University of Louisville CHOT Christopher E. Johnson, PhD Site Director University of Louisville CHOT 11/6/2017
Agenda � CHOT Benefits � CHOT NSF Overview � Applied Research And CHOT � National Science Foundation Benefits � Research Themes Identified by Partners
CHOT Benefits 1. Joint performance projects (with partners) 2. Cross-site and university projects and knowledge sharing 3. Ability to bring together multi-disciplinary teams to tackle problems 4. Excellent ROI compared to similarly priced consultant firms 5. Excellent ROI on project results 6. One-year renewable membership 7. The ability to vet future employees
NSF I/UCRC Program
Applied Research Center � UofL is now a National Science Foundation (NSF) Industry/University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) site � Developing community- based projects � Implementing engaged scholarship/action research model � Research questions are defined by industry partners � Solving real-time problems
Annual Research Cycle Spring CHOT IAB Fall CHOT IAB Following the Following the Meeting Meeting Fall meeting Spring Meeting Present Research Research project Research CHOT sites Proposals Presentation proposals conduct developed with research projects IAB provides IAB members IAB input CHOT share research feedback & ranks research ideas and sites facilitate proposals questions collaborative research project
2015-2016 CHOT Projects Title University Identifying and Utilizing Inexpensive Technologies to Manage Patient University of Alabama at Populations Birmingham Robust and Adaptive Optimal Healthcare Staff Scheduling Northeastern University Challenges in Telemedicine: A Systematic Review and Engagement with Rural Georgia Institute of Technology Communities Understanding Group Practice Trends, Physician Burnout, and Engagement Texas A&M University Modeling ACOs as Macro Integrated Systems of Care Northeastern University Patient Flow in Children’s Hospitals: Research-Informed Strategies to Texas A&M University Influence Discharge Time and Capacity Translating UBRICA’s Vision for Kenya to Evidence-based Strategy and Texas A&M University Funding Hospital Acquired Conditions: Systematic and Adaptive Approach Georgia Institute of Technology Technology Trends and Smart Interventions to Mitigating Patient Risk at PSU/TAMU Critical Transitions for Total Joint Arthroplasty (TJA) Improving Health Promotion: Leveraging Statistical Learning and Electronic Pennsylvania State University Medical Records for Healthcare Market Segmentation Understanding the “White Space” of Where Patients Go After They Leave the University of Alabama at Hospital Birmingham The Clinical Staff Perception of Use of and Satisfaction with Telemedicine and University of Alabama at Clinical Documentation in the Home Health Setting Birmingham
2015-2016 CHOT Projects & Budgets Title University Healthcare System Optimization: Advancing Delivery Timeliness, Quality, Georgia Institute of Technology and Effectiveness Personalized Medicine Georgia Institute of Technology Social Network Analysis: Examining Interactions Among Providers at the UAB/Florida Atlantic University Network Level Improvements to Root Cause Analysis of Patient Safety Events Northeastern University Examining How Lean Six Sigma Processes Reduce Hospital-Acquired Pennsylvania State University Conditions The Role of Disparities in 30-Day Hospital Readmission Rates Texas A&M University Analysis and Reduction of Practice Variation NEU/GIT Assessment of a Telehealth Device in Promoting Heart Failure Patient Pennsylvania State University Engagement and Self-Care in Rural Areas Investigating the Impacts of a Patient’s Social Network in Achieving Pennsylvania State University Gamification Solutions in Personalized Wellness Management Reducing Readmission After Hip Surgery Using Statistical Process Control Pennsylvania State University and Smart Home Care
CHOT University Sites
CHOT Industry Partners
UofL CHOT Supporters & Partners � Emphasizing “rigor vs. relevance” of the center � Identifying real-time problems with partners � Meeting with: Humana, Kindred Healthcare, LG&E, ResCare, Signature Health, UPS (interested in Q1 2018 memberships) � Using partners to network new relationships
Applied Research Defining Action Research � Crossroads of theory and practice � Participatory research � Relevant to participants & organizations � Focuses on results, knowledge � Researcher not Detailed Action Research Model (adapted from Susman, 1983) expected to be neutral
UofL Partner Problems � Opioid and hepatitis C interventions � Behavioral health interventions � Analyzing readmission risks in long- term care population � Using health information technology to improve access to services � Evaluating the use of artificial intelligence as a diagnostic tool
National CHOT Projects � Patient Engagement and Hospital Readmissions: The Role of Health Literacy � Impact of Direct-to-Consumer Telemedicine on Downstream Health Care Utilization and Costs � Telehealth and Remote Patient Monitoring Systems to Improve Access and Promote Active Patient Engagement in Rural Communities � Development of a Middleware Framework for Medical Device Integration for Telemedicine � Data-Driven Predictive Analytics to Improve Diagnosis, Treatment, Care Coordination, and Resource Utilization � Machine Learning for Evidence-Based Practice, Resource Allocation, and Risk Prediction
National CHOT Projects � Using Care Coordination to Address Cost, Quality, and Access to Care Across Systems and Populations � Effects of Care Coordination on the Improvement of Quality of Care � Effects of Care Coordination on Care Transitions � A Mobile Based Care Coordination System for Critical Care � Integration of Population Health Data and Digital Assistants to Reduce Readmission Risks � Gamification and its Impact on the Population Health Management of Chronic Conditions � Improving Employee and Patient Health through Population Data Mining
CHOT 2017-2018 Research Themes • Population Health • Access to Care • Care Coordination • Analytics & Innovative Technology • Patient Experience
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