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Regions EM strategic plan Felix Ankel, MD Regions Hospital Saint Paul, MN ankel001@umn.edu

Goals Define Mission Overview of big picture SWOT Analysis Vision for the future Time line Resources Details (if time available)

Big picture

Recent Events 1999 2001 2002 2003

IOM Safety -- As safe in health care as in our homes Timeliness -- Less waiting for both patients and those who give care Effectiveness -- Matching care to science; avoiding overuse of ineffective care and under-use of effective care Efficiency -- Reducing waste Equity -- Closing racial and ethnic gaps in health status Patient Centeredness -- Honoring the individual, and respecting choice

First

Then

Vanderbilt University Medical Center Linking ACGME Core Competencies to the Outcomes of Care: A Matrix Solution John Bingham, MHA Doris Quinn, PhD Vanderbilt University Medical Center Nashville, TN

Healthcare Matrix: Care of Patient(s) with…. © 2004 Bingham, Quinn Vanderbilt University All rights reserved. Information Technology   III. PRACTICE-BASED LEARNING AND IMPROVEMENT (How must I improve) Improvement II. D SYSTEM-BASED PRACTICE (On whom do I depend and who depends on me) II. C PROFESSIONALISM (How must I act) II. B INTERPERSONAL AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS (What must I say) II. A MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE (What must I know) I. PATIENT CARE (Overall Assessment) Yes/No Assessment of Care PATIENT-CENTERED EQUITABLE EFFICIENT EFFECTIVE TIMELY SAFE IOM ACGME Healthcare Matrix: Care of Patient(s) with….

Hypothetical One resident’s learning A resident prepared for a case presentation on CVA and addressed the following cells. IOM ACGME SAFETY TIMELINESS EFFECTIVE- NESS EFFICIENCY EQUITA-BILITY PATIENT CENTERED-NESS PATIENT CARE   MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE & APPLICATION X PROFESSIONALISM INTERPERSONAL & COMMUNICATION SKILLS SYSTEMS- & TEAMS-BASED PRACTICE PRACTICE-BASED LEARNING & IMPROVEMENT (Process to Improve) No No No No No No

After a dialogue with a faculty and using the Matrix, she then addressed all of the following cells in her presentation. The presentation resulted in the improvements outlined below.   IOM ACGME SAFETY TIMELINESS EFFECTIVE-NESS EFFICIENCY EQUITA-BILITY PATIENT CENTERED-NESS PATIENT CARE   MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE X PROFESSIONALISM INTERPERSONAL & COMMUNICATION SKILLS SYSTEMS- & TEAMS-BASED PRACTICE PRACTICE-BASED LEARNING & IMPROVEMENT (Process to Improve) P and P changed patient arriving with CVA Changed STAT pages for IR Class on care of Patient w/CVA Procedure outlined for fastest prep for IR Communicates w/pt about risks/benefits of TPA vs IR.

Recent Events 1999 2001 2002 2003