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High Functioning Teams in Primary Care
Christine M. Everett PhD, MPH, PA-CJuly 2018
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Goals and Objectives• Goal 1: Identify factors to consider when
deciding if primary care teams will work for your practice– Define team– Compare types of teams– Identify factors associated with effective teams
• Goal 2: Discuss current approaches to teams in primary care– Articulate principles of team implementation– Evaluate current primary care team designs
and evidence of effectiveness
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Expectations of Healthcare Teams
• Improve Access– Health professional shortages
• Improve Processes– Overcome fragmentation
• Improve Outcomes– Patient-benefit from a range of skill– Provider-reduce burn-out
• Lower Cost– Improve efficiency
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Will Teams Work for Your Practice?
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Physicians Working Together
Welch, Cuelar, and Bindman. Proportion of physicians in large group practices continued to grow in 2009-2011. Health Affairs 32, 9(2013):1659-1666)
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Physicians Working with PAs and NPs
Hing & Hsiao. In which states are physician assistants or nurse practitioners more likely to work in primary care? JAAPA 28 (9) (2015):46-53
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Defining Team
“A group of two or more individuals, who have specific roles, perform interdependent tasks, are adaptable, and share a common goal”(Bosch et al,2009, Salas et al 1992, Xyrichis &Ream 2008)
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Group-Team Continuum
Group Team
Pseudoteam
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Comparison of Groups and Teams
Saltman et. al. Groups or teams in healthcare:finding the best fit. J of Eval in Clin Practice. 13 (2007): 55-60
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Advantages and Disadvantages of TeamsAdvantages DisadvantagesMutual learning opportunities Incompatible team members
Workforce flexibility with cross-training Team members must fit team and job
Potential for synergistic ideas and abilities Some members may experience less motivatingjobs
New approaches to tasks may be discovered Incompatibility with cultural, organizational or labor norms
Social facilitation and support Increased competition/conflict between teams
Increased communication/info exchange Time loss due to socializing, coordination, consensus building
Potential to stimulate performance Inhibition of creativity-group think
Less powerful evaluation and rewards
Social loafing or free-riding
Less flexibility in cases of replacement, turn-over or transfer
Adapted from Campion et. al. Relations between work team characteristics and effectiveness: A replication and extension. Personnel Psychology, 49 (1996): 429-452
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Team Effectiveness Model
Social and Policy
Context
Structure
Teamwork
Work of the Team
Organizational Context
Outcomes
Adapted from Integrated (Health Care) Team Effectiveness Model (ITEM);Lemieux-Charles, McGuire 2006
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Context
Social and Policy
Context
Organizational Context
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Social and Policy Context
• Policy– Regulation– Payment
• Social– Geographic location– Workforce availability– Capitalism– Prevailing views of justice
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Organizational Context
• Goals• Rewards/supervision• Resources• Training environment• Information system
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Organizational Context: Culture“The way we do things around here and why
we do them”• Levels
– Artifacts-observable behaviors– Espoused Values-
• what people are willing and able to verbalize• Consistent artifacts+ espoused values=“authentic
culture”– Assumptions
• Contradictions between artifacts and espoused values• Unarticulated
• Cultures may not be uniform within an organization
Caroll and Quijada. Tilting the culture in healthcare: using cultural strengths to transform organizations. Chapter 45. Handbook of Human Factors and Ergonomics in Health Care and Patient Safety. Carayon. University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Contextual Factors that Influence Team Design
• Social and policy context seen as barriers to ideal team design
– “The amount of things that we’re required to do, increasing amount of things we’re required to do. Checking boxes to the point you feel like you’re not delivering care almost.”
– “We get a lot of new NPs and PAs but as soon as they’re trained they get snapped up by another provider….And we start all over again.”
– “…resources are so scarce….”
• Organizational context seen as facilitators to team design
– “We’re a united front.”– “Each one of us individual provider[s], we provide…, cutting edge, really,
medicine, but we’re different,…what she’s an expert on, I might not know much about. And vice versa.”
– “What has helped us a lot is morning huddle….”
