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Webinar-Series on Improving Care for

Behavioral Healthcare Clients seen in

Emergency Rooms and Acute Care Settings

begins January 12, 2011

at 3:00 PM

IBHI

Alden (Joe) Doolittle, Moderator [email protected]

Peter Brown, Executive Director [email protected]

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About IBHI

: IBHI is a charitable organization formed in 2006

dedicated exclusively to improving the quality and outcome of

mental and substance use (behavioral) health care.

Our

AIM: Create a national learning organization and

movement to invite organizations out of their silos. Bring

people together to translate a passion for quality

improvement into sustained action that dramatically

improves behavioral health care outco

mes.

To learn more about translating a passion for quality

Improvement check out our web page www.ibhi.net IBHI is a

national organization: Home Office – Albany New York

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Improving Flow and Reducing

Agitation in Your ED

A Webinar Reviewing the IBHI Collaborative on

Improving Care for Consumers in Emergency

Departments

Stuart Buttlaire, PhD.

Larry Philips, CSW

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IBHI Innovation Webinar Series Continues:

•January 26, 2011 -Reducing Suicide Rates to Zero by Practicing Perfection - M. Justin Coffey, MD, Chief ECT Service & Physician Champion, Perfect Depression Care in Chronic Disease, Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, MI

•February 9, 2011 - Lessening Agitation and Confrontation in the ED: Practicing Fundamentals of non-Coercion - Jon Berlin MD, Assistant

Clinical Professor, Psychiatry, Medical College of WI; and faculty to the IBHI Collaborative.

•Second Cycle begins March 8, 2011 on: Re-designing BHC

•Hold the dates: March 9, 2011, Avoiding Unplanned Re-Admissions; •March 23, 2011 - Lessons Learned in avoiding unnecessary BHC Emergency Room Visits;

•April 6, 2011 - Using Peer Counselors in the ED to improve Patient and Staff experience

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The Improving ED Care for BH Clients

Collaborative

• Six hospitals

• Including pre-work eleven months

• Three face to face meetings

• Bi-weekly or monthly group telephone calls

• Common measures of results

• Each hospital paid $15,000 plus travel and

lodging

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Collaborative Aims

• ED Care For Behavioral Health

Clients is the “Canary in the Mine”

• Create new knowledge for improving

care of persons with behavioral

healthcare needs cared for in hospital

Emergency Departments

• Improve hospital functioning and

effectiveness and

• Establish subsequent collaborative

efforts nationally

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Key Elements of

Breakthrough Improvement

ƒ Will to do what it takes to change

to a new system

ƒ Ideas on which to base the design

of the new system

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What are we trying

to

accomplish?

How will we know that a

change is an improvement?

What change can we make that

will result in improvement?

Model for

Improvement

Act

Plan

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Our Speakers and Process

Larry Phillips DCSW, Program Manager, St. Anthony’s Hospital/SSM, Oklahoma City, OK&

Stuart Buttlaire, , PhD, MBA, Regional Director of Inpatient Psychiatry & Continuing Care, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan N. California, Oakland, CA

Note: There will be 5 Minutes of questions/answers via phone or 5 questions which ever takes 5 minutes between our

speakers. Also questions/discussions following Larry Phillips until 4:00 PM. When muted please email your questions to

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Announcing an IBHI Virtual Learning Collaborative on

Transforming Care to Avoid Readmissions for Behavioral Health Consumers

Aim: Assist participating hospitals and communities to reduce rate of behavioral health

consumers unplanned returns to inpatient status within 30 days of discharge by 10 % • Method: Build a learning community through an interactive web-based application of

Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) the Transforming Care methodology. The

approach brings together Model for Improvement, Idealized Design concept and a concept of Innovation; to re-design processes of care for new standards of performance.

Schedule February 28, 2011 – January 14 , 2012

Initial Web-based Learning Sessions February 28 &March 8, 2010 ( 2 half days)

March 21, 2011—January 14, 2011 - Bi-Weekly review of specific changes and results

via conference call; expert –resourced conference calls, possibly one two day live meeting • June 16 &17, 2011 – Two half day Webinars on areas of interest and initial results,

including outside experts on specific issues – possible live session

January 7 & 14, 2011 Two half day Webinars Sharing results and celebrating success. For More information contact either Peter Brown of Joe Doolittle at [email protected], or

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IBHI Innovation Webinar Series Continues:

•January 26, 2011 -Reducing Suicide Rates to Zero by Practicing Perfection - M. Justin Coffey, MD, Chief ECT Service & Physician Champion, Perfect Depression Care in Chronic Disease, Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, MI

•February 9, 2011 - Lessening Agitation and Confrontation in the ED: Practicing Fundamentals of non-Coercion - Jon Berlin MD, Assistant

Clinical Professor, Psychiatry, Medical College of WI; and faculty to the IBHI Collaborative.

•Second Cycle begins March 8, 2011 on: Re-designing BHC

•Hold the dates: March 9, 2011, Avoiding Unplanned Re-Admissions; •March 23, 2011 - Lessons Learned in avoiding unnecessary BHC Emergency Room Visits;

•April 6, 2011 - Using Peer Counselors in the ED to improve Patient and Staff experience

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Innovation Webinar Series on Improving

Care for Behavioral Healthcare Clients

January 23, 2011

at 3:00 PM

To contact presenters or

to learn more about IBHI

Peter Brown, Executive Director [email protected] (518) 732-7178 or Alden (Joe) Doolittle, Co-Executive Director

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