FY 12 Pillar Goal Update
Fall Leadership Assembly
September 11, 2012
C. Wright Pinson, MD, MBA
Deputy Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs
CEO of the Vanderbilt Health System
People Pillar We nurture a
FY12 Results caring, culturally
Year End Results sensitive, and
Successes professional
atmosphere as
we
continuously
invest
in the individual
and
collective
aspirations
of our people
People FY12 Year End Performance
FY2012 GOAL FY2012 Year FY2012 FY2012 FY2012
End Threshold Target Reach
Improve retention rate 71.2% 71% 72% 73%
VUMC hires at 18 12.2% 12.3% 12.1% 11.9%
months: 14.2% 13.7% 13.2%
Improve VUMC
employee turnover: 70% 75% 80%
Improve VUMC nurse 14.2%
turnover: 73%/51%
Employees responding
to and departments
acting on engagement
survey results:
10 South Renal Transplant and Dialysis
Service Pillar Collegiality is a
central
FY12 Results
characteristic
Year End Results of our culture
Successes
and
defines how we
serve our
patients,
those we teach,
and the local
and worldwide
community
Service FY12 Year End Performance
Goal YTD Baseline Threshold Target Reach
FY2012 58.7%
Access: % Of New Results (Jul 58% 60% 62%
Patients Seen within – Jun) 74.1% 60% 75% 90%
15 Days 75.1% 76.1% 77.1%
Provider 61 % 67.9% 68.9% 69.9%
Communication
Wizard Adoption 79%
% Excellent Overall 75%
Quality of Care
% Excellent 68.4% 66.9%
Teamwork
Overall Teamwork
FY2012 Pillar Goal Results
Overall Jan-Jun Jan-Jun % Point Change
Teamwork 2011 2012 from Baseline
Ambulatory Surgery % Excellent % Excellent Performance
VMG Clinic and 2012
Provider (Baseline) (Performance) + 1.8
OP Technical + 1.7
Threshold: 1% 73.7 75.5 - 1.9
Target: 2% 68.7 70.4
Reach: 3% 69.0 67.1
Baseline 65 % Children’s Inpatient 64.6 66.4 +1.8
Adult Inpatient 63.8 65.0 +1.2
Threshold: 3% Urgent Care 54.6 57.5 +2.9
Target: 4% Pediatric ED 57.1 59.2 +2.1
Reach: 5%
Adult ED 51.8 54.3 +2.5
Psychiatry Inpatient 47.7 45.9 - 1.8
Pediatric Speech & Language
Pathology & National Center
for Deafness – Dual Clinic
Occupational
Health Clinic
Quality Pillar We relentlessly
FY12 Results pursue and
measure
Year End Results ourselves
Successes against
the highest
quality
performance in
all
areas, from
patient
care to
scholarship
Quality FY12 Year End Performance
Goal YTD FY2012 Threshold Target Reach
Results
Reduce O/E Mortality (Jul-Jun) 0.73 0.71 0.69
Reduce Healthcare 0.73
Associated Infections 0.91 0.86 0.76
Reduce Adverse Events 0.75
Achieve Top Performance in 1.28 1.28 1.20 1.13
Clinical Programs (Jan – Jun)
Improve System Reliability 89% 88% 90% 95%
8 6-7 8-9 10-12
Refine & Verify Develop or Adopt Reduce Readmissions by
Reduce Readmissions in PN, 2 Predictive Models &
HF and AMI patients Baseline Target Improvement 10% for each clinical
condition
Efforts
Advance a Culture of Patient 3 Enlist & Prepare Initiate Two Projects per Increase Safety Climate
Safety, Improvement and Three Pioneer Program from Menu Survey Response Rate to
Reliability 65% in targeted programs
Programs
Sleep Apnea
Improvement
2012-13 U.S. News & World
Report “Best Hospitals” Rankings
Nationally Ranked in 11 Ranked # 1 in Tennessee
and #1 in Metro Nashville
Specialties: Area
Cancer
Cardiology & Heart Surgery
Diabetes & Endocrinology
Ear, Nose & Throat
Gastroenterology
Gynecology
Nephrology
Neurology & Neurosurgery
Orthopaedics
Pulmonology
Urology
Innovation Pillar We seek
FY12 Results excellence
and leadership
Year End Results
Successes as
we advance our
systems of care,
educational
practices and
our
commitment to
discovery
Innovation FY12 Year End Performance
Goal Threshold Target Reach
Expand Diagnostic • Stabilize and expand to 1- • Model clinical and • Identify priority areas and
Management Teams 2 areas financial impact and magnitude for patient care
(DMTs) identify leading indicators impact FY13-14
• Develop Phase 3 plan
• Identify targeted area in • Identify implications for
Oncology clinic encounter redesign
• Design Phase 3
implementation plan
Expand MyHealthTeam Document steady state Document steady state Adapt financial model to
@VU while value and cost at 21st value and cost at Edward incorporate community cost
documenting value and Avenue; expand to the rest Curd Lane; Operationalize structure; Operationalize
costs of Suite 4 and two Doctors enrollment throughout ECL enrollment in one additional
at ECL clinic site (100 oaks or Suite
III)
Expand PREDICT and Implement Begin to measure leading Complete a preliminary
characterize Vanderbilt pharmacogenomic-guided Quality Improvement assessment of financial and
Health System effects decision support congruent indicators related to 3 clinical safety improvement
with FDA labeling for 3 drugs using rigorous for PREDICT
widely used drugs measurement design
FY12 Innovation Pillar: Value Based Care $10,440
($870)
+8%
$9,671
($806)
+8% Threshold $8,979 ($748)
+4%
$8,955 +2%
($746)
Target $8,807 ($734)
$8,612
($718) Reach $8,634 ($720)
$8,634 Reach $8,496
($720) ($708)
FY 11
Year End
Results
FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Fiscal Year (FY) PEPY (PEPM) $8,955 ($746) $9,313 ($776) Threshold
FY12 VBC Pillar Goal Metrics Based on May 2010 4% increase Target
Memo – AON March Reach
Actual Fiscal Year Results $7,726 ($664) $8,156 ($680) 15 Forecast thru Feb TARGET
$8,496 ($708)
$8,612 ($718) $8,634 ($720) Actual
Actual Actual
MyHealthTeam@Vanderbilt
• CMS Health Care Innovation Grant
– Collaborative effort between IT, Department of
Medicine, Institutes of Medicine and Public
Health, our Affiliates and more
– Focuses on readmissions and treatment of
hypertension and other chronic diseases across
our Affiliates
– $18.8M Award from CMS will
support implementation and
evaluation of the program
Break Time!
