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Enhancing Community Care for High-Risk Patients: The 20,000 Days Campaign

The 20,000 Days Campaign aims to provide coordinated community management for patients identified as high-risk through PARR Risk Reports. By December 1, 2014, our goal is to decrease unplanned hospital admissions by 50%, equating to a reduction of 813 bed days. The initiative benefits from collaboration among experts, including Dr. Tim Hou, a GP and Clinical Lead for Mangere Locality. Through inter-collaborative efforts and shared learnings, we are utilizing Improvement Methodology to enhance healthcare outcomes for complex patients while effectively monitoring progress through established frameworks.

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Enhancing Community Care for High-Risk Patients: The 20,000 Days Campaign

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  1. ISIA TeamMonique Davies - PM 20,000 Days Campaign Tim Hou - GP & Clinical Lead for Mangere LocalityAlison Howitt - PM 20,000 Days Campaign and Pauline Sanders-Telfer - PM High Risk Individuals Localities Project (SPMO) Improvement Science Professional Development Program Caring For Our Complex Patients in the Community

  2. Caring for our Complex Patients in the Community (As identified on PARR Risk Reports) By 01 Dec 2014: We aim to provide coordinated planned community management for our PARR identified high risk patients reducing unplanned hospital admissions from 50% (813 bed days)

  3. High Risk Individuals Monitoring & Evaluation Framework

  4. Measures

  5. Change Concepts & PDSAs

  6. Profound Knowledge Worksheet

  7. Shared Learning’s • Very valuable having Tim Hou, a GP and the Clinical Lead for Mangere Locality, attend the ISIA course with us and having both Tim and Harley Aish (GP& Clinical Lead PRM collaborative) work on this project • Working as an Inter-collaborative (PRM and VHIU), we have shared learnings to inform this project • Having team members with knowledge and expertise in both Improvement Methodology and Prince2-lite, has benefited our understanding and approach to the project • Recognition of the overlaps between the collaboratives and the High Risk Individual Localities Project, brought this team together, enabling us to work together for enhanced outcomes

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