Unity Adult IP Care Model Session 1, November 5,

Transcript:Unity Adult IP Care Model Session 1, November 5,:
Unity Adult IP Care Model Session 1, November 5, 2015 Agenda Introductions Project overview Care Model Overview Outcome goals Known outcome measures Break Introduce topic “big buckets” Brainstorm: “fill the buckets” with subtasks Context 8:00-9:00 Activity 9:00-noon A PATHWAY TO OVERCOME COMMUNICATION OBSTACLES AS WE ENTER OUR COLLABORATIVE JOURNEY TO Defending our current state Defensiveness is one of the mechanisms we use when we are feel unsafe in a conversation, and can cause a conversation to go astray. It can be seen in: Overstating your position Not listening to others, and listening more to your own inner conversation Where Does Defensiveness Come From? When we feel unsafe whenever we fear Being found to be less than what they want others to perceive them as being A loss of status Our self-image is under challenge Our self-esteem is threatened SHIFTING DEFINESIVENESS TO A STATE OF CURIOUSITY AND DISCOVERY Defensiveness only causes you to become more entrenched in your position. Whereas curiosity and discovery enable you to make sense of why you are reacting the way you are, (or why the other person is reacting they way they are, if they have become defensive). Seek to understand Curiosity and discovery will cause you to ask better questions of yourself such as "Why am I reacting this way?“, "What is triggering me to feel vulnerable?" Asking these types of questions enables you to shift your thinking. Lead to opening our minds to new ideas and possibilities Social Workers Family Support Peer Support Case Management Transitions of Care Acute Inpatient Care Transition Teams Crisis Stabilization Medication/ Crisis Counseling Proven Models Psychiatric Emergency Services Psychiatric Inpatient Expertise 6 Psychiatric Emergency Services Psychiatric Inpatient Expertise Proven Models 7 Unity is:  Licensed under Legacy Emanuel Medical Center  4-5 Psychiatric Units  101 beds (consolidation of existing beds)  79 adult beds (mostly single)  22 child/adolescent beds (but not children under 9 years old)  Assessment and care protocols  Peer support specialists  Hospitalists – Medical support  Collaboration with police and EMS  Intentional design for transitions of care to community-based agencies PES Program size: 30 Recliners 4 Comfort Rooms 2 Close Observation/Seclusion Rooms Program Manager Robyn Hunter OHSU Co-Manager Cindy Scherba Legacy BH Project Manager Rick Ralston Legacy Co-Manager Christine Farentinos WORKGROUPS Board of Managers Implementation Team Structure Community Relations Neighborhood Advisory Council Peds Advisory Council Communications Care Model IP Adult IP