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VCC implemented a customized HEDIS template pop-up in their EMR system to improve quality measures, increase reimbursement from HEDIS monies, and streamline patient workflow. The template provides shortcuts for common quality measures and codes submissions. VCC expects the template will boost performance on quality metrics, increase revenue, smooth patient flow through the practice, cut down on cycle times, and enhance patient satisfaction.
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This document discusses integrating Lean principles in healthcare. It defines Lean as customer-centric, continuous improvement that is proven to work and empowering. Examples of Lean waste, processes, and tools like gemba walks, process mapping, fishbone diagrams, and Pareto charts are provided. Implementing Lean requires securing leadership commitment, forming a Lean team, identifying problems, collecting data, communicating changes, and making Lean an ongoing effort. Barriers include lack of knowledge, resistance to change, lack of patience and resources. Lean is shown to focus on customer satisfaction through continuous improvement.
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This study evaluated the use of the Mood Disorder Questionnaire (MDQ) to screen for bipolar disorder in a rural clinic serving predominantly Hispanic patients near the US-Mexico border. A review of 147 patient records found that 62% of those initially diagnosed with bipolar disorder had a negative MDQ score. Additionally, 29% of those initially diagnosed with anxiety and 28.8% initially diagnosed with depression had a positive MDQ. The results suggest the MDQ may be useful to prevent both under and overdiagnosis of bipolar disorder in this population and clinical setting.
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