Title: The Missouri Quality Management Plan QMP Prioritizing Data Stimulates Achievement
1The Missouri Quality Management Plan (QMP)
Prioritizing DataStimulatesAchievement
- Ryan White All Grantees Meeting
- Washington, DC,
- August 31, 2006
- By
- Bob Holtkamp, ADAP Director, Bureau of HIV, STDS,
and Hepatitis - Missouri Department of Health Senior Services
-
- Barbara Boshard, CQI Coordinator, Department of
Internal Medicine - School of Medicine, University of Missouri
2Goals
- Plant the seeds for development and
implementation of Quality Management Plans - Demonstrate that a QMP can be a living,
breathing, document for program improvement
3Objectives
- Discuss Missouris approach to collaboration
- Share evolution of measures
- Discuss purpose, valuable components and possible
outcomes of a formalized QMP - Share Missouris Quality Management Plan
- Evaluate feasibility of developing a QMP with
partners and stakeholders - Identify one PDSA cycle participants could
implement toward evolution of a QMP -
4Setting the Stage
5Missouri QI Past
- 1996 - All Grantees Quarterly meetings defining
what we needed from Surveillance data - 2002 - Ranked data wants and needs from HRSA
Outcomes Evaluation Technical Assistance Guide - RW Title III and IV HIV-Qual activities
- 2003 GPRA/PART Goals started tracking and
reporting out at grantee meetings outcomes by
calendar year - 2003 Participation on Title I EMA QI
Collaborative in KC and membership on QM Group - 2005 New Scope of Work with 3 collaboratively
determined outcomes
6How we got started on Outcomes?
- All Grantees response to the Outcomes Evaluation
Technical Assistance Guide - Ranked data outcome priorities and capabilities
during All-Grantees Retreat in May 2002 - Ranked data outcome priorities and capabilities
through MACMIP - Dedicated staff for Quality Improvement
7Survey Rankings of Data Priorities
- 3 Our title must have now or near future
- 2 Our title will need for future grant
applications (Next 2-5 years) - 1 Oh yow HRSA! In a perfect world this would
be helpful but right now its just a dream. - 0 You just cant pay me enough to collect this!
8Results of Survey
- NOW CD4 and VL by Calendar Year to reflect
Primary Care access - NEXT Retention in Primary Care, Med Adherence,
Referral for Mental Health and Substance Abuse - FUTURE Tracking Points of Entry, Service
Referrals, Effective Care Plans
9Developing Missouris QM Team Efforts
- Responding to GPRA and PART Goals
- Tracking and reporting Missouris GPRA and PART
outcomes by year for Stakeholders - Linking with Outstate and Kansas City, St. Louis
Title I, III, and IV QM efforts
10Missouri QI Present
- 2005 Grant Year applied for Title II QI
Collaborative participation formalized QMP
taking from all of the previous and adding what
we were doing with Title II QI Collaborative - 2005 Title I EMA St. Louis formal TA with NQC
with inclusion of Title II and other Titles in EMA
11MO-Hat-ters Forms!
- Applied and accepted to be part of HAB Title II
QI Demonstration Project - Formed 12 member team representing multiple RW
titles, providers, surveillance, key Ryan White
Title II staff, and a consumer - MO-Hat-ters to become QM subgroup of All Grantees
meetings
12Principles of QI
13Six Hat Thinking MO-Hat-ters
- Blue Pulling It All Together
- Green Creating
- Red Feeling
- White Data
- Black Rules and Regulations
- Yellow - Cheerleading
- DeBono, Edward, Six Thinking Hats
14The Three Circles of CQI
Customer Focus
Outcomes Based
Scientific
1510 Questions
- 1. What do we want to accomplish?
- 2. Who cares what do they care about?
- 3. What are we doing now and how well are we
doing it? (Quality Assurance) - 4. What can we do better? (Quality Assurance)
- 5. What prevents us from doing better? What are
the underlying problems? - 6. What changes can we make to do better?
- 7. Do it.
- 8. How did we do? If it didnt work, try again.
- 9. If it worked, how can we do it every time?
