HEALTH CARE INTEGRATION A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH Industry as a Service Provider
Originally formed as a pharmaceutical cold-chain logistics service provider. TCP Homecare offers a full suite of patient centric services and are the leading provider of nurse led clinical homecare and direct to patient services. The company is transforming healthcare in Ireland by ‘bringing hospital care home’ .
Building integrated services around the Patient: Centralised Patient Care Bureau Waste Field Based Management Clinical Services Nurse Team Patient Clinical In-house Medical Pharmacy Director Team Compliance / Adherence Nurse On- Call Team Call Centre Team
Healthcare Integration – Why?? Pharmaceuticals HSE Patients • • Increasing Demand Access & Adherence • Choice & Convenience • Patient Experience • Capacity Limitations • Care closer to home • Living with disease • Data & Outcomes • Significant Deficit • Independence • Quality & PV • Aging population • Expectation not • Competition • Complex needs exception Integrating healthcare into Patients lives 5
Our vision: An integrated patient pathway focussed on achieving the best outcomes for the patient with informed choice of delivery model Integrated Choice Together our services are part of a across patient and HCP touch of service models, designed to broader health eco-system points optimise access and outcomes meeting the needs of patients, payors and pharma We will do this through the delivery of healthcare services integrated with our distribution and pharmacy support services TCP TCP TCP Infusion TCP Pharmacy In-house Clinical Robust Logistics Homecare Clinics Contact Centre IT Infrastructure Nursing
Offering more choice and access to patients Evolving the service model Patient Support Programmes including Adherence & Compliance Programmes Direct to Patient Home Delivery Community Infusion Units Nurse Provided Clinical Homecare
‘Health Care Integration’ in a A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH with the HSE Case Study 1: The HSE’s National OPAT & CIT Programme from 2013 to today…
Management Control Centre (MCC) managed and co-ordinated by TCP Homecare:
On average 200 New Patients access OPAT monthly Over 9,000 Patients treated to date An average of 17 Bed Days saved per Patient Returning in excess of 156,000 Bed Days back to Acute Hospitals
Community Intervention Services Provided By TCP Homecare
Clinical Services Provided: Wound Management Chemo Neurogenic COPD Catheter Care Disconnection Including Bowel Outreach VAC Therapy Enhanced Blood Sugar Line Anti- Nursing Care Monitoring Management coagulation Vital Obs. and Point of Care (PICC & Port) Management monitoring Testing
‘Health Care Integration’ in a COLLABORATIVE APPROACH with the HSE Case Study 2: Community Infusion Clinic A Public / Private Partnership between St. Luke’s Hospital, Kilkenny & TCP Homecare from 2007 to today….
Procedures Anti-TNF Infusions Venesections in the management of Hemochromatosis IV Iron Infusions Immunoglobulin Infusions (both IV & Sub-Cut) Blood Transfusions Chemotherapy Infusions (Methotrexate & Cyclophosphamide) Phlebotomy Others
• Safe, Cost Effective and Efficient model of care • Over 6,500 procedures removed from the In-Hospital Infusion Unit • Excellent Patient Satisfaction
Healthcare Integration A Collaborative Approach with the Pharmaceutical Industry
Patient Training & Education Services
IV Home Infusion Services Incorporating Direct to Patient Home Delivery
Premature Baby Home Injection Service: Service in place since 2008: Administer an IM Injection in Over 6,500 premature babies the prevention of RSV injected in the home Approx. 26,000 Home IM Infection to premature Injection visits completed babies in the home Returning over 55,000 man hours to the hospital Nursing Staff
Clinical Nurse Services in the Home administration of Chemotherapy
The Future Further Opportunities for Innovation and Collaboration in Healthcare
Expansion of services delivered through Community Infusion Units Future Utilisation of Smart Development of Healthcare technologies in National Management Integration parallel with Protocols for Patients Community based on Parenteral and and Nursing in the Enteral Nutrition. Collaboration monitoring of Home Dialysis Patients Implementation of National Protocols for the Management of Diabetes in the Community
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