MPOG Retreat
Friday, October 8, 2021
Welcome!
We will begin shortly…
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Status Update
Sachin Kheterpal
October 8, 2021
Thank you
• Your continued focus on advancing perioperative patient care
• Joining us today virtually or in person
• Adhering to vaccination and masking guidelines to make things safer
• Staying engaged online when so many distractor
Thanks
• Kevin Tremper Nirav Shah Katie Buehler
• Mark Dehring Tory Lacca John Vandervest
• Genevieve Bell Chris Heiden Michelle Romanowski
• Shelley Vaughn Anik Sinha Brooke Bogart-Szymanski
• Jay Jeong Robert Coleman Jenny Mace
• Jeremy Jared Mike Burns Nick Douville
• Tomas Medina Allison Janda Meridith Bailey
• Mike Mathis Douglas Colquhoun David Clark
• Nicole Pescatore Ben Cloyd Chelsea McKinney
• George Mashour Ronnie Riggar Rachel Hurwitz
• Sandra Rozek Andrew Zittleman Tiffany Malenfant
• Manal Saad Baorong Shi Calvin Shenk
• MPOG chairs, PIs , ACQRs, quality champions, and software developers
• All the clinicians, IT staff, and administrators out there
This has been quite a year…
A difficult but productive year at MPOG coordinating center & sites
• Many personal challenges for faculty and staff over last year
• Welcome new contributing sites
– University of Wisconsin University of North Carolina
– University of Florida, Jacksonville Medical College of Wisconsin
– Metro Health, Michigan Mid Michigan Health, Michigan
– Spectrum Health, Michigan
• We finally stopped counting the number of states, health systems, publications, and quality
metrics
– > 22 states, > 50 hospitals/health systems, > 17M anesthetic records
– Major new quality metrics, > 5000 clinicians engaged monthly
• Almost all sites converted to latest MPOG integration software (“Import Manager”)
• Great success on research grants front
What did we say last year and how are we doing?
• Do more with the data we have
– Cleaning up our “phenotypes” and “collations”
– Hiding ones that aren’t ready for broad consumption
– Emphasizing ones that are ready
– Use quality metrics as exposures and outcomes
– Use DataDirect to define 90% of inclusion/exclusion criteria
– Focus on research and QI topics leveraging recent, high-quality data
• Enhance research and QI integration
– Communicate well between the two missions
– Use existing shared infrastructure
– Find more opportunities for shared work
Report card
Progress
• Research operations and redundancy
– Quality and maturity of research proposals and critique completely different in 2021
– Multiple MPOG sites leading NIH, ABA, and industry funded projects
• Quality improvement
– Measure review process ensures science affects measures
– Learning how to help each MPOG department manage overall quality mission
• Technical infrastructure
– Transition to import manager enables new generation of functionality
– New dashboards infrastructure in place, but needs further investments
• People
– We need to take care of each other
– Sometimes we need to slow down to appreciate how far we have come already
Where are we headed?
• Getting closer to the patient, daily clinical care, and society
– THRIVE trial – the best 6.5 years of our lives
– ProView for education, clinical benchmarking
– Focus on environmental impact of anesthesia; only MPOG can research and implement
• Research
– Templates and grant text for MPOG sites to build competitive proposals
– Mentored training grants, investigator-initiated R-level projects across MPOG sites
– Pragmatic clinical trial proposals led by MPOG sites
• Quality
– Geriatric patient quality measures, delirium focus
– Understanding each site’s needs beyond the data to QI implementation
• Infrastructure
– Invest more into technical infrastructure maintenance, updates, and documentation
– AI and ML built into our daily processes
Summary
• Continued growth in impact
• Success in grant funding, transforming MPOG into focus areas
– Quality improvement
– Observational research
– Prospective pragmatic clinical trials
• Some growing pains that we are focusing upon
• Maturing our measures, our feedback, and our quality efforts
