hospitals: Launching with iCentra Expanding to adult ICUs Source: Erick Ridout, MD, Neonatology, Dixie Regional Medical Center, March 2015 • Live: TeleCritical Care, Telestroke, Telepsychiatry, Teleneonatal Resuscitations, Telelactation, Pediatric eVisits and Telewound Care • Remote patient monitoring • 2015 – primary care eVisits Every provider and payer has asked about TeleHealth Engage patients & align incentives Post-Acute Care Strategy • Homecare and Hospice • Skilled Nursing Facility January 2015, Network successfully launched Engaging Patients We are engaging patients, plan members and communities in their health and healthcare decisions Patient Family Advisory Council Genuine, informed collaboration between leadership and the patients and families we serve Patient-Driven Care Imagine the possibilities Source: Institute for Healthcare Improvement, 2015 Physician Engagement: Intermountain Medical Group Forum March 2015 Evidencebased best practices Transparency Leadership Dr. Brent Wallace Susan Dubois Areas of Focus Patient satisfaction Outcomes Pricing
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