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AcademyHealth ARM 06.27.2017 Reducing Cost Looking Beyond the Waste In Healthcare Laura Silvoy Healthcare Systems Engineer, Senior Associate Array Advisors @LauraSilvoy /LauraSilvoy AcademyHealth ARM 06.27.2017 SHRINKING MARGINS


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Reducing Cost

Looking Beyond the Waste In Healthcare AcademyHealth ARM • 06.27.2017

Laura Silvoy

Healthcare Systems Engineer, Senior Associate Array Advisors @LauraSilvoy /LauraSilvoy

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SHRINKING MARGINS Getting paid less for the same service

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SHRINKING MARGINS Can’t reduce the quality of service

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SHRINKING MARGINS GOAL: Reduce cost and improve outcomes

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LEGISLATION IMPLICATIONS

Bill or no bill, we still need to move forward and continue our focus on improving health and health care for our patients and our communities while reducing costs. Now is the time to double down on our work.” ~IHI Leadership Alliance, NEJM Catalyst

Lower the cost of healthcare:

  • Quality care at the lowest cost [Patient

Experience]

  • Control insurance premium costs

[Reducing Costs, Care Team Well- Being]

  • Remove waste and reinvest savings

within the community [Population Health]

Patient Experience Population Health Care Team Well-Being Reducing Costs

Quadruple Aim

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Identify and eliminate waste

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VALUE STREAM FOCUS

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CASE STUDY

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Build more beds

CASE STUDY

Viccellio, MD, FACEP, Peter. (2017, May). Introduction to the Problem and Discussion of Full Capacity Protocol. Presentation at the Hospital Flow Seminar of ACEP, Boston, MA.
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CASE STUDY

Census

Elective Admissions Unscheduled Admissions

Viccellio, MD, FACEP, Peter. (2017, May). Introduction to the Problem and Discussion of Full Capacity Protocol. Presentation at the Hospital Flow Seminar of ACEP, Boston, MA.
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Elective Emergency

CASE STUDY

Viccellio, MD, FACEP, Peter. (2017, May). Introduction to the Problem and Discussion of Full Capacity Protocol. Presentation at the Hospital Flow Seminar of ACEP, Boston, MA.
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CASE STUDY

Reduce or Eliminate Boarding Level Load Elective Surgeries

Viccellio, MD, FACEP, Peter. (2017, May). Introduction to the Problem and Discussion of Full Capacity Protocol. Presentation at the Hospital Flow Seminar of ACEP, Boston, MA.
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CAPITAL PROJECT AS A CATALYST

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LEAN

Lean in healthcare design tries to identify the effective and efficient design solutions for value generation.”

~Zhang, Y., Evidence-Based Design in Healthcare - a Lean Perspective with an Emphasis on Value Generation.

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY FOCUS

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EVIDENCE-BASED DESIGN (EBD)

Design solutions for healthcare buildings to create environments that are therapeutic, supportive of family involvement, efficient for staff performance, and restorative for workers under stress.”

~D. Hamilton, The Four Levels of Evidence-Based Practice

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LINKING LEAN AND EBD

Lean: Value Generation EBD: Design Decision- Making

Lean: Maximize the value Lean: Consider customer needs Lean: Minimize the life-cycle cost EBD: Optimize the healing environment EBD: Guide the investment decision EBD: Focus on user- centered design

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FINAL THOUGHTS

Patient Experience Population Health Care Team Well-Being Reducing Costs

Quadruple Aim

Now more than ever, we need to do this work together.”

~IHI Leadership Alliance, NEJM Catalyst

Reducing Costs

  • Maximize value; optimize healing

environment [Patient Experience]

  • Effective & efficient design [Care Team

Well-Being, Patient Experience]

  • Remove waste and reinvest savings within

the community [Population Health]