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Patient Relationship Management Turkey V1
1. Patient Relationship Management
David Hancock – Director, Oracle Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry Business
Unit
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2. Agenda
• Healthcare Trends and Challenges for
Healthcare Providers
• PRM Proposition For Healthcare Providers
• Case Study
• Conclusion
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3. Agenda
• Healthcare Trends and Challenges for
Healthcare Providers
• PRM Proposition For Healthcare Providers
• Case Study
• Conclusion
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4. Growing Healthcare Expenditure
• Healthcare expenditure is growing due to:
• Rapid advances in medical technology
• Rising Public Expectations – especially around Quality of Life
• Deliberate policy in some countries as previous cost containment
had strained healthcare systems
• Population Ageing
• With Healthcare Expenditure growing up to 1.5 – 2.5
times faster than GDP this cannot continue.
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5. Strategies for Controlling Costs that
Affect Healthcare Providers
1. Payment per Case – DRG’s (Diagnosis Related
Groups)
• More financial risk moved down to the Provider
• Provider has more to gain, especially if they can attract more
Patients to maximise utilisation of their capacity and
resources
2. Patient Choice
• Patients can choose which Healthcare Provider they have to
provide their treatment.
• What factors would determine which Provider you would
chose?
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6. Strategies for Controlling Costs that
Affect Healthcare Providers
3. Improving Quality of Treatment
• Governments and Healthcare Insurance Companies are
disallowing payments when Patients are re-admitted
following discharge
4. Healthcare Organisations being measured on
Patient Satisfaction
• As part of a regulatory process, healthcare organisations are
measured on satisfaction of patients who use their services
5. Improved Patient Empowerment to manage their
own and their dependants conditions
• Especially as healthcare moves from episodic to chronic
care
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7. Relationship between Cost and QoL
100% Home Care
Healthy Community
Independent Living Clinic
Chronic
Doctor’s
Disease Mgt
Office
Quality Residential Care
Acute Care
of Life
Assisted Specialty
Living Clinic
Skilled Nursing Community
Facility Hospital
ICU
0%
$1 $10 $100 $1,000 $10,000
Cost of Care/Day
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8. Managing and Supporting the Patient Flow
Improving the Patient Experience and Quality of Life
Pushing Consumer Monitoring
to Waiting Room Attracting Patients
BIG ISSUE BIG ISSUE BIG ISSUE
“I should talk “Which Provider “I know when my condition is
to my Dr.” should I Choose?” getting better/worse”
Patient Patient
Unaware Aware Get Patient is Patient is
Visits HC Dis-
patient patient Treatment Compliant Stable
Profsnal charged
“I may be at “I am prepared for “I am happy
risk…” my appointment” “It is important I with my Quality
take my of Life”
medication and
Consumer Wasted follow treatment Meeting ALL of
Awareness Appointments the Patients’
plan”
Needs
BIG ISSUE BIG ISSUE Adherence
BIG ISSUE
BIG ISSUE
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9. PRM Focus on Patient Flow
Velocity Down the Flow Keep Patient Here
Patient Patient
Unaware Aware Get Patient is Patient is
Visits HC Dis-
patient patient Treatment Compliant Stable
Profsnal charged
• Identifying, Stratifying and Targeting Patients • Improving the Dischcarge
• Attracting Patients Process
• Improvement in Administrative Processes • Adherence
• to improve utilisation of resources • Patient Monitoring
• to help Patients get treatment • Supporting Patient Behaviour
• to improve patient experience Modification
• Making interventions
Focus is on Access, Resource Focus is on Outcome,
Utilisation and Attracting Patients Experience and Quality of Life
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10. Agenda
• Healthcare Trends and Challenges for
Healthcare Providers
• PRM Proposition For Healthcare Providers
• Case Study
• Conclusion
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11. How does this Relate to Clinical
Systems in a Provider?
