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ACTION Registry-Get With The Guidelines The Mission Lifeline Data Solution

ACTION Registry-Get With The Guidelines The Mission Lifeline Data Solution. Kathleen O’Neill, MHA Senior Director, Quality Initiatives IL & SD American Heart Association 9-1-09. Hospital performance improvement program for CAD, Heart Failure & Stroke.

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ACTION Registry-Get With The Guidelines The Mission Lifeline Data Solution

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  1. ACTION Registry-Get With The GuidelinesThe Mission Lifeline Data Solution Kathleen O’Neill, MHA Senior Director, Quality Initiatives IL & SD American Heart Association 9-1-09

  2. Hospital performance improvement program for CAD, Heart Failure & Stroke. Includes a clinical decision support tool-”PMT” Web based, real-time Class I Level A Guidelines are imbedded in the tool Patient data is compared to the guidelines to assess applicability American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines?

  3. Get With The Guidelinessm We are in a new business, from developmentof guidelines to implementation of guidelines

  4. Over 400+ contracts in place in hospitals throughout the affiliate and 1600+ nationwide Over 150,000+ patient records in Get With The Guidelines in the Midwest and over one millionpatients nationally. 11 State AHA Midwest AffiliateGet With The Guidelines Participation

  5. Online, web-based, real-time data collection De-identified patient data Data analysis for performance improvement Long term clinical outcomes registry Get With The GuidelinesSMPatient Management Tool

  6. Role of the Patient Management Tool Collect data on adherence to AHA guidelines with the PMT data form. 4. Hospitals implement new protocols, often using tools in the PMT. 3. Use PMT Reports to present need for change in targeted areas for improvement. 2. PMT Reporting tools allow for data analysis to identify areas for improvement.

  7. AHA’s GWTG CAD Registry + ACC’s NCDR ACTION Registry = ACTION Registry® - GWTG

  8. Largest, most comprehensive AMI database National surveillance database system for high-risk AMI patients with STEMI/NSTEMI Optimize care & outcomes for all acute MI patients Assure the rights things are done right (safely & timely) Site level, system level & ultimately state level outcomes & performance improvement data ACTION Registry® - GWTGGoals

  9. Weekly key measures reports and risk-adjusted quarterly benchmark reports that compare your institution’s performance with that of volume-based peer groups and the national experienceStandardized, evidence-based data elements and definitions A complimentary online data collection tool; or a variety of certified third-party vendor software options Complimentary access to Cardiosource®, the most authoritative and comprehensive online resource in cardiovascular medicine A wide range of other tools to advance QI initiatives in your facility Participation Provides…

  10. ACTION-GWTGWhat Are You Measuring? Compliance with AHA/ACC Clinical Guidelines Adverse Event Rates Transfer facility therapies & reperfusion strategies Patient demographics, provider & facility characteristics

  11. Demographics (10) Admission (8) Cardiac Status on First Medical Contact (12) History & Risk Factors (4) Medications (15) Procedures & Tests (9) Reperfusion Strategy (immediate) (4) In-hospital clinical events (4) Lab Results (4) Discharge (10) Optional Elements (AMI Core Measure Reporting Only) (2) ACTION-Get With The Guidelines Data Collection “Short Form”

  12. Submit 100% of STEMI & NSTEMI cases using either full or reduced data set Encourage to participate in the full data set Data Collection Recommendation for Primary PCI Centers

  13. Must submit 100% of STEMI cases using either the full or reduced data set May choose to submit STEMI and NSTEMI cases using either the full or reduced data set Data Collection Recommendation for Non-Primary PCI Centers

  14. Rapid City Regional Hospital* Sanford USD Medical Center South Dakota ACTION-Get With The GuidelinesHospitals

  15. Avera Heart Hospital Avera St. Lukes Prairie Lakes Healthcare Rapid City Regional* Sanford USD* South Dakota CATH PCIHospitals

  16. Free web based tool OR Certified third party vendor Outcome Sciences, Inc. ($1810/yr) Lumedx & Quantros Additional Vendors-TBD ACTION-GWTGMulti-Vendor Data Collection Options

  17. Comprehensive database & QI program to drive better treatment of STEMI/NSTEMI patients Measure & track risk adjusted performance against national benchmarks Robust reporting capabilities & quality consultation Network of hospitals for best practice sharing System level aggregate data to drive Mission Lifeline & other quality initiatives Local & national recognition Aligned with TJC/CMS AMI core measures Benefits of Participation

  18. Earn up to 80 points toward evaluation of practice performance through self-directed PIM ACTION-Get With The Guidelines Meets ABIM Diplomats MOC Recertification Requirements

  19. Performance Improvement Healthcare Systems Change Public Reporting Publication Policy recommendations Reimbursement Data collection for M;L ACTION-Get With The GuidelinesData Applications

  20. Public reporting Reimbursement-Pay for Quality Decreased Length of Stay = $ Community health status Market share Physician & employee relations Hospital Magnet Status Recognition for quality care Why is this important to hospitals?

  21. Web based data collection using standardized data elements Embedded data elements used for TJC/CMS reporting Quarterly comparative institutional outcome reports to enable benchmarking with peers and nationally Access to clinically experienced support staff Comprehensive data quality programs that facilitate data reliability Additional data quality support through a national data audit program Participant training resources (workshops, webinars, user group meetings) Summary

  22. Additional Information www.ncdr.com Sample full data set tool Sample hospital reports OR www.americanheart.org/getwiththeguidelines Kathleen.oneill@heart.org 312-476-6622 Questions ?

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