An "Engage to Sustain" Intervention to Improve Process Performance Measures in Ambulatory Care.

Angela Miller,Allen K Skoranski, Barbara Prior, Rebecca Fitzpatrick, Cindy Morgan,Philynn Hepschmidt,Beth A Smith,Michael Cella,Dawn Brown McGlotten, Kenya Pitt,Rosemary C Polomano

The Journal of ambulatory care management(2023)

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In ambulatory care, monitoring process performance measures (PPMs) is essential to meet regulatory requirements, establish targets for care, seek reimbursement, and evaluate patient care responsibilities. We implemented a comprehensive program, "Engage to Sustain," for licensed practical nurses (LPNs) and certified medical assistants (CMAs) to practice at the top of their licensure/certification. Screening rates for 4 key PPMs (depression screening, fall risk screening, and tobacco use and counseling) markedly increased following this intervention across 18 ambulatory departments with more than 2 million patient visits. Shifting responsibilities for patient screening from physicians and advanced practitioners to LPNs and CMAs improves screening rates.
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ambulatory,intervention,process performance measures,sustain”
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