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Page 35 HHQI Intervention Tools Scenarios With and Without Frontloading and Phone Monitoring Frontloading/Phone Monitoring No Frontloading/Phone Monitoring Web links, Resources and References Joann Roger’s presentation, audio link, and phone assessment documentation: medqic.org/dcs/ContentServer?cid=1142280316372pagename=Medqic%2FMQPresentations%2FPresentationTemplatec=MQPresentations New York Heart Association CHF Classification: ?americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=4569 Home Telehealth Reference 2005: medqic.org/dcs/ContentServer?cid=1122297924530pagename=Medqic%2FMQTools%2FToolTemplateparentName=RecommendedActionc=MQTools National Guideline Clearinghouse – management of CHF: guideline.gov/summary/summary.aspx?doc_id=5184nbr=003566string=CHF#top ? ? Next Steps Leadership determines the need to add this strategy Develop policy and protocols Choose a patient population Pilot on small group of clinicians Analyze results, modify and spread to a larger group Measurement of Success Consider use of “Telehealth Data Collection Tool” Obtain quantifiable data to prove the success of the strategy Add strategy to Best Practice Monitoring Tool Audit for staff compliance Schedule for Intervention Packages Month Best Practice Topic March 2007 Hospitalization Risk Assessment April 2007 Patient Emergency Plan May 2007 Medication Management June 2007 Phone Monitoring and Front-Loading Visits July 2007 Teletriage August 2007 Telemonitoring September 2007 Immunization October 2007 Physician Relationships November 2007 Fall Prevention December 2007 Patient Self-Management January 2008 Disease Management February 2008 Traditional Care Coordination IPRO Contact Information Sara Butterfield Project Leader IPRO20 Corporate Woods BoulevardAlbany, New York 12211Phone: 518-426-3300 ext. 104Fax: 518-426-3418sbutterfieldnyqio.sdps.org Victoria AgramontePerformance Improvement Coordinator IPRO20 Corporate Woods BoulevardAlbany, New