Title: Developing Key Performance Indicators KPIs for Immunization Programs
1Developing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for
Immunization Programs
Angelia M. Paschal, PhD Assistant
Professor Preventive Medicine and Public
Health University of Kansas School of
Medicine-Wichita
2Purpose of KPIs
- Performance Management
- Quality Improvement
- Data Support from IT Systems
- Integrate performance measures for State and
Local
3Background
- Immunization Technology Program
- KDHEs Immunization Program / Kansas Immunization
Registry (KSWebIZ) - Immunize Kansas Kids (IKK)
- CDC guidelines
- NACCHOs Operational Definitions of a Functional
Local Health Department - Literature Review
- KALHDs Advisory Board
4Recommended Key Performance Indicators
I. HEALTHY PEOPLE 2010 OUTCOMES Goal 1
Increase overall vaccination rates for
Kansas Goal 2 Increase full vaccination series
among children 18-24 months II. IMMUNIZATION
DELIVERY SYSTEM Goal 3 Remove barriers to
the timely delivery of immunizations Goal 4
Improve vaccinations in urban areas of
Kansas III. TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION SYSTEM
Goal 5 Increase of providers participating
in the Kansas Immunization
Registry (KSWebIZ) Goal 6 Monitor database
maturity for the Kansas Immunization
Registry (KSWebIZ) Goal 7 Provide
deidentified data to public health officials
IV. FINANCING SYSTEMS Goal 9 Insure
adequate immunization funding V. PARTNERSHIPS
Goal 10 Enhance Partnerships and
Provider/Community Feedback
5Notes
- The goals outlined in this presentation pertain
to state, regional, and county levels, as do each
of the corresponding key performance indicators - Key performance indicators should eventually be
separated by State and County goals - The Key Performance Indicators are in draft form
6A. HEALTHY PEOPLE 2010 OUTCOMES
- Goal 1a Increase overall vaccination rates for
Kansas - Goal 2a Increase full vaccination series among
children 18-24 months - 2 KPIs
7- KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 1a
- Increase vaccination coverage rates among
children 18 years and younger in Kansas to 90 by
2010 -
- Annually assess performance by measuring the
following - Numerator Percentage of children 18 years and
younger that reside in Kansas that have been
vaccinated - Denominator Percentage of children 18 years and
younger that reside in Kansas - KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 2a
- Increase percentage of children in Kansas that
have finished the full series of vaccinations
between 18-24 months to 90 by 2010 - Annually assess performance by measuring the
following - Numerator Percentage of children in Kansas that
have completed vaccination series between 18-24
months of age - Denominator Percentage of children in Kansas
that are 24 months of age
8Immunization Delivery System
- Goal 1b Remove barriers to the timely delivery
of immunizations - Goal 2b Improve vaccinations in urban areas of
Kansas - 6 KPIs
9- KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 1b
- Increase overall percentage of private providers
participating in the VFC program to 70 in Kansas
by 2010 - Annually assess performance by measuring the
following - Numerator Number of private providers
participating in VFC program - Denominator Number of private providers in the
state - KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 2b
- Increase percentage of private providers
participating in the VFC program in frontier
counties in Kansas - Annually assess performance by measuring the
following - Numerator Number of frontier county based
private providers in Kansas participating in VFC
program - Denominator Number frontier county based private
providers in Kansas - Similar KPIs for rural, densely populated,
semi-urban urban counties KPIs 3b-6b
10Technology and Information System
- Goal 1c Increase of providers participating
in the Kansas Immunization Regsitry (KSWebIZ) - Goal 2c Monitor database maturity for the
Kansas Immunization Registry (KSWebIZ) - Goal 3c Provide deidentified data to public
health officials - 7 KPIs
11Goal Increase number of providers participating
in the Kansas Immunization Registry
- KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 1c
- Increase percentage of local health departments
participating in the KS Immunization Registry
(KSWebIZ) - Annually assess performance by measuring the
following - Numerator Number of LHDs participating in
KSWebIZ - Denominator Number of LHDs in Kansas
- KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 2c
- Increase percentage of community-based health
providers participating in the KS Immunization
Registry (KSWebIZ) - Annually assess performance by measuring the
