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QUALITY PROFESSIONAL SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING THURSDAY, January 28, 2016 Conference Center Located at Highland Care Pavilion 1411 East 31st Street Oakland, CA 94602 Susana Flores, Clerk of the Board (510) 535-7515 LOCATION: Open Session: HCP Conference Center MINUTES THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER AT 3:35PM ROLL CALL WAS TAKEN AND THE FOLLOWING TRUSTEES WERE PRESENT: Barry Zorthian, MD, Kinkini Banerjee, Joe DeVries, Maria Hernandez, and Michele Lawrence. Non-Voting Members present: Drs. Deepak Dhawan, John Iocco and Swapnil Shah. (General Counsel Announcement as to purpose of Closed Session) TAB #1 CLOSED SESSION (Reconvene to Open Session) TAB #2 ACTION: Consent Agenda A. Approval of the Minutes of the November 19, 2015 and December 22, 2015 Quality Professional Services Committee Meetings. B. Approval of Policies and Procedures Kerin Torpey Bashaw, MPH, RN, Vice President, Quality January 2016 Alameda Health System Policies Administration • Activation, Notification and Alert-Code Triage • Authorization for Uses and Disclosures Other Than Treatment, Payment and Health\ Care Operations • Breach Notification Process • Code Tan • Disclosure of HIV/AIDS Related Information • Disclosure of Protected Health Information for Treatment, Payment and Health Care Alameda Health System Board of Trustees – Quality Professional Services Committee Meeting - Minutes January 28, 2016 Page 2 of 4 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Operations Eyewash Facilities Locker Assignment in the Acute Tower Master Clock Policy Medication Administration (Attachments) Mitigation of Improper Disclosures Notification Parking Policy Patient Care-Clinical Protocols Patient Privacy Protection Patient’s Right to Request Restrictions on Certain Uses and Disclosures of Protected Health Information Posting of Posters and Flyers Privacy Rule Complaint Process Privacy: Accounting of Disclosures Privacy: AHS Directory Respiratory Protection Program Sorian Clinicals Electronic Health Record (EHR) Downtime Policy Clinical • 340B Drug Pricing Program • Addendum: Code Blue/White Crash Cart Policy • Antibiotic Desensitization Protocols • Anticoagulant Therapy in Patients Undergoing PCI • Elective PCI Patient Selection and Exclusion • Guidelines for Methadone Use • Immunizations in Adult Primary Care Protocol • Intravenous Admixture Program • Treatment of Chest Pain and NSTEMI Department • MCH Certified Nurse Midwife Standardized Procedure: First Surgical Assist for Cesarean Section • MCH Certified Nurse Midwife Standardized Procedure: Furnishing Medications (Attachments) • MCH Certified Nurse Midwife Standardized Procedure: Infiltration with Local Anesthetic • MCH Certified Nurse Midwife Standardized Procedure: Repair of Spontaneous First and Second Degree Lacerations of the Lower Genital Track; Performance and Repair of Episiotomy Alameda Hospital Policies Clinical • CAUTI Policy • CLABSI Prevention Bundle • Hand Hygiene • Infection Control Program • MRI without Contrast-Code Stroke Protocol • Standard Precautions • Transmission-Based precautions • Ventilator Associated Pneumonia(VAP) Prevention Bundle Department • Care of Workstations on Wheels (WOW) Alameda Health System Board of Trustees – Quality Professional Services Committee Meeting - Minutes January 28, 2016 Page 3 of 4 Plans • Infection Control Plan San Leandro Hospital Policies Administration • Influenza Prevention and Outbreak Control Protocol Clinical • BiPAP • Cleaning and Disinfection of External and Internal use Ultrasound Probes • Influenza Vaccination • Medication-Transdermal Patch Policy Department • Continuum of Care • Discharge Criteria • Education of Patients and Families • Reassessment of Patients • Request for Services, Inpatient • Scope of Assessment • Scope of Services- Rehabilitation • Standard’s for Delivering Care and Services Action: A motion was made and seconded to approve the QPSC minutes of November 19, 2015 and December 22, 2015. The motion passed. AYES: Trustees Banerjee, DeVries, Hernandez, Lawrence, and Zorthian. NAYS: None Abstention: None Action: A motion was made and seconded to approve January 2016 Policies and Procedures as presented. The motion passed. AYES: Trustees Banerjee, DeVries, Hernandez, Lawrence, and Zorthian. NAYS: None Abstention: None TAB #3 DISCUSSION: Issue Tracking The CNE provided an update regarding the Visiting Hours/Visitor policy that was pulled from the October 2015 consent agenda. The CNE clarified that this item would be modified to