program certification and clinician credentialing
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Program Certification and Clinician Credentialing. Palliative care program. Presented by: Dr. Tarek Mahdi Martha Uribe, LCSW Raul Moreno, RN Jackie Eskandr, RN Chaplain Kenneth Ross. Parkview Community Hospital. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Program Certification and
Clinician Credentialing
PALLIATIVE CARE PROGRAM
Presented by:Dr. Tarek Mahdi
Martha Uribe, LCSW
Raul Moreno, RN
Jackie Eskandr, RN
Chaplain Kenneth Ross
Parkview is a 193-bed acute care hospital located in Riverside, CA. We opened in 1957 with 50 beds.
We are the only non-profit community hospital in Riverside (since 1967).
Our mission is to be a community hospital focused on the needs of the local population, 50% of which are Latino.
Services include a very busy emergency room, maternal/child services, and general medical and surgical services (no cardiac or neurosurgery).
Parkview Community Hospital
Centers of Excellence Joint Replacement - Been given the Blue Shield Center of Distinction for
Quality. Offer the MAKOplasty robotic arm for hip replacement and partial knee replacement/ resurfacing
Maternity Care – Given “Baby Friendly” designation - one of only 119 in the entire nation--sponsored by W.H.O. in recognition of hospitals and birthing centers that offer an optimal level of care for breastfeeding.
Sweet Success, gestational diabetes care—diabetes education for pregnant
women.
Neonatal ICU (NICU)- Community Level/Level III. (provides care to seriously ill newborns, except those needing surgery). And Parkview is the only hospital in the area with NICView Webcam.
Centers of Excellence, cont.
Bariatric (weight loss) Surgery – ASMBS Center of Excellence, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Aetna, CIGNA Centers of Distinction. Resolves or improves many other diseases, ie, diabetes and hypertension.
Pulmonary Care – for treatment of COPD; we have a “Better Breathers” support group.
Palliative Care – Joint Commission Advanced Certification - 19th in the nation. Palliative care will be key to providing better care for patients with serious, chronic conditions.
The Palliative Care Program
JCAHO Certified on August 23, 2012 Team Members:
Martha Uribe, LCSW/Program Coordinator Chaplain Ken Ross Jackie Eskandr, RN Raul Moreno, RN Tarek Mahdi, MD
Road to Certification
Administration support Full time coordinator Team building Job descriptions Policy & Procedures Education Weekly meetings
2013 Data
Area Count
Total Patients 137
Average LOS 17
Average Time to Admission to PC Program 8
2013 Data
2013 Data
2013 Data
JCAHO Performance Improvement Areas Palliative Care Nursing Screening Patient Satisfaction Survey Pain Management POLST
Performance Improvement #1Palliative Care Nursing Screening
Goal: To insure all patients admitted to Parkview Community Hospital have a valid Palliative Care Nursing screening.
Barriers: Developing a simple screening tool Having it embedded in the nursing assessment electronically Low tool utilization
Performance Improvement #1Palliative Care Nursing Screening
Palliative Care Nursing Screening Tool
Two or more hospitalizations in the past year Prolonged lengths of stay >5 days Diagnosis of cancer Admissions from a nursing home Diagnosis of Dementia No needs identified
Performance Improvement #2Patient Satisfaction
Goal: To asses the effectiveness of the program. Barriers:
Developing a survey Having it completed within 30 days after discharge Sensitivity of the call
Performance Improvement #2Patient Satisfaction
Performance Improvement #2Patient Satisfaction Survey
Performance Improvement #3
Pain Management Goals: To ensure patients receive appropriate pain
management.
Performance Improvement #4POLST completion
Goals: To ensure patients with live discharges have a completed POLST.
Barriers: Lack of understanding from nursing and Physicians Hospital policy
Performance Improvement #4POLST completion
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