PPT-Outcome Methodology Driving Meaningful Measures at End-of-life

Kurt P Merkelz MD CMD Chief Medical Officer Compassus Hospice amp Palliative Care March 15 2017 Dying in America Tremendous growth in hospice care Evidence exists that the experience of hospice care is positive for those who receive it. Lecture/Discussion . October 25, 2012. The Tree of (the Good) Life. Relativism. Absolutism. Inflexible. One-size-fits-all. Flexible. Virtue+. Simple Happiness View. Desire View. Objective List . Views. The Role of . Patient-Reported Outcomes . in CLBP. . Armando Miciano, M.D.. Nevada Rehabilitation Institute, Las Vegas NV. 2014 AAPMR Annual Assembly, San Diego CA, 2014 Nov 14. 1. Understand the steps in determination of outcome measures of interest. Write what you think the . meaning of lif. e is on a piece of paper. You can use a maximum of 30 words.. Pass your paper to other students in the class who can write why they agree or disagree with what you wrote.. a survey across UK CAMHS services. Holly Bear, PhD Student, UCL & EBPU . Background . Research question . Survey development. Method . Results . Implications . Overview . Sustained effort to systematise outcome measurement along with a growing expectation for services to collect and report outcomes. . Chris Edmonston, AICP, FDOT. Paul Fang, FDOT. Innovative Methodology to Identify Congested Roadways and Bottlenecks. 15. th. . TRB National Transportation . Planning . Applications Conference. Introduction. From the CIHS Video Series “Ten Minutes at a Time” . Module 1: What is . Meaningful Use?. 9/2013. Module 1 Outline . Four key terms and one important requirement. Meaningful Use . as . a national healthcare goal . performance.. To . understand some simple, sustainable tools and techniques required to encourage better and more meaningful interactions and engagement from a safety . perspective.. To . feel . more confident about engaging with colleagues and to shift attitudes towards a WANT TO and being PROUD TO conduct meaningful engagements rather than feeling like they HAVE TO.. Objectives. Assessment domains . CAALMS Instrument. Protocol. Outcome measures. WHO ICF Model. Health condition (Disorder/Disease). Participation. Body structure and function. Activities. Environmental factors. Project. Today We Will. …. Describe outcome measures relevant to healthy weight program (HWP) evaluations. Identify valid, reliable, and generalizable tools and/or methods to collect outcome measures. Jean Moody-Williams, RN, MPP. Pierre Yong, MD, MPH, MS. Theodore G Long, MD, MHS. A New Approach to Meaningful Outcomes. 2. Empower patients and doctors to make decision about their health care . Usher in a new era of state flexibility and local leadership . Battelle Technical Lead: . Meridith Eastman . Battelle . Support: . JJ Knight, Brenna Rabel, Mary Sheehan, Stephanie Zias . CMS Technical Lead and COR: . Kimberly Rawlings. Overarching Goals. The Cascade of Measures breaks down the healthcare priorities of Meaningful Measures 2.0 into Goals, . National Clinical Director Mental Health . NHS England and NHS Improvement. ReQoL in Practice, 29. th. November 2018. A National Perspective on Outcomes in Mental Health . Routine outcome measurement on session by session basis is a key characteristic of IAPT services. Mary Denholm. . (CMT1). Tabitha Thomas (Consultant). Arthur Rank House Hospice. June 2015. Background . Outcome measures are a relatively new concept in palliative care. Conventional measures not applicable. June 28, 2018. Current Florida Hospice . Outcome Measures. 2. FAC 58A-2.005 . (. 4) Outcome Measures.. Hospices must . annually report . on outcome . measures outlined . on . DOEA Form H-002, State of Florida Department of Elder Affairs Hospice Demographic and Outcome Measures .