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GROUP 6GROUP 6

Valentina ThomasValentina Thomas Mirna ClerieMirna Clerie Kevin MannKevin Mann Zohra YousufzaiZohra Yousufzai Fiza KhanFiza Khan Sherryleen EliscaSherryleen Elisca Roy RajuRoy Raju

The Health Care TeamThe Health Care Team

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The Team is comprised of Physicians, Nurses, The Team is comprised of Physicians, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Physical Therapists, Social Workers etc Physical Therapists, Social Workers etc

It is one in which every professional works to It is one in which every professional works to offer the best possible health care to offer the best possible health care to patients.patients.

The team depends on the The team depends on the abilityability of each of each member to perform their duties properly in member to perform their duties properly in order to reach their goal.order to reach their goal.

What is the Health Care Team?

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Two Types of CareTwo Types of Care Primary care Primary care

Is described as the first level of Is described as the first level of health care received by a health care received by a patient. patient.

Specialists of this type of care Specialists of this type of care are usually in family practice, are usually in family practice, internal medicine or pediatrics.internal medicine or pediatrics.

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Specialty careSpecialty care Is the health care services received by a Is the health care services received by a

patient following an initial consultation patient following an initial consultation with a primary care practitioner. with a primary care practitioner.

It encompasses a very broad array of It encompasses a very broad array of fields fields

It is the type of health care service that It is the type of health care service that the practitioner elects to provide. the practitioner elects to provide.

Two Types of CareTwo Types of Care

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Physician assistants as defined by the AAPA Physician assistants as defined by the AAPA are professionals licensed to practice are professionals licensed to practice medicine with physician supervision. medicine with physician supervision.

The field arose because of the shortage or The field arose because of the shortage or misdistribution of primary care providers.misdistribution of primary care providers.

The physician assistant profession The physician assistant profession contributes a lot to the health care team contributes a lot to the health care team today given its relatively recent start in the today given its relatively recent start in the late 1960’s. late 1960’s.

What is a Physician Assistant? What is a Physician Assistant?

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Some of the services performed by Some of the services performed by the physician assistant in primary the physician assistant in primary care may include but are not care may include but are not limited to:limited to: Assessing a patient of any age by taking Assessing a patient of any age by taking

a medical history, performing an a medical history, performing an appropriate physical examination, appropriate physical examination, identifying problems, and recording and identifying problems, and recording and presenting the pertinent information. presenting the pertinent information.

Requesting and interpreting diagnostic Requesting and interpreting diagnostic studies and performing basic laboratory studies and performing basic laboratory tests and procedures.tests and procedures.

Role of a Physician Role of a Physician Assistant in Primary CareAssistant in Primary Care

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Supporting the physician in inpatient Supporting the physician in inpatient settings by assisting in surgery, conducting settings by assisting in surgery, conducting medical rounds, developing and medical rounds, developing and implementing patient management plans, implementing patient management plans, writing orders, recording progress notes and writing orders, recording progress notes and dictating discharge summaries. dictating discharge summaries.

Performing routine procedures such as Performing routine procedures such as suturing and wound care, casting, managing suturing and wound care, casting, managing common conditions, and participating in the common conditions, and participating in the management of more complex illnesses. management of more complex illnesses.

Role of a Physician Role of a Physician Assistant in Primary CareAssistant in Primary Care

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Delegation of Health Care is based Delegation of Health Care is based on functions, time and skill level. on functions, time and skill level.

It is dispersed among the team It is dispersed among the team including medical students, patient including medical students, patient care associates, lab techs, care associates, lab techs, secretary etc. secretary etc.

DelegationDelegation

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A Health Care Team consists of many A Health Care Team consists of many Health Care Providers:Health Care Providers:1)1) Doctors/Attending PhysiciansDoctors/Attending Physicians

Have advanced training and specialize in a specific Have advanced training and specialize in a specific area of medicine.area of medicine.

Responsible for delegating health care to health care Responsible for delegating health care to health care team.team.

2)2) Residents/FellowsResidents/Fellows Physicians in training; training to specializePhysicians in training; training to specialize Responsible for working closely with physicianResponsible for working closely with physician Can delegate duties to fellow team in absence of Can delegate duties to fellow team in absence of

attending physician.attending physician.

DelegationDelegation

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A Health Care Team consists of many A Health Care Team consists of many Health Care Providers cont.Health Care Providers cont.