Clinical Enterprise
FY 13 Pillar Goals
C. Wright Pinson, MD, MBA
Deputy Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs
CEO of the Vanderbilt Health System
People Pillar We nurture a
FY13 Goals caring, culturally
FY 13 Goals sensitive, and
Action Steps professional
atmosphere as we
continuously
invest
in the individual
and
collective
aspirations
of our people
FY13 People Pillar Goals: Overview
Theme Measure
Improve retention rate VUMC
New Hire Retention hires at 18 months
Overall Turnover Improve VUMC employee
turnover
Nurse Turnover Improve VUMC nurse turnover
Action Steps
• Remember the basics
– Rounding for outcomes
– Recognition
– Key words at key times
• One-on-one talks with your staff
– About work needs
– About opportunities
• Celebrate your successes!
Service Pillar Collegiality is a
FY13 Goals central
FY13 Goals characteristic
Action Steps of our culture and
defines how we
serve our patients,
those we teach,
and the local
and worldwide
community
FY13 Service Pillar Goals: Overview
Theme Measure
New Patients Improve the percentage of new patients
Appointments seen within 15 days
Patient Satisfaction • Improve % “Excellent” Overall Quality of
Cleanliness Care
Clinic Summary • Improve % “Excellent” Teamwork
Improve Patient Satisfaction response to
Cleanliness question in each survey
Improve the percent of providers who
complete a clinical summary on same day
as the patient visit
Action Steps
• Treat patients like you want your family treated
• Take steps to ensure your area is clean and safe for
patients
• Communicate with patients and their family
• Provide patients with a clinic summary of the visit
• Increase teamwork—get everyone involved
• Develop processes/procedure to make
it easy to do the “right thing”
Quality Pillar We relentlessly
FY13 Goals pursue and
measure
FY13 Goals
Action Steps ourselves against
the highest quality
performance in all
areas, from
patient
care to scholarship
FY 13 Quality Pillar Goals: Overview
Theme Measure
Mortality O/E mortality and mortality rate
Culture Pioneer Programs
Safety Climate Survey
Safety Healthcare Acquired Conditions
• Infections
Reliability • Falls
Consistent performance to expected standards
• Hand Hygiene
• Core Measures (AMI, HF, PN)
• Blood management
• Universal Protocol
• Readmissions
Action Steps
• Continuously review processes for improvement
and safe care
• Encourage better communications
• Be sure patients know what to expect after
discharge
• Wash your hands
• Get a flu vaccination
Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of
high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and
skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many
alternatives.” --William A. Foster [New York Times June 10,
1939]
Growth & We invest our
Finance Pillar resources in a
FY13 Goals manner that
FY13 Goals supports
Action Steps our long-term
obligation to
society;
to achieve local,
national and
worldwide impact
in
improving health
Action Steps
• Everything adds up—review supply
utilization
• Ensure that the processes in your
area are as efficient as possible
• Manage the use of temporary
staffing resources
• Ensure that patients are ready to
leave as early as possible on
discharge day
Innovation Pillar
FY13 Goals
FY13 Goals
Action Steps
FY13 Innovation Pillar Goals: Overview
Project Measure
Length of Stay O/E Index Improve the ratio of observed to expected length
Diagnostic Management Teams of stay (LOS) for hospital patients
(DMTs)
MyHealthTeam@Vanderbilt Expand DMTs to multiple areas
PREDICT
Vanderbilt Health Benefit Plan Expand and improve using resources from the CMS
Innovation Grant
Better Integration of Patient • Expand into different Drug-Gene Interactions
Data (Integrated Presence) • Prove value to payors for reimbursement
• Improve performance of the Health Benefit
Plan
• Collaborate with the Plan to reduce costs
• A tool make it easier for care providers to
quickly get critical patient information
• Will allow caregivers to look at the same
information regardless of the provider’s
location
Action Steps
• Learn more about the innovation
programs
• Share information with your staff
• If you are in an area that is directly
connected or involved in an
innovation project
– Participate
– Share information about the
innovation effort with staff and
encourage them to participate
It’s who we are…
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not
an act but a habit. – Aristotle
Good leaders make people feel that they're at the very heart of
things, not at the periphery. Everyone feels that he or she makes a
difference to the success of the organization. When that happens
people feel centered and that gives their work meaning. –
Warren Bennis, Organizational Behavior Leader
Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what
to do and they will surprise you with their
ingenuity. – George S. Patton, US Army General