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Founded 1951 Dwight Harken MD 20000 Members 300 Chapters 460 Hospitals 215000 Patients Visited Annually National Based in Dallas About Mended Hearts Visiting helps patients AND visitors ID: 712331

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The Power of Peer Support Slide2

Founded 1951Dwight Harken, MD20,000 Members300 Chapters460 Hospitals215,000 Patients Visited AnnuallyNational - Based in DallasAbout Mended HeartsSlide3

Visiting helps patients AND visitorsHCPs can tell when a patient has been visitedHCPs strongly supportiveVisiting improves outcomesWhat We KnewSlide4

Patients said they felt betterHCPs said they could tell a differencePatients seemed to do betterNo empirical dataWhat We Could ProveSlide5

CMS Hospital Compare DataPatient Attitudes and Awareness – Phase 1Week 1 following hospitalizationPatient Attitudes and Awareness – Phase 2

Week 4-6 following hospitalization

Three Survey PhasesSlide6

Compare hospitals With and without visiting programsAssess readmission ratesMeasure patient attitudesCompliance

Perceived wellness

Self-efficacy

Sense of control

Satisfaction with hospital experience

Survey ObjectivesSlide7

AccessSurvey links provided to patients294 patients completed Phase I survey94 Patients completed Phase II survey 39% response rate

Dates

Phase I – February 15 – August 20, 2014

Phase II – April 10 – August 20, 2014

Survey LogisticsSlide8

ObjectivesAnalyze hospital records from CMS Compare DataAssess impact of MHI peer-to-peer support program on patient outcomes30-Day

readmission

and

mortality

rates

Heart Attack

Heart Failure

Access

CMS data from 4805 hospitals downloaded

164 Mended Hearts hospitals comparable to 4641 other hospitals

Compare DataSlide9

Mended Hearts hospitals’

readmission rates for heart failure

are significantly more likely to be

“better than U.S. national rate”

than other U.S. hospitals

Key CMS Finding:Slide10

Critical TimingNew Reimbursement RulesProven ModelInexpensive SolutionOpportunity: System ApproachReduced Readmissions!Slide11

Phase 1:Visit Impacts Hospital Experience

90% noted favorable impact on hospital experience

More than half

‘much more favorable’

Slide12

Phase 1:Visit Impacts Hospital Experience

Nearly 90% felt visitor was

helpful

More than two-thirds said

‘extremely helpful’Slide13

Phase I: Perceived HelpfulnessSupport from someone with similar experience

Helpful information on medical condition and recovery

EncouragementSlide14

Phase II: Top Three Conditions

Hypertension

High Cholesterol

Coronary Artery DiseaseSlide15

More than 1/4 = depressionMost took specific actionSlide16

Phase II: Sense of Wellness

3/4 patients felt in ‘very good/excellent health’

More than half cited

no impact

on activitiesSlide17
Slide18

Phase II Survey Results~25% experienced symptoms post-hospital

AFib most common

Less than 1/5 readmitted to hospital after earlier visit

~25% no additional procedures performed

Almost 2/3 of readmitted patients had same procedure as previous admissionSlide19

Phase II ComplianceFollowing medical regimens:

Rate themselves

extremely highly

Diligent about medications

Especially diuretics

Favorable ratings:

Physical activities

Watching for worsening symptomsSlide20

Phase II Satisfaction30 days post-discharge, patients ‘very satisfied’

with Mended Hearts, for both:

Encounter with visitor

Materials (HeartPack)

More than 90% recommend Mended Hearts

More than half joined Mended HeartsSlide21

Survey Implications

New hospital system approach

System-wide approach

Expand visiting program

Virtual and multimedia visiting

HeartGuide

Discharge process

Stronger connection to rehabSlide22

New Patient Support ToolsHeartGuide

– New Patient Resource

Hard Copy

Digital Online

Smartphone/Tablet App

Enhanced Peer Support

Scheduled Virtual Visitors

Available by phone, email, text

Irrespective of location, hospital affiliationSlide23

Consider the Power of Peer Support in your settingsHelp start a Mended Hearts Chapter Join us!

OpportunitiesSlide24

Call or visit us!

www.mendedhearts.org

1-888-HEART-99