Half-Day Workshop Practical Guide to Achieving the IHI Triple Aim
SH01 | This session will describe the theory of how to apply quality improvement (QI) skills in order to improve health outcomes, experience of care, and cost of care for a population segment (i.e., pursue the IHI Triple Aim). Attendees will be guided step-by-step through how they can use existing QI skills in service of population health improvement, identifying the steps where this differs from traditional QI work. Attendees will hear examples from the work of Community Solutions and East London NHS Foundation Trust, both of whom are using QI and the Triple Aim framework to improve outcomes, experience, and cost for whole populations.
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Sunday Half-Day Workshop A How-to Guide to Tele-Behavioral Health SH10 | The Indiana Rural Health Association (IRHA) works with communities impacted by behavioral health needs including substance use disorder, suicide, depression, and anxiety. The Crossroads Partnership for Telehealth (Crossroads) has implemented telehealth programs to increase access. This workshop will discuss the steps involved, including technology selection, workflow, and billing support. The team will share tools to measure program success and strategies for quality improvement.
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Sunday Half-Day Workshop EDs and Communities: Rethinking Behavioral Health Care
SH19 | Patients with a behavioral health emergency often confront overcrowded emergency departments that are ill-equipped to meet their needs. Taking the patient perspective, this Workshop will share the work of an 18-month IHI Learning Community that tested new ways to care for patients in the emergency department and to connect them more effectively with community resources. Participants will learn about successes, challenges, and ideas for how to make meaningful improvements in their own systems. |
Sunday Half-Day Workshop A City-Wide Network to Improve Child Health and Narrow Equity Gaps SH20 | Improving outcomes and narrowing equity gaps for children in poverty can be overwhelming. The multi-sector All Children Thrive Learning Network was created with parents and community-based partners to achieve city-wide child health improvement goals. This Workshop will provide attendees with its roadmap, highlighting strategies to produce a learning system, including design, measurement, coproduction, and quality improvement capability building. Using an interactive, case study approach, presentations will be made by parents, healthcare providers and community partners. |
Sunday Half-Day Workshop Practical Guide to Achieving the IHI Triple Aim
SH01 | This session will describe the theory of how to apply quality improvement (QI) skills in order to improve health outcomes, experience of care, and cost of care for a population segment (i.e., pursue the IHI Triple Aim). Presenters will walk attendees step-by-step through how you can use your existing QI skills in service of population health improvement, identifying the steps where this differs from traditional QI work.We will incorporate examples to illustrate the theory from the work of Community Solutions and East London NHS Foundation Trust, both of whom are using QI and the Triple Aim framework to improve outcomes, experience, and cost for whole populations. |
Monday Half-Day Workshop National Models for Addressing the Opioid Crisis at the Practice and Community Levels
MH03 | Many current responses to the opioid crisis focus on the immediate overdose and short-term survival, rather than addressing the need for long-term prevention and treatment strategies across a community. This interactive workshop will highlight the innovative work of four approaches in Wisconsin, Ohio, New York, and Indiana. Each team will demonstrate the importance engaging disparate partners in a multi-pronged, community-wide approach that includes work on community engagement and education, education and training for clinicians, peer recovery coaches, enhancing access to Medication Assisted Treatment, and more. |
Monday Full-Day Workshop Driving Complex Change Through QI Collaboratives
MF05 | As Improvement Science is being applied through a Collaborative model to achieve population-level outcomes, now in multiple sectors and across sectors, there are common adaptive challenges emerging across the work. This dynamic Workshop will use case studies from the fields of health care, homelessness, education and work across the non-profit sector to teach methods, tools and frameworks ranging from high-level theory of change frameworks to tools developed to cut through complexity and address adaptive challenges. Participants should plan to walk away with tools and frameworks that they can readily apply to their work, new connections to peers doing similar types of scaled improvement work, as well as ideas co-produced with other participants on how to address common and emerging challenges. |
Monday Full-Day Workshop Health System Journey to Population Health, Equity, & Wellbeing
MF06 | In this interactive Workshop, participants will assess where they are on the journey and gain knowledge, tools, and insights to support their efforts and accelerate their progress. This Workshop will explore key levers from working within patient populations to implementing a total health anchor institution strategy, with a focus on building equity and measuring well-being across these key levers. Existing frameworks, well-being measurement strategies, bright spots from the field, and sharing between participants will foster practical ideas for getting started. |
Monday Half-Day Workshop Impact of Behavioral Health Integration on Healthcare Utilization Patterns
MH11 | Swedish Medical Group is a not-for-profit healthcare system in the greater Seattle area. Primary Care Behavioral Health (BH) has been increasingly integrated into its primary care clinics starting in Q4 of 2014. This Workshop will go over a program evaluation that explores whether engagement with a BH provider in primary care reduces avoidable ED visits, and if there is a difference in shifting utilization based on the frequency of visits with BH. |
Monday Half-Day Workshop Integrated Approaches for Better Health Outcomes
MH12 | Facing the challenge of working across health and care to prevent poor health outcomes? Do you recognise that this needs to start in early childhood, through support for families and communities? This Workshop is the opportunity to learn from 3 strategic partners of IHI; Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Region Jönköping County, and the Scottish Government, who have matured their quality improvement work from acute healthcare delivery to a focused approach on integrating health and care efforts with the aim of impacting on health outcomes for the population. The partners will share their priorities and approaches, challenging the current norms of healthcare delivery and exploring frameworks and methods to support practice.
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