consist of Visiting Hours/Visitor principles where patients may define the make-up of their family and visitors. The goal is to create a secure environment that allows family and visitors at all times while maintaining staff safety. The VP of Quality clarified that the PCP Assignment of Panel Size policy was based on a memorandum of understanding and a union contract. Stakeholders reviewed the policy and confirmed that the policy will not move forward. A procedure will be created to ensure clarity around. The Visiting Hours/Visitor Policy will return to the Committee as a part of the regular policy approval process. Alameda Health System Board of Trustees – Quality Professional Services Committee Meeting - Minutes January 28, 2016 Page 4 of 4 TAB #4 REPORT: Legal Counsel’s Report on Action Taken in Closed Session The Interim General Counsel reported that the Committee approved the credentialing reports from each of the Medical Staffs and took no other action. Public Comments - None Trustee Remarks - None ADJOURNMENT – 4:35pm Respectfully submitted by: Susana Flores Clerk of the Board APPROVED AS TO FORM: Reviewed by: Mike Moye Interim General Counsel Executive Summary for Quality Professional Services Committee Policies and Procedures February 2016 Title of Policy Immunizations in Adult Primary Care Protocol Patient Transfer for Evaluation, Diagnostic Testing or Treatment (attachments) Last Approved Date New Protocol New Policy BOT due date from last approval ? Next review date after BOT approval? 3 Years 3 Years Policy Owner/Author/ Reviewer Purpose Steve Kilgore (DonAmbulatory), David Moskowitz, MD, (Medical Director, Hope Center), Guy Qvistgaard (CAO) Protocol outlining the responsibilities of RNs and LVNs in adult primary care, adult immunology and women’s clinic at Alameda Health System to vaccinate adults who meet the criteria below To provide optimal patient care before, during and after transfer to outside facilities including Skilled Nursing Facilities Reshea Holman (VP, Patient Care Services), Kinzi Richholt (CNE) Summary of Changes History of Review Committee Changes: • New Protocol • • Changes: New Policy • Ambulatory Operations Committee Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee Nursing Executive Team Patient Care Services Type Clinical Clinical MEC Reviewer Title of Policy Standardized Procedure: Refill of Medications in Adult Primary Care by RN Standardized Procedure: Titration of Hypertension Medications In Adult Primary Care (attachment) Last Approved Date New Protocol New Protocol BOT due date from last approval ? Next review date after BOT approval? 3 Years 3 Years Policy Owner/Author/ Reviewer Purpose Steve Kilgore (DonAmbulatory), David Moskowitz, MD, (Medical Director, Hope Center), Guy Qvistgaard (CAO) The protocol describes the functions that a Registered Nurse (CNII, CNIII, CNIV) may perform to refill chronic medications in Adult Primary Care clinics (Highland Wellness, Adult Immunology Clinic, Eastmont Wellness, Hayward Wellness, Newark Wellness) at Alameda Health System. This protocol describes the functions, which may be performed by Registered Nurses (Clinical Nurse II/III/IV) in managing uncomplicated hypertension in adults ages 18 and older in the Adult Primary Care Clinics. Steve Kilgore (DonAmbulatory), David Moskowitz, MD, (Medical Director, Hope Center), Guy Qvistgaard (CAO) Summary of Changes History of Review Committee Changes: • New Protocol • • • Changes: • New Protocol • • • Type Ambulatory Operations Committee Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee IDPC Nursing Executive Team Clinical Ambulatory Operations Committee Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee IDPC Nursing Executive Team Clinical MEC Reviewer Executive Summary for Quality Professional Services Committee Policies and Procedures February, 2016 Title of Policy Last Approved Date Hospital Acquired Infection (HAI) Prevention Policy for CCU Patients Including MRSA 4/2014 Lexiscan Administration During Radionuclide Myocardial Perfusion Imaging Test 7/2011 BOT due date from last approval ? 4/2017 7/2014 Next review date after BOT approval? 3 Years 3 Years Policy Owner/Author/ Reviewer Cathy King (Infection Preventionist), Bonnie Panlasigui (CAO) Bonnie Panlasigui (CAO) Purpose To reduce the incidence of HAIs (Hospital Acquired Infections) in the Critical Care Unit all patients will be treated with Mupirocin (Bactroban) 2% nasal ointment per MRSA-AST Protocol. To identify the critical components involved in performing a pharmacologic myocardial perfusion imaging (MPI) stress test with Lexiscan (Regadenoson). Summary of Changes Changes: History of Review Committee Type • Infection Control Committee Clinical • Cardiology • Nuclear Medicine Clinical Major revisions Changes: Major revisions 1 Executive Summary for Quality Professional Services Committee Policies and Procedures February 2016 Title of Policy Advance Healthcare Directive (AHD) Condition 44 Unrepresented Patients Last Approved Date 9/2012 BOT due date from last approval ? 