Optimizing Data through Measurement-informed Care: Session 1 – Understanding Measurement-informed Care
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Measurement-informed Care (MIC) uses data to inform service provision and administration. It is an ongoing process requiring technology optimization, staff buy-in and training. Value-based/alternative payment model (APM) contracting is fast becoming the norm, requiring agencies to ensure all staff know how to access and use data to inform their day-to-day work. Reliable data capture, analysis and reporting is just the start. In this three-part series we will investigate what it takes to adopt an MIC services approach.
In session 1 we will review the literature defining MIC. Topics will include the utility of MIC for staff and clients, the role of MIC in value-based care/APM, key components of effective and efficient MIC and how it differs from usual care.
Learning Objectives:
- Define and differentiate MIC from other approaches to capturing and using clinical data.
- Understand how MIC can be used to provide clients with health literacy.
- Explore how MIC helps staff better understand client needs and more effectively provide services in a value-based care/alternative payment model environment.
- Share resources to learn more about MIC.
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Optimizing Data through Measurement-informed Care: Session 3 – Sustaining Measurement-informed CareJul 16, 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
In session 3, we will discuss how best to sustain MIC, including the hallmarks of an MIC organizational culture.
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Optimizing Data through Measurement-informed Care: Session 2 – Implementing and Optimizing Measurement-informed CareJun 18, 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
In session 2 we will discuss what constitutes a useful measure for both staff and clients, considerations for choosing valid and clinically useful measures and how to reliably integrate measurement in staff workflows and client interactions.