3)3) Registered nurseRegistered nurse Provide care and treatmentProvide care and treatment Responsible for general nursing care, for keeping a Responsible for general nursing care, for keeping a

close eye on patients 24 hours and for reporting any close eye on patients 24 hours and for reporting any patient information to Physicians/Physician Assistants.patient information to Physicians/Physician Assistants.

4)4) Nurse practitionersNurse practitioners responsible for taking care of patient and relaying responsible for taking care of patient and relaying

necessary information to attending physician and other necessary information to attending physician and other team members.team members.

DelegationDelegation

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A Health Care Team consists of many A Health Care Team consists of many Health Care Providers cont.Health Care Providers cont.

5)5) Physician AssistantsPhysician Assistants Responsible for keeping close contact with Responsible for keeping close contact with

patient in absence of a physician; ordering patient in absence of a physician; ordering necessary diagnostic tests; overseeing necessary diagnostic tests; overseeing nurses.nurses.

DelegationDelegation

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Health Maintenance organization Health Maintenance organization (HMO) is a Health Care plan or (HMO) is a Health Care plan or system that provides care through system that provides care through a network or physicians and a network or physicians and hospitals in particular geographic hospitals in particular geographic or service areas. or service areas.

What is an HMO?What is an HMO?

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Manage Health Care by using a Manage Health Care by using a prepaid model that emphasizes prepaid model that emphasizes early treatment and prevention. early treatment and prevention.

Intended to reduce health care Intended to reduce health care costs to patients.costs to patients.

Purpose of HMO’sPurpose of HMO’s

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Prepaid medical care dates back to 1910, Prepaid medical care dates back to 1910, overtime HMO type systems developed.overtime HMO type systems developed.

It was not till 1960’s health care costs grew It was not till 1960’s health care costs grew so rapidly that the federal government so rapidly that the federal government intervened.intervened.

In 1973, the HMO Act, recognized the In 1973, the HMO Act, recognized the promise of HMOs and encouraged their promise of HMOs and encouraged their growth nation wide. The Act enabled growth nation wide. The Act enabled individual HMOs to receive endorsement from individual HMOs to receive endorsement from the federal government, and it required the federal government, and it required employers to offer coverage from at least employers to offer coverage from at least one federally qualified HMO to all employees.one federally qualified HMO to all employees.

HMO HistoryHMO History

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Types of HMOTypes of HMO Staff model Staff model

physicians are paid employees working on physicians are paid employees working on the staff of an HMO.the staff of an HMO.

It has been shown to promote wellness and It has been shown to promote wellness and keep patients healthy.keep patients healthy.

Group modelGroup model the HMO contracts with an independent the HMO contracts with an independent

medical group that specializes in a variety medical group that specializes in a variety of medical services and the HMO in turn of medical services and the HMO in turn provides these services to members.provides these services to members.

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Types of HMOTypes of HMO Independent Practice Association Independent Practice Association

modelmodel Gives HMOs maximum flexibility to the HMO Gives HMOs maximum flexibility to the HMO

members wherein they contract individually members wherein they contract individually for all services. for all services.

Network modelNetwork model The HMO will contract with more than one The HMO will contract with more than one

group to provide services. group to provide services.

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““A PA increases a primary care physician’s productivity A PA increases a primary care physician’s productivity by 49 to 74%.” (Ballweg 495).by 49 to 74%.” (Ballweg 495).

Currently, only 7% of PA’s practice in HMOs.Currently, only 7% of PA’s practice in HMOs. The best progress for the role of PA’s in HMOs can be The best progress for the role of PA’s in HMOs can be

seen in Medicare, a health insurance program seen in Medicare, a health insurance program administered by the U.S. government covering people administered by the U.S. government covering people at ages 65 and older. at ages 65 and older.

As of January 1, 1998, Medicare pays the PA’s As of January 1, 1998, Medicare pays the PA’s employers for medical services provided by PA’s in all employers for medical services provided by PA’s in all settings at 85 percent of the physician’s fee schedule. settings at 85 percent of the physician’s fee schedule. This includes hospitals (inpatient, outpatient, and This includes hospitals (inpatient, outpatient, and emergency departments), nursing facilities, home, emergency departments), nursing facilities, home, offices and clinics, and first assisting at surgery.offices and clinics, and first assisting at surgery.

