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Efficient Readmission Reduction Strategies by Cindy Sun - HHQI RN Project Coordinator

Learn effective approaches to reduce readmissions and maximize HHQI resources. Explore data reporting tools, patient risk assessments, medication improvement strategies, and more!

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Efficient Readmission Reduction Strategies by Cindy Sun - HHQI RN Project Coordinator

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  1. Maximizing HHQI Resources to Reduce Readmissions: Part 2 Presented by Cindy Sun, HHQI RN Project Coordinator

  2. www.homehealthquality.org

  3. Screenshot of Data Reports Portal

  4. Screen cap of Data Access Site

  5. Screen Cap of ACH Report

  6. ACH Data Reports

  7. ACH Monthly Report

  8. Patient Self-Hospitalization Risk Assessment

  9. Hospitalizations by days of the week

  10. Reason for Hospitalizations Reason for Hospitalizations

  11. Reason for Hospitalizations

  12. Tools

  13. Top 10 Reasons to follow up with your Physician

  14. ACH Monthly Report – by Age Groups

  15. By Race Groups

  16. By Payment Source Groups

  17. By Falls Prevention

  18. Transfers/discharges

  19. Questions??

  20. Oral Medication Improvement Data Reports

  21. Oral Meds

  22. Case Study Case Study

  23. Drug Regimen Review

  24. Oral Meds

  25. Medication Intervention

  26. Sample Letter

  27. Oral Meds

  28. PIM in Older Adults

  29. Drug Education

  30. Medication Cards

  31. Oral Meds

  32. Oral Meds

  33. www.homehealthquality.orghhqi@wvmi.org csun@wvmi.org

  34. Questions??

  35. Thank You This material was prepared by the West Virginia Medical Institute, the Quality Improvement Organization supporting the Home Health Quality Campaign, under contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The views presented do not necessarily reflect CMS policy. 10SOW-WV-HH-BK-100412. App. 10/12.

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