ADVANCED PAYMENT AND CARE MODEL (APCM) March 2016 Learning Session - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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ADVANCED PAYMENT AND CARE MODEL (APCM) March 2016 Learning Session Portland, OR Pre-Work 2 What did your team structure look like before APCM? 1. What changes have you made since joining the APCM program? 2. What roles are you looking to


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March 2016 Learning Session Portland, OR

ADVANCED PAYMENT AND CARE MODEL (APCM)

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Pre-Work

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What did your team structure look like before APCM?

2.

What changes have you made since joining the APCM program?

3.

What roles are you looking to expand?

  • What’s the timeline?
  • Any major successes and barriers?
  • Any new roles/functions related to SDoH, health and wellbeing interviews,

and/or empathic inquiry conversations?

4.

How are your growing understanding of population and subpopulation needs supporting the creation and expansion of roles at your health center?

  • Are you at a stage where you can identify a population of focus you would like to

tailor interventions for?

5.

What would be particularly helpful at the March FTF to enhance your team work?

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Primary Care Team

Cent

Core Team

Patient & family & Provider- MA Teamlet

  • Receptionist
  • Team RN/LPN
  • Health Coach
  • Panel Manager
  • RN Care Managers
  • CHWs
  • Pharmacists
  • Behavioral Health

Specialists

  • Administrative Staff

Patient & family & Provider- MA Teamlet Patient & family & Provider- MA Teamlet

Extended Care Team Community

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How far can/ought we go?

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And we know…

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taskwork AND teamwork matter.

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And we know

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Critical Consideration Practical Advice

Cooperation

  • Build collective efficacy through promoting early wins
  • Build trust through the discussion of past experiences relevant to team

goals

Conflict

  • Be proactive – set expectations for how to handle conflict
  • Be reactive – confront conflict when it occurs instead of ignoring it

Coordination

  • Self-correct via huddles and debriefs
  • Ensure team member roles are clear but not overly rigid

Communication

  • Share unique information among team members
  • Utilize closed-loop communication patterns

Coaching

  • Use coaches to diagnose and address teamwork problems
  • Distribute leadership responsibilities among multiple members of the

team

Cognition

  • Foster understanding of roles and how these roles fit together through

cross-training

  • Establish a clear shared understanding of team functioning through self-

correction

Composition*

  • Select for a strong team orientation
  • Compose teams based upon both the teamwork and taskwork demands

Context*

  • One size does not fit all – anticipate and plan for contextual teamwork

challenges

  • Set organizational policies, practices, and procedures that promote and

support teamwork

Culture*

  • Create a hybrid culture that leverages pro-team values and creates a safe

environment for voicing ideas and concerns

  • Create a team culture that embraces similarities and respects differences

Salas et al. Understanding and Improving Teamwork in Organizations: A Scientifically Based Practical Guide. Human Resource Management. 2014.

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Relational Coordination

Frequent Communication How frequently do people in each of these groups communicate with you about [focal work process]? Timely Communication How timely is their communication with you about [focal work process]? Accurate Communication How accurate is their communication with you about [focal work process]? Problem Solving Commmunication When there is a problem with [focal work process], do they blame others or work with you to solve the problem? Shared Goals Do people in these groups share your goals for [focal work process]? Shared Knowledge Do people in these groups know about the work you do with [focal work process]? Mutual Respect Do people in these groups respect the work you do with [focal work process]? 7

Jody Hoffer Gittell “Relational Coordination Research Collaborative” www.rcrc.brandeis.edu

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Building on our strengths

Foundational Elements:

Leader

Facilitator?

Decision making

Agenda setting

Behaviors: Facilitative, domineering, passive, aggressive, etc. Evaluation Process:

10 min self/team assessment

Report out

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Miniclinics

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 Questions/issues with taskwork or

teamwork

 20 minute sessions where you can tap

into the brilliance in the room

 Total of 9 slots tomorrow  Sign up during break with a quick

description of what you’re struggling with/ thinking through that your peers might be able to help with