Delaware State Innovation Model (SIM) Update June 2, 2016
Delaware's SIM update includes recent grant activities, pace of enrollment at practice sites, enrollment by practice size, recent DCHI focus areas, and a summary of a recent DCHI board meeting highlighting key discussions and decisions made.
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Delawares State Innovation Model (SIM) Update June 2, 2016
Recent HCC SIM Grant Activities Activities Contracted with Christiana Care Health System for Component A (Consortium Facilitation) Vendor for Component B (Curriculum Development) expected to be announced soon Workforce Increase in sites enrolled Vendors met with DCHI Clinical Committee Enrollment continues Practice Transformation
Pace of Enrollment Practice sites enrolled over time As of April 2016 100 90 15 80 70 60 26 50 13 40 73 30 47 25 20 34 10 9 9 0 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr Existing New
Enrollment by Practice Size Practice sites by size (# providers enrolled) #, total as of April 2016 50 45 45 40 35 35 30 25 20 15 10 8 5 0 Small (<2) Medium (3-6) Large (7+)
Recent DCHI focus areas Preparing to launch first Healthy Neighborhood in Sussex County and continuing conversations in other Wave 1 Neighborhoods (Wilmington/Claymont, Dover/Smyrna) Issued paper on Increasing access to claims data to support health innovation Planning and publicizing first community forum on June 7 in Georgetown Engaged with practice transformation vendors and Clinical Committee members on learnings thus far Refining behavioral health integration approach with providers and payers and identifying pilot PCP and BH practices Released Common Scorecard v2.0 to testing practices; continuing to prepare for statewide release in the Fall
Summary of May DCHI Board meeting Received update that DHIN Board formally approved revised DCHI bylaws and new Board members Approved new members for Healthy Neighborhoods, Clinical and Payment Committees Shared update that state-led evaluation for SIM grant has developed logic model and will convene an advisory panel Discussed progress on practice transformation, with plans to include updates in future Board meetings Endorsed Increasing access to claims data to support health innovation paper Discussed plans for DCHI community forums over the next six months, with the first scheduled for June 7 Provided input on format and agenda for May 25 Cross Committee meeting
May 25 Cross-Committee meeting debrief Content covered: Progress update on Board activities Committee updates through self-directed gallery walk and moderated panel addressing audience questions Brief presentations on access to claims data and behavioral health integration Attendance: ~70 attendees across Board, Committees, broader set of SIM contributors and public Feedback: Initial audience survey results suggest continued belief the forum is a valuable use of time and way to provide feedback to DCHI Preference for engaging directly with Committee members through presentations and Q&A session Appreciation for greater detail and specificity provided in the brief presentations Suggestion to include more time for open discussion Continued value in DCHI convening all stakeholders in one place
Upcoming DCHI Committee Meetings June 2, 1:00pm Edgehill Shopping Center Consumer Advisory Please check the DCHI website (www.DEhealth innovation.org) for the latest information about all DCHI Board and Committee meetings June 7, 7:00pm CHEER Center, Georgetown Community Forum June 8, 4:30pm UD STAR Campus Payment Model Monitoring June 15, 1:00pm UD STAR Campus Healthy Neighborhoods June 21, 1:00pm UD STAR Campus Clinical