- 10. What did we learn? Lets celebrate! (The
Quality Improvement Process)
16Using PDSAs for Improvement
- Plan (Assess)
- Do (Implement Pilot)
- Study (Evaluate)
- Act (Implement Real Change)
- (Deming, Ishakawa,Shewhart)
17Missouri QMP Measures
18Components of the Missouri QM Plan
- Vision
- Purpose
- Goal
- Definitions
- Structure
- Improvement Plan Grid
- Outcomes
- Capacity Building
- Communicating and Acknowledging QM Results
- Signature/Date/Review Date Page
19Improvement Plan Grid Components
- Measures
- Evaluation Tools
- Target
- Frequency of Reports
- Responsible Person
- Program
- Outcomes
- PDSA Improvement Strategies
- Re-evaluation
20Measures
21Percent of ADAP Enrollees Recertified for ADAP
Annually
.P.02 Percent of ADAP enrollees recertified for
ADAP eligibility criteria at least annuallyTotal
number of ADAP clients (enrolls) who have reached
their twelve month anniversary from date of
enrollment.
22Percent of clients who get into case management
within 30 days
23Percent of case management enrollees recertified
for case management annually
24Number of Enrollees in CM FY 06 with Documented
CD4/VL in 12 mos.
25Implementing the QM Plan
- Drafted and Presented QM Plan for Grantees and
MACMIP in September - Commitment from 9 Grantees and 1 ASO for QM Plan
- Signature page developed for All Grantee
Directors to sign to signify adoption - Final Version Presented November 2005
- Obtained Final Signatures
26Missouri QI Future
- MO-Hat-ters to become a subgroup of all grantees
we will continue after the collaborative - Continue to Collaborate Participate in other
title and regional QM groups - Offered QI 101 for all Contractors and
Subcontractors through NQC
27Evaluating QM Plan
- Using the Improvement Plan Grid to assure that it
is a living breathing document for all
participating Grantees - Structure through All Grantees and MO-Hat-ters
for ongoing update and review of Improvement Plan
Grid - Review Date on QM Plan on All Grantee Signature
page
28Updating the QM Plan
- Semi-monthly MO-hat-ters meetings via
teleconference - Ongoing update of Improvement Plan Grid
- Annual review at All Grantees meeting
29Challenges
- Training Stakeholders on the Benefits of Quality
Management (QM 101) - Not all grantees are on board
- Capacity Building with Continued Staff Turnover
- !!!!!!
- Engaging Providers in Change
- Incentives for Success
30Lessons Learned
- Document is always evolving
- Organizational structure for QM helpful
- Relationships with stakeholders is key
- Process helps to identify gaps
- Importance of baby steps
- Documentation helps promote forward movement
31Audience Discussion
32Brainstorming QI for Your State or Territory
- Form your team
- Include the Right Folks
- Ask the 10 QI Questions
- Formalize Quality Improvement Plan
- Implement PDSA Cycles
- Make Improvements
- Evaluate, Evaluate, Evaluate
331. What do I want to accomplish?
342. Who cares what do they care about?
353. What are we doing now and how well are we
doing it? (Quality Assurance)
364. What can we do better? (Quality Assurance)
375. What prevents us from doing better? What are
the underlying problems?
386. What changes can we make to do better?
397. Do it.
408. How did we do? If it didnt work, try again.
419. If it worked, how can we do it every time?
4210. What did we learn? Lets celebrate!
43RW Grantee Action Plan
- This Ryan White Title _____________________
- In order to further evolve a formal quality
management plan in our geographic region
_______________________________________ - By this date _____________________________
- By whom_______________________________
- Will __________________________________
- _______________________________________
44Contacts Questions
- Bob Holtkamp, ADAP Director
- Missouri Department of Health Senior Services
- Bureau of HIV, STDS, and Hepatitis
- 930 Wildwood Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65102-0570
- T 573-751-6439 F 573-751-6447
- Bob.holtkamp_at_dhss.mo.gov
- Barbara Boshard, RN, BSN, MS
- Coordinator of Quality Improvement
- Department of Internal Medicine
- University of Missouri-Columbia
- One Hospital Drive, MA425B Health Science Center
- Columbia, MO 65212
- T 573-884-0770 F 573-884-4533
- boshardb_at_health.missouri.edu