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SAN FRANCISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL and TRAUMA CENTER ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2010 - 2011 1 Presentation Summary Community Wellness Program Nursing Progress Performance Improvement and Patient Safety UCSF-SFGH Partnership


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SAN FRANCISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL and TRAUMA CENTER

ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2010 - 2011

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Presentation Summary

 Community Wellness Program  Nursing Progress  Performance Improvement and

Patient Safety

 UCSF-SFGH Partnership  Health Information Technology  Environment of Care  SFGH Rebuild

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MISSION: To Provide Quality Healthcare and Trauma

Services with Compassion and Respect

PEOPLE

Clinical & Service Excellence

SYSTEMS

Operational Efficiency & Coordination

TECHNOLOGY

Health Information Technology

Align care, discovery & education to advance community wellness.

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PEOPLE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY

  • Service Excellence
  • A Fair and Just Culture
  • Clinical Quality
  • Enhancing Wellness
  • Professional and Academic Excellence
  • Efficient Management System
  • Integration and Coordination Across Services
  • Meaningful Use of Information Technology
  • Moving beyond implementation towards adoption of Health

Information Technology

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Our New Leaders

Shannon Thyne Chief of Staff Winona Mindolovich and John Applegarth Information System Leadership Thomas Holton Patient Safety Officer Todd May, M.D. Chief Medical Officer

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Listening to our patients…

http: / / vimeo.com/ 22641730

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COMMUNITY WELLNESS PROGRAM

Project of the San Francisco Department of Public Health at San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center

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About the Com m unity W ellness Program

Values:

Com m unity Engagem ent and Partnerships

Holistic approach

Education through Em pow erm ent

Culturally, linguistically, and financially accessible

Creative and innovative approaches

Engaged leadership

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BUILDING COMMUNITY TOGETHER

Healthy Food Environment Initiative Healing Moves-Active Living Initiative Tobacco Free Community Initiative Community Engagement Initiative

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Nursing Progress

 Magnet Journey  Shared

Governance

 Positive

Communication Training

 Professional

Development Speakers

 Professional RN

Certification

 Education

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Nursing Progress

 Low Vacancy Rate  Joint Commission

TBI and Stroke Certification

 Nursing Initiatives  Community

Partnerships

Dorothy Washington Fundraiser for RN

Scholarships

RN and New Graduate Training Program

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Performance Improvement & Patient Safety Program (PIPS)

 Joint Commission

Accreditation

 Quality Data

Improvement

 Increasing alignment

between hospital and clinical services through PIPS Committee

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Performance Improvement & Patient Safety Program (PIPS)

– Sepsis & Central-line Associated Blood Stream Infection prevention – Patient Experience Initiative – Leadership & QI Academy  Learning Center – Quality Data Center

– CMS Incentive Plan – Primary Care Coordination between COPC and

Hospital-based clinics

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Joint Com m ission

Traum atic Brain I njury Certificate of Distinction

In 2010-2011, SFGH was licensed and regulated by 33 agencies who conducted a total

  • f 41 surveys/site inspections.

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Joint Com m ission

Hospital Accreditation Survey

CDPH

PSLS Survey

CDPH

LTC/ Fire & Life Safety Licensing survey

DMH

MHRC Licensing Survey

DEA

Survey of Pharm acy DEA Registration as a NTP

CMS

ESRD Survey

DSS/ Com m unity Care Licensing

ARF Licensing Survey

CDPH

MERP Survey

ACSCOT

Level I Traum a Center Verification Survey

CDPH

Consolidated Accreditation Survey

CDPH/ CMS

EMTALA Com plaint Validation Survey

CDPH

LTC Licensing Survey

CDPH RHB

Survey of Avon Breast Center & Mam m ovan

Alcohol & Drug Program

Licensing Survey

  • f Opiate

Treatm ent Outpatient Program

Joint Com m ission

Long Term Care Accreditation Program Survey

US DHHS/ PHS/ FDA

MQSA Certification Survey Joint Com m ission Prim ary Stroke Center Program Survey

