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Co n t e n t s368121416222526272830IntroductionOhio Health Quality Improvement PlanPatient-Centered Medical HomesHealth Information TechnologyPayment ReformInformed and Activated Patients and IndividualsMeasuring SuccessNext StepsAppendix I — Statewide EffortsAppendix II — Responses to QuestionsAppendix III — Survey ResultsAppendix IV — Comments from Statewide Organizations
Introduc tionIn November 2008, more than 180 health care providers, business leaders, government officials and health advocatesinterested in pursuing health system reform participated in the Ohio Health Quality Improvement Summit. During thisthree-day event, those attending developed twelve strategies for creating a high-quality, cost-effective, high-performinghealth system in Ohio by 2013. The report summarizing their work can be downloaded at http://ohqis.pbwiki.com/Report.Participants at the Summit also proposed corresponding tactics for each of the twelve strategies in order to optimize thehealth of Ohioans across a continuum from prevention through end- of- life care (see Figure 1 for list of strategies andvote totals from the Summit).Since the Summit, a number of participants have used the summit strategies and subsequent activities to develop the OhioHealth Quality Improvement Plan. In April 2009, the plan was presented in a draft form to Summit participants and otherstakeholders for review and comment. The plan contained within this report reflects the input received through a meetingattended by more than 150 individuals and a comprehensive and widely distributed survey.Summit Strategies(with votes received)Adopt Chronic Care ModelPromote health, wellness through lifestyle optionsPatient-centered primary, secondary care348318487Increase percentage receiving preventive servicesReduce error rate, improve transitions communicationDecrease non-value-added administrative, transaction costsPatient-centered decision making for end-of-life careEvidence-based medicine and managementSystem-wide culture of safetyReduce health care-associated infections230192188187184171171Fig. 1Reduce adverse drug eventsInjury prevention791433
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