The Joint Commission Advanced DSC Certification for Inpatient Diabetes Care
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1 The Joint Commission Advanced DSC Certification for Inpatient Diabetes Care November 12, 2013 Caroline Isbey RN, MSN, CDE Associate Director Teresa Gomez Associate Project Director Specialist-SSM Carol Mooney Sr. Associate Director Standards Interpretation
2 Today s Topics Identifying how the process of certification improves quality of care and reviewing benefits of achieving certification Defining the three (3) core components for DSC certification Summarizing the Inpatient Diabetes Care specific requirements Answer questions DSC-IPD cert
3 the process of applying for disease-specific certification is one important way Bay Medical has moved forward with three important goals: creating high-quality clinical programs; improving its clinical reputation among prospective patients; and fostering teamwork among physicians, hospital employees, and management. DSC-IPD cert
4 Benefits of Inpatient Diabetes Certification Improves the quality of patient care by reducing variation in practice Supports hospital goal of avoiding never events through improved diabetes management Provides an objective assessment of clinical excellence Creates a loyal, cohesive multidisciplinary clinical team Promotes a culture of excellence across the organization Facilitates Marketing and contracting DSC-IPD cert
5 Certification Eligibility An inpatient diabetes management program for any patient with a medical history of diabetes (principle or co-morbid diagnosis): Formal program structure Standardized method of clinical care delivery based on clinical guidelines/ evidence-based practice Organized approach to performance measurement All inpatient units including pediatric, L & D and ED Exception: Independent, freestanding pediatric-specialty hospitals Outpatient programs DSC-IPD cert
6 Disease-Specific Care Certification DSC certifications since 2002 in organizations 50 states plus DC and PR Core DSC Program Can fit any disease or condition More than 100 different types of programs certified Specialty (Advanced) Certification programs Chronic Kidney Disease 2 programs COPD 6 programs Comprehensive Stroke Center 58 programs Heart Failure 48 programs Inpatient Diabetes 68 programs Palliative Care 48 programs Primary Stroke Center 1016 programs CMS National Decision Coverage VAD for DT 125 programs Lung Volume Reduction Surgery 6 programs DSC-IPD cert
7 Advanced Disease-Specific Care Inpatient Diabetes Certified Programs DSC-IPD cert
8 Disease Specific Care Certification Process ADA CPGs Quality & Safety of Care for Patients with Diabetes Outcomes PM & PI Process Structure DSC Standards IPD requirements DSC-IPD cert
9 Process: Clinical Practice Guidelines Care based on guidelines / evidence-based practice Review validates: Implementation of CPGs Rationale for selection / modification Monitoring & improving adherence American Diabetes Association Clinical Practice Recommendations for the inpatient setting need to be used Online resource: National Guidelines Clearinghouse at DSC-IPD cert
10 Structure: Disease-Specific Care Standards Program Management 7 standards Performance Improvement and Measurement 6 standards Delivering or Facilitating Clinical Care 6 standards Clinical Information Management 5 standards Supporting Self- Management 3 standards DSC-IPD cert
11 Inpatient Diabetes Certification Requirements Designated interdisciplinary team and team leader, updated to include specific disciplines to be included as members and ad hoc members of the team updated for 1/1/2014 Staff education in diabetes management, updated to include specific topics for staff education updated for 1/1/2014 Medical record (MR) identifies diabetes mellitus (existing or newly diagnosed) Plan coordinating insulin administration and meal delivery, updated to include blood glucose monitoring updated for 1/1/2014 DSC-IPD cert
12 Inpatient Diabetes Certification Requirements (cont.) Nutritional assessments for patients not consistently reaching glucose targets Written protocols for the management of patients on IV insulin infusions, updated to include identified blood glucose targets, plans for transitioning to other glucose lowering agents, updated for 1/1/2014 PI program has a process to evaluate episodes of hypoglycemia for root causes and trends updated 1/1/2014 DSC-IPD cert
13 Inpatient Diabetes Certification Requirements (cont.) Blood glucose monitoring protocols Hemoglobin A1C results available for patients with known diabetes, updated to state that women with Gestational Diabetes are not included updated for 1/1/2014 Blood glucose monitoring results available for all team members Individualized plan for hypo- and hyperglycemia treatment DSC-IPD cert
14 Inpatient Diabetes Certification Requirements (cont.) Patient comprehension of self-management documented in MR Patient education components include: Importance of and use of blood glucose meter Meal plan management Medication administration instructions (oral agents and injectable medications) Exercise S/S of hyper- and hypoglycemia Treatment of hyper- and hypoglycemia Sick Day Guidelines Emergency contact information Additional education / resources DSC-IPD cert
15 Inpatient Diabetes Certification Requirements Effective January 1, 2014 Policies for insulin pen use (new) (DSPR.1 EP.5.a) Staff education about insulin pen use (new) (DSDF.1 EP.5.b) Development and implementation of hypoglycemic protocol (new) (DSDF.2 EP.5.b) Reassessment of blood glucose level per hypoglycemic protocol (new) (DSDF.3 EP.2.b) Education for staff on symptomatic hypoglycemia including recognition and response (new) (DSDF.1 EP.5.a) DSC-IPD cert
