MINNESOTA INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (IBH) PROJECT JUDY BERGH, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
MINNESOTA INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (IBH) PROJECT JUDY BERGH, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
MINNESOTA INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (IBH) PROJECT JUDY BERGH, MINNESOTA FLEX PROGRAM COORDINATOR FLEX FOCUS AREA: POPULATION HEALTH Understand Community Health Needs of Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) Determine community health
FLEX FOCUS AREA: POPULATION HEALTH
Understand Community Health Needs of Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) Determine community health issues and trends Enhance the health of rural communities through community and population health improvement
Assist CAHs to develop strategies for engaging with community partners and targeting specific health needs
STEP ONE: ASSESSMENT COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENTS (CHNA)
Analyzed 59 CHNAs from MN CAHs Behavioral health one of two most frequently cited needs
16 said it was the top priority Identified need for community partnerships Described goals to integrate behavioral health and outreach
OTHER ASSESSMENTS
Local Public Health (LPH) Department Findings Aggregated LPH findings identified access to behavioral services was the top identified need statewide Office of Rural Health and Primary Care (ORHPC) Community Forums Need for access to behavioral health services was identified as a significant need at multiple regional community listening sessions held throughout the state Identification of Rural Mental Health Shortage Areas
STEP TWO: IDENTIFY A CONTRACTOR/PARTNER WHO CAN--
Monitor CHNAs Establish an advisory council Identify CAHs to participate in behavioral health cohorts Conduct customized onsite and remote technical assistance to CAHs Identify measures and collect data Evaluate and share the results
PARTNERS
Minnesota Flex Program Office of Rural Health and Primary Care Rural Health Innovations (RHI) National Rural Health Resource Center
STEP THREE: IMPLEMENT THE PROJECT
Understand the need Assess CAH readiness Plan to collaborate Build community collaboration Evaluate
NEED
CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL COHORTS
- Cohort 1: 2015-16
Five participating CAH
- Cohort 2: 2016-17
Four participating CAH
- Cohort 3: 2017-18
Four participating CAH
- Special Project—Wilderness Accountable
Care Organization (ACO) 2017-19
CAH READINESS
Essential Organizational Components
- Leadership
- Strategic Planning
- Patients, Partners and
Communities
- Measurement, Feedback and
Knowledge Management
- Workforce and Culture
- Operations and Processes
- Impacts and Outcomes
CAH READINESS (CONT.)
Essential Operational Components
- Addresses behavioral health needs in
transitions of care
- Screens all patients for depression and
substance abuse
- Provides support to all patient care staff
- n managing their own behavioral health
- Maintains an updated resource directory
- Invests time and energy building
relationships with behavioral health resources in their community
- Have credentialed behavioral health
providers on staff
COLLABORATION
GOALS AND TARGET POPULATION
Goals
- Increase understanding of how to
access outpatient services
- Enhance Coordination of Care
- Decrease Emergency Department
and Inpatient Admissions Target Population
- People who present in ED in
behavioral health crisis (refine by age and diagnosis)
CURRENT PROJECTS
RHI Support Activity
Cohort face to face meetings Individual site visits Regular phone calls with cohorts for peer sharing and support Regular phone calls with individual hospitals for 1:1 support Help with identifying outcome measures
Individual CAH Project Examples
Roving Therapist Resource Guide Universal Release of Information Form
WILDERNESS HEALTH ACO
Six CAHs in NE Minnesota ACO of nine hospitals Requested opportunity to be cohort focusing on stigma and how to make each CAH community a Mental Health Friendly Community
EVALUATION
FUTURE
Development and sharing of Toolkit
- f Best Practices for sharing with
- ther CAHs and their communities
Presentation of information in multiple venues Sustainable integration of behavioral health
MINNESOTA INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROJECT
For more information on Flex management of the IBH project Minnesota Flex Program Judy Bergh judith.bergh@state.mn.us For more information on IBH: Rural Health Innovations (RHI) Kami Norland and Alyssa Meller knorland@ruralcenter.org ameller@ruralcenter.org