Physician Enterprise Performance Solutions

Solutions to improve the development, implementation, performance, and network value of physician integration strategies.

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	Meaningful Use OneSource The Meaningful Use OneSource website is powered by Healthcare Information and Management Systems (HIMSS). This website is a source of documents, links, and tools to aid organizations for meaningful use certification preparation. A web browser is required along with Adobe Reader to view certain files as PDFs.
	Patient-Centered Care Improvement Guide The Patient-Centered Care Improvement Guide addresses the true meaning of patient-centered care, its implementation at an advanced level, and the day-to-day business of caring for patients and their families. This guide also discusses other organizations' experiences and their barriers. The guide was developed by Planetree, Inc. in association with the Picker Institute, Inc. The Solution is available as web pages and PDFs (requiring a web browser and Adobe Reader).
	PFCC Go Guide V2.0 - The Patient and Family Centered Care Methodology and Practice - The New Operating System for Health Care The PFCC Go Guide explains the PFCC method on how to transform the health care delivery by making patients and families partners in health care improvements. The Go Guide is a performance improvement tool that builds on process improvement to enable Care Givers, through the active involvement of patients and families, to redesign the delivery of care in a complex system. The tool is available as a PDF and requires Adobe Reader.
	Embedded Case Management in 2012: Putting a Face on Care Coordination Developed by the Healthcare Intelligence Network, this executive summary reviews responses from companies who embed case managers, and provides a high-level look at work locations, program components, and the greatest challenges and benefits of this case management strategy. The document is available as a PDF and requires Adobe Reader.
	Physician Perspectives About Health Care Reform and the Future of the Medical Profession In 2011, the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions surveyed a sample of U.S. primary care physicians and specialists regarding thoughts and attitudes towards health reform and how it may impact the future practice of medicine. The report includes an in depth executive summary, outlines the study objectives and methodology and details physician perspectives on health reform and the future of medicine. The report is available as a PDF and requires Adobe Reader.
	Tracking and Improving Screening for Colorectal Cancer Intervention According to the CDC and United States Cancer Statistics (USCS) data, colorectal cancer (CRC) is the "second leading cancer killer" in the United States among cancers affecting both men and women. Found and treated early, the survival rate is high, however many colorectal cancers are not found early due to low screening rates. CNA Health ACTION Partnership (CNA) developed this toolkit is to inform potential new users about the SATIS-PHI/CRC intervention and CNA's experiences implementing it.
	AHRQ's Practice Facilitation Manual, A How-To Guide on Developing and Running a Practice Facilitation Program The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality recently sponsored the development of this guide as an effective strategy for organizations interested in starting a practice facilitation program aimed at improving primary care. The practice facilitation programs described in this guide are designed to work with primary care practices on quality improvement activities, with an emphasis on primary care redesign and transformation. The guide focuses on how to establish and run an effective practice facilitation program.
	Toolkit for Implementing the Chronic Care Model in an Academic Environment This toolkit was developed based on the findings of the American Association of Medical Colleges, AHRQ, and Delmarva Foundation from four exemplary Academic Chronic Care Collaborative organizations from around the country. This toolkit will assist academic healthcare environments in implementing the Chronic Care Model approach by providing materials, concepts, strategies, tools and resources to teach residents and improve care for patients with chronic illness in an academic setting.
	Department of Veterans Affairs/Department of Defense (VA/DoD) Management of Dyslipidemia: Algorithms This guideline describes the critical decision points in the Management of Dyslipidemia (LIPIDS) and provides clear and complete evidence-based recommendations derived from the evidence-based clinical practices developed by the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense. These algorithms will assist clinicians in screening, treating, and providing follow up care to improve patient outcomes and management of patients with dyslipidemia.The toolkit is available as web pages and PDFs and requires a web browser and Adobe Reader to view them.
	Always Events Tool Box The Always Events® Tool Box contains specific tools and strategies designed for health care providers in implementing Always Events® initiatives and attaining patient- and family-centered care goals.These tools and strategies were developed by numerous healthcare professionals as they implemented Always Events® initiatives, designed to enhance the care provided to patients. The toolkit is available as web pages and PDFs and requires a web browser and Adobe Reader to view them.
	Toolkit for Modifying Evidence-Based Practices to Increase Cultural Competence This Toolkit provides a step-by-step methodology for mental health practitioners and agency administrators to identify and evaluate evidence-based practices (EBPs) for possible modification for cultural groups. Materials included in the toolkit can be used to enhance their effectiveness in a variety of settings. Lack of cultural competence can contribute to barriers to care and the elimination of these barriers can provide improved access to high quality care thereby increasing service utilization and improve outcomes. The toolkit is available as a PDF and requires Adobe Reader to view it.
	Primary Care Behavioral Health Screening Toolkit for the MassHealth Children’s Behavioral Health Initiative (CBHI) The Massachusetts Child Psychiatry Access Project (MCPAP) is a system of regional children's mental health consultation teams designed to help primary care providers (PCPs) meet the needs of children with psychiatric problems. This toolkit provides comprehensive information on using standardized behavioral health screening tools, guidance on how to manage the screening within the well-child visit, as well as how to respond to an identified risk of a behavioral health concern. The toolkit is available as a PDF and requires Adobe Reader to view it.