conventus: maintaining healthcare practice profitability without sacrificing patient care

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Conventus presents key concepts for increasing healthcare practice profitability without sacrificing quality of care through the use of workflow analysis and improvement. This presentation, developed by Susan Lieberman, Vide President of Risk Management for Conventus Medical Liability Insurance.

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TheFuture is Now:

Maintainingpractice profitabilitywithout sacrificing

patient care

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The Landscape

Increasing Legislative & Regulatory Requirements

Reimbursement Uncertainties

New Payment Models

New Delivery Models

Physician Alignments

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Welcome to The New Healthcare Paradigm

Maximize Patient Care Time

+

Minimize EVERYTHING ELSE

=

Better Quality Care

+Decreased Risk

+Better Reimbursement

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Get ready for Value-Based Purchasing

In 2016, CMS will apply Value-Based Payment formulas for Medicare fees All physician practices with 10+ eligible professionals Payments based on national quality of care and cost

of care benchmarks

Quality/Cost Low Cost Average Cost High Cost

High Quality +2.0x* +1.0x* +0.0%

Medium Quality +1.0x* +0.0% +1.0%

Low Quality +0.0% =1.0% -2.0%

*Eligible for an additional +1.0x if reporting clinical data for quality measures and average beneficiary risk score is in the top 25% of allbeneficiary risk scores.

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Reinventing your Practice

Risks

Operational

Clinical

Regulatory & Technology

MPL & Legal

Financial

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Operational Risks

Question: What is the most valuable asset in your practice?

Answer:The Provider's Time!

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The Value of a Practice Minute

Schedule

$1.49

Check-In

$1.30

Room-In$1.62

Patient Visit$7.50

In-Office

Follow-Up

$1.62

Check-Out

$1.30

Post-Visit

Follow-Up

$1.75

Billing$1.74

Total=$18.32Source: Mary S. Applegate, MD, FACP, FAAP, Clinical Asst. Professor of Medicine, The Ohio State University College of Medicine

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Workflow Analysis

-An established process describing:

A series of tasks (activities) How they are accomplished (steps) By whom (people) In what sequence (order) At what priority

that accomplishes a defined step(s) in an activity

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Workflow Analysis

What's In It for My Practice? Health Insurance Exchanges Value Based Purchasing v. Fee

For Service Patient Engagement Streamlining Practice Based on DATA New Technology Works for Practice

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Workflow Analysis

What we've learned from CARE Certification Program on-site sessions: Management Attitude: “Everything is fine” Time Constraints Call Volume & Triage Duplicative Efforts Lack of Coordination between Front & Back Office Lack of Teamwork Patient Non-Compliance Physician Attitude:

“We don't have time for customer service.” “We tried that & it doesn't work.”

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Workflow Analysis

How To Do a Workflow Analysis1. Select a Process – Start Small!2. Involve Staff! Collaborate!3. Identify Current Activities/Steps – List or

Graphic4. Identify Issues/Bottlenecks

Data!

5. Identify Improved Activities/Steps – List or Graphic

6. Test (PDSA) Data!

7. Modify & Train

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Workflow Analysis

Processes To Analyze Patient Flow Through Office (through-put)

1. Scheduling/Appointments

2. Reception

3. Waiting

4. Rooming

5. Clinical Exam

6. Check Out

7. Follow Up/Care Coordination

Revenue Cycle Management/Billing/Claims Referrals Diagnostic Testing

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Workflow Analysis Example

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Continuous Workflow Improvement

Do Study

Act

Plan

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Workflow Analysis

Resources: Capko, Judy, Secrets of the Best-Run

Practices, Greenbranch Publishing Cohen, Frank, Lean Six Sigma for the

Medical Practice – Improving Profitability by Improving Processes, Greenbranch Publishing

Institute for Healthcare Improvement, PDSA Worksheet, http://www.ihi.org/resources/pages/tools/plandostudyactworksheet.aspx

Woodcock, Elizabeth, Mastering Patient Flow Using Lean Thinking to Improve Your Practice Operations, MGMA

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The Results

Increased reimbursements

Improved quality of care

Higher patient & staff satisfaction

Lower risk of malpractice

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For Details

For a personal presentation, contactSusan Lieberman, MBA

Vice President, Risk ManagementConventus Inter-Insurance Exchange

877-444-0484, x466slieberman@nipgroup.com

www.conventusnj.com

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