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Behavioral Health Telemedicine/Telepsychiatry and Mobile Outreach Programs: A New Approach to Facilitate Virtual Collaborative Integrated Medical-Behavioral Care David R. Rosenberg, M.D., Alireza Amirsadri, M.D., Jackie Burns, BSW, Gabriella


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Children’s Hospital

  • f Michigan

Detroit Medical Center/ Wayne State University

David R. Rosenberg, M.D., Alireza Amirsadri, M.D., Jackie Burns, BSW, Gabriella Geiszt, M.D., Audrey Gilliat, LMSW, Luay Haddad, M.D., Ed Mischel, LLMSW, Tom Lam, LLMSW, Elektra Pavlicek, M.A., Al Pizzuti, R.N., Kelly Powell, LMSW, Jennifer Vinch, M.D., Stephen Warnick, M.D.

Behavioral Health Telemedicine/Telepsychiatry and Mobile Outreach Programs: A New Approach to Facilitate Virtual Collaborative Integrated Medical-Behavioral Care

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“The Detroit Medical Center's ED Psychiatry Programs and Crisis Centers Should Be Seen and Used As the Model For How These Programs Should Be Organized Across the Tenet System.”

  • David Hickman, Quality Manager,

Tenet Healthcare Corporation Headquarters Office, 11/13/14

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Inpatient Diversion Program results in 94% reduction in inpatient hospitalization, improved outcome, and $7.6 million in savings to MI State Medicaid in single year.

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Hybrid Mobile Crisis Assessment and Intervention Team Program for Children and Adolescents

Pre 2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% Lower level of care 18% 58% 80% Pre 2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

Mahajan, Thomas, Rosenberg, et al: Evaluation of a child-guidance model for visits for mental disorders to an inner city pediatric emergency department. Pediatric Emergency Care 23(4): 212-217. Lundahl, Amirsadri, Ledgerwood, et al: Characteristics and triage of children presenting in mental health crisis to emergency departments at Detroit regional hospitals. Pediatric Emergency

  • Care. In Press.

A mobile pediatric crisis team with access to an on-call psychiatrist equipped with telemedicine capacity was able to reduce the hospitalization rate from 82% to 20%.

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Adult and Pediatric Telepsychiatry and Mobile Crisis/Outreach Programs

Department of Psychiatry

(Polycom HDX 4500)

Children’s Hospital of Michigan Emergency Room All Wayne County Hospital Emergency Rooms Wayne State University Family Medicine and Internal Medicine Clinics Western Wayne & Wellness Plan Federally Qualified Health Centers Sterling Heights Police and Fire Departments Adult Foster Care and Group Homes Pediatric Primary Care Network Methadone Clinic Pediatric Asthma Clinic

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TELEPSYCHIATRY TECHNOLOGY

  • Mobile to Mobile = Tablets & Smart phones
  • Mobile to Desktop = Tablet & Polycom HDX
  • Desktop to Desktop = Polycom HDX
  • Use of Kiosk in primary care waiting room and
  • r designated pharmacies.
  • Smart phones = calls to doctors, access to cloud

base information etc.

  • Patient follow up via texts, email, phone calls

etc.

  • Ongoing training via apps, vignettes, forums

with supervision & checks & balances.

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Polycom Desktop

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I-Pad Usage

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Telepsych Demonstration Video