following - Numerator Number of community-based health
providers participating in KSWebIZ - Denominator Number of community-based health
providers in the state
12- KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 3c
- Increase percentage of private providers
participating in the Kansas Immunization Registry
(KSWebIZ) - Annually assess performance by measuring
- Numerator Number of private providers
participating in the KSWebIZ - Denominator Number of private providers in the
state - Goal Monitor database maturity for the KS
Immunization Registry - (KSWebIZ)
- KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 4c
- Increase percentage of children under age 6 in
Kansas that are enrolled in the KSWebIZ to 95 by
2010 - Numerator Number of children residing in Kansas
under 6 years of age that are enrolled in the
KSWebIZ - Denominator Number of children residing in
Kansas under 6 years of age
13- KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 5c
- Increase percentage of children in Kansas under
24 months of age and with one or more
immunization events (excluding first hospital
administered Hep B shot) that are enrolled in the
Kansas Immunization Registry (KSWebIZ) - Annually assess performance by measuring the
following - Numerator Number of children under 24 months
residing in Kansas with one or more immunization
events (excluding first hospital administered Hep
B shot) that are enrolled in the KSWebIZ - Denominator Number of children residing in
Kansas under 24 months of age - KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 6c
- Increase percentage of children in KS under 24
months of age and with up-to-date immunizations
that are enrolled in the Kansas Immunization
Registry (KSWebIZ) - Numerator of children residing in Kansas under
24 months of age and with up-to-date
immunizations during the 6-month period prior to
the report date that are in the KSWebIZ - Denominator Number of children residing in
Kansas under 24 months of age
14- Goal Provide deidentified data to public health
officials - KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 7c
- Provide public health officials with ability to
access deidentified client immunization data - provide LHDs with the ability to query KSWebIZ
for geographical area data (county, region and
state) - provide LHDs with ability to query KSWebIZ for
rates among race/ethnic groups, and data based on
other queried factors - provide LHDs with direct access to
community-wide, deidentified immunization data as
opposed to delayed reports of these statistics - Numerator Baseline number and types of data
sources and linkages available through KSWebIZ
and/or the Kansas Immunization Program to public
health officials - Denominator Number and types of data linkages
currently made available to public health
officials
15D. FINANCING SYSTEMS
- Goal 1d Insure adequate immunization funding
-
- 3 KPIs
16Goal Insure adequate immunization funding
- KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 1d
- Track changes in vaccine administration costs
- Numerator Cost of vaccine administration for
previous year - Denominator Current cost of vaccine
administration - KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 2d
- Track changes in costs for additional vaccine
administered - Numerator Cost of additional vaccine for
previous year - Denominator Current cost of additional vaccine
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- KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 3d
- Track changes in overall cost of vaccines
included in the Kansas immunization schedule - Numerator Overall cost of vaccines for previous
year - Denominator Current overall cost of vaccines
17E. PARTNERSHIPS
- Goal 1e Enhance Partnerships and
Provider/Community Feedback - 2 KPIs
18Goal Enhance partnerships and provider/community
feedback
- KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 1e
- To solicit, receive, and analyze feedback from
stakeholders (e.g., LHDs, community health
providers, private providers) regarding efforts
of the Kansas Immunization Program - Numerator Current results of customer
satisfaction surveys administered to providers - Denominator Previous years results of customer
satisfaction surveys administered to providers - KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 2e
- To solicit, receive, and analyze feedback from
Vaccination for Children (VFC) Program
participants regarding efforts - Numerator Current results of customer
satisfaction surveys administered to VFC
providers - Denominator Previous years results of customer
satisfaction surveys administered to VFC
providers
19Next Steps
- Present to PROPHIT for review and further
development - Conduct further work on KPIs