From guidelines to seamless care Minna Kaila, MD, PhD Chief Physician, Department of General Practice Pirkanmaa Hospital District
Dec 19, 2015
From guidelines to seamless care
Minna Kaila, MD, PhDChief Physician, Department of General
PracticePirkanmaa Hospital District
Guideline?
Clinical practice guideline
”Systematically developed statement, based on scientific evidence, on the diagnosis and treatment of a disease”
To help decision making (physician, other health care professionals, patients)
To improve quality in Health care
Motivation for guidelines
Study 1995: 719 guidelines & regional treatment programs in 5 years– length, structure and quality varied – duplicate work
Registry data on practice variation– elective procedures, e.g. cataracts, cesareans– medication, e.g. asthma, hypertension
National strategy promoting EBHC Specialists interested in better guidelines
Varonen & Mäkelä. Practice guidelines in Finland: availability and quality.Qual Health Care 1997;6:75-9
Health policy or clinical decisions
Primary laboratory research
Other primary
research
Primary clinical
research
Epidemio- logic data
Economic evaluations
Systematic review
Clinical guidelineHealth technology
assessment
Study StudyStudyStudy
Systematic organisation of information
Values Resources
Evidence
Practical applications: Care pathways, training
programmes
Evidence Based HealthCare
Käypä hoito - Current CareGuideline Programme
Medical Society Duodecim Specialist societies Funding: Ministry of Social Welfare&Health To
– collect and update scientific knowledge of essential health problems
– make the information available in health care – evaluate the effects
Topics: common chronic conditions, new methods dgn/Rx, variation documented
Publication – in Finnish
Lääkärin CD-rom (EBMG) – most of PHC
– innovative electronic publication since 1989
Internet – http://www.kaypahoito.fi(free access)– http://www.terveysportti.fi(portal) – all hospital districts,
most health centres
Medical Journal Duodecim – almost all MDs– full guideline, summaries, update summaries
Patient version in Hyvä Terveys – health magazine with widest circulation
Updates in electronic format only (~3 years)
J.Briggs Inst.for Evid.Based Nursing&Midwifery, AUS National Institute of Clinical Studies NICS, AUSAustrian Ass.for Quality in Healthcare, ABelgian Center for Evidence based Medicine, BFlemish College of General Practitioners, BProgram in Evidence-based Care, Cancer Care Ontario, CDNDanish Guidelines Secretariat, DKFinnish Medical Society Duodecim, FINFinnish Office for HTA FINOHTA, FINFrench Nat.Agency for Accred., Eval in Healthcare ANAES, FFrench National Federation of Cancer Research Centres, FGerman Association of Scientific Medical Societies AWMF, DBerlin Chamber of Physicians, DGerman Agency for Quality in Medicine ÄZQ, DRoyal College of Surgeons in Ireland RCSI, IRL Iceland Directorate of Health, ISLItalian Evidence-Based Medicine Group GIMBE, IRegional Health Agency Emilia-Romagna, IMalaysian Ministry of Health, MAL New Zealand Accident Compensation Corporation, NZNew Zealand Guidelines Group, NZ Norwegian Directorate for Health and Social Affairs, NOPolish Institute for EbM, PLPolish Soc.for Quality Promotion in Healthcare, PLPortuguese Institute for Quality in Healthcare, PORSlovene Guidelines Group, SLOBasque HTA Office OSTEBA, EJosep Laporte Library Foundation, Barcelona, ESwedish Board of Health and Welfare (Socialstyrelsen), S Clinical Epidemiology Center Lausanne , CHSwiss Medical Association FMH, CHDutch Association of Comprehensive Cancer Centres, NL Dutch College of General Practitioners, NLDutch Institute for Healthcare Improvement CBO, NLNational Institute for Clinical Excellence NICE, UKCentre for Reviews & Dissemination York, UKScottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network, UKSowerby Centre for Health Informatics at Newcastle, UKAgency for Health Research & Quality AHRQ, USA National Kidney Foundation, USAAGREE Collaboration, INTWorld Health Organisation Geneva WHO, INT
Membership
April 2003
www.g-i-n.net
Definitions
Diffusion - just published for everybody to use
Dissemination – in addition, actively distributed to end users
Implementation – change management, CPD, localization of guidelines
Localizing, adopting, adapting
Why > Systematic review or study
What > (National) guideline How > (National) guideline Localised guideline Where > Localised guideline By whom > Localised guideline When > Treatment plan/appointm.
Care pathway
Health centerHospitalSocial work
Private
Helathy n=?At risk n=?Acutely ill n=?Chronically ill n=?
Clinical Value Compass
Functional levelClinical pictureSatisfactionCosts
Seamless care
Social Insurance Institution
Patient or information
PH
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Rad
Lab
Ped
Seamless Care
Existing Clinical Practice Guidelines Problems / need detected at the grass roots level
Toimittaja AsiakasProcessSyöte Palvelu /
tuote
( Input) ( Output )
Localize Clinicians (opinion leader) Users (health care professionals) Based on the available evidence (national
guidelines) Agree on process of care Measures! Audit criteria! Concise, electronic, linked to essential
knowledge
In practice?
Kuhmoinen
Jämsä
Lavia
Keuruu
Multia
Punkalaidun
MänttäVilppula
KangasalaSahalahti
ViialaValkeakoskiVesilahti
Lempäälä
PirkkalaNokia
ÄetsäVammala
MouhijärviKiikoinen
Suodenniemi
Ikaalinen
Viljakkala
Hämeenkyrö
Parkano
Kihniö
YlöjärviTampere
PälkäneLuopioinen
Kuhmalahti
OrivesiLängelmäki
Juupajoki
Ruovesi
Virrat
Kuru
Toijala
UrjalaKylmäkoski
Jämsänkoski
Asthma
Building shared vision
Telling
Selling
Testing
Req
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cap
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dir
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Degree of active involvement
Consulting
Co-creating
Senge P, Kleiner A, Roberts C, Ross R, Smith B. The fifth discipline fieldbook. Nicholas Brealey Publishing, London 1996.
Electronic decision aids
Based on the diagnosis that the physician makes /codes
Electronic Patient Record
If ATC = ’J01C’then show reminder ’Allergic to penicillin!’
...direct links to the appropriate part of the practice guideline
...pop up cautions, alerts etc. are being formulatedMD Ilkka Kunnamo &al, Evidence Based Medicine Guidelines, Duodecim
Department of General Practice
NHS joint working party report 2004:
’...joint approaches at the local level...setting up joint clinical directorates that span primary and secondary care’
’..routine joint review of clinical incidents...progress with initiatives such as ...the use of national guidelines and agreed local evidence-based formularies’
Guidelines to seamless care
An existing gl A problem in coordination of care (betweeen PHC
and secondary care) Involve relevant clinicians, form a working group Document current practice Agree on coordination, document Electronic publication CPD, education, learning Regular update
Sanity and management guidelines.
JO Warner. PAI 2001
sane - carefully assimilates all evidence and then acts on the basis of that evidence
insane - ignores all the evidence and says and does what is in his / her head
unsane - an attempt to at least consider the evidence, but then only to accept the evidence that is concordant with what is in the individual’s head. ----