Geriatric Telehealth modalities are presented including Store & Forward Telehealth, Clinical Video (Real-Time) Telehealth, Home (Remote Monitoring) Telehealth and SCAN (Specialty Care Access Network) for inter-professional TeleWound Care across the healthcare continuum.
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TELEWOUND CARE REDUCES COSTS AND INCREASES ACCESS
1. TELEWOUND CARE
Kevin Broder, MD
Telemedicine & Wound Care Director, San Diego GWEP
Telehealth Director, Department of Surgery
Plastic Surgeon
VA Medical Center – San Diego, CA
November 10, 2018
5. HIGHLY RURAL, RURAL AND CENSUS DEFINED URBAN
AREAS
Map generated by VHA
Planning Systems Support
Group
6. ELDERLY TRANSPORT
• Costly Travel
• Special Assistance
Personnel
• Special Equipment
(Gurneys, Wheelchairs,
Vehicles)
• Long Clinic Wait Times
• Family Inconvenience
7. TELEMEDICINE
4 MODALITIES
• Store and Forward Telehealth
– Images/Data obtained by remote site and uploaded Imaging
Database for later review by provider
• Home Telehealth
– Home monitoring devices
• Clinical Video Telehealth (CVT)
– Real Time ‘Live’ Videoconferencing
• Specialty Care Access Network (SCAN)
– Consultation, Care Planning and Education with Tele-video
conferencing
8. • Establish Conditions of Participation and Service
Agreements
• Formation of Telehealth Team
• Identify Patients
• IT Collaboration/Equipment Allocation
• Informatics Collaboration
• Integration into Continuum of Care
• Ongoing Provider/Patient Support
STEPS FOR PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
http://www.telehealthresourcecenter.org/sites/main/files/file-attachments/complete-program-developer-kit-2014-web1.pdf
15. • Telehealth Coordinator - RN
• Telehealth Clinical Technician (TCT) – Health Tech/LPN
• IT Support
• Vendor Support
• Routine Education and Training
• Administrative Oversight
KEY COLLABORATION
ONGOING TELEHEALTH SUPPORT
16. CLINICAL VIDEO TELEHEALTH
CVT
Patient/PCP at Spoke
Provider at Hub
‘Consult/Post -op/Follow-up/Pre-op’
Patient/Provider at Hub
PCP/Family/Home RN at Spoke
‘D/C Planning’
22. CVT TO HOME
PROCESS
• Schedulers Create
Appointments in Custom
Web App
• Email Confirmation Sent
to Patient for Secure
Login
• HIPAA Compliant
Software
– Virtual waiting room
23. CVT TO HOME
PROCESS
• Patients Connect to
Enterprise Video Network
from Home
– Desktop
– Laptop
– Tablet
– Smartphone
• Connect to Hospital
Provider for Encounter
• Electronic Health Record
Documentation
25. CVT TO HOME
MEDICAL PROBLEMS ADDRESSED
• Wound Care
• Nutrition
• Smoking Cessation
• Pressure Relief
• Medication Reconciliation
• Compliance
• Disposition (Remain home vs Urgent Care vs ED)
27. SCAN
SPECIALTY CARE ACCESS NETWORK
• An innovative model utilizing clinical tele-video
conferencing equipment to allow healthcare
specialists from an inter-professional care team
to provide expert advice to remote providers in
rural/underserved healthcare settings
• A ‘Grand Rounds/Tumor Board’ style multipoint
tele-video consultation
28. • Consent - verbal
• Inter-Facility Consultation Request Placed
• SCAN-ECHO Tele-Video Session
– Case Presentation
– Case Discussion
– Didactic Lecture
• Documentation
SCAN PROCESS
29. • Formation of an Interdisciplinary Team of Consultants
• Identify Hub and Spokes
• IT Collaboration
• Informatics Collaboration
• Develop Didactic CME/CEU Accredited Lectures
STEPS FOR PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
30. • Plastic Surgeons
• Rehabilitation Physician
• Clinical Nurse Specialist/ Rehab Case Manager
• Physical Therapist
• Dietitian
• Telehealth Nurse Coordinator
INTER-PROFESSIONAL TEAM EXAMPLE
SCI PRESSURE ULCERS AND COMPLEX WOUNDS
32. • Wound Debridement
• Pressure Ulcer Reconstruction
• Adjuncts to Wound Healing
• Comprehensive Assessment of Pressure Ulcer Patients
• Topical Wound Care
• Nutrition for Wound Healing
• Pressure Relief Surfaces
• Specialty Mattresses & Beds
• Prevention of Amputation & Foot Screening
• Bioethics Roundtable: Autonomy and Other Issues
• Pre-Op Optimization Part I – The Surgical Checklist
• Pre-Op Optimization Part II – Nutritional Optimization for
Wound Prevention and Healing
DIDACTIC LECTURES
33. BENEFITS FOR PATIENTS AND PROVIDERS
• No-cost continuing education credits (CME/CEU)
• Opportunity to translate new knowledge into practice to
improve outcomes
• Professional networking with colleagues of similar interests
• Avoid costly and time consuming travel to distant medical
centers that puts patients at risk
34. HIGH PATIENT SATISFACTION
Veteran TeleWound Care: Initial VA San Diego
Experience Utilizing Real-time Clinical Video
Telehealth, Store and Forward Telehealth and
Home Telehealth Technology in
Comprehensive Wound Management.
Broder KW 1,2, Li A 3, Tesfamicael R 1, Bodor R 1,2
1 Section of Plastic Surgery, VA San Diego Medical Center, San Diego, CA
2 Division of Plastic Surgery, UCSD Healthcare, San Diego, CA
3 Department of Surgery, Harbor UCLA Medical Center, Torrance, CA
2010 Fall Symposium on Advanced Wound Care and Wound Healing Society Meeting, Anaheim, CA
35. CVT TO HOME
TRANSPORT COST SAVINGS & INCREASED ADOPTION
SCI CENTER – SAN DIEGO
0
75
150
225
300
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Encounters
37.
CONTINUUM OF CARE
WHERE TELEHEALTH FITS IN
• SCAN-ECHO
• Spoke Telehealth Consultation
• Home Telehealth Monitoring
• Face to Face Consultation
• Clinic Visit
• Admission
• Inpatient Rounds
• Education
• Telehealth D/C Planning
• Telehealth Follow-up
38. NO MORE WAITING FOR THE DOCTOR TO ARRIVE
THANK YOU
KEVIN BRODER, MD