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Data led Innovations through Integration

Join us on May 25th, 2016 for a meeting on data-led innovations and integration in healthcare. Presenters include Jane Campbell, Colleen Johnston, and more. Learn about projects like SPOT ON, CEDRiC HIPS, and GEDI Nurses. Discover how to improve patient outcomes and reduce waiting times. For more information, contact Leuwin Ferguson at Queensland Health.

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Data led Innovations through Integration

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  1. Data led Innovations through Integration AHHA- Data Collaboration Meeting 25th May 2016

  2. PRESENTERS Jane CampbellHealth Integration Outcomes ManagerCentral Queensland, Wide Bay Sunshine Coast  PHN Di CrossSpot On Project CoordinatorCentral Queensland, Wide Bay Sunshine Coast  PHN Colleen JohnstonSenior Research Officer, School of Nursing, Midwifery and ParamedicineUniversity of the Sunshine Coast

  3. Gympie Nurse Practitioner Clinic The Gympie Nurse Practitioner Clinic SPOT ON SPOT ON (Supporting Patient Outcomes through Organised Networks) CEDRiC HIPS (Health Intervention Projects for Seniors) & GEDI Nurses (Geriatric Emergency Department Initiative)

  4. Gympie Nurse Practitioner Clinic

  5. Aim and Background 40 patients presenting per day that may have been suitable to be seen in a more appropriate and cost efficient setting. In 2012 presentations to Gympie DEM were suitable to be seen in Primary Care Setting

  6. System Design A Nurse Practitioner primary care clinic would provide an alternative option for the treatment of low acuity patients to reduce waiting times for minor injury and illness in DEM. Assess and treat ambulant patients with non-complex single system problem who can be discharged within less than 2 hours

  7. System Design Supported by GPs Information Exchange Notification & Recall Promotion of the Service

  8. Outcomes so far… NEAT SCORE KPI 83% NEAT SCORE ACHIEVED 95%

  9. For more information… Leuwin Ferguson Director of Gympie Health Services at Queensland Health 07- 5489 8444

  10. Aim and Background Low acuity patients receiving quality care in the Right place for their condition, at the Right time, Every time The literature suggests 10-30% of presentations can be seen and effectively managed in general practice.

  11. Aim and Background SCHHS had 113,029 ED (excluding Noosa Hospital) presentations in 2014-15, 55,729 of these presentations were triaged at cat 4 or 5

  12. SPOT ON Strategies • GP Engagement • Tier 1 GP – Patients known to the practice with usual billing structures • Tier 2 GP – New and existing patients, will bulk bill SPOT ON patients • Clinical Pathways • Research and Evaluation • Patient Experience • Clinical Outcomes • Economic value

  13. Outcomes so far… Results from the first 9 weeks Tier 1 Tier 2 170 patients were transported to Medical Centres 40 patients made their own way based on QAS referral

  14. Outcomes so far…

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