16 Inpatient Diabetes Certification Requirements Effective January 1, 2014 Establish blood glucose range for patients receiving IV insulin infusion (new) (DSDF.2 EP.5.c) Plan for transitioning from IV insulin infusion to other glucose lowering agents (new) (DSDF.4 EP.1.a) Process to transition patient to medication regimen which will be followed at home (new) (DSDF4. EP.3.a) DSC-IPD cert
17 Inpatient Diabetes Certification Requirements Effective January 1, 2014 Policies for insulin pump therapy use (new) (DSSE.1 EP.1.a and DSSE.1 EP.1.b) When insulin pump therapy is used while in the hospital, specific documentation required (new) (DSCT.5 EP.3.a) Follow-up diabetes management appointment made prior to discharge (new) (DSDF.6 EP.1.a) DSC-IPD cert
18 Outcome: Performance Measurement Program Team selects/defines four (4) performance measures to positively impact the quality of patient care: Two clinical process or outcome (minimum) Others may be non-clinical Resource: Use for PI plans Data submission via CMIP on The Joint Commission Connect extranet secure web portal Four (4) months data for initial on-site review Monitor data monthly Share 12 months worth of trended data one year after achieving certification DSC-IPD cert
19 Examples of Performance Measures Documentation of A1C result on admission in Medical Record Rate of hypoglycemia Rate of hyperglycemia Documentation of Survival Skill Assessment Documentation of Diabetes teaching for identified needs Use of basal, meal dose, and correctional scale insulin Hypoglycemia policy followed correctly Critical care glycemic management Glucose management of pts with diabetes undergoing total joint arthroplasty Diabetes documented in Medical Record/correct type of diabetes documented in medical record Readmit within 30 days DSC-IPD cert
20 Challenges of Certification Consistent implementation of Clinical Practice Guidelines (most frequently scored DSC standard) Evaluating patient perception of care quality Performance Measurement: Data collection For IPD, implementing diabetes care program throughout the hospital DSC-IPD cert
21 Most frequently scored standards for Inpatient Diabetes Care Reviews Implementation of Clinical Practice Guidelines (DSDF.2) not following hospital hypoglycemia protocol recheck of BGL, amount of Carbohydrates given, treatment not documented Practitioners are qualified and competent (DSDF.1) Physician education on DM not documented Nurse practitioners and bedside nurses education on DM not documented Participant information is gathered from a variety of sources (DSCT.3) Patient and practitioner managing diabetes care after discharged not informed of A1C result Patient s DM comprehension (DSCT.5 EP. 2 & DSSE.3 EP.4) DSC-IPD cert
22 Preparation Tips 1. Obtain from Joint Commission Resources: a. Disease-Specific Care Certification Manual, 2013 (hard copy or e-dition) b. Contact information (877) or 2. Assess compliance with standards (Gap analysis) Identify opportunities for improvement and implement action plans 3. Review treatment protocols based on Clinical Practice Guidelines (Gap analysis) 4. Develop and implement Gap closure plans for standards and Clinical Practice Guidelines DSC-IPD cert
23 Preparation Tips (cont d) 5. Develop process for performance measure data collection - Identify opportunities for improvement in performance measurement process and implement action plans 6. Submit application 7. Maintain continuous compliance with Joint Commission requirements DSC-IPD cert
24 Timeline in Months Submit Application Part II app. returned to TJC by Org. receives notice of review date (for initial review of program) Part II app. sent to org by Review Scheduled Part II app. sent to reviewer by Onsite Review DSC-IPD cert
25 The On-Site Evaluation Activities: Program overview Patient tracers System tracer on data use Competency assessment and credentialing Closing conference Engaging practitioners and patients Educative DSC-IPD cert
26 Joint Commission Resources Website: Pre-publication standards that will be effective January 1, Quality Check: finding certified Organizations: (Used to search for the organization once identified) Obtain from Joint Commission Resources: Disease-Specific Care Certification Manual, 2013 (hard copy or e-dition) Contact information (877) or DSC-IPD cert
27 Advertise Your Achievement DSC-IPD cert
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30 Questions? Caroline Isbey RN, MSN, CDE Associate Director Disease-Specific Care Certification The Joint Commission DSC-IPD cert
31 The Joint Commission Disclaimer These slides are current as of 11/12/13. The Joint Commission reserves the right to change the content of the information, as appropriate. These slides are only meant to be cue points, which were expounded upon verbally by the original presenter and are not meant to be comprehensive statements of standards interpretation or represent all the content of the presentation. Thus, care should be exercised in interpreting Joint Commission requirements based solely on the content of these slides. These slides are copyrighted and may not be further used, shared or distributed without permission of the original presenter or The Joint Commission. DSC-IPD cert
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