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NICU Leadership Team July 28, 2008

Empowering the Front Lines Salem Hospital NICU Quality Improvement We will make each baby and family the center of our care. We will be compassionate and support each family as we share in the care of their infant and as they nurture their baby. NICU Leadership Team July 28, 2008 .

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NICU Leadership Team July 28, 2008

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  1. Empowering the Front LinesSalem Hospital NICU Quality Improvement We will make each baby and family the center of our care. We will be compassionate and support each family as we share in the care of their infant and as they nurture their baby. NICU Leadership Team July 28, 2008

  2. Goals for today • Familiarize you with the Vermont Oxford Network and our participation in it • Update on Salem Hospital NICU performance • Update on current Salem Hospital NICU Quality Improvement work • Arrange for you to visit the NICU with a focus on further supporting our work and helping us engage our staff

  3. Vermont Oxford Network (VON) • Started in 1988 • Two databases • VLBW infants (632 centers, 48,768 infants in 2006) • Expanded DB (164 centers, 88,583 infants in 2006) • Reports • Annual reports in September • Nightingale Web site • Collaboratives • Two year QI Collaboratives • Internet Based Collaboratives • Multi-center research trials • Annual Quality Congress

  4. Salem NICU Participation in VON • Database since 2004 • NIC/Q Collaboratives • NIC/Q 2007 and NIC/Q 2009 • I-NIC/Q collaboratives • Decreasing Late NICU infections • Value Compass • Neonatal Encephalopathy/Hypothermia • Research • Hypothermia registry (treatment/follow up) • Nurse staffing

  5. NICU Key Areas of Work • Implement Evidence Based Clinical Practice changes and standardize clinical processes • Optimal management of intravascular devices for neonates • Safer care • Improved resuscitation and stabilization and admission care • No late infections • Meet SH standards for regulatory patient safety goals • Communication and Teamwork training and implementation • Developmental care • Family centered care • More equitable care for both babies and families • Increase individual staff engagement and capabilities around key areas of work • Support “Her Place” • Be environmentally greener • Develop a measurement system related to the work we are doing and connects us to the Quality Improvement work of our hospital

  6. NICU Measurement System • Based on Dartmouth System • Patient Outcomes--Clinical Value Compass • Unit Quality—Balanced Scorecard • Additional supportive measures—Dashboard • Linked to Family Birth Center and Salem Hospital Quality Initiatives • Cascading measures

  7. Clinical Value Compass • Unit of analysis is patient • Functional (Babies returning to FU Clinic) • “My family adjusting well to having baby at home” • “I feel good about my ability to care for my family and myself” • Neurodevelopmental FU status • Biological/Clinical (500-1500 , all admits) • Survival w/o morbidity • Weight gain and head circumference growth velocity • Late infection rate • Patient/Family Satisfaction • Satisfaction with Kangaroo Care (all families interviewed) • Press Ganey Overall Score (all) • Press Ganey Overall Rank (all) • Cost (500-1500, all admits) • LOS (Patient Population in Parenthesis)

  8. Database reports • Outcome and process measures • Key performance measures • Risk adjusted • 1 year, 3 year • Comparisons • Network: VON average and 10th, 25th, 75th percentile centers • US centers • Type A,B,C centers • Northwest Newborn Centers

  9. NICU Risk Adjusted Outcomes • Mortality • Complications • Lung injury- pneumothorax, CLD • Brain injury-hemorrhage (IVH), ischemic (PVL) • Eye injury-ROP • Bowel injury-NEC • Late Infections-Noso, CON, LBI, Fungal • Survival without morbidity • Length of stay for Survivors

  10. VLBW Births/Year

  11. Expanded Database Admits

  12. Top 25% Top 10% Above mean Below mean NICU Comparative Outcomes

  13. Salem: VON Key Performance Measures in Color501-1500 Gram Birth Weight

  14. Salem: VON Key Performance Measures in ColorAll NICU Admissions

  15. Core Processes: what are we trying to perfect? • Time to hypothermia tx for HIE • Compliance with patient safety regulations • MRSA colonization conversions/month • ROP exams per AAP guideline • Spanish interpreter use rate • % IV running in < 30 minutes in < 33 EGA babies • FCC score • # of PAC goals accomplished / year (11 goals) • Rate admit temp < 36.5, 500-1500 gm BW • Nutrition bundle success rate • Customer Satisfaction: how should we appear to our customers? • NDNQI joy in NICU question • NDNQI autonomy question • # of referrals • neonatal • maternal • Innovation and Learning: how will we enhance our ability to change and improve? • NDNQI Professional development score • Engagement Survey Results • RN Neonatal Certification # or % of staff • Years NICU experience / staff • Green / Financial: How will we help sustain our organization’s mission, our community and our planet? • KPI measures • # of referrals • neonatal • maternal • Pounds plastic recycled/year • # of NICU people supporting Her Place Balanced Scorecard • unit of analysis is microsystem = NICU

  16. NICU Dashboard • 5 minute Apgar < 7 • Days between late infections • Quarterly Reports on VON clinical outcomes • “Gimme 5” rate • NICU shift huddles • Video Resus and Communication/Teamwork participation • HIE/Hypothermia complications • Kangaroo Care episodes/patient day/month • Frequency our baby’s physician updated us • Time from NP culture to contact isolation for MRSA + babies • Hand Hygiene compliance • Patient safety knowledge regarding Universal Protocol (time outs) • Weaning from incubator audit • ROP exam measures • # of IV starts • 5 individual feeding bundle practices • # NICU Nursing Vacancies • Rate of Turnover from dissatisfaction • Attendance rate at PAC meetings • # of PAC families • $$ provided to international NICU • Time/$$ provided to local community organization • White Boards complete (bedside) • Non English family white boards complete (bedside) • Measures that support the Value Compass and Balanced Scorecard

  17. Cascading Measures

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