PRM Discharge and Post-Discharge
PRM Pre-Admission and Admission
CPOE
Nursing/Ward
ADT
System
ADT
Pharmacy
Surgery
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12. Technology Roadmap Cholesterol
Monitor
Blood Pressure
•Dashboards Monitor
Agent (Telecarer) •Analytic Apps
Interaction Channels Assisted
Web/Portal
Business WWW Pedometer
Phone Intelligence
Email
• Patient Info • Results Captured
Training • Case Info Glucose
from Self Care Sensor
• Determinations
Web
Conference
Digital Plaster
Web 2,0 Clinical WWW
Systems
Smart
Phone Home Hub
Appliance
Access and Utilisation and Attracting Patients Medication
Tracker
Outcome
Quality of Life
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13. Siebel Healthcare in EMEA
SALES/ACCOUNT
MANAGEMENT
BROKER/AGENT
MANAGEMENT
CALL CENTER
PROVIDER/CARE
DELIVERY CALL
CENTERS
PORTALS
BUSINESS
INTELLIGENCE
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14. Andalusian
Health
System Public
Andalusian Public Administration
Health Sytem
7.975.672 inhabitants
38 370 80,629
8
Hospitals Primary Care Professionals
Ambulancy &
Health Centres Transp Centres
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15. Main Services
SMS Campaign
24 * 7
Booking services for 370
1. Expected Pollen Levels
Primary Healthcare Centers
2. Flu Vaccination Campaign
3. Heat Wave advice
Hospital waiting list management
4. Antibiotics information
Hospital Discharge Follow-up 24
saludandalucía
hrs
Medical advice
1. Pediatric advice
2. Teenagers and sexuality
Living Will Registry Mgt 3. Vaccination
4. Child nutrition
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16. Agenda
• Healthcare Trends and Challenges for
Healthcare Providers
• PRM Proposition For Healthcare Providers
• Case Study
• Conclusion
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17. Northumbria Healthcare
The Customer NHS Foundation Trust
• Northumbria Healthcare is based in Northern
England on the borders of Scotland
• It is part of the National Health Service, within
which hospitals compete for business and
patients and referring agents (general
practitioners, dentists, opticians) can exercise
their choice
• Northumbria Healthcare is entirely dependant
upon the reimbursement that it receives from
the commissioners (national insurer) as a result
of the patients that it treats
• Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
is one of the largest healthcare employers in the
North East, with over 6,000 staff.
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18. ACUTE SERVICES
Maternity / Children
Services
PATIENTS
Outpatient Clinics
EMERGENCY
Therapy Services
A&E
diagnostics
Primary Care
GP’s
Dentists
Inpatient Services
Opticians
NHS Direct REFERRALS
Walk in Surgical Services
How do Patients Access their services?
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19. ACUTE SERVICES
Maternity / Children
Services
PATIENTS
Outpatient Clinics
A&E
Therapy Services
diagnostics
Primary Care
GP’s
Dentists
Inpatient Services
Opticians
NHS Direct
Walk in Surgical Services
What does their communication network look like?
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20. ACUTE SERVICES
Maternity / Children
Services
PATIENTS
Outpatient Clinics
•Frustrated & Stressed patients
A&E
•Missed messages and communications
•High incidence of repeated communications Therapy Services
•Contribution to high level of DNA’s
•Difficulty in managing National waiting targets diagnostics
•Danger of errors- sent to wrong clinics etc
•With the “Choice” agenda, danger that patients
go elsewhere for treatment Inpatient Services
•Dangers of “miss-counting” episodes and
therefore losing income
Surgical Services
What is the outcome?
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21. ACUTE SERVICES
Maternity / Children
Services
PATIENTS
Outpatient Clinics
A&E
A Single Point of
Contact! Therapy Services
diagnostics
Primary Care
GP’s
Dentists Inpatient Services
Opticians
NHS Direct
Walk in
Surgical Services
Centres Contact Centre
What did they require ?
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22. What do they see as the role of the contact centre ?
Role of the Contact Centre
Proposal For Improving
the Patient Experience
Patient Operational
Contact Services
END TO END PROCESS
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23. Where were they starting Northumbria Healthcare
NHS Foundation Trust
from? IN HOUSE DATABASE
CURRENT SITUATION
• Creaking
In-House
Access • Doesn’t Maintain history of previous
Database contact
• Doesn’t provide common scripts
• Doesn’t provide access to
Knowledge Base
• Doesn’t Support advanced
Messaging
• Has limited process automation ie
“Workflow”
Patient
Admin • Isn’t interfaced into or out of PAS
System
• Doesn’t Build relationships between
patients
PAS
• Is not a contact tool
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24. What Did They Need?
PATIENT
Standard Scripts Ability to fulfil service
Common Message requests
ORACLE
CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP
Single Point of Contact
MANAGER
Record of Contacts Remove paper chase
(CRM)
“Single Experience” Through electronic
notifications
CONTACT CENTRE
Knowledge of Patient
Automate Process
Relationships
through workflow
Access to Knowledge Follow up services
Base for enquiries requests through
workflow,email, SMS
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25. What are their Data Sources?