SF Mental Health Clients’ Rights Advocates Survey

Nurses I m proving Care for HealthSystem Elders Site Survey

DSS

ARF/ Fire & Safety Licensing Survey

CARF

Accreditation Survey

CMS

Life Safety Code of ESRD Survey

CDPH

Tissue Bank Licensing Survey

CDPH

Certified Nurse Assistant Program Record Review Survey

Vaccines for Children Program Quality Assurance Review / Survey

Joint Com m ission

Laboratory & Point of Care Testing Accreditation Program Survey

US DHHS/ Title X

Fam ily Planning Federal Audit

Joint m m ission

PPR alidation Survey

US DHHS/ Dept

  • f Mental

Health Services Adm inistration Center for Substance Abuse Treatm ent

DMH

MHRC/ Fire & Life Safety Licensing Survey

  • Dept. of

Correction/ Title 1 5

Jail Health Services Licensing Survey

CDPH/ CMS

Com plaint Validation Licensing Survey – Pharm acy Managem ent of Controlled substances

ACSCOT/ CCSF-DPH EMS

Level 1 Traum a Center Designation Verification Survey

CDPH/ Blue Cross

FSR & MMR of SFHP Clinics

Baby Friendly Hospital Site Visit Certification Survey

Am erican College of Surgeons Com m ission on Cancer Survey f SFGH Cancer Program

Joint Com m ission

PPR – Hospital, LTC, Lab

Centering Health Care I nstitute Site Approval/ Certification Survey

DEA

Survey of Opiate Treatm ent Outpatient Program

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Quality Data Required by The Joint Commission and CMS

 Heart Attack  Heart Failure  Pneumonia  Surgical Care  HCAHPS Patient Experience Survey

(CMS)

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Joint Commission/CMS Core Measures – SFGH PERFORMANCE

On 24 of 31 Core Measures, SFGH performs at or above national and state averages. improvement from the previous year: Example: Pneumonia

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Measure 2009 2010 Blood culture taken before antibiotics administered 78% 86% Antibiotic Given within 6 Hours 84% 90% Recommended antibiotic selection 82% 100%

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HCAHPS Patient Experience Survey (CMS)

 Publicly reported patient survey

scores identify an area for focused improvement:

Hospital Rating (Top Scores): SFGH 57% State Avg 67%

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Patient Experience Improvement

 Service Excellence Goals:

– Create a service excellence framework & train staff – Redesign ED & Hospital Flow – Implement ambulatory care patient experience survey in outpatient clinic areas. – Work in partnership with patients and families

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UCSF/SFGH Partnership

 Provides all of the physician services

at SFGH.

 Provides 1/ 3 of the resident and

medical school training for UCSF. –ACGME Resident Duty Hours Standards

 Manage clinical laboratories,

respiratory therapy, biomedical engineering, and library.

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UCSF/SFGH Partnership

 Manages large research effort at

SFGH

– Approximately 250 million dollars in grants – 270,000 ASF of research space, mostly in seismically challenged space by UC standards

 Plans underway by UCSF for new

research building at SFGH

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IS Accomplishments 2011

 PulseCheck (Emergency Dept

Information System) implementation

 MAK (Electronic Medication

Administration Record) rollout to 5A

 IS steering committee

reorganization

 Barcoded Medication Administration

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Preparing for Meaningful Use

 Infrastructure upgrades

– WiFi – Device replacements – Mobile device management (MDM)

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HIT objectives 2011-12

 Complete comprehensive five-year

development plan for electronic health records at SFGH by the end of 2011.

 Attest to Stage 1 of Meaningful Use for

Medicare fiscal year 2012.

 Complete roll-out of Computerized Physician

Order Entry to all Medical-Surgical units by end of 2012.

 Complete roll-out of MAK to all Medical-

Surgical Units and Psychiatry by end of 2012.

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Environment of Care (EOC)

The seven elements of the EOC Safety Program:

 Safety  Security  Hazardous Materials/ Waste  Medical Equipment  Utilities  Fire Safety  Emergency Management

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Rebuild Highlights

 Excavation  Generators and

water tank

 Concrete pour  Community mural  Local hiring  Community

  • utreach
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Approval Required

 Environment of Care Plan Report  Provision of Care Policy  Performance Improvement Policy

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To provide quality health care…

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