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1111MOUNTAIN-PACIFIC QUALITY HEALTH-ALASKA QIN-QIO 11SOW August 1, 2014 – July 31, 2019

MPQHF one of 14 QIN-QIOs in nation

Region H-MPQHF

BFCC QIO regions

IDIQ contract, aims/goals & task orders (Indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity) To improve the health status of communities Better healthcare for communities: Beneficiary-centered, reliable, accessible and safe care Better care at lower cost

Improving health status of communities Goal: To promote effective prevention & treatment of chronic disease: Task 1: To improve cardiac health and reduce cardiac healthcare disparities: (ABCS) Task 2: Reducing disparities in diabetes care: Everyone with diabetes counts (EDC)

Home Health Recruit HHAs that are in Program Resource System (PRS), have E.H.Rs (CEHRT) Recruit HHAs into HHQI National Campaign Recruit HHAs to sign up for Cardiovascular Data Registry QIN-QIO will provide technical assistance: health literacy & educational tools for clients,ABC-cardiac activities, Million Hearts,etc.

Improving health status of communities Task 3: Using immunization information systems to improve prevention & coordination. TORP -1/15 . Task 4: Improving prevention coordination through meaningful use of HIT & collaborating with regional extension centers (REC) Task 5: Behavioral Health/Primary Care Integration TORP – 1/15)

Improving Health Status of Communities Improving Prevention coordination through Meaningful Use (MU) of HIT Collaboration with Regional Extension Centers (REC) To increase EPs in hospitals to >INFLU/PNE-VACs Support HHS National Quality Strategy

Better healthcare for communities: safe care Beneficiary-centered, reliable, accessible Task 1: reducing healthcare associated infections in hospitals-MRSA/VRSA/CDI/SSI/CRE Task 2: reducing healthcare acquired conditions in nursing homes-6% composite score or lower on 13 HAC measure set-75% recruitment goal Task 3: coordination of care-reduce readmissions by 20% > community based coalitions (CBO).

Alaska HAI snap-shot

Strengthen Survey Process Standards and Enforcement The QIN-QIO shall support the adoption and utilization of the Division of Nursing Homes’ Quality Assurance Performance Improvement (QAPI) as a framework for nursing homes participating in any National Nursing Home Quality Care Collaborative (NNHQCC).

Better care at lower cost Goal: to make care more affordable Task: Value-based payment (VBP) to >by 15% nationwide, Quality reporting (IQR/OQR)in IPPS/CAH/PCH/ASC/IPFs Physician quality reporting system (PQRS) with >100% in reporting and 50% with significant improvement in outcomes

Better care at lower cost QIN-QIO special innovative projects (SIP) that advance the efforts for better care at lower cost Other technical projects and innovative SIPs through QI partnering with existing partners or stakeholders

MPQH-AK Staff 907-561-3202 Toll-free 877-561-3202 Sharon Scudder, MSW, Director Jerome List, DDS, MD Sue Anne Jenkerson, RN, MSN, FNP-BC Ann Lovejoy, MBA, M.Ed Amberly Hobbs, MBA Kyla Newland, PharmD Lori Chikoyak, BSN

MPQH-AK Staff 907-561-3202 Toll-free-877-561-3202 Cathy Colwell, MS DSME Leiza Johnson, RN, BSN Stephanie Horine, Admin Shanelle Van Dyke, BS Katie Evensen, BS Mark Gottlieb, P.hD M’liss Weisner, MS

Thank you. Email: [sharon.scudder@hcqis.org] Questions? Thank you. Email: [sharon.scudder@hcqis.org] This material was developed by Mountain-Pacific Quality Health, the Medicare quality improvement organization for Montana, Wyoming, Hawaii and Alaska, under contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Contents presented do not necessarily reflect CMS policy. 10SOW-MPQHF-AK-CR-13=1.