Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality
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1 Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality Our Vision: We dramatically improve the health and increase the value of healthcare for the people of Wisconsin.
2 The WCHQ Mission Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality We publicly report and bring meaning to performance measurement information that improves the quality and affordability of healthcare in Wisconsin, in turn improving the health of individuals and communities. Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 2
3 WCHQ Member Organizations Wisconsin health systems, physician groups, hospitals and health plans Representing approximately 60% of Wisconsin primary care physicians Agnesian HealthCare Aspirus Aurora Health Care Bellin Health Columbia St. Mary s Dean Clinic / St. Mary s Hospital Fort HealthCare Froedtert Health Gundersen Lutheran Integrity Health Network Marshfield Clinic Mayo Clinic Health System in Eau Claire and La Crosse Medical College of Wisconsin Mercy Health System Meriter Health Services Ministry Saint Joseph s Hospital Monroe Clinic Prairie Clinic Prevea Health ProHealth Care QuadMed Richland Medical Center Sacred Heart Hospital Sauk Prairie Memorial Hospital & Clinics ThedaCare UW Health Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare Wildwood Family Clinic Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 3
4 WCHQ Core Competencies WCHQ publicly reports and brings meaning to healthcare performance information. Develop/Prioritize Performance Measures: We guide the selection of performance measures for assessing the quality and cost of ambulatory care in Wisconsin. Collect and Validate Measurement Data: We guide the collection, validation and analysis of both administrative and clinical data. Publicly Report Measurement Results: We publicly report comparative performance results for healthcare providers, purchasers and consumers. Share Best Practices: We share the best practices of healthcare organizations that demonstrate high quality, enabling all providers to adopt successful methods. Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 4
5 Infrastructure for Data Submission to WCHQ Alternative Data Submission Method: WCHQ members use detailed measure specifications to program measures internally and submit aggregate denominator and numerator data to WCHQ s web-based reporting tool. De-identified patient level data is additionally submitted for validation purposes. 10 of 21 publicly reporting members report via alternative data submission Repository Based Data Submission (RBS) (2009) WCHQ members submit global files of patient demographic, encounter, and clinical data. The RBS tool s centrally programmed measure specifications calculate performance results for reporting. Used for PQRS and Meaningful Use data submission. 11 of 21 publicly reporting members report via RBS. All new members must report via RBS (9 new members in 2013). Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 5
6 Repository Based Data Submission Data flow for WCHQ s Repository Based Data Submission (RBS): Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 6
7 Validation of WCHQ Data WCHQ validates the data submitted for measurement and reporting. Performance Measures Audit Committee Validation Oversight: WCHQ ensures the accuracy of its performance measures through the oversight of a multi-stakeholder audit committee with representation from WCHQ member organizations, health insurers, and purchasing partners. Data Policies: The audit committee guides the development and revision of WCHQ policies and procedures for data submission, validation, and reporting. WCHQ Data Validation Review member SQLs in data file Document primary care provider IDs Cross map member s internal codes to measure specification codes. Check patient level data Provide feedback to member and resolve issues before data reporting Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 7
8 Member Use of WCHQ Data UW Health is a large multi-specialty practice in the Madison, Wisconsin area. Over the past several years, improving colorectal cancer screening rates has been one of the focus areas for UW Health. UW Health Acknowledgements: Sally Kraft, MD - Medical Director of Quality, Safety, and Innovation Grace Flood, MD MPH Associate Medical Director of Quality, Safety, and Innovation Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 8
9 Our WCHQ Reporting Timeline WCHQ Participation Provider-Level Reports Transparent within Department; Delivered via Clinic-Level Reports Transparent throughout Enterprise; Delivered via EHR Provider-Level Reports Transparent throughout Enterprise; Delivered via EHR
10 Clinical Quality WCHQ Organization-Level Provider-Level Clinic-Level
11 WCHQ - Colorectal Cancer Screening Rates UW Health Primary Care Clinics Measurement Period - 01/01/2010 through 12/31/2010 Note: The size of the circle corresponds to the number of eligible patients at each clinic (the number of patients in the denominator for this measure).
12 UW Health 2010 WCHQ CRC Screening Rates by Provider by Clinic Size of Blue Bubble Relative to # of Patients in CRC Denominator for that Provider; Red Dot = Clinic Average (Providers with <100 pts in denominator excluded)
13 UW Health 2010 WCHQ CRC Screening Rates by Provider Size of Blue Bubble Relative to # of Patients in CRC Denominator for that Provider (Providers with <100 pts in denominator excluded)
14 Colorectal Cancer Screening Rate Improvement - UW Health 100% 90% 80% 74% 79% Screening Rate 70% 60% 50% 40% 61% 60% 61% 62% 64% 65% 67% 69% 68% 68% 70% 73% 30% 20% 10% 0% Year UW Rate WCHQ Population Rate Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 14
15 Performance & Progress Report Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 15
16 Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 16
17 Wisconsin Health Reports Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 17
18 Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 18
19 What s Next for WCHQ? Site-Level Reporting Development of reporting at the clinic/site level began in early Formed a workgroup of WCHQ stakeholders to determine site-level reporting criteria Physician and patient attribution, minimum number of providers at a site, minimum sample size, data submission mechanisms, data display, risk adjustment Public reporting at the site-level will begin in May 2013 for all ambulatory care measures. Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 19
20 Note: Fake Data Used for Illustration Purposes Only Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 20
21 Key Lessons Learned Leadership Shared Goals/Social Capital Political Will Commitment of Resources Reporting Drives Improvement Smith, et. al., Public reporting helped drive quality improvement in outpatient diabetes care among Wisconsin physician groups, Health Affairs, March 2012, vol. 31, no. 3 Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 21
22 Dynamic Federalism: Balancing National & Local Quality Ecosystems CMS Partnership for Patients WCHQ WISHIN Leapfrog HHS Local WHA MU WHIO WMS PQRS National PHPR SVC 1M WIMAP 3
23 Contact WCHQ We welcome your interest in WCHQ! Mailing Address PO Box Middleton, WI General Inquiries or Physical Address 7974 UW Health Court Middleton, WI Staff Directory Visit the WCHQ website at Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality 23
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