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Army Patient Centered Medical Home The Foundation of Health and Readiness Population Health Insert name of presenter Insert presenter email address 1 FEB 2013

Transformation Roadmap Team Care + Health Coaching Phase 1: Build the Team and Patient Centered Culture Phase 2: Manage Demand Phase 3: Advanced Practices Population Health Advanced Access Comprehensive Care Plan Team Roles and Responsibilities Patient Centered Workflow The Huddle TeamSTEPPS Service Standards and the Care Experience Building the Patient Partnership Empanelment + Access Management Secure Messaging Care Coordination

Medical Management Component Relationships Source: Tricare 2009 Medical Management Guide Version 3.0

MHS Population Health Model Population Identification & Assessment. Demand Forecasting Demand Management Capacity Management Evidenced-Based Care & Prevention. Program Evaluation & Feedback Source: Tricare 2009 Medical Management Guide Version 3.0

Summary of Population Health Responsibilities MTF PCMH

The Role of the MTF The MTF Command team is responsible for overall Population Health activity. Here, the MTF acts as the Accountable Care Organization (ACO) Determines the health status of its beneficiary population Prioritizes Population Health activities based on Army Medicine 2020 Strategy and local factors Quantifies gaps and sets goals Develops plans for tackling the prioritized gaps and assigns responsibility within the MTF (ACO) Source: Tricare 2009 Medical Management Guide Version 3.0

The Role of the PCMH The PCMH implements the MTF Population Health strategy through activities such as: Provision of comprehensive care at every visit Development of Comprehensive Care Plans for identified patient cohorts Health Coaching for identified patient cohorts Care Coordination activities Use of Case Management for identified patient cohorts Adherence to Huddle checklist to guide care activity Use of Secure Messaging (virtual encounters) and other mechanisms to proactively communicate with patients in the Lifespace Source: Tricare 2009 Medical Management Guide Version 3.0

First Steps Identify roles and responsibilities across the MTF and in the PCMH teams Identify population health status Focus on: Top preventive health needs Chronic condition management needs; match to resources High risk, high volume patients Use the Huddle to turn data into action at the patient interface Begin proactive outreach Analyze performance and make appropriate process changes

Next Steps NEXT: Build shared agendas with patient and family Set collaborative goals and develop personalized action plans Use Evidence Based Practice Interventions Partner with community outreach programs

Resources CPGs, HEDIS, Medical Management https://www.QMO.amedd.army.mil

Population Health Databases Military Healthcare System Population Health Portal -CarePoint 3G https://carepoint.afms.mil/carepoint/ CarePoint Healthcare Applications Suite (CHAS) http://www.carepointcommunity.com/community/index.html Army Command Management System (CMS) https://cms.mods.army.mil;