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Mobile Integrated Healthcare Community Paramedicine EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES OHIOHEALTHEMS.COM Joint Vision Statement In its simplest definition, Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) is the provision of healthcare using patient-centered, mobile

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Mobile Integrated Healthcare

Community Paramedicine

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Joint Vision Statement

In its simplest definition, Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) is the provision of healthcare using patient-centered, mobile resources in the out-of-hospital environment. It may include, but is not limited to, services such as providing telephone advice to 9-1-1 callers instead of resource dispatch; providing community paramedicine (CP) care, chronic disease management, preventive care or post-discharge follow-up visits;

r transport or referral to a broad spectrum of appropriate care,

not limited to hospital emergency departments.

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Joint Vision Statement

Authors

– The National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians – National Association of EMS Physicians – National Association of EMS Educators – National Association of State EMS Officials – American College of Emergency Physicians – Other partnering organizations

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Purpose

Right Patient Right Time Right Place Right Provider Right Care Right Options Right Cost Right Outcomes

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Purpose

Provide Support and Referrals

– Recently Discharged – At Risk of ED Return or Hospital Readmission – Targeted Populations

Asthma/COPD, CHF, Diabetes, Substance Abuse, Etc.

– High System Utilizers

EMS, ED, Hospital, Social Services

– Underserved Populations

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Purpose

Provide Options

– Alternate Dispositions

Assess, Treat, Refer, and/or Release

– Alternate Transport Destinations

Physician Office, Clinic, Urgent Care, Etc.

– Refer for Continuing Care

Home Health, Primary Care or Specialties, Clinics, Etc.

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Background

Late 2012

– OhioHealth EMS Leads OhioHealth System Efforts

Exploring Mobile Integrated Healthcare
Identifying the role of Community Paramedics
Evaluating new and innovative care models

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Implementation

Successful Patient Pilot

– Columbus Division of Fire – Targeted Learning

Training and education with nurse specialists
CHF clinic practicum

– Expanded Role Paramedics

Functioned with and under the on-scene direction of the

Associate EMS Medical Director

Not an Expanded Scope

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Implementation

Successful Patient Pilot

– CHF Patients

Home-based visits

– Successes

Destination Diversion

– 1 patient from ED transport (i.e. potential hospital readmission) to CHF Clinic

Good catch

– 1 patient called 911 due to CP team education about possible weight gains

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Provider Education

OhioHealth EMS to host the first comprehensive community paramedic course in Central Ohio.

Classroom

– Approximately 120 Hours

Practicum

– Approximately 130 Hours

Course Information

– Registration and Prerequisite Information TBA

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Provider Education

Content Areas

– Advanced Medical Life Support – Behavioral Health – Case Management – Chronic Disease Management – Community and Public Health – Community and Health System Resources – Congestive Heart Failure and Coagulation Management

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Provider Education

Content Areas

– Continuum of Care – COPD and Pulmonary Disease – Cultural Competence – Diabetes and Endocrine Disease – Geriatric Emergency Medical Services (GEMS) – Healthcare Disparities – Healthcare Documentation

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Provider Education

Content Areas

– Healthy Lifestyles and Wellness – Home Healthcare – Hospice – Infusion Therapy

Port and Catheter Assessment

– Interdisciplinary Healthcare – Nutrition

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Provider Education

Content Areas

– Palliative Care and Pain Management – Patient Advocacy – Patient Collaboration – Patient Capacitance and Transformational Change – Patient Resource Management – Physical Examination – Primary Care

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Provider Education

Content Areas

– Readmission Reduction – Renal Disease and Dialysis – Short-Term Acute Care – Social Determinants of Health – Social Needs and Assessment – Substance Abuse and Addiction – Transitions-of-Care – Wound Management

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Patient Visit Profile

Introductions

– Patient, Family, Paramedic

Confirm and Discuss Reason for Visit

– Discuss Background and Supporting Information

Obtain Consents

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Patient Visit Profile

Identify Complaints
Identify Acute vs Chronic Conditions?
Identify Changes in Conditions?
Determine Urgency?
Immediate Life Threat?
Immediate Corrective Action(s) Needed?
Objective Reason for Transport to ED?

