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Anatomy of a Pilot at Health 2.0 Provider Symposium - Optima
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Operations: Loss Due to Avoidable ED Visits and Hospitalizations
For every 1000 patients with HTN, every year:
Patients visiting ED for HTN-related symptoms and complications (50%) 500
Cost of ED Services (500 x $1,233) $600,000
Cost of Hospitalization (35% of ED visits @ $20,000/admission) $3,500,000
Cost of Rehabilitation/Ambulatory Services (50% of Hospitalizations @ $12,000/patient) $900,000
Cost of In-Patient Surgical Procedures (10% of Hospitalizations @ $70,000/patient) $1,050,000
Overall Cost of Care for the 500 Patients visiting the ED $6,050,000
- 4. Medication Optimization Decision Support Workflow
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Assessment
Is BP lowering On Track?
Do Nothing
Ongoing Surveillance
ACTION
Generate Treatment
Optimization
Recommendation
SURVEILLANCE
Collection and
Organization of Data
Updates? YES
NO
ASSESSMENT
Does treatment require
optimization?
YES
NO
YES
NO
ACTION sent to EHR In-Basket
Risk Stratified Patient Roster
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EHR In-Basket Decision Support Recommendation
Treatment Action:
Consider adding a drug belonging to the class ACE Inhibitors (10.00 mg/day of lisinopril -
gradually increase to 20.00 mg/day after 2 week(s) in the absence of side effects).
Combination pills containing amlodipine & benazepril (ex. Lotrel) are available, for increased
convenience and adherence. The current amlodipine dose is 25% of the maximum
recommended therapy; consider increasing the dose.
Consider discontinuing potassium supplements, if taken. Closely monitor serum
potassium and creatinine.
ACE Inhibitors represent the first line of anti-hypertensive treatment for a patient with chronic
kidney disease.
Implementing this suggestion is estimated to improve the overall treatment efficacy by 140%.
Patient Case and Treatment Modeling
Qardio® BP Arm Monitor Collected Data (38 data points over past 28 days):
Measurement Min Max Average ± STD % of time at Target BP
Systolic BP 147 181 162±21 9%
Diastolic BP 49 104 90±17 38%
Heart Rate 72 176 94±13 N/A
- 6. Outcomes
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Interoperability: EHR - data “dump”
Care Coordination: adoption based on availability of RN support
Clinical Efficacy:
Implementation of optima4BP recommendation: in BP
Inertia: in BP/side-effects severity/symptoms
- 7. Lessons Learned
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Interoperability: Chasing the Data - built own query and automation tools
Care Coordination: Risk Stratified Recommendations
Clinical Efficacy: Trusting the Analytic Intelligence
- 8. Next Steps
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Ready to pilot/deploy optima4BP to other sites
Pipeline Development: optima4heart