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Accelerating & Scaling Learning Healthcare:HCA and Harvard Pilgrim PartnershipJonathan B. Perlin, MD, PhD, MSHA, MACP, FACMIPresident, Clinical Services Group and Chief Medical Officer HCA / Hospital Corporation of America
Clinical Professor of Medicine & Biomedical Informatics, Vanderbilt UniversityAdjunct Professor of Health Administration, Virginia Commonwealth University
Contact: [email protected]
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Thank You & Congratulations!A Remarkable Team of Collaborators
• Richard Platt, Professor and Chair of the Department of Population Medicine
• Sheila Fireman, Director of Institute Administration
• Dennis Ross-Degnan, Associate Professor and Director of Research
• Susan Huang, Professor, Infectious Disease, University of California, Irvine School of Medicine Medical Director, Epidemiology and Infection Prevention
• Grace Lee, Clinical Instructor, Pediatrics; Associate Chief Medical Office for Practice Innovation; Stanford University
• Clayton Huntley, Antibacterial Resistance Program Officer, Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, NIAID/NIH/DHHS
• John Jernigan, Director of the Office of HAI Prevention Research and Evaluation, Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion (DHQP), CDC
• Taliser R. Avery, Ken Kleinman, Mary K. Hayden . . . and numerous other faculty and staff at HPHCI, and collaborators at CDC, AHRQ, NIH, UCI, Rush, Stanford and beyond . . .
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HCA & Harvard Pilgrim Partnership Pragmatic TrialsAccelerating Learning Healthcare, at-Speed and at-Scale
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REDUCE MRSAREDUCE MRSA
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2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020Study Timeline
74,256 339,904
44%
28%
Cum
ulative Patients (x B
aseline)1M
2M
165,000
3,210,500
266,0003M
4M
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• Size: 33,000 Patients (vs. 75,000)
• Efficiency: ALLHAT $80M (vs. $3M, including supplies)
• Length of Study: 10 years (vs. 1½ years)
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HCA & Harvard Pilgrim PartnershipOther Collaborations
2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020Years
SentinelMini Sentinel
Universal Decolonizationon Clusters of HAIs
Clusters MediatedBy Universal Decolonization
PAICAP
Multicenter Evaluation& Comparison of SepsisDefinitions
Impact of Vent SedationRegimens on Outcomes
Sepsis K08 Career Development Award
Evaluating Hospital VariationIn Sepsis Coding Using Objective Clinical Data
CMS Case MixAdjustment for Colorectal Surgeries
Studies in total represent more than >23,000,000 patient encounters
HCA: A Platform for Learning Healthcare
InternationalAnchorage
NW GA
NortheastC
Terre Haute
Idaho Falls
ColumbusAtlanta
Panhandle**
Orleans
Idaho Falls
Tallahassee
WW
W
Las VegasWW
W
San JoseW
WesternIdaho
Utah
SouthernCalifornia
Utah
W
Denver
W
WSan Antonio
Austin
Dallas/FW
Houston
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
W
W
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
W
Wichita
W
W
San Antonio
Austin
Dallas/FtW
Wichita
El Paso
New
CentralLouisiana
Lafayette
CNo. VA
C
RichmondCSW VAC
FrankfortC
SW VAFrankfortFrankfort
Tampa
North Central Florida
Treasure Coast
E
E
Palm Beach
Dade
Broward
Jacksonville
Columbus
Panhandle
TerreHaute
Middle GATrident/Charleston
Grand StrandAugustaChattanooga
SW VA
American Group
National Group
Central London
WesternIdaho
San Jose
Houston
Kansas City
NW GAAtlanta
Oklahoma City
Nashville
28 million patient episodes annually
Approximately 5% of major hospital services in U.S.:
• Admissions > 1.65 million• Patient Days > 7.6 million
• Deliveries > 0.25 million• Total Surgeries > 1.3 million• ED Visits > 8.5 million
176 Hospitals, 120 Freestanding Surgery Centers, > 850 Physician Practices, >200 Urgent Care Centers in 23 states and London
Hospitals range from complex tertiary referral and academic medical centers to urban and suburban community medical centers
~ 233,000 employees, including ~ 80,000 nurses and 30,000 allied health professionals
> 40,000 affiliated physicians, including > 4,500 employed physicians and practitioners
More than 43,000 licensed beds
• Largest provider of uncompensated care, Medicaid services to a population more diverse than U.S. pop.
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Number of Units 1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
>8
Arm 1 Routine CareArm 2 Decolonization
Trial Sites
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26 Hospitals (90 units)
N = 156,887
Intervention: 339,904 patients (+ ~327,000 baseline)
1,294,153 attributable patient days (intervention)
Routine Care Decolonization
27 Hospitals (104 units)
N = 183,017
24 Hospitals(88 units)
N = 152,596
24 Hospitals(98 units)
N = 177,076
3 Hospitals (6 units) withdraw
As Randomized
As Treated
2 Hospitals (2 units) withdraw
HCA: Scaling Learning, by Cluster Randomization
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Care Informs Care: A Learning Healthcare System
SystemImprovement
Care Data
Afferent
Efferent
KnowledgeWisdom
Care Changes Care: An Improving Healthcare System
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CARE
Enterprise Data Services
Enterprise Application Services(Ecosystem for Innovation)
WISDOM
DATA
KNOWLEDGE
INFORMATION
Care Systems:
EBCD
Transaction Systems:Growth Efficiency Patient
ExperienceQuality Provider
Engagement
LEARNING
Big Data
CE
CDW(Teradata)
Analytics/Data Science
HCA Clinical Informatics FrameworkThe Clinical Informatics (CI) framework supports the collection and analysis of data; leading to improved understanding of our patients’ conditions and to timely and precise interventions and treatments.
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Partnership Expansion Areas
BehavioralHealth
Women’s & Children’s
Patient Experience
PredictiveModeling
Endocrinology
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First Principles, Lasting Wisdom . . .
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SystemImprovement
Care Data
Afferent
Efferent
KnowledgeWisdom
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Accelerating & Scaling Learning Healthcare:HCA and Harvard Pilgrim PartnershipJonathan B. Perlin, MD, PhD, MSHA, MACP, FACMIPresident, Clinical Services Group and Chief Medical Officer HCA / Hospital Corporation of America
Clinical Professor of Medicine & Biomedical Informatics, Vanderbilt UniversityAdjunct Professor of Health Administration, Virginia Commonwealth University
Contact: [email protected]
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