Allied Health Data Quality

1. Allied Health Data Quality A framework for benchmarking

2. Aim of the workshop was to: • Understand why we want to have a national data collaborative • Find out what you use / what you like about it and what you don’t • Find out what the similarities are in what we record and the differences • Demonstrate how data can be used • Generate some discussion on why using data is so important

3. Why is data important? – • Contract management • Costing • Benchmarking • Productivity • Planning

4. Patient Visibility • Making the journey visible • One continuum • Episodes of care • AH data ‘essential’ for representation of patient’s journey

5. IPA vs NIPA Reference: health Round table • Individual Patient Attributable (IPA) Activity: Any clinical care activity that can be assigned to an individual patient. This includes any Direct or Indirect patient care. • Non Individual Patient Attributable (NIPA Activity: Any clinical care activity that cannot be assigned to individual patient’s)

6. The need for visibility • Sharing Information • Silo working vs. Collaboration • Sharing Innovation Ideas • Technology developments • System integration / interfacing • Dashboards • eReferrals • Equipment • Clinical Outcome Measures

7. Issues with Standardisation • What are the purposes of your Data? • Workforce Activity Data • Patient Journey • Capacity and Demand • Service Need prediction • Clinical Audit and Research • Reporting requirements? • Local, National, International – data specifications

9. Contact details: Margaret Krauss – Allied Health Leader – Margaret.Krauss@bopdhb.govt.nz Steve Whittaker – Allied Health Manager – Steve.Whittaker@ccdhb.org.nz Rebecca George – Clinical Lead – Active Hub – Rebecca.Goerge@cdhb.health.nz Fiona Stephens– Waikato DHB – Fiona.Stephens@waikatodhb.health.nz

10. What next?