CMC CoIIN Implementation Library

This document provides tips for creating recruitment documents, developing a recruitment process, and identifying potential participants. It was created based on discussion from the January 2019 CoIIN State Team Webinar.

This document is used to record important things to know at the pre-surgical appointment to improve care coordination.

This document describes what a SPoC is, why it is important, and how to use it. The two files linked below have the same content with slightly different layouts.

This tip sheet offers advice and steps for selling a healthcare quality improvement project to potential partners. Tips include ways to focus on the outcome, be clear about “what’s in it for them,” share the history of the project, listen to the potential partner, offer to shape the environment, and plan for the pitch.

This brochure describes the physician’s role in VCTC meetings and the benefits of VCTC.

This PDF SPoC document includes a contact sheet and action plan.

Root Cause Analysis using CoIIN Environmental Scan findings.
The Oregon team created the following problem statement to focus its QI work: “Young adults with medical complexity (YAMC) and their families are not adequately prepared for, or supported in, the transition from pediatric to adult healthcare.” We used a fishbone diagram tool to guide a root cause analysis of our problem statement. A root cause analysis seeks to identify the primary reasons underlying a problem. The results of our analysis appear on page 1.

The poster discusses a unique intervention between a primary care medical home and inpatient hospitalist team to utilize telemedicine to coordinate care for CMC. This collaboration resulted in reduced readmission rates, though no change in length of stay. This poster was presented at the 2019 AMCHP Conference.