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Primary Care/Behavioral Health Integration (3ai)

Standards of Care Summary Opportunity for PIC Input

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care - Workgroup

Workgroup Charge

“It is expected that standards of care be developed around treatment planning, medication management, care engagement, communication of results, joint decision making, communication and collaboration, warm transfers, and referral to outside providers.”

Workgroup Membership Dates Met

8 meetings between 3/31/16 and 6/3/16

Organizations Represented: Psychological Healthcare Hutchings Psychiatric Center Upstate

• St. Joes

Lewis County General Hospital NOCHSI Oneida HealthCare Crouse Counties Represented: Lewis Oswego Madison Oneida Onondaga

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard I – Integrated Delivery System

Workgroup Recommendations:

• Creation of formal, two-way lines of communication to support care across the

continuum, rapid engagement into integrated care, and coordination of services provided outside of an integrated site.

• Two-way communication should include the frequent use of the Regional Health

Information Organization (RHIO) (alerts, direct messaging, etc.) and CNYCC’s Population Health Management System (PHM).

• Development of policies and procedures to support site use of information

technologies in care delivery.

Noted overlap with ED Care Triage (2biii) and Care Transitions (2biv)

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard II – Team Based Care

Workgroup Recommendations:

• Development of patient Care Teams
• Regularly held Multidisciplinary Team Meetings that include Daily Huddles

and larger Team Meetings

• Use of Integrated Care Plans to coordinate care

Resource: Cambridge Health Alliance Toolkit

http://www.integration.samhsa.gov/workforce/team-members/Cambridge_health_alliance_team-based_care_toolkit.pdf

Noted overlap with PCMH recognition, DSRIP Care Management (2aiii), Cardiovascular Disease Management (3bi), and Palliative Care Integration (3gi)

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard III – Screening (Model 1)

Depression (DSRIP Project Requirement)

• Universal, short-form screening. If short-form is positive, long-form screening required.

Ages: 12 -18 USPSTF recommends opportunistic screenings

Recommended Screens

• PHQ 2/9/A
• Edinburg Postpartum Depression Scale
• Geriatric Depression Scale
• Columbia Suicide Rating Scales when

nececcary

18 & up Workgroup recommends screening patients annually at minimum, and more frequently based on patient life circumstances and clinical judgement.

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard III – Screening (Model 1)

Alcohol and Drug (DSRIP Project Requirement)

• Universal pre-screen at every encounter with 1 or 2 questions about use

included in initial patient information gathering.

• Positive responses to pre-screen trigger screening with evidence based tool.

11 & up

Tiered approach to screening:

• 1. Pre-screen questions asked at every encounter
• 2. Short form screening when triggered by pre-screen
• 3. Long form screening when triggered by short form

Recommended Screen

• CRAFFT (adolescents 11-21)
• AUDIT & AUDIT C (adults)
• DAST-10 (adults)

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard III – Screening (Model 1)

Anxiety (Workgroup Recommends)

• Pediatric Population – Used if triggered by broader behavioral assessment.
• Adult Population – Universal, short-form screening. If short-form is positive,

long-form screening required. All ages Workgroup recommends screening patients annually at minimum, and more frequently based on patient life circumstances and clinical judgement.

Recommended Screening

• SCARED (parent and youth)
• GAD 2/7

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard III – Screening (Model 1)

Eating Disorders (Workgroup Recommends)

Ages: 11-21 General patient population: Annual health supervision examinations and pre-participation sports physical examination Patients w/ high risk factors: At routine office visits

Recommended Screening

• ESP (short)
• EAT-26 (long)

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard III– Screening (Model 2)

Workgroup Recommendations:

• Cardiovascular Disease
• Diabetes
• Hypertension

Noted overlap with Cardiovascular Disease Management (3bi)

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard III– Screening (Model 2)

Screening Age Frequency Weight/Body Mass Index All ages Quarterly Blood Pressure All ages Quarterly Fasting Lipoprotein Profile All Ages Varied based on age and risk factors Blood Glucose 5 – 17 18 and up Quarterly

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard IV– Comprehensive Assessment

Workgroup Recommendations:

• Screening positive for any of the conditions identified in Standard III

(Model 1 or 2) results in the completion of an assessment to more fully understand patient needs.

• The assessment should be inclusive of identification of patient’s

eligibility or engagement in Health Homes or DSRIP Care Management services.

Noted overlap with DSRIP Care Management (2aiii)

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard V– Treatment

When needs can be met at the integrated site:

• Model 1 (BH-> PC): The primary care provider will drive care and

coordinate with onsite specialty services, including onsite behavioral health staff.

• Model 2 (PC-> BH): At an integrated behavioral health site, care will be

coordinated by the care team. When needs cannot be met onsite:

• The integrated site will coordinate care to ensure communication with
• utside care and to support patient engagement in services.
• Documentation of the outside care becomes part of the integrated patient

record onsite.

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard VI– Warm Transfer

• An ideal warm transfer is a same-day,

person-to-person introduction (See National Coalition for Behavioral Health’s video.)

• If the ideal is not available, the

workgroup suggests a stratification and prioritization based on need and a patient’s likelihood to engage.

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Warm Transfer Diagram – Workgroup Suggested

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Warm Transfer Diagram – Workgroup Suggested

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard VII – Documentation & Information Sharing

• Connection and regular use of the RHIO as an information source and as a

mechanism of communication to/from other providers (Standard I)

• Screening results documented in the EHR (Project Requirement).

Workgroup Recommends: Initial screening results are available to the provider to address in the visit.

• Warm Transfers documented in the EHR (Project Requirement).
• Medical and behavioral healthcare are documented in an integrated EHR (Project

Requirement).

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Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration (3ai) Standards of Care Standard VIII– Standards of Care Review

• Reviewed at minimum, annually
• More frequently as needed to maintain up-to-date standards

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Questions/Comments/Feedback

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