PATIENT
Our main patient data source and
record of clinical activity is the
Patient Administration System
(PAS)
Oracle It is essential that our CRM
system acts as a front end to
CRM DATA
this key clinical system
CONTACT CENTRE H
I
S
CLINICAL SERVICES
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26. What was their Project Strategy
We recognise the enormous opportunities to improve the experience of our
patients and improve the efficiency of the services we provide.
However, we are approaching the opportunities with caution and have
divided the programme into stand alone phases, each independent and
supported by a stand alone business case -
Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5
Controlling the Extend Better Multi Chronic
interaction interfaces resource Channel Disease
between the with allocation Delivery- Management
Trust and its clinical through
Internet
Patients systems demand
TV
Each high level stage will be completed before moving onto the next
stage. This will allow us to build confidence and support amongst the
clinical stakeholders by demonstrating increasing added value as each
stage is completed.
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27. PHASE 1 Objectives
PATIENT
Outpatient Clinics
Therapy Services
SMS / Email
Reminders Book and
amend
service diagnostics
CONTACT CENTRE
appointments
Inpatient Services
Surgical Services
Use Script
data base for “Controlling the interaction
patient between the Trust and its
Maintain interaction queries Patients”
history for all contacts
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28. PHASE 2 Objectives
CONTACT CENTRE
RADIOLOGY
PATHOLOGY
Other Clinical Systems
Oracle
CRM
TWO WAY NEW HIS
INTERFACE
Extend interfaces with clinical systems
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29. PHASE 3 Objectives
PATIENT Improved
Resource
management
Improved
Outpatient clinic
SMS/ Email throughput
Reminders Through Better
elective demand Improved
CONTACT CENTRE management Profitability
Through less Improved Surgical
DNA’s List management
Improved Patient
Satisfaction
Better Patient
Outcomes
Better resource allocation through demand management
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30. PHASE 4 Objectives
PATIENT
•Exploring the introduction
•Expanding the
of wireless symptom
communication channels
monitoring technology
for patients.
•Expanding the telecoms
•Investigating email, SMS
capability to include
and interactive or
complex tele-health
community TV
facilities
CONTACT CENTRE
Multi Channel Delivery-
Internet – tv
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31. PHASE 5 Objectives
THE REAL PRIZE – Chronic Disease Management
In the UK, it is estimated that seventeen and a half million people live with a
chronic condition and around 80% of GP consultations relate to chronic disease.
By 2015, almost five million people in the UK will die from a chronic disease, with
a cost to the UK economy of £18.8 ($28) billion.
.”Chronic disease places a huge burden on NHS resources. Those with
chronic conditions are significantly more likely to see their GP, to be admitted
as inpatients, and to use more inpatient days than those without such
conditions. The burden of chronic illness falls principally on the elderly, so as
our population ages the incidence and prevalence of chronic diseases will
increase”
Royal College of Physicians
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32. PHASE 5 Objectives – Chronic Disease Management
CHRONIC DISEASE
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION
CARE PLAN
COMPLIANCE
CONTACT POINT
SELF CARE SUPPORT APPOINTMENT
ARRANGEMENTS
PATIENT WITH CHRONIC
• Condition monitoring DISEASE
• Improving patients quality
TECHNOLOGY
of life
Cholesterol
• Early interventions Monitor
• Avoiding adverse clinical
CONTACT CENTRE
events
• Earlier Patient Discharge
ESTABLISHED
INFRASTRUCTURE
AND NETWORK Blood
Pressure
Monitor
Glucose
Sensor
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33. Agenda
• Healthcare Trends and Challenges for
Healthcare Providers
• PRM Proposition For Healthcare Providers
• Case Study
• Conclusion
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34. Conclusion
• 5 key drivers for Providers and Health Systems to improve
the way they deal with and interact with Patients
• Patient Choice, Payment Per Case, Disallowing payment if patient
re-admitted, Measurement of Patient Satisfaction, Patient
Empowerment
• Needs to be a New Class of Solution that works either
side of clinical applications
PRM Discharge and Post-Discharge
PRM Pre-Admission and Admission
CPOE
Nursing/Ward
ADT
System
ADT
ADT
• Oracle is leading vendor in this area
Pharmacy
Surgery
• Oracle has many references and a great vision of how this
can be developed.
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