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Patient Visit Profile

Review Past and Current History

– Prior Findings – Primary and Secondary Diagnoses – Pertinent Negatives

Identify Prior Hospitalizations and Visits
Review Prior Plans of Care
Review and Verify Medications and Compliance

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Patient Visit Profile

Verify Understanding of Prior Care Instructions
Determine Self-Efficacy and Compliance

– Prior Successes and Opportunities

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Patient Visit Profile

Identify Primary Care Physician
Identify Other Physician Relationships
Identify Hospital Relationships and Preferred

Facility

Identify Other Relationships

– Home Health, Hospice, Public Health and Community Care, Outpatient Centers and Clinics, and Social Services

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Patient Visit Profile

Complete Clinical Assessments

– Initial and Focused

Complete Secondary Interviews and

Assessments

– Socio-cultural, Environmental, Nutritional, and General Needs

Formulate Field Impression

– Integrate pathophysiological principles and assessment findings

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Patient Visit Profile

Provide Patient Care

– Protocol, Verbal Orders, Written Orders

Review and Communicate Findings

– Physicians, APPs, Nurses, Case Managers, Social Worker, or others

Implement Plan of Care

– New, Changed, or Continued

Refer for Continuing Care

– Home Health, Primary Care or Specialties, Clinics, Etc.

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Patient Visit Profile

Complete Patient and Caregiver Education
Verify Understanding and Agreement to

Comply

Complete and Submit Documentation

Note: The unique circumstances of each patient episode will dictate the interaction, length of visit, etc.

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Thoughts and Questions?

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Mobile Integrated Healthcare

Community Paramedicine

Joint Vision Statement

Joint Vision Statement

– The National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians – National Association of EMS Physicians – National Association of EMS Educators – National Association of State EMS Officials – American College of Emergency Physicians – Other partnering organizations

Purpose

Purpose

– Recently Discharged – At Risk of ED Return or Hospital Readmission – Targeted Populations

– High System Utilizers

– Underserved Populations

Purpose

– Alternate Dispositions

– Alternate Transport Destinations

– Refer for Continuing Care

Background

– OhioHealth EMS Leads OhioHealth System Efforts

Implementation

– Columbus Division of Fire – Targeted Learning

– Expanded Role Paramedics

Implementation

– CHF Patients

– Successes

Provider Education

OhioHealth EMS to host the first comprehensive community paramedic course in Central Ohio.

– Approximately 120 Hours

– Approximately 130 Hours

– Registration and Prerequisite Information TBA

Provider Education

– Advanced Medical Life Support – Behavioral Health – Case Management – Chronic Disease Management – Community and Public Health – Community and Health System Resources – Congestive Heart Failure and Coagulation Management

Provider Education

– Continuum of Care – COPD and Pulmonary Disease – Cultural Competence – Diabetes and Endocrine Disease – Geriatric Emergency Medical Services (GEMS) – Healthcare Disparities – Healthcare Documentation

Provider Education

– Healthy Lifestyles and Wellness – Home Healthcare – Hospice – Infusion Therapy

– Interdisciplinary Healthcare – Nutrition

Provider Education

– Palliative Care and Pain Management – Patient Advocacy – Patient Collaboration – Patient Capacitance and Transformational Change – Patient Resource Management – Physical Examination – Primary Care

Provider Education

– Readmission Reduction – Renal Disease and Dialysis – Short-Term Acute Care – Social Determinants of Health – Social Needs and Assessment – Substance Abuse and Addiction – Transitions-of-Care – Wound Management

Patient Visit Profile

– Patient, Family, Paramedic

– Discuss Background and Supporting Information

Patient Visit Profile

Patient Visit Profile

– Prior Findings – Primary and Secondary Diagnoses – Pertinent Negatives

Patient Visit Profile

– Prior Successes and Opportunities

Patient Visit Profile

Facility

– Home Health, Hospice, Public Health and Community Care, Outpatient Centers and Clinics, and Social Services

Patient Visit Profile

– Initial and Focused

Assessments

– Socio-cultural, Environmental, Nutritional, and General Needs

– Integrate pathophysiological principles and assessment findings

Patient Visit Profile

– Protocol, Verbal Orders, Written Orders

– Physicians, APPs, Nurses, Case Managers, Social Worker, or others

– New, Changed, or Continued

– Home Health, Primary Care or Specialties, Clinics, Etc.

Patient Visit Profile

Comply

Note: The unique circumstances of each patient episode will dictate the interaction, length of visit, etc.

Thoughts and Questions?

Thank You!

Mobile Integrated Healthcare Resources

OhioHealthEMS.com/communityparamedicine

For Information, Contact

Mark A. Huckaby, NRP EMS Operations Coordinator mark.huckaby@ohiohealth.com