Transcript Health Promotion in Kansans with Disabilities
Health Promotion in Kansans with Disabilities
Kansas Medicaid’s CMS Transformation Grant Kansas Health Policy Authority in collaboration with the University of Kansas Medical Center & Ingenix Presented by Theresa I. Shireman, Ph.D.
University of Kansas Medical Center
Collaborative Effort
Kansas Health Policy Authority (KHPA) Becky Ross Sharon Johnson Debbie Huske University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC) James Backes, Pharm D Allen Greiner, MD Aimee James, PhD Ingenix Impact Pro Developer of solutions that are focused on improving health care through the use of information and technology www.ingenix.com
Statement of Project Need
Persons with disabilities Less likely to receive preventive health care services High rates of chronic comorbidities High rates of medication use Compliance problems Face variety of barriers to quality health care Case managers Support/coordinate vocational & social services New responsibility for medical services coordination Ultimate goal… improve beneficiary health!
Project Goals & Objectives
Increase use of age- and gender-appropriate preventive health care Increase receipt of chronic disease monitoring services Improve compliance with chronic medications
Project Description: Agencies
Case managers recruited from selected agencies: Community Developmental Disability Organizations (CDDOs) Independent Living Centers (ILCs) Serve primarily physically disabled Located throughout state of Kansas
Project Description: Impact Pro
Claims-based predictive modeling tool Lists all paid claims incurred in most recent 12 month experience period including hospitalizations, doctor visits, medications, and other services Uses ETG grouper logic to create condition specific episodes Identifies gaps in care and opportunities for care interventions Standard Impact Pro rules based upon clinical consensus Ability to fully customize rules to identify members Accessed via Web Case Managers access the Impact Pro Reporting System on-line
Project Description: Training
Live training sessions KUMC faculty Medical & pharmacy home Basic chronic disease management Basic chronic medication management Small group activities Ingenix Impact Pro™ Computer-assisted training
Project Description: Case Managers’ Support
Project website Training materials Useful links Monthly e-newsletters Developed by KUMC faculty & staff Range of topics: chronic diseases, physical health, dental care, medications Consultation with team MD & RPH Email based: triaged by project manager
Project Evaluation: Case Manager Assessments
Surveys Baseline & conclusion of intervention Focus groups Conclusion of intervention Identify barriers & facilitators of implementation & program success Team leaders & selected case managers
Project Evaluation
Changes in… receipt of preventive care receipt of chronic care monitoring medication adherence Pre- vs. post-intervention claims data Within participating agencies Across participating & non-participating agencies