How to Join PPRNet, Member Benefits and Responsibilities
Loraine Roylance, M.A. PPRNet Coordinator MUSC July 22, 2007
Presentation Goals
Report Process PPRNet “E-Tools” Member Responsibilities PPRNet Annual Meetings
Practice
Past, present, & future
FAQ’s How to join PPRNet Questions
PPRNet
Report Process
Your Data Extract Quarterly
January, April, July, October 1st time do an initial
Depending on the size of your database
Several hours for initial Several minutes for periodic
Yes, you can use PP while running your extract Technical Issues contact Jake jschroeder@practicepartner.com
Practice Report Time-Line
Run your data extract Email or FTP extract to Jake
Posted to your folder Ruth retrieve’s the extracts from the FTP
Ruth creates the Reports
PPRNet Reports
From your Data Extract Practice-Level Performance Reports Patient Level Reports (PLRs)
Your PPRNet Reports
posted the web www.musc.edu/pprnet Your practice folder Password protected Reports are .pdf’s PLR is an Excel file
Reports
PPRNet Home Page www.musc.edu/pprnet
Your Folder
PPRNet “E-Tools”
Web Wiki:
page: www.musc.edu/PPRNet http://pprnet.wik.is/
Bulletin
Board: www.getphpbb.com/phpbb/practicepartner .html
pprnet-forum@musc.edu
List-serv:
Wiki
http://pprnet.wik.is/
Wiki wiki means "quick" in Hawaiian Pages to share ideas and build upon information
PPRNet Wiki Page
Bulletin Board
www.getphpbb.com/phpbb/practicepartner.html
A single application used for having discussions, publishing articles, downloading software, and many more things
Bulletin Board
PPRNet ListServe
On-line PPRNet-Forum@musc.edu
Which Tool for What Purpose?
PPRNet Web Page
Reports Information Ideas to Build Upon
Wiki Page
Bulletin Board
Exchange Best Practice Ideas
Quality while using Patient Records PPRNet announcements
• Data Extract Time • Meeting Announcements
ListServe
Member Responsibilities
Quarterly Data Extracts Update Your Providers & Practice Information Have a Valid Email Address Attend Project Annual Meetings Fulfill Project Requirements
Run
Annual PPRNet Meetings
updates “Best Practice” presentations Small group workshops Performance Level Certificates Continuing Medical Education Credits Presentations are posted on the PPRNet Web page
Project
Past Meeting Topics
Panel Discussions:
Approaches to Care Management for Diabetes Mellitus and Other Indicators for Chronic Disease PPRNet Patient-level reports: Hands on Instruction Using Patient Records to Improve Quality Practical TRIP II Model tips for NonClinician Staff
Small Group Workshops:
2006 PPRNet A-TRIP Meeting – Day 1 Monday, September 25, 2006
8:00am – 8:15am 8:15am – 8:30 am 8:30am – 9:00am 9:00am – 9:30am 9:30am – 9:45am 9:45am – 10:15am Welcome and Introductions The A-TRIP Project: Summary and Meeting Agenda Evaluation of a National Demonstration Quality Improvement Project using Multi-Methods A-TRIP Project Results A-TRIP Achievable Benchmarks of Care Break Steve Ornstein, M.D. Steve Ornstein, M.D. Ruth Jenkins, PhD Paul Nietert, PhD Andrea Wessell, PharmD
10:15am – 10:40am
10:40am – 11:00am 11:00am – 11:30am 11:30am – 12:30 pm
Technophiles, Motivated Teams, and Care Enterprises: Archetypes of PPRNet Best Practices
Strategies to Accelerate the Translation of Research into Primary Care Practice Best Practice and High Performance Awards Panel Discussion: Response to Results
Chris Feifer, DrPh
Lynne Nemeth, PhD Steve Ornstein, M.D. Jim Wilson, M.D. Mike Banka, M.D. Bob Glorioso, M.D. Dan Stroup, M.D. Susan Andrews, M.D. Moderator: Rita Hanson, MD See attached description
12:30pm- 2:00pm
Working Lunches in Small Groups -Clinicians -Clinical staff -Non-clinical staff -Managers
2006 PPRNet A-TRIP Meeting – Day 2 Tuesday, September 26, 2006
8:00am – 8: 15am
8:15am – 9:00am 9:00am – 9:20am 9:20am – 9:45am 9:45am – 10:15am 10:15am – 10:45am 10:45am – 11:05am
Welcome and Agenda Feedback from Small Group Exercises
A-TRIP Going Forward: “Other Inconvenient Truths” Goal Directed Leadership Staff “Save the Docs” Team Approach to Quality Improvement Break Using PLR and other Redesign Approaches to Identify and Achieve Practice-Specific Benchmarks Chasing 100% Health Maintenance
Steve Ornstein, M.D.
Steve Ornstein, M.D. Alan Falkoff, M.D. Joel Jarvis, M.D.
Bill Hennessey, M.D. Stan Garlick, M.D. George Schroeder, M.D. & Mary Arenberg, M.D.
11:05am – 11:20am
“The Perfect Storm” A Practice Coming Together for QI
IPA Physician Collaboration Panel Discussion: Response to Presentations
Tom Jenkins, M.D.
11:20am - 11:40am 11:40am – 12:45pm
Cathy Irby Lawrence Brouwer, M.D. Todd Sheperd, M.D. Edward Plyler, M.D. Glen Abernathy, M.D. Kasey Herness, RN Don Stewart, M.D. Deborah Oglesby, RN Moderator: Rita Hanson, M.D. Planning the Practice’s Future in A-TRIP
12:45pm – 2:00pm
Working Lunches in Small Groups with Practice Members
Network Meeting 2007
7 Day Cruise to Caribbean Caribbean Princess November 4th – 11th St. Maarten, St. Thomas, Princess Cays, Bahamas Meeting days while at sea Continuing Medical Education Credits
PPRNet Meeting Agenda
Research
Evidence-Based
Medicine Quality Improvement Patient Records
Cruising with PPRNet
starting at $729 CME prices start at $225 Deadline: August 20th Visit our web page
Prices
PPRNet Valued Quotes
The TRIP study is the best I’ve participated in and has had very positive effects on my practice habits Low cost of CME Meetings beneficial and enjoyable Excellent information to help us take the next steps I am encouraged as I have heard that other clinics have similar challenges and shared many helpful ideas PPRNet information is necessary part of our model of QI
PPRNet FAQ
Why should I join? How can I use PPRNet improve my practice? Does it cost anything to join PPRNet? How do they do it in other practices? How long should our practice be using PP before we join? How can I become involved in PPRNet research?
Eligible
Partner Patient Record users Primary Care Practices
Practice
Family Practice Internal Medicine
PPRNet Application
On-line at our web page: ww.musc.edu/pprnet
Ways to Join
today On-line at our web page: www.musc.edu/pprnet User Group Meeting
Here
Any Questions?