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Improving Patient Improving Patient Satisfaction Scores Through Satisfaction Scores Through

Physician CommunicationPhysician Communication

TeQ4: Huntington Veterans Administration Medical Center

Denise Stombock/Jo Ellen Perry

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BackgroundBackground Patient satisfaction is essential to the patients

ability to manage their care at home. Research has identified a clear link between

patient outcomes and patient satisfaction. Improper administration of medications in the

home setting can lead to hospital admissions. National Patient Safety Goal-NPSG.03.06.01

Record and pass along correct information about a patient’s medicines.

Find out what medicines the patient is taking. Compare those medicines to new medicines given to the

patient. Make sure the patient knows which medicines to take

when they are at home. Tell the patient it is important to bring their up-to-date

list of medicines every time they visit a doctor. Also known as Medication Reconciliation.

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The Satisfaction SurveyThe Satisfaction Survey

Patient satisfactions surveys are sent to patients randomly after discharge.

Not all patients receive a survey.

Not all patients who receive a survey fill out the survey.

Review sample survey.

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Communication about MedicineCommunication about Medicine

Composite Composite

Question 1

Before giving you any new medication,

how often did hospital staff tell you what

the medication

was for?

Question 1

Before giving you any new medication,

how often did hospital staff tell you what

the medication

was for?

Question 2

Before giving you any new

medicine, how often did

hospital staff describe

possible side effects in a way

you could understand?

Question 2

Before giving you any new

medicine, how often did

hospital staff describe

possible side effects in a way

you could understand?

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GoalGoal

Aim Statement: The Huntington VAMC will increase patient satisfaction scores related to the Communication about Medication on discharge by 10% by the end of Q4 FY15.

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ProblemsProblems

Continued decrease in patient satisfaction scores related to Communication about Medication.

Survey is lengthy and time consuming. Patients do not understand what the

questions are asking. Physicians often do not communicate on a

level the patients can understand which can lead to the patient not realizing the medications instructions were discussed.

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FindingsFindings

Patient satisfaction scores in the area of Communication about Medication have consistently decreased over the past three years.

Physicians are unaware of the wording related to the questions on the patient satisfaction survey about discharge medications.

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Satisfaction ScoresSatisfaction Scores

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ObjectivesObjectives

Program Objectives

By the end of Q4 FY15, 90% of the discharging physicians will be able to appropriately communicate the process regarding new discharge medication to the patients.

Apply a standardized “word scripting” to utilize with new discharge medication.

Patients will understand/recognize newly prescribed medication at discharge.

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MethodsMethods Develop a standardized “word scripting” to be

used on discharge.

Face to Face meetings with physicians.

Review the two questions the patients are asked on the survey regarding Communication about Medication Composite.

Review the patient satisfaction scores with the physicians.

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Administrative support

Strengthening the patient-provider partnership

Implementing the PDSA model of quality improvement will increase the success of this project.

Success Factors Lessons Learned

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Future GoalsFuture Goals

Education on patient satisfaction surveys and word scripting will be added to new physician orientation.

Ongoing assessment to:Review the scoresTrack educationDirect Observation/Secret Shopper

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ReferencesReferences

Survey of Healthcare Experiences of Patients (SHEP)

2014 Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals

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