Updates from the
Quality Improvement folks
Objectives
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Keep most o
f you awa
ke
•
What we did last year
•
Our plans for next year
Disclosures
•
No personal consulting, financial, or board membership with any company
•
I am a PI/Co
-I on projects that r
eceive grant funding from
–
Blue Cross Blue Shield
of Michigan (Anesthes
ia QI)
–
Apple, Inc (wearabkes
)
–
NIH (induction
dosing in elderly
population)
–
Edwards Lifesciences (intraoperative hypotension)
New sites or sites
that are interested
in joining
What is the
MPOG QI
Landscape
Across Our
Sites?
Duration of
participation
Existing
QI
infrastructure
Relevance of
measures
Departmental
support
Emails/ no
emails
MOCA/ no
MOCA
New Measures
SUS 01
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Sustainability
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Is there an opportunity to deliver halogenated agents/
nitrous oxide more efficiently?
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Are your fresh gas
flows ≤
3 l/min between
intubation and ext
ubation?
BP 03
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Avoiding hypotension (MAP 65) for cumulative duration of 15 minutes or more
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Reflects current practice more accurately than BP
01
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Same inclusion/exclusion criteria as BP 01 (cardiac, liver
txp
, labor epidurals, etc
)
PONV 03
•
Percentage of patients,
regardless of age,
who undergo a pro
cedure and have a documente
d
nausea/emesis occurrence postoperatively OR
receive a rescue
antiemetic in the immediate
postoperative period.
TOC 01
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Intraoperative Transfer of Care
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Percentage of cases
in which a permanent intraoperative anesthesia staff change o
ccurred,
that have a documented use
of a checklist or protocol for the
transfer of care fro
m the
outgoing anesthesia provider to the incoming anesthesia
practitioner
New Phenotypes
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CPT Prediction
•
Reminder: phenotypes
are the data
building blocks by which we
create
measures
•
CPT Prediction phenotype generated
an anesthesia code based on procedure
text and ML algorithms
•
Implemented this summer
acro
ss all of
our measures
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Enables more accurate
inclusion/exclusions
•
Replaced by submitted pro
fee data
once that is submitted
Partnerships
to
extend
the QI mission
MQUARK Audits
•
Over 2000 PACU hando
ff audits across 20
hospitals
•
10/month/hospital
•
Data on quality of handoffs
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Ready for new
projects and analyses
New Toolkit -
SSI
MOCA Part
IV
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350 providers
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Up to 25 points
•
Click MOCA button on emails
•
Review flagged
cases
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Do it 12 times in 18 months
Our plans for next year
Our Measures
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Focus on measures
that need to be
addressed on a systems level
•
Evolve our attribution philosophy
from “failed”
case to “flagged”
case
•
Fully release ourselves fro
m the
shackles of MIPS/QCDR
Existing
domains where
we can create
additional
depth
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Glycemic management
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Separate appropriate glucose checking and treatment into two measures
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Add preop and
PACU data
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Transfusion management
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Extend into PACU
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Respiratory management
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Use respiratory complicati
ons
phenotype
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Sugammadex
usage
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Hypotension
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Add risk adjustment
•
Sustainability
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Calculate global warming
footprint of anesthetic gase
s
Current
Dashboard
Dashboard 2.0
FLEXIBLE
VISUALL
Y
INTERESTING
LINKS
T
O OTHER
MPOG
APPS
Measure maintenance
•
Every three years
•
Review specifications
•
Relevance
•
Inclusion/Exclusions
•
Make Recommendations
•
Recruit Quality Champions
CaseViewer
and DataDi
rect
Upgrade
Renew Pediatric
and
Obstetric
Anesthesiolo
gy
subgroups
•
Partner with specialty organiz
ations
•
Identify Pediatric and Obstetric
Champions
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Build measures/tools specific for
those subspecialties
•
Recruit freestanding pediatric
hospitals
Emails
•
Working with Dr. Zach Landis Lewis,
UM Learning Health Scienc
es
•
Submitting grant to study
effectiveness
of email design,
primarily focu
sed on “tailored
messaging”
•
Planning redesign, but not sure about
2020
Need to adapt
and
listen to stay
relevant
•
Need yo
ur
feedback
•
Need to stay
nimble
•
Need to
take
calculated risks
•
Need yo
ur new
ideas
Thank You
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