IMPROVE Clinic: Marcia Mecca, MD Danielle Wojtaszek, PharmD Kristina Niehoff, PharmD. The Initiative to Minimize Pharmaceutical Risk in Older Veterans

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IMPROVE Clinic: The Initiative to Minimize Pharmaceutical Risk in Older Veterans Marcia Mecca, MD Danielle Wojtaszek, PharmD Kristina Niehoff, PharmD

Objectives What is IMPROVE? Components, Expectations, and Tools: Preparation Lunch & Learn Shared Medical Appointment Individual Visit Team Precepting Questions?

IMPROVE Clinic Lunch & Learn 12:30-1:30pm Shared Medical Appointment 1:30-2pm Individual Appointment 2:00-~3:00pm Team Precepting IMPROVE Team (Pharmacist/Internist/Geriatrician) + Trainees

Identifying and Referring a Patient Polypharmacy Panel Management Tool Inviting Your Patient CPRS Consult order: IMPROVE Polypharmacy Project Scheduling: notify your team s assigned scheduler Timeline: Immersion Block BEFORE you are assigned to IMPROVE

Polypharmacy Panel Management Tool

Who is the Ideal IMPROVE Patient? Eligibility: 65 years of age 10 medications Appropriate for a group visit (family invited) Based on Our Experience: Many recent medication changes Co-managed by private providers Patient unsure about specifics of med regimen Provider suspects non-adherence Prescribed PIMs

Consult Order

Consult Order Clinically indicated date: Let s us know if you want pt seen ASAP by a colleague or during your next IMPROVE

Scheduling Notify your assigned clinic scheduler to book the appointment Notify Marcia Mecca or Danielle Wojtaszek

Medication Review Worksheet Tool for Preparation

Lunch and Learn 12:30-1:30 pm 15-20 min didactic Bring your lunch Present your patient to the group along with your ideas for reducing polypharmacy Discussion with IMPROVE faculty regarding potentially inappropriate medications

Shared Medical Appointment 1:30-2pm Trainees will rotate leading the group visit SMA Discussion Guide (IMPROVE Documents folder in Panel Management of Sharepoint) See Tips for Group Facilitation, by Lindsay Dorflinger, PhD

Individual Visit 2:00-~3:00pm Orthostatic vital signs (BP and pulse): Lying, standing, standing at 3 minutes (+ if SBP drops 20 mmhg or DBP drops 10 mmhg) Weight if applicable (no recent weight, on diuretics?)

IMPROVE Questionnaire

Completing the IMPROVE Consult New Note

Note Template Gray CPRS Template box opens with the note (clunky) Once you open note, click cancel Populate with new IMPROVE Template (directions for making own template are at the top) Copy located on the Sharepoint in the Forms and Flow folder of the IMPROVE Documents folder within the COE Panel Management Sharepoint

Medication Reconciliation Gather all medications (prescription, OTC, and herbal supplements) For each medication clarify the following: Name of the medication Strength Frequency Indication Compare the patient s list to the medication list in CPRS and identify and resolve any discrepancies

Cognitive Testing: Choose 1 Mini COG 3-item registration Clock drawing (executive function) 3-item recall (memory) Scoring: 0-5 points 1 point for each item recall; 2 points for normal clock, 0 points if bad spacing, wrong time, missing numbers, duplicate numbers, out of sequence SLUMS 11 items, multiple cognitive domains Scoring 0-30 points Correction for < high school education

Try them out! Pair up and try one of these tests

Shared Decision Making Health Psychology curriculum Trade offs (risk vs. benefit) Barriers to adherence (complexity, cognition, cost )

Team Precepting Attending provider (geriatrician, primary care) and a pharmacist (resident or preceptors) Report important findings from questionnaire, orthostatics, cognitive screening, med rec discrepancies, your assessment and plan including follow up

IMPROVE Schedule 12:30-1:30 pm Lunch and Learn Rogers Conference Room 10-20 minute didactic on Age Related Changes in Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics Patient Case Discussion (5-10 minutes each) 1:30-2:00 pm Shared Medical Appointment Patient Education Room (Bldg 2 Main Hallway by ATM) 2:00 pm-~3:00 pm Individual Provider Visit 3:00 pm-5:00 pm Team precepting, Follow up, Documentation

Questions? Marcia.Mecca2@va.gov Danielle.Wojtaszek@va.gov Website: www.improvepolypharmacy.org