Advocate Condell Medical Center

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1 Advocate Condell Medical Center Cancer Program 2015 Annual Report Advocate Cancer Centers Contribution Statement Advocate Cancer Centers will be recognized for exceptional outcomes, a commitment to research and innovation, and safe, compassionate integrated care for patients and families.

2 Advocate Condell Medical Center Advocate Condell Medical Center has been providing high quality care to residents in the north suburbs for more than 80 years. Advocate Condell is the largest health care provider and only Level I trauma center in Lake County, Illinois. Advocate Condell is a non-profit, acute care hospital offering a full spectrum of medical services. This includes everything from obstetrics, radiology services and rehabilitation to open heart surgery, neurosurgery and oncology. In addition, Advocate Condell is accredited by DNV Healthcare as a Primary Stroke Center. Advocate Condell offers all private adult patient rooms.

3 Advocate Condell Medical Center Accolades Commission on Cancer accreditation National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC) American College of Radiology Breast Imaging Center of Excellence 2015 Truven Health Analytics 100 Top Hospital and Everest Award 2014 Truven Top 50 Cardiovascular Hospital Leapfrog hospital safety score letter grade A since 2012 Ranked 3rd Safest Hospital in Illinois by Consumer Reports Blue distinction + awards for knee and hip replacements, spine surgery and cardiac care Primary Stroke Center Certification by DNV Healthcare Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) (echocardiography) American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (AACVPR) certified American Academy of Sleep Medicine accredited Sleep Disorders Center

4 Community Needs Assessment Goal/Need Identified Action/Response to Need Language Barriers Language barrier addressed using: Language line through Pacific Interpreters. Video remote interpreting (VRI) and ipad for sign. language and interpretation to assist deaf population. Recently added a spliced line adapter so the physician and patient can speak without some of the difficulties encountered with speaker phone, making it more personal. Transportation Transportation resources expanded to include: ACS Road to Recovery PACE bus First transit and township vans when applicable

5 2015 Condell Cancer Program Outcomes Year End Safety Leapfrog hospital safety score letter grade A since Quality Exceeded health care quality index goals for all measures. Service Cancer Resource Center: more than 2,000 served. Improvements in the patient experience. Growth Radiation Oncology Installed BrainLab technology to provide stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) to treat small tumors of the brain and stereotactic body radiotherapy (SRBT) for treatment of body tumors. This technology delivers precisely targeted radiation in fewer high-dose treatments than traditional therapy, which can help preserve healthy tissue. Women s Center: Opened new mammography center in Grayslake. Added 3D mammography unit (tomosynthesis). Redecoration of gowned waiting area to improve comfort. Marketing: Stories of the Girls and Breast Month activities. Funding Third annual Advocate Condell Rocks the Cure fundraising event to support Cancer Resource Center free services for patients and families. Coordinated Began initiatives to reduce re-admissions for cancer patients. Implemented use of Care NCI Toxicity Scale to help educate patients and families about chemotherapy side effects and care.

6 Condell Cancer Performance Rate 2014 NCDP Submission Measures Radiation therapy is administered within 1 year of diagnosis for women under age 70 receiving breast conserving surgery for cancer Combination chemotherapy is considered or administered within 4 months of diagnosis for women under 70 with stage IC, II or III ERA and PRA negative breast cancer Tamoxifen or third generation aromatase inhibitor is considered or administered within 1 year of diagnosis for women with stage IC, II or III ERA and/or PRA positive breast cancer Radiation therapy is considered or administered following any mastectomy within 1 year of diagnosis of breast cancer for women with 4 positive regional lymph nodes Image or palpation-guided needle biopsy (core or FNA) is performed to establish diagnosis of breast cancer Adjuvant chemotherapy is considered or administered within 4 months of diagnosis for patients under the age of 80 with AJCC stage III (lymph node positive) colon cancer At least 12 regional lymph nodes are removed and pathologically examined for resected colon cancer Condell Outcomes Expected Performance Rate ALL 97% 90% 90.3% 100% 90% 90.8% 93% 90% 87.6% 100% 90% 84.3% 99% 80% 87.5% 83.3% 90% 86.2% 100% 85% 88.0% Data published by the NCDB December ALL: All Commission on Cancer Approved Cancer Programs

7 2014 Community Served Male/Female by Tumor Site MALE ACTUAL FEMALE ACTUAL 22% 18% 16% 2% 3% 13% 3% 1%3%1% 4% 35% 5% 5% 9% 5% 10% 8% 9% 4% 8% 16% Prostate N=51 Lung & bronchus N=38 Colon & rectum N=22 Urinary bladder N=29 Melanoma of the skin N=15 Kidney & renal pelvis N=27 Non-Hodgkin lymphoma N=14 Oral cavity & pharynx N=14 Leukemia N=10 Liver & intrahepatic bile duct N=5 Breast N=125 Lung & bronchus N=56 Colon & rectum N=28 Uterine corpus N=16 Thyroid N= 31 Non-Hodgkin lymphoma N=16 Melanoma of the skin N=10 Kidney & renal pelvis N=4) Pancreas N=12 Leukemia N=3

8 Distribution by Age 2014 Advocate Condell Medical Center 2014 Analytic cases - Distribution by Age New Cases N = 651 Age Percentage Number of Cases % % % % % % % % 11 Total 100% 651

9 Distribution by Sex 2014 Advocate Condell Medical Center 2014 Analytic cases - Distribution by Sex New Cases N = 651 Sex Number of Cases Percentage Male % Female % Total %

10 Distribution by Race 2014 Advocate Condell Medical Center 2014 Analytic cases - Distribution by Race New Cases N = 651 Race Number of Cases Percentage White % Black 30 5% Other 35 5% Total %

