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An Overview Grantmakers In Health Fall Forum: Foundations & - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
An Overview Grantmakers In Health Fall Forum: Foundations & - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Community-Centered Health Home Model: An Overview Grantmakers In Health Fall Forum: Foundations & Health Reform Washington, DC November 6, 2014 Rea Paares, MHS Senior Advisor Overview Community Prevention & Health System
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Community Prevention & Health System
Transformation
The Community-Centered Health Home Model Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina
Foundation experience
Opportunities & Challenges Discussion
Overview
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“Simply put, in the absence of a radical shift towards prevention and public health, we will not be successful in containing medical costs or improving the health of the American people.”
- President Obama
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The T he Triple Aim riple Aim
Influencing Policy & Legislation Changing Organizational Practices Fostering Coalitions & Networks Educating Providers Promoting Community Education Strengthening Individual Knowledge & Skills
IHI Triple Aim image courtesy of Northern New England Accountable Care Collaborative: http://nneacc.com/
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Influencing Policy & Legislation Changing Organizational Practices Fostering Coalitions & Networks Educating Providers Promoting Community Education
The Spectrum of Prevention
Strengthening Individual Knowledge & Skills
Swift & Cohen. Injury Prevention (1999)
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“ I diagnosed ‘abdominal pain’ when the real problem was hunger; I confused social issues with medical problems in other patients, too. …I had neither the skills nor the resources for treating them, I ignored the social context of disease altogether.”
- Laura Gottlieb, MD
“Funding healthy society helps cure health care” August 23, 2010
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Community-Centered Health Homes
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Community Community-Oriented Oriented Primar Primary Car y Care
Photo Credit: Daniel Bernstein
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“The last time we looked in the book, the specific therapy for malnutrition was food.”
- Jack Geiger, MD
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Commu Community nity-Cen Cente tered ed Hea Health lth Home Home Patien tient-Cen Cente tered ed Med Medical ical Home Home Med Medical ical Ho Home me
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Transferable to:
Community Prevention
From Individuals to Communities
PATIENT INTAKE
DIAGNOSIS
TREATMENT
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INQ INQUIR UIRY
Collect data on social, economic & community conditions Aggregate prevalence data
AN ANAL ALYSIS SIS
Review health & safety trends Identify priorities & strategies with community partners
ACTION CTION
Coordinate activity with community partners Advocate for community health Mobilize patient populations Strengthen Partnerships Establish model
- rganizational
practices Ca Capac pacities ities Nee Needed ded f for
- r Im
Implem plementa entation tion
Partnerships Innovative Leadership Dedicated & Diverse Team Staff Training & Continuing Education
Community-Centered Health Home Model
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INQ INQUIR UIRY
Collect data on social, economic & community conditions Aggregate prevalence data
AN ANAL ALYSIS SIS
Review health & safety trends Identify priorities & strategies with community partners
ACTION CTION
Coordinate activity with community partners Advocate for community health Mobilize patient populations Strengthen Partnerships Establish model
- rganizational
practices Ca Capac pacities ities Nee Needed ded f for
- r Im
Implem plementa entation tion
Partnerships Innovative Leadership Dedicated & Diverse Team Staff Training & Continuing Education
Community-Centered Health Home Model
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INQ INQUIR UIRY
Collect data on social, economic & community conditions Aggregate prevalence data
AN ANAL ALYSIS SIS
Review health & safety trends Identify priorities & strategies with community partners
ACTION CTION
Coordinate activity with community partners Advocate for community health Mobilize patient populations Strengthen Partnerships Establish model
- rganizational
practices Ca Capac pacities ities Nee Needed ded f for
- r Im
Implem plementa entation tion
Partnerships Innovative Leadership Dedicated & Diverse Team Staff Training & Continuing Education
Community-Centered Health Home Model
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INQ INQUIR UIRY
Collect data on social, economic & community conditions Aggregate prevalence data
AN ANAL ALYSIS SIS
Review health & safety trends Identify priorities & strategies with community partners
ACTION CTION
Coordinate activity with community partners Advocate for community health Mobilize patient populations Strengthen Partnerships Establish model
- rganizational
practices Ca Capac pacities ities Nee Needed ded f for
- r Im
Implem plementa entation tion
Partnerships Innovative Leadership Dedicated & Diverse Team Staff Training & Continuing Education
Community-Centered Health Home Model
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INQ INQUIR UIRY
Collect data on social, economic & community conditions Aggregate prevalence data
AN ANAL ALYSIS SIS
Review health & safety trends Identify priorities & strategies with community partners
ACTION CTION
Coordinate activity with community partners Advocate for community health Mobilize patient populations Strengthen Partnerships Establish model
- rganizational
practices Ca Capac pacities ities Nee Needed ded f for
- r Im
Implem plementa entation tion
Partnerships Innovative Leadership Dedicated & Diverse Team Staff Training & Continuing Education
Community-Centered Health Home Model
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“ You can do more than bail out these medical disasters after they have
- ccurred… go upstream
from medical care to forge instruments of social change that will prevent such disasters from
- ccurring in the first
- place. ”
- Jack Geiger, MD
Photo Credit: Daniel Bernstein
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