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Mercy Medical Group Sacramento, CA. 280 multispecialty providers 7 clinical pharmacists serving 4 regions to support: Utilization management Cost-related non-adherence Uninsured/underinsured Anticoagulation Informatics E-prescribing Pay for Performance

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  1. Mercy Medical Group Sacramento, CA • 280 multispecialty providers • 7 clinical pharmacists serving 4 regions to support: • Utilization management • Cost-related non-adherence • Uninsured/underinsured • Anticoagulation • Informatics • E-prescribing • Pay for Performance • Care Team (Transition of Care Model)

  2. FY’11 REDUCE AVOIDABLE MEDICAL ADMITS by 10%. READMITS to below national benchmarks. ER VISITS by 10 % .

  3. Focus on Hot Spots(sickest of the sickest) Chronic Disease Registry :created using modified Charleston Co Morbidity criteria and prior utilization pattern (Case Index score). 3600 patients in registry Referrals from hospital, liaisons, Physicians, SNFs , patient advocates. 70 cases/month. Home Health every discharge reviewed.

  4. Risk Stratification • Identify those high risk for hospital utilization by using : • Modified Naylor score for readmission • Comprehensive Clinical Assessments (ReACH) focusing on a patients • physical , • mental and • social well being

  5. 5 Care Team Members • RN Case Manager: High touch telephonic case management for m/m of chronic disease and exacerbation of chronic disease and serving as team leader who care coordinates. • Licensed Clinic Social Worker:Home visits addressing social, financial , mental health and using POLST form to address advance directives. • Home-visit Providers:managing high risk patients during transitions of care , acute exacerbation of diseases ,ongoing identification and m/m of multiple chronic diseases and providing much needed access for the frail. • Pharmacist: Comprehensive medication review during post discharge phone calls, home visits and in the clinic settings for medication therapy management. • Home Health Team :Identification and risk stratification of high risk patients upon discharge: Multiple resources deployed RN,SW, PT/OT, Speech, Wound care, Dieticians managing high risk patients during transitions of care. • SNF Team

  6. Care Coordination Conference PCPs PCP PCP PCP PCP Care Management Team RISK POOL @ their doorstep Once every 2 weeks Case conference Discuss 12-20 High risk patients/session Case Managers Licensed Social Worker Pharm-D, Geriatric House Call Program Home Health Nurse

  7. Care Team Pharmacist: • Provides comprehensive medication review • Medication reconciliation • Determine barriers to adherence • Similar duties of consultant pharmacists in long term care • Discontinue unnecessary medications; add necessary but omitted medications • Avoid potentially inappropriate medications • For patients that are homebound or cannot determine medication use, perform home visits • Document findings, recommendations in patient EHR. • Work under a collaborative practice agreement

  8. Medication Reconciliation • Sources to reconcile • Outpatient EHR (Chart) • Patient’s med list from patient or caregiver • Pharmacy • Hospital discharge summary • SNF discharge summary • Home visit when necessary • Must pick up the phone to get answers! • Detective work is often necessary

  9. What Does the Future Hold?