Title: Strategic Thinking''' and the future
1Strategic Thinking... and the future
- Required The Care Delivery Value Chain
2The Care Delivery Value Chain
- Delineating Types of Care Delivery Activities
- Mapping the care Delivery Value Chain for a
Practice Unit - 1 Management of Chronic Kidney Disease (Stages 1
to 4) - 2 Stroke Care Major Blood Vessel
- 3 Breast Cancer Center
3The Care Delivery Value Chain
- Organize care around medical conditions and
integrate across specialties, treatments and
services over time. - Care is tightly coordinated
- Results are measured
- To make these ideas work, Porter/Teisberg came up
with the Care Delivery Value Chain (CDVC). 1.
delivery activities and 2 support activities.
4Every CDVC starts with..
- Sequencing Activities
- Monitoring/preventing Diagnosing Preparing
- Intervening Recovery/rehabilitating
Monitoring/managing - Knowledge Activities and Results Measurement
- Accessing, Measuring, Informing
5The framework
6Chronic Kidney Disease
- Affects 20 million Americans
- Defined as abnormal kidney function that has not
degraded into ESRD which requires dialysis or
transplant. - CKD is associated with hypertension,
cardiovascular disease, urologic disorders,
diabetes. - CKD can be managed for long time periods slowing
progression esp if addressed early
7Construction of a CDVC for CKD
- Boundary choices
- Boundary 1 Should CKD care be a separate chain
or should it encompass multiple conditions
(diabetes, heart ailments, etc.) - Boundary 2 the extent of the care cycle.
Physicians have traditionally thought of CKD in
terms of five stages. Stage 5 is end stage renal
disease (ESRD). Here it is defined as stages 1
to 4.
8Ex 1 Chronic Kidney Disease
Well begin with the knowledge management ideas.
9CKD Knowledge
These are the Patient Value Activities
10CKD Knowledge
These are the Patient Value Activities
11CKD Results
Health Results per Unit of cost Gray Nephrology
Practice White other provider entities
Monitoring managing loops
12CKD Results
Health Results per Unit of cost Gray Nephrology
Practice White other provider entities
13Stroke Care Major Blood Vesssel
- Stroke is common medical emergency involving
700,000 cases per year in US. - Strokes occur for a variety of reasons.. High
blood pressure, smoking, diabetes, artery
disease, heart disease, sickle cell, high blood
cholesterol, obesity, excessive drinking, drug
use, etc. - About 20 of strokes involve large clot in major
blood vessel in the brain and can lead to death
or long term disability. - In US stroke leads to 163,000 deaths per year and
is leading cause of lt disability.
14Strokes
- Medical related costs
- 56.8 Billion
- 16.3 Billion to acute care
- 18.7 Billion to long term care
- 21.8 Billion to lost income.
- Large clots in major vessels are resistant to
drug-based clot dissolving therapies. For such
clots, the only means to clear them in via a
catheter in the brain or drugs delivered via
catheter directly to the site. - Highly time sensitive. Facility must have CT
scanner capable of CT angiography as well as a
MRI scanner.
15Stroke care
16Stroke Knowledge
These are the Patient Value Activities
17Stroke Knowledge
These are the Patient Value Activities
18Stroke Results
19Stroke Results
20Breast Cancer Care
- New cases of breast cancer in US 200,000 50,000
die of disease. - Risk factors family history, obesity, high fat
diets. - May have other conditions (postmenopausal
hormonal imbalance, Hodgkins disease but can be
treated as distinct medical condition.
21Breast Cancer Value Chain
22Breast Cancer Knowledge
23Breast Cancer Knowledge
24Breast Cancer Results
25Breast Cancer Results
26No for knowledge?
- There is generally no reimbursement for patient
education and counseling in the current system.
However, the overall health and well being of the
patient is enhanced by including these services
explicitly in the care cycle. - The better informed pts tend to be more likely to
perceive their treatment as successful.