Role of PA in HMORole of PA in HMO

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Medicare Policy Chart for Physician Assistants

SETTINGSETTINGSUPERVISION SUPERVISION 

REQUIREMEREQUIREMENTNT

REIMBURSEMENT REIMBURSEMENT RATERATE SERVICESSERVICES

Office/Clinic when Office/Clinic when physician is not physician is not on siteon site

State LawState Law 85% of physician’s fee 85% of physician’s fee scheduleschedule

All services PA is legally authorized to provide that would have All services PA is legally authorized to provide that would have been covered if provided personally by a physicianbeen covered if provided personally by a physician

Office/Clinic when Office/Clinic when physician is on physician is on sitesite

Physician must be in Physician must be in the suite of the suite of officesoffices

100% of physician’s fee 100% of physician’s fee schedule schedule 11

Same As AboveSame As Above

Home visit/ Home visit/  House CallHouse Call

State LawState Law 85% of physician’s fee 85% of physician’s fee scheduleschedule

Same As AboveSame As Above

Skilled Nursing Facility Skilled Nursing Facility & Nursing & Nursing FacilityFacility

State LawState Law 85% of physician’s fee 85% of physician’s fee scheduleschedule

Same As AboveSame As Above

HospitalHospital State LawState Law 85% of physician’s fee 85% of physician’s fee scheduleschedule

Same As AboveSame As Above

First assisting at surgery First assisting at surgery in all settingsin all settings

State LawState Law 85% of physician’s first 85% of physician’s first assist fee scheduleassist fee schedule22

Same As AboveSame As Above

Federally Certified Federally Certified Rural Health Rural Health ClinicsClinics

State Law State Law  Cost-based Cost-based reimbursement reimbursement 

Same As AboveSame As Above

HMOHMO33 State Law State Law  Reimbursement is on Reimbursement is on capitation basiscapitation basis

All services contracted for as part of an HMO contractAll services contracted for as part of an HMO contract

1 Using carrier guidelines for "incident to" services.2 i.e. 85% x 16% = 13.6% of surgeon’s fee.3 Some Medicare/HMO risk contracts may exclude nonphysician providers

Third party Reimbursement. AAPA. Accessed, 13 Aug. 2006.<http://www.aapa.org/gandp/3rdparty.html#ibs>

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"Effective April 1, 2002, the Centers for "Effective April 1, 2002, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued new Medicare and Medicaid Services issued new Medicare Carriers Manual instructions that Medicare Carriers Manual instructions that expand employment and practice ownership expand employment and practice ownership opportunities for PAs. The new policy removes opportunities for PAs. The new policy removes a restriction on PA ownership by allowing a PA a restriction on PA ownership by allowing a PA to have up to a 99 percent ownership interest to have up to a 99 percent ownership interest in an approved corporate entity (e.g., a in an approved corporate entity (e.g., a professional medical corporation) that bills the professional medical corporation) that bills the Medicare program. "Medicare program. "

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20062006 <http://physician-assistant.advanceweb.com/Common/editorial/editorial.aspx?CC=66385><http://physician-assistant.advanceweb.com/Common/editorial/editorial.aspx?CC=66385> Bowleg R, Solberg S, Sullivan E, Bowleg R, Solberg S, Sullivan E, Physician Assistant, A Guide to Clinical PracticePhysician Assistant, A Guide to Clinical Practice, , Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2003Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2003 Crane S, Crane S, Mountains Beyond MountainsMountains Beyond Mountains, Guest Editorial, Journal of the American Academy of , Guest Editorial, Journal of the American Academy of

Physician Assistants, Vol.9 Number 6, August 2006.Physician Assistants, Vol.9 Number 6, August 2006. Health Maintenance Organization (HMO),Health Maintenance Organization (HMO), National Center for Health Statistics. Accessed 18 Aug, National Center for Health Statistics. Accessed 18 Aug,

2006. <2006. <http://http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/datawh/nchsdefs/hmo.htmwww.cdc.gov/nchs/datawh/nchsdefs/hmo.htm>> Health Maintenance Organizations. Health Maintenance Organizations. Wikipedia. Accessed Aug 15 2006.Wikipedia. Accessed Aug 15 2006. <<http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMO#Historyen.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMO#History> > Highland Hospital: Patient VisitorsHighland Hospital: Patient Visitors. StrongHealth. Accessed, 17 Aug 2006. . StrongHealth. Accessed, 17 Aug 2006.

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