11 Distribution by Stage 2014 Advocate Condell Medical Center 2014 Analytic cases - Distribution by Stage New Cases N = 651 Stage Percentage Number of Cases Stage 0 8% 53 Stage 1 29% 186 Stage 2 17% 111 Stage 3 13% 85 Stage 4 19% 125 Non-Applicable 9% 59 Unknown 5% 32 Total 100% 651

12 2015 Cancer Program Community Events Focus/Community Need: Cancer Prevention, Healthy Lifestyle, Screening & Survivorship Date Program Location 6-days / week Activity Classes (yoga, tai chi, exercise) Cancer Resource Center January Fit Fun Night Centre Club: Libertyville February Fit Fun Night Centre Club: Gurnee February Women, Wellness & Wine Café Pyrenees, Libertyville March Ladies Only Evening Escape Centre Club: Libertyville March Wellness Fair Stevenson HS, Lincolnshire June Pamper Yourself Pink: breast health, screening and survivorship Intergenerational Care Center, Condell in partnership with YWCA June National Cancer Survivors Day Centre Club: Libertyville & Gurnee October Pink Out Day Libertyville HS football game October ACS Making Strides Independence Grove, Libertyville October Centre Club Pink Ribbon Run Libertyville, IL October Pink Day: Women s Center Open House Main Lobby of Hospital

13 2015 Cancer Institute Screenings Focus/Community Need: Cancer Prevention and Screening March Date Program/Community Need Location Skin screening & prevention education YWCA free mammography screenings YWCA discounted mammography screenings May November Skin screening & prevention education Condell registered with ACS to commit to goal of 80% Colon Cancer Testing Rate by 2018 Gurnee Condell Condell Gurnee Community

14 Lung Cancer Screening Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. The primary reason is that people do not experience symptoms until their cancer has reached an advanced stage. At Advocate Condell Medical Center, we offer a Lung cancer Screening Program to help identify lung cancer early in high-risk patients. Eligibility Criteria: Age years. Asymptomatic (no signs or symptoms of lung cancer). Current smoker or one who has quit smoking with the last 15 years. Tobacco smoking history of at least 30 pack-years (number of packs smoked per day by the number of years smoked. People identified as at risk for lung cancer will undergo annual lowdose lung CT testing and counseling and counseled on the importance of cigarette abstinence or smoking cessation. For questions, please call LUNG.

15 Breast Health and Community Outreach Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer in Lake County, Illinois. To address that need, Advocate Condell focused on: Adherence to the National Accreditation Program for Breast Center excellence and quality. Breast health program planning. Breast health community outreach. Breast screenings and marketing with a call to action to get a mammogram with the advantage of same day scheduling and same day results.

16 Breast Health Advocate Condell is recognized as a Breast Center of Excellence and is certified by the NAPBC. Advocate Condell is committed to and focused on enhancing breast health in the community we serve.

17 2015 Breast Program Initiatives Date Feb & March Feb & March March March Initiative Promotion of 3D mammography and opening of Grayslake Mammography Center with education of the importance of mammography screening. Community education: Women, Wellness & Wine & Women s March Madness. Letters mailed to all current patients to introduce 3D mammography and new location in Grayslake. Condell website updated for 3D mammography and Grayslake Mammography Center. April Tomosynthesis (3D mammography) started 4/1/15. April April April April & May April & May April May June October Google Word Ads Search Ad with a separate landing page created for the searches. Grayslake Mammography Center opened 4/23/15. Accepting walk-ins. Momentum, Physician Forum and APP newsletter notice in April and May. Ads regarding 3D mammography and Grayslake facility Tribune, Daily Herald & News-Sun ¼ page ad for three consecutive weeks. Mailer distributed to physician offices and hospital lobbies. Mailer to 9,000 households in NW quadrant to pure prospects (Condell non-users). Video with Dr. Katz highlighting 3D mammography for website, YouTube and internal broadcast. Pamper Yourself Pink breast cancer program with YWCA presented by Dr. Sharpless and Dr. Manquen. Over 90 people attended. Stories of the Girls campaign. Community Pink Day. Participation in ACS Strides walk.

18 Advocate Condell Medical Center & the American Cancer Society The Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Northeast Suburban event had 108 teams and 1,633 participants who raised more than $183,446. The Advocate Condell Powerful Pink Crusaders raised $3,216 to support the American Cancer Society event.

19 Stories of the Girls campaign objectives Change conversation from breast cancer to breast health Invite women of all ages to be a part of this conversation Encourage prevention and early detection through education and screenings

20 Breast Cancer: Community Connection and Survivorship To read the full story and watch a video about Advocate Condell Medical Center breast cancer survivor Julie Donofrio, click on the image to the left.

21 Breast Cancer: Community Outreach and Connection Click on the image above to read the full story featuring Dr. Anna Katz, Advocate Medical Group breast surgeon.

22 Breast Cancer: Community Outreach and Connection Click on the image to the left to watch a segment with Dr. Anna Katz on WGN-TV s Stories of Hope: Facing Breast Cancer, which aired October 17, 2015

23 Community Outreach and Connection Advocate Condell breast cancer survivor Bettie Maultsby helped unfurl the flag before the Chicago Bears pre-season game at Soldier Field on September 3. As a guest of Advocate Health Care and the Chicago Bears, she participated in the Bear Down flag ceremony.

24 Community Outreach and Connection Advocate Condell breast cancer survivor Julie Donofrio (center) and two other Advocate Health Care breast cancer survivors were honorary captains during the Chicago Bulls annual Pink Out! breast cancer awareness game on October 12. Click on the image above to read her story.

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