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Jim Roxburgh, RN, MPA
Director, Dignity Health Telemedicine Network
1 Objectives Provide an overview of the DHTN Provide a brief - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Jim Roxburgh, RN, MPA Director, Dignity Health Telemedicine Network 1 Objectives Provide an overview of the DHTN Provide a brief description the DHTN workflows 2 Take Home Points All patients deserve high quality and timely care
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Jim Roxburgh, RN, MPA
Director, Dignity Health Telemedicine Network
DHTN
DHTN workflows
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care regardless of location
proficient and experienced specialty physicians regardless of location
and proficient specialty physicians drives quality and outcomes
and proficient specialty physicians reduces liability and risk
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The Mercy Telehealth Network Founded (2008) Recognized as the Dignity Health Telemedicine Network (2014) 78 End Points (Robots) 52 Specialists 11 different services 39 Partner Sites > 11,743 consults FY Ending June 2015
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Disease
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CLINIC/LTC
Surgery
TRANSITIONAL
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8 PARTNER SITE ACTIVATES INTERNAL ALERT Dignity Health Transfer Center @
1(888)637-2941 Psychiatrist Intensivist Neurologist Nephrologist Neonatologist Pediatrician Geriatrician
RAPID RESPONSE & ASSESSMENT DOCUMENTATION REPORTING IMAGES QUALITY REVIEW
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https://clinicalapps.intouchcustomer.com/login
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Telestroke Medical Director
Partner Site Case Reviews
Stroke Timeline
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Dignity Health Telemedicine Network Telestroke
Measurements 2015 Dignity Health Telestroke Sites 21 Non Dignity Health Telestroke Sites 7 TOTAL Telestroke Sites 28 TOTAL Volume 4,319 Teleneurologist Response Time (Average) (n = 4,319) 2min % Door to Needle Time < 60 Min (n=170 measured) 63% % Door to Telestroke Activation < 5 Min (n=353 measured) 46% % Recommended to tPA Given < 10 Min (n = 162 measured) 51%
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Denise Pimintel, RN,MN,MS,CCRN and Jim Roxburgh, RN, MPA at the Catholic Health Association Meeting Annual Meeting June 8, 2015
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Transfers (One Year Comparison)
2013 Transfers Out from Woodland Memorial Hospital*
– ED Transfers 142 – ICU Transfers 28
*Source: AMAP & Teletracker; transitioned from AMAP to Teletracker software
2014 Transfers Out from Woodland Memorial Hospital**
–ED Transfers 87 –ICU Transfers 25
**Source: Teletracker
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TeleICU Case Study (One Year Comparison)
CY 2013 CY 2014 # of ICU Beds 6 6 Severe Sepsis & Shock Mortality 45% 19.4% Ventilator Day ALOS 2.8 1.4 ICU Contribution Margin Increase NA $868,255 Decrease Readmission Rate (seen in TeleClinic) 19% 5% (6 mo)
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ALL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PATIENTS Delay…
ED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADMISSION
Provide the following to the Telepsychiatrist Patient Name Clinical Presentation/Hx Vital Signs/Labs (as appropriate and/or needed) Chief Complaint and/or requested needs of facility (legal eval/meds/etc…) Current Medications and Allergies Behaviors or language observed Collateral information obtained and documented from family or guardian If patient has a 5150 or 1799 be prepared to read it to Tele psychiatrist Be prepared to inform the Telepsychiatrist who will be giving and receiving report
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TELEMENTAL HEALTH CHECKLIST
Prior to Consultation- Robot is placed at the foot of the bed or where most appropriate Telepsychiatrist Beams in for consultation TelePsychiatrist will make recommendations in Clinical Apps, and they will be faxed to ED or sent to the EMR (for Cerner Sites
TelePsychiatrist recommendations will be used by ED Physician to manage disposition Social Work or RN to Coordinate DC DC Home or other facility DC to Psychiatric Facility Crisis Observation and Re-Evaluate
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TELEMENTAL HEALTH CHECKLIST
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Telemental Health FY 2015
Geriatric House Call Telemedicine
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HOME
Recruitment
telehealth kit is delivered to the home
– Tech support is provided if needed
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The Telehome Kit
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Bluetooth BP & Weight
Clinical Escalation
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