CLINICAL NETWORK: Building HepCX and Identifying Champions, Year 1 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

FOUNDATIONS OF A CITYWIDE PEER-TO-PEER CLINICAL NETWORK: Building HepCX and Identifying Champions, Year 1

June 2nd | American Cancer Society

Agenda

1) Welcome & Updates Fabienne Laraque, MD, MPH Sarah Penrose, FNP-BC

2) How a Small Hospital is Overcoming the Hidden Challenges of EHR Alerts and RNA Reflex Testing Implementation Neil Pasco, MD Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center 3) Experiences Worth Sharing: Hearing from the Hep C Champions of New York City

• Prior Authorization
• Hospital Hep C Data

Please share your: * Name * Organization

Championing the Cure

How are we doing?

Champions promote: Hospital changes

• Reflex testing, improving alerts

Improve patient care

• Patient navigation, co-infection provider

training

Participate in hep C advocacy

• Attend trainings and support calls-to-action

Increase in citywide care capacity

• Through participation and collaboration

Eliminating hepatitis C

• Our ultimate goal

How are we doing?

2016 Hospital Survey

 Screening & Linkage to Care  Treatment Capacity  Process evaluation for HepCX

Who can help review and provide feedback on the 2016 survey?

 Reflect context of hospital practice  Feasible in capturing hospital-level data  Get a good response rate

What’s in a name?

NYC Hep C Dashboard

 Modeled after HIV dashboard  RNA confirmation, treatment, cure rates  Preview at Oct. HepCX meeting

Send us the names AND addresses

• f all clinics associated with your

hospital providing hep c testing and/or treatment

How can we get more providers trained?

Empire Liver Foundation & CME Trainings

 Weekly Tele-mentoring on hep C treatment

Mondays & Thursdays 5-6pm via WebEx  Prior Authorization Training June 7th NYU Langone 6:15-8:15pm Hep C Update & Tele-mentoring orientation June 24th, NYU 227 E 30th Street (Hep C Curriculum under development) ELF tele-mentoring has empowered our clinicians to feel confident in their ability to care for HCV patients. –Dr. Tyler Evans Community Healthcare Network

Agenda

1) Welcome & Updates Fabienne Laraque, MD, MPH Sarah Penrose, FNP-BC

2) How a Small Hospital is Overcoming the Hidden Challenges of EHR Alerts and RNA Reflex Testing Implementation Neil Pasco, MD Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center

3) Experiences Worth Sharing: Hearing from the Hep C Champions of New York City

• Prior Authorization
• Hospital Hep C Data

Agenda

1) Welcome & Updates Fabienne Laraque, MD, MPH Sarah Penrose, FNP-BC 2) How a Small Hospital is Overcoming the Hidden Challenges of EHR Alerts and RNA Reflex Testing Implementation Neil Pasco, MD Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center

3) Experiences Worth Sharing: Hearing from the Hep C Champions of New York City

• Prior Authorization
• Hospital Hep C Data

Experiences worth sharing

Prior Authorization

 How are we navigating prior

authorizations? What will be the impact of the recent Drug Utilization Review Board (DURB) announcement on Medicaid patients How are we working with pharmacies to reduce the time and work of prior authorizations? Are there any complaints around “patient steering?”

Experiences worth sharing

Hospital Hep C Data

 What challenges have you encountered

when requesting and analyzing hep C data? What role does sharing results of data analyses play in improving practice and advocacy? What other quality improvement models and practices are you using?

Final Thoughts?

 Please complete the launch feedback form  Instructions for CME are included in the folder  Complete the hospital survey this summer

Next Meeting

Date & Time: Thursday, October 6, 2016 (any conflicts) Location: (any suggestions) Request for presentations: (any volunteers)

Thank you.