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OSIM Workforce Gap Analysis & Environmental Scan Overview

OSIM Workforce Gap Analysis & Environmental Scan Overview. Denna Wheeler, Ph.D. & Chad E. Landgraf, M.S. Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences Center for Rural Health Tulsa, Oklahoma. August 5, 2015. Gap Analysis. Purpose:

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OSIM Workforce Gap Analysis & Environmental Scan Overview

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  1. OSIM WorkforceGap Analysis & Environmental Scan Overview Denna Wheeler, Ph.D. & Chad E. Landgraf, M.S. Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences Center for Rural Health Tulsa, Oklahoma August 5, 2015

  2. Gap Analysis Purpose: Identify missing linkages between Oklahoma’s current workforce capacity and compare that to the health workforce needed to transform health care delivery system into a value-based model.

  3. Gap Analysis – Key Findings • Current workforce data and targeted objectives are ill defined. • What are the ideal ratios of providers and mix of providers? • What do these ratios look like in different delivery models (PCMH, ACO, etc.)? • Little standardization in terms of data collected and/or reported across professions. • HRSA Minimum Data Sets are a possible solution

  4. Environmental Scan Purpose: Describe the various issues, influences, and socioecological factors affecting the current health workforce. The environmental scan will identify and provided a description of the state regulatory environment and existing policy levers available and any federal waiver or state plan amendment requirements for workforce capacity relevant to health care transformation.

  5. Environmental Scan – Key Findings • Promotion of Quadruple Aim (Better health; Better care; Lower costs; Improved provider satisfaction). • Scope-of-practice “turf battles” disrupt rather than facilitate optimal team-based care. • Disconnect between professional scope-of-practice and legal scope-of-practice. • Scope-of-practice changes can be supported through demonstration projects and information sharing from other states.

  6. Questions or Comments? Feedback chad.landgraf@okstate.eduordenna.wheeler@okstate.edu

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