Improving transparency and comparability and the development of clinical coding in private healthcare



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Improving transparency and comparability and the development of clinical coding in private healthcare Matt James, Chief Executive, PHIN www.chks.co.uk

Improving transparency and comparability and the development of clinical coding in private healthcare Matt James, Chief Executive Private Healthcare Information Network

In 2014, the Competition & Markets Authority ordered private hospitals and consultants to produce better information for patients A lack of independent, publicly available performance and fee information Adverse effects on competition Legally enforceable remedies covering: Publication of performance measures Publication of fees [Not yet in force] Establishment of the Information Organisation Applies to all private hospitals, including NHS Better information to be published by 30 April 2017 30

In simple terms Private healthcare must produce and publish information to the same standards as the NHS 31

PHIN is the approved independent information organisation for private healthcare Not for profit, established 2012 Founded and funded by hospitals Collects and manages data like the HSCIC, publishes like NHS Choices Process >1 million episodes each year Website lets patients compare hospitals based on performance measures Next step: consultants and prices Working in partnership with the HSCIC, CQC, CMA, GMC, RCSEng and others.

Private healthcare means care not paid for by the NHS In the CMA s terms, a private hospital is any hospital that offers privately funded care Most independent hospitals Many NHS Hospitals About 500 in total NHS funded care offered in independent hospitals is not in the CMA s scope Already captured in NHS data and reporting 33

Private Healthcare represents about 11% of elective care nationally Funded by the NHS Provided by NHS Hospitals 84.6% 9,340,000 Funded by the NHS in Independent Hospitals 4.4% 490,000 Privately funded healthcare 10.9% 1,210,000 admissions Privately funded Provided by NHS Hospitals 0.8% 90,000 Privately funded, in Independent Hospitals 10.1% 1,120,000 Laing & Buisson Healthcare Market Review, 27 th Edition: Segmentation of funding & supply, UK elective surgical admissions 2014 34

The information remedies require actions from both hospitals and consultants Hospitals Consultants Produce and submit data (Articles 20.1, 21.2) Support publication of performance measures (Article 21.1) Check compliance from consultants on fees info (Articles 22.2, 22.7) Support publication of performance measures (Article 21.1) Publish fees information via PHIN (Article 22.1) Send fee letters to patients (Articles 22.3, 22.4) Direct patients to PHIN s website (22.3e 22.4e) Fund PHIN (Articles 21.4, 24.3) 35

Hospitals must produce data to NHS standards for private episodes For every patient record GMC Number for consultants NHS Number for all patients Diagnosis and co morbidity coding (ICD10) NHS Procedure Coding (OPCS4.7) Additional data items PROMs Data Adverse Events Data Patient consent to data use New consent forms needed to enable data sharing and linkage

PHIN s Minimum Data Set specification echoes the SUS CDS FIELD NAME IN FILE FULL FIELD DESCRIPTION / HYPERLINK FURTHER INFORMATION / COMMENTS PROVSPNO HOSPITAL PROVIDER SPELL NUMBER Alternatively Admission ID SITETRET SITE CODE (OF TREATMENT) ADMIAGE AGE ON ADMISSION ETHNOS ETHNIC CATEGORY SEX PERSON GENDER CODE CURRENT ADMIDATE ADMISSION DATE ADMIMETH ADMISSION METHOD CODE ADMINCAT ADMINISTRATIVE CATEGORY CODE ADMISORC SOURCE OF ADMISSION CODE CONSULT CONSULTANT CODE Must be valid GMC Number SURGEON_CODE MAIN OPERATING CARE PROFESSIONAL Required if theatre procedure performed ANAESTHETIST_CODE RESPONSIBLE ANAESTHETIST Required if theatre procedure performed COUNTRY COUNTRY ISO CODE ISO_3166 Alpha2 POSTCODE POSTCODE OF USUAL ADDRESS LEAVE BLANK POSTCODE_SECTOR POSTCODE_SECTOR e.g. W1G 2QP is reported as W1G 2. For overseas patients, see worksheet DIAG_01 PRIMARY DIAGNOSIS (ICD) DIAG_02 SECONDARY DIAGNOSIS (ICD) DIAG_03 SECONDARY DIAGNOSIS (ICD) DIAG_04 SECONDARY DIAGNOSIS (ICD) DIAG_05 SECONDARY DIAGNOSIS (ICD) DIAG_06 SECONDARY DIAGNOSIS (ICD) 37

The data collected will inform most of the 11 specified performance measures Driven from Minimum Data Set Activity Volume (number of admissions) Length of stay From MDS and also Needs linkage Readmission rates (28 days) Unplanned transfers Mortality rates Improvement in health (PROMs) From other data sources Infection rates, (SSIs and HCAIs) Patient feedback and/or satisfaction Clinical registries and audits Revision rates Adverse events

Why does private healthcare need data produced to NHS standards? Make private healthcare visible and comparable Enable direct comparison Count the same things in the same way using OPCS Enable case mix or risk adjustment Most methodologies rely on ICD10 coding: Charlson Comorbidity Index, etc A longer term view: interoperable patient records Your analysis is only as good as your data 39

What s the issue with asking for NHS data standards? Private healthcare typically: Uses local identifiers for consultants Has never recorded NHS numbers and can t obtain them easily Has never used diagnostic coding Mainly uses a procedure coding scheme specified by the insurers (CCSD) Please note: independently provided, NHS funded activity has used NHS information standards since around 2008: this is about private episodes. 40

Problem 1: cosmetic surgery has no national codes No NHS cosmetic surgery = no OPCS codes No insured cosmetic surgery = no CCSD codes Largest providers are specialists: no contact with NHS or insurers All use local codes New coding developed SNOMED CT >> OPCS4.8 41

Problem 2: a lack of clinical coders Apparent national shortage of clinical coders A lack of available technology offering an alternative to professional clinical coding = Right now private healthcare needs more clinical coders than it can find or train The solution may be shared services 42

Problem 3: no alignment of coding to payment may affect quality Insurers will continue to reimburse based on CCSD Insurers don t consider diagnosis codes Providers will dual code OPCS/ICD10 and CCSD OPCS and ICD10 will only be used for quality measurement How seriously would coding be taken in the NHS if it didn t determine payments? 43

Systems suppliers including Healthcode and Streets Heaver (Compucare) are offering some solutions for private coding challenges Healthcode Compucare 44

Problem 4: time is very tight 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Order laid 1 October In force 6 April Data required 1 September* Publication 30 April 2017 Remedy Review April Planning Implementati on Data gathering Fees Publication *Most measures will need a full year of CMA compliant data

Participating hospitals and consultants will have access to PHIN s secure Member Information Portal for data quality assurance Check your data Understand performance against benchmarks to enable improvement 46

The data will be analysed and used to produce our website 47

The challenge is to emerge with simplicity from complexity Professionals want to know that the analysis is complete, robust and fair Complete, whole practice data Adjusted for complexity With sample sizes and confidence levels understood Patients want information to be simple Simple, clear visualisation Summarised data Benchmarks Dummy data 48

The 11 specified performance measures will give patients and others an improved view of safety and effectiveness Measure Safe Effective Caring Responsive Well Led Activity Volume (number of admissions) Length of stay Patient feedback and/or satisfaction Improvement in health (PROMs) Infection rates, (SSIs and HCAIs) Readmission rates (28 days) Mortality rates Unplanned transfers Revision rates Clinical registries and audits Adverse events

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