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Gary Morris Project Manager e-Health 90968041 g.morris@health.vic.gov.au. SCTT 2012 Information update for PCP staff. AGENDA Welcome- Paul Maher Manager Community Health and Partnerships Building blocks SCTT governance SCTT changes 2009 -2012
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Gary Morris Project Manager e-Health 90968041 g.morris@health.vic.gov.au SCTT 2012 Information update for PCP staff
AGENDA Welcome- Paul Maher Manager Community Health and Partnerships Building blocks SCTT governance SCTT changes 2009 -2012 Single Page Screener for health and social needs SCTT 2012 templates Victorian Service Coordination Practice Manual Implementation of SCTT 2012 SCTT – The future SCTT 2012
Project Participation 193 participants 5 State Govt Departments 19 Hospitals / Health Networks 13 Community Health Services 9 PCPs 12 Peak Bodies 21 NGOs 7 Local Governments 5 GPs 4 Consultants 3 Consumers 3 Universities
Feedback Electronic Feedback Web Page - Remove codes -To complex and dense -Spiritual / cultural issues need to be captured -To long and time consuming - We like it - A number related to practice issues Academics -Prof Malcolm Battersby Flinders University “ Less is more” - Prof Shane Thomas Monash University “ Fit for purpose”
Single Page Screener of Health and Social Needs- Service Provider Administered
Single Page Screener of Health and Social Needs -Consumer Administered
Single Page Screener of Health and Social Needs -Pilot • 31 Single and Multi site agencies • Com Health, Local Gov, District Health, District Nursing, Drug and Alcohol, Gambling ,Disability • 307 consumers • Chi squared test found no significant difference between consumer and practitioner responses • No significant difference in mode of delivery. In person v phone • No significant difference in results based on whether the consumer was new or existing • The tools was successful in screening for and identifying issues. 74% on consumers identified 2 or more health issues and 25% indicated five or more issues • Consumers found it easy to understand (95%) easy to use (93%) and reported that it prompted them to consider other health issues (94%) • Practitioners, ease of use, sequencing and layout were acceptable with agreement of > 80%
Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening (ASSIST)
Victorian Service Coordination Practice Manual • Bronwyn Hogan • Southern Mallee PCP • How was the manual developed. • Its content. • Implementation of the manual
Timelines • Availability of hard copy of user guide and VSCPM. This week • Publication of SCTT 2012 Code Sets. Currently online • Publication of SCTT 2012 technical specifications. Nov/ Dec 2012 • Proposed software vendor information session. Nov/ Dec 2012 • Availability of proposed on-line teaching module. Before July 2012 • SCTT embedded in software systems. July 2013
SCTT 2012 Training • Proposed on-line learning module • State wide standardised training. • Can be undertaken when SCTT is embedded in the agencies client management software. • Training can be repeated for clinicians who require it. • Is available for the orientation of new staff. • Want to participate ? • Interested in developing the content or reviewing the content. Contact Shelly Lavery on 90961322
Implementation Implications & support Business Processes & Service Models Change Management • Discussion • How, When, Why
Why use SCTT?- Selling the benefits • know what forms are required to make a referral, no matter what organisation they work in • record, in a consistent manner, information generated by service coordination processes (such as initial contact, initial needs identification, assessment and shared care/case planning) • be familiar with the data items and formatting, to make completing and reading the templates quicker and more efficient • consider information across a broad range of health and social domains in accordance with the social model of health • send quality referrals, exchange information efficiently and develop shared care/case plans • inform consumers about privacy of information and record consumer consent to share information • facilitate the coordination of care • deliver a consumer-centred approach • share information electronically
E-Referral – SCTT is growing • 2010-11 there were a total of • 173,864 e-referral sent. • There has been a 914%increase in • the number of e-referral sent in • 2010-11 compared with 2006-07. • In 2010-11 over 500 different • services sent e-referrals. • In 2010-11 over 500 different • services sent e-referrals. • All regions across the state have • increased their e-referral transactions. • Hospitals and health services were • responsible for 11,126 e-referrals for • the month of June 2011 which was • 68% of all e-referrals for that month.
The future of SCTT • GP Referral form(formally the VSRF) • IEMML –GP referral project. Adoption of the GP referral form as the referral template. NEHTA endorsed. • National template server – NEHTA • Currently reviewing the landscape. Discussions concerning the adoption of SCTT • NHSD • Within its architecture is the National Authentication Service for Health (NASH) authentication and the end point Location Service (ELS). • The NHSD in the future will provide the capacity to assemble, encrypt, sign and deliver for e-health messages according to national standards.