Exchanged Quality Data for Rehabilitation (EQUADR SM ) Patient Safety Organization & Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility Quality Reporting
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1 Exchanged Quality Data for Rehabilitation (EQUADR SM ) Patient Safety Organization & Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility Quality Reporting Suzanne Snyder, FACHE, PT, CPHM Administrative Director Carolinas Rehabilitation - Mercy
2 Objectives Explain (briefly) regulatory requirements for quality reporting Overview IRF Quality Measures currently collected Discuss IRF Measures that may be next Demonstrate value of data sharing between institutions to drive quality and safety improvement across the industry
3 About the presenter Suzanne Snyder Administrative Director Carolinas Rehabilitation Mercy Utilization, Compliance, Quality, PI, Accreditation AMRPA Board Member Quality Committee Co-Chair MedPAC CMS Technical Expert Panels National Quality Forum Measure Applications Partnership Representative CARF Surveyor
4 Carolinas HealthCare System Largest healthcare system in the Carolinas One of the largest public, multi-hospital systems in the nation 38 hospitals, 7 rehab hospitals/units, 11 nursing homes, and approximately 800 care locations 2,300 employed physicians and over 300 residents 60,000 employees
5 About Carolinas Rehabilitation 2 freestanding rehab hospitals, 3 rehabilitation units in the Charlotte area,13 OP Centers and 9 Physician Clinics Carolinas Operational Benchmark Rehab Network of all 38 hospitals, rehab hospitals, outpatient, SNFs and home health Inpatient Rehab Discharges per Year CARF accredited in 17 programs - SCI, BI, CVA, CIIRP, Pediatrics Teaching hospital and research center - 24 PM&R faculty, 13 PM&R Residents
6 Carolinas Rehabilitation Facilities Carolinas Rehabilitation-Main Carolinas Rehabilitation- Mount Holly Carolinas Rehabilitation-Mercy Levine Children s Hospital Pediatric Rehab Unit Stanly Regional Medical Center Rehab Unit 6
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8 A brief history Quality outcomes measurement, reporting, and benchmarking in rehabilitation has lagged behind the acute care hospital sector Historically, rehab only had acute care to benchmark against What is a good fall rate in rehab? Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities (IRH/Us) exempted from mandatory HAC reporting and payment penalties Traditional measures of quality in rehab: functional gains and discharge destination Higher acuity = greater risks
9 Impetus for Change Now: CMS Aug. 5, 2011 Final Rule published for IRF quality reporting program beginning FY 2013 (Oct. 1, 2012) Measures determined: CAUTI, Pressure Ulcers, with allcause 30-day Readmission measure in development Future: Accountable Care Act: By January 1, 2016, pilot testing for value-based purchasing programs for IRH/Us will begin
10 Pay For Reporting Quality in IRH/Us Section 3004 (b) of the Accountable Care Act: requires CMS to implement a quality reporting system for IRH/Us Publishing quality measures in FY 2013 (by October 1, 2012) Initiating data collection in FY 2014 (by October 1, 2013) Per MedPAC Will lead to Pay for Performance
11 Financial Impact of Quality Reporting If an IRH/U does not report the quality measures, it will be subject to a 2% reduction in its increase factor. That reduction may result in an update factor of below 0.0% for the year but such a reduction will not be taken into account in computing the payment for a subsequent fiscal year.
12 Operational Impact of Collecting Quality Measures Data collection takes resources Measures Pressure Ulcers that are New or Have Worsened: Process to collect data on admission and discharge Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections: reported through NHSN/CDC. Some IRFs already doing this per State mandates Readmissions no obvious resource use Concerns regarding access to care Monitoring capability
13 Future of IRF Quality Reporting CMS prefers to have, but is not required to have NQF endorsed measures NQF has an annual process to review CMS proposed quality metrics called the Measure Applications Partnership Guided by the National Quality Strategy Aims and Priorities NQF Measure Applications Partnership Provides multi-stakeholder input to HHS on the selection of performance measures for public reporting and payment reform programs LTC/PAC Focus Areas: Function, goal attainment, patient engagement, care coordination, safety and cost/access
14 Future of IRF Quality Reporting Future IRF Measures - NQF Needs Development Functional change, functional mobility change, functional self care change, readmissions Ready for Use Measures CLABSI, C. diff, staff immunization, patients assessed and given flu/pneumococcal vaccines Don t be surprised to see these in the FY2014 proposed rule Future IRF Measures CMS & NQF Readmissions (both RTI and NQF are working on this)
15 Resources Available to Improve Quality Performance Given IRH/Us will soon be paid on our performance relative to our peers. How does your facility compare? Quality Databases Patient Safety Organizations (PSOs)
16 Value of Collaboration Sharing of processes and outcomes Reduces individual facility trial and error Develops understanding of industry averages, as well as reasonable expectations for improvement Rapid dissemination of best practices across the industry Move from a culture of reporting to one of performance Reporting is a must Utilize the data that you have to report to gain value from other s performance and experience
17 What is a PSO? Created by the Patient Safety Act to encourage the expansion of voluntary, provider-driven initiatives to improve the quality and safety of healthcare; to promote rapid learning about the underlying causes of risks and harms in the delivery of healthcare; and to share those findings widely, thus speeding the pace of improvement The mission and primary activity of the PSO must be to conduct activities that are to improve patient safety and the quality of health care delivery Key concepts: PROTECTION and AGGREGATION Expected Results: Comparative Reports, New Knowledge, Collaborative Learning
18 What is EQUADR SM? Exchanged Quality Data for Rehabilitation Network of 24 inpatient rehabilitation facilities who report their quarterly quality outcomes data to a central database Data from all participating facilities is pooled, with the resulting averages, ranges, and high and lows reported back to the participants Quarterly conference calls are held after the aggregate data is released, in order to share best practices and discuss challenges
19 Current Measures 2013 Restraint Utilization Healthcare-acquired Conditions Unassisted Falls Injuries Acquired from Unassisted Falls Pressure Ulcers Thromboembolic Events (DVT/PE) Healthcare-acquired Infections MRSA C-diff CAUTI Discharges to Acute Care Early in Stay Late in Stay
20 Unassisted Falls Description: The number of unassisted falls, defined as an unplanned descent to the floor (or extension of the floor, e.g., trash can or other equipment) with or without injury to the patient that occurs during the patient s admission to the rehabilitation facility. All types of falls are to be included whether they result from physiological reasons (fainting) or environmental reasons (slippery floor). Do NOT include assisted falls A fall in which any staff member (whether a nursing service employee or not) was with the patient and attempted to minimize the impact of the fall by easing the patient s descent to the floor or in some manner attempting to break the patient s fall. Assisting the patient back into a bed or chair after a fall is not an assisted fall. A fall that is reported to have been assisted by a family member or visitor counts as a fall, but does not count as an assisted fall. Adapted from NQF-endorsed measure #0141: falls Numerator: The number of unassisted falls occurring among admitted adult inpatients during the reporting month. Denominator: Patient days Reported Metric: Unassisted Fall rate per 1,000 patient days.
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22 Questions?
23 Contact Suzanne Snyder, FACHE, PT,MBA, CPHM Administrative Director Carolinas Rehabilitation Mercy (704)
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