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Bringing Value to Your Members with Network Shared Staffing Models Workforce Pressures on Rural Networks 600 East Superior Street, Suite 404 I Duluth, MN 55802 I Ph. 800.997.6685 or 218.727.9390 I www.ruralcenter.org

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Page 1: Bringing Value to Your Members with Network Shared  Staffing Models Workforce Pressures on Rural Networks

Bringing Value to Your Members with Network Shared

Staffing ModelsWorkforce Pressures on Rural Networks

600 East Superior Street, Suite 404 I Duluth, MN 55802 I Ph. 800.997.6685 or 218.727.9390 I www.ruralcenter.org

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PurposeThe National Rural Health Resource Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to sustaining and improving health care in rural communities. As the nation’s leading technical assistance and knowledge center in rural health, The Center focuses on five core areas:

• Performance Improvement • Health Information Technology • Recruitment & Retention • Community Health Assessments • Networking

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Rural Health Care Trends

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HIT Workforce ShortagesSource (year published)

Year or Goal Increase Needed

Bureau of LaborStatistics (2008)2018

2018 35,000

HIMSS Analytics(2008)

Stage 4 40,000

ONC (currentprojection)

2015 50,000

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Recruitment Strategies• Shared recruitment – 3RNet• Loan repayment programs for health

professionals• HIT training and education stipends and

certification through ONC• Rural clinical training or practicum sites

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Networking Strategies• Shared staffing• Shared access to technical expertise• Discounts through shared volume• Education and training for multiple

sites

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Resources• Area Health Education Centers (AHEC)• Health Information and Management Syst

ems Society (HIMSS)• HRSA, Office of Rural Health Policy• National Cooperative of Rural Health Net

works (NCHN)• National Rural Health Association (NRHA)• Office of the National Coordinator (ONC)

HIT Workforce Programs

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Shared Staffing: RWHC and RWHC ITN

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• Founded 1979.

• Non-profit coop owned by 37 rural hospitals (who have net rev ≈ $3/4B; ≈ 2K hospital & LTC beds).

• ≈ $11M RWHC budget (≈ 70% member revenue/dues;30% non- member revenue).

• 8 PPS & 29 CAH; 23 freestanding; 14 system affiliated.

RWHC by the Numbers

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RWHC ITN CIO

HIS/Help Desk Manager

Helpdesk

App Support Lab

App Support Nursing

App Support Pharm

Systems Admin

IT Manager

WAN Manager

IT Support with UHH

PACS Administrator

Finance Director RWHC

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RWHC Shared Clinical Staffing Models

Shared Clinical Staffing Services

PT/OT/RT/Speech Clinicians Hospital

PT/OT/Speech Float PRN Rotating Hospitals

Audiology

Clinician

Hospital 1

Hospital 2

Clinician

Hospital 1

Hospital 2

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RWHC as a Match Maker for hire

RWHC

Short StaffedExcess FTE

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RWHC Office and Training Center

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The CVC Shared Staffing Model

David Simenson, MDAssociate Med. Dir. for HITGolden Valley Health Centers

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Central Valley Collaborative

7 member organizations

85 office locations Combined medical

staff of 180

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Over 80 Office Locations

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Located Throughout Central California

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Purpose

Local Extension Center (LEC), delivers regionally-based technical services

One of 10 LECs contracted with CalHIPSO Health Center-Controlled Network formed by

and serving community health centers

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Network Personnel

Project Manager: on loan from CVHN Network Administrator Head Trainer (50/50 with CVC and member org.) Trainers: 3 EHR Super User/Developer, (50/50) Programmer EPM analyst Administrative Assistant

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Recruiting Network Staff

Almost all staff were originally existing employees of one founding member organization

Others were recruited through Career Builder or similar job sites

We had to do a lot of training; we did not find NextGen experts

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Personnel of Member Organizations

Each network member has– Project Lead – Its own IS and/or EHR Depts, helpdesk

support, local network, hardware, training of new employees, local EPM/EHR support

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Services Provided

EPM/EHR implementation, training and support– Training of all staff for initial implementation

of EPM and EHR– Training for software upgrades– Ongoing provider training/optimizing use of

EHR– Host EPM/EHR for 4 of 7 member

organizations

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Sustainability

Monthly member dues based on the number of providers

HITECH funding, other grants as they are available

No FFS funding No scholarships

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Questions?

David Simenson, [email protected](209)769-8809

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Sally BuckAssociate Director

National Rural Health Resource Center

(218) 727-9390 ext. [email protected]

Dave JohnsonDirector of Member Relations and

Business DevelopmentRural Wisconsin Health

Cooperative(604) 644-3227

[email protected]

David Simenson, MDChief Medical Information Officer

Central Valley Collaborative (209) 769-8809

[email protected]