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Legislative Health and Human Services Committee Meeting Laurie Lineweaver, PhD(c), RN, CCRNCSC Clinical Coordinator Clinical Coordinator Presbyterian Healthcare Services Presbyterian Healthcare Services (PHS) y ( ) Hospitals 8


  1. Legislative Health and Human Services Committee Meeting Laurie Lineweaver, PhD(c), RN, CCRN–CSC Clinical Coordinator Clinical Coordinator Presbyterian Healthcare Services

  2. Presbyterian Healthcare Services (PHS) y ( ) Hospitals • 8 hospitals in 7 communities • • Largest tertiary care facility; also community Largest tertiary care facility; also community and critical access hospitals Health Plan • More than 400,000 members throughout NM M th 400 000 b th h t NM – Most preferred Salud (Medicaid) carrier – Most preferred Medicare carrier – 2 nd most preferred Commercial carrier Medical Group • Multi-specialty group with over 700 providers over 700 providers Hospitals p Outpatient Facilities • Operates approximately 90 clinics in 44 facilities Presbyterian Administration Center Presbyterian Health Plan Membership Statewide Central New Mexico

  3. Nurse Staffing Ratios g • Complex issue • Appropriate staffing levels have not been established in practice or research • Appropriate levels should be determined in the specific • Appropriate levels should be determined in the specific practice setting/situation for best patient outcomes • Safe staffing is a dynamic decision-making process 3

  4. Ratios vs. Workload • Ratios are established assuming an average i • Workload measurements determine the amount of determine the amount of nursing work needed to meet individualized patient needs • Workloads should account for W kl d h ld f skills and experience of nursing staff 4

  5. Patient Characteristics • Age Scheduled procedures • • Ability Ability to meet healthcare • needs • Communication skills S Social support systems i l t t • • Cultural diversity Continuity of care • • Severity, acuity, intensity and stability of the medical and stability of the medical Complexity of care needs Complexity of care needs • • condition • Environmental factors 5

  6. Rust Medical Center • Universal Care Model – Mix of different levels of care Mix of different levels of care to increase bed access • Measurement of workload each shift to determine optimal staffing • Fine adjustments during shifts to • Fine adjustments during shifts to ensure that individual nurses are not overwhelmed • No predetermined ratios 6

  7. Improved Patient Outcomes p • Rust Medical Center opened in October 2011 • Since opening, these units have demonstrated outstanding patient outcomes: – No central line infections – One catheter associated urinary tract infection – Overall mortality rates in 95 th national percentile 95 th O ll t lit t i ti l til – 30-day readmission rates below 10% – Patient satisfaction consistently above 90% Patient satisfaction consistently above 90% 7

  8. Effects of Mandated Ratios • Hinders innovative approaches to staffing and care delivery. • Limits patient access to hospital beds if mandated ratios cannot be met • Burdens rural facilities, particularly critical access h hospitals. it l 8

  9. 9 Questions? Questions?

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