9/2015 New Policy 9/2012 Next review date after BOT approval? 3 Years 3 Years 9/2015 3 Years Policy Owner/Author/ Reviewer Judy Heinemann (Nurse Educator), Viki Ardito (Director, Patient Care Services), James Jackson (CAO) Gloria Coats (Manager, Case Management), Judy Heinemann (Nurse Educator), Viki Ardito (Director, Patient Care Services), James Jackson (CAO) Judy Heinemann (Nurse Educator), Viki Ardito (Director, Patient Care Services), James Jackson (CAO) Purpose Summary of Changes To comply with Patient Self-Determination Act and state law. Changes: This policy outlines when Condition Code 44 is appropriate and what steps need to be taken for implementation. Changes: This policy guides health care professionals through a process to make medical treatment decisions on behalf of an incapacitated patient who lacks a surrogate decision maker and when there is no Changes: Minor revisions New policy Updated reference to CHA2014 vs. 2012 History of Review Committee Type • Quality and Safety Committee Admin • Utilization Management • Quality and Safety Committee Admin • Quality and Safety Committee Admin 1 Title of Policy Last Approved Date Carbapenem Resistant Enterobacteriaceae New Policy Medication – Anesthesia Narcotic Boxes 9/2012 Multi-Drug Resistant Organisms (MDRO) 9/2012 Outpatient Surgery Scheduling 9/2012 BOT due date from last approval ? 9/2015 9/2015 9/2015 Next review date after BOT approval? Policy Owner/Author/ Reviewer 3 Years Gloria Przelenski (Infection Preventionist), Altino McKelvey (Director, Infection Control), James Jackson (CAO) 3 Years 3 Years 3 Years Purpose known family member who is willing and able to make medical treatment decisions on behalf of the patient. To prevent the transmission of Carbapenem Resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) within San Leandro Hospital. Summary of Changes Changes: New Policy Elizabeth Blackburn (Pharmacy Manager), Vicki Ardito (Director, Patient Care Services), James Jackson (CAO) To have adequate accountability of controlled medications in Anesthesia and to adhere to state and federal regulations. Changes: Gloria Przelenski (Infection Preventionist), Altino McKelvey (Director, Infection Control), James Jackson (CAO) To ensure that all patients that have positive cultures for Multi-Drug Resistant Organisms (MDRO) are placed in contact precautions. Changes: Mary Schwind (Surgical Services Manager), Tracy Stone (Director, Perioperative To be able to provide the required staff, room, and equipment for the planned procedures and for safe efficient patient care. Changes: Minor revisions Added CRE information to policy Minor revisions History of Review Committee Type • Infection Control Committee • Quality and Safety Committee Clinical • Pharmacy and Therapeutics • Quality and Safety Clinical • Infection Control Committee • Quality and Safety Committee Clinical • Surgery Committee • Quality and Safety Committee Clinical 2 Title of Policy Process for Charges Last Approved Date 9/2012 Urinary Catheter Management Protocol 9/2012 Use of the Germfree Compounding Aseptic Isolator (CAI or Glove Box) 9/2012 BOT due date from last approval ? Next review date after BOT approval? 9/2015 3 Years 9/2015 9/2015 3 Years 3 Years Policy Owner/Author/ Reviewer Services), James Jackson (CAO) Mary Schwind (Surgical Services Manager), Tracy Stone (Director, Perioperative Services), James Jackson (CAO) Judy Heinemann (Nurse Educator), Viki Ardito (Director, Patient Care Services), James Jackson (CAO) Elizabeth Blackburn (Pharmacy Manager), Vicki Ardito (Director, Patient Care Services), James Jackson (CAO) Purpose To ensure proper procedures is followed for inputting daily charges in the operating room. Summary of Changes Changes: Major revisions To prevent and reduce catheter associated urinary tract infections Changes: To ensure that the compounding aseptic isolator (CAI) is cleaned and used in a proper manner. Changes: Minor revisions Minor revisions History of Review Committee Type • Surgery Committee • Quality and Safety Committee Clinical • Nursing • Quality and Safety Committee Clinical • Pharmacy and Therapeutics • Quality and Safety Clinical 3