Leach et. al. Primary care multidisciplinary teams in practice: a qualitative study. BMC Family Practice (2017) 18:115-125
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Team “Culture” is Associated with Lower Burnout in Primary Care
Willard-Grace et. al. Team structure and culture are associated with lower burnout in primary care. J Am Board Fam Med (2014) 27: 229-238
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Principles of ImplementationContext
• Assess the greater social and political context
• Understand the culture(s) of your organization
• Use your culture’s strengths to make change– Shifting from “I” to “We” (Ghorob, Bodenheimer 2012)
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Structure
Social and Policy
Context
StructureOrganizational Context
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Types of TeamsH
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Collaboration
Different Roles Similar Roles
Multidisciplinary“teamlet”
Interdisciplinary“primary care provider+endocrinologist”
Transdisciplinary“Multiple primary care providers”
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Structure- Key Factors
• Goals• Task Type
– Patient vs. Patient Population vs. Disease– Delivery Setting
• Task Features– Interdependence– Work cycle
• Team Composition– Size, age, gender, tenure– Diversity– Discipline– Role
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Common Primary Care Team DesignsProvider + Nurse Dyads
Provider + Nurse Dyads with Extensive Support Team
PA/NP + Nurse Dyads with Physician Lead
No Formal Teams
Leach et. al. Primary care multidisciplinary teams in practice: a qualitative study. BMC Family Practice (2017) 18:115-125
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Team Members Need a Shared Understanding of Team Design
• Mixed methods study• Population
– 8 primary care clinics– 12 physicians, 8 NPs, 4 PAs, 2 CMAs, 2 RNs
• Results– 90% were on a team– 15% on multiple teams– Important within-clinic variations of
definition of team design – 20% of providers reported other providers
on their team, despite significant interdependence (patient sharing)
• Conclusion– Team goals may be elusive if team
definition/membership is unclear or there is significant multiple team membership
Everett et. al. Primary care teams and coordination. Manuscript in preparation
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Structure Innovations in Primary Care
• Expanded RN or CMA Roles– Rooming protocols– Standing orders– Health coaching– Care Coordination
• Scribing• Electronic Health Record
– Order entry– Inbox management
Sinsky et. al. In Search of Joy in Practice: A report of 23 high-functioning primary care practices. Ann Fam Med (2013) 11:272-278
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Team “Culture” and Structure Interact to Lower Burnout in Primary Care
Willard-Grace et. al. Team structure and culture are associated with lower burnout in primary care. J Am Board Fam Med (2014) 27: 229-238
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Principles of ImplementationStructure
• Multiple models exist• Team structure should reflect
– Culture– Current individuals in the clinic– Goals– Patient population
• Ensure a shared understanding of team structure
• Changing structure alone will not make you a team
• Consider aligning reward system with team structure
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Process
Social and Policy
Context
Structure
Teamwork
Work of the Team
Organizational Context
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Process• Teamwork
– Communication– Collaboration– Coordination– Conflict– Leadership
• Task Work (Work of the Team)– Workload Sharing– Care Processes
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Primary Care Clinicians Processes
• Providing preventive care to an average panel requires 7.4 hours a day (Yarnall 2003)
• 39% of day is spent outside the exam room (Gilchirst 2005)
• 191 tasks during an office visit (Wetterneck 2012)
Shipman and Sinsky. Expanding primary care capacity by reducing waste and improving the efficiency of care. Health Affairs (2013) 32(11): 1990-1997
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Process Innovations in Primary Care
• Task work– Pre-visit Planning– Pre-appointment laboratory tests– Standing orders– In-box management– Prescription renewal reengineering
• Teamwork– Co-location– Huddles– Team meetings
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Primary Care Teamwork• Descriptions of approaches to
communication– Huddles– Meetings
• Limited research on other components of teamwork– Collaboration– Coordination– Conflict– Leadership
Shipman and Sinsky. Expanding primary care capacity by reducing waste and improving the efficiency of care. Health Affairs (2013) 32(11): 1990-1997
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Coordination • Coordination=managing interdependencies• Requires Time• Mechanisms
– Routines– Relational– Boundary Spanners– Meetings
Gittell et. al. Coordinating mechanisms in care provider groups: Relational coordination as a mediator and input uncertainty as a moderator of performance effects. Management Science (2002) 48(11): 1408-1426
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Coordination Mechanisms Vary in Primary Care
• Mixed methods study• Population
– 8 primary care clinics– 12 physicians, 8 NPs, 4 PAs, 2
CMAs, 2 RNs• Results
– All report using multiple mechanisms of coordination (often redundantly)
– Relational coordination predominant with staff
– Electronic coordination predominant between providers
• Conclusion– Redundancies and inefficiencies in
coordination exist– Coordination mechanism utilized
does not necessarily ideally match the situation
Everett et. al. Primary care teams and coordination. Manuscript in preparation
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Principles of ImplementationProcess
• Little research exists on primary care processes
• Most process efforts have focused on task work– Using work flow mapping (ex: Lean)– Goal of improving clinician efficiency
• Most coordination has focused on routines and relational coordination
• The more you share work, the more you need to focus on coordination
• Team training can help
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Outcomes
Social and Policy
Context
Structure
Teamwork
Work of the Team
Organizational Context
Outcomes
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Outcomes• Objective
– Patient• Utilization• Health Outcomes
– Team• Quality of Care• Access to Care
– Organizational• Cost• Turnover
• Subjective– Patient
• Satisfaction– Team
• Satisfaction• Perceived Team Effectiveness• Burn-out
– Organizational• Perceived Team Effectiveness
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US Evidence-Case Reports
Anderson and Halley. A new approach to making yourdoctor-urse team more productive.Family Practice Management 2008
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US Evidence-Case Series
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Evidence- PCMH
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Team Designs May Impact A Range of Outcomes
PA/NP Level of Involvement
Complex Patients
Chronic Care
≥2 A1c Tests
Glycemic Control
# ED Visits
# Hospital Visits
Supplemental No Yes +
Supplemental No No + +
Supplemental Yes Yes + −
Supplemental Yes No −
Usual Provider Yes/No NA −+ = Better outcome than physician-only care- = Worse outcome than physician-only careFinding reflect p≤0.05
Primary Care PA/NP Role Outcome Measure
PA/NP roles are associated with different quality of diabetes care and health service utilization patterns and no single role was best for all outcomes
Everett et. al. Physician assistants and nurse practitioners perfrom effective roles on teams caring for Medicare patients with diabetes. Health Affairs (2013) 32(11): 1942-1948
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Principles of ImplementationOutcomes
• Little research exists on primary care team outcomes
• Teams may impact different outcomes in different ways
• Nothing is known about the contribution of each model component to successful outcomes
• No longitudinal studies have been completed
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Team Effectiveness Model
Social and Policy
Context
Structure
Teamwork
Work of the Team
Organizational Context
Outcomes
Adapted from Integrated (Health Care) Team Effectiveness Model (ITEM);Lemieux-Charles, McGuire 2006