Applying the Principles of Patient Family Centered Care
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Applying the Principles of Patient & Family Centered Care to Advocacy Efforts Libby Hoy, Founder, PFCC Partners Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
PFCC Partners Organization Patient & Family Care Provi der ® Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
PFCC Partners Mission Bringing Patients & Families together with healthcare administrators and providers to partner together to improve the quality, safety and experience of care. Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Partnership Across the Care Continuum Caregiving Organizational Level Relationship Culturally Engaged Competent PFAC Compassionate E-Advisors Individualized Quality Cmte Engaged Safety Cmte Respect Patient Empowered Experience Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Impact on Patient-Provider Relationship • Sets the table for collaboration • Increases the communication • Infuses the relationship with accountability • Assures care plan will work within the family structure • Empowered families more likely to share challenges • Avoids Learned Helplessness Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Partnership Across the Organization Experience Foundation Quality Patients & Families Legislative Advocacy Safety Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Advocacy The act of pleading or arguing in favor of something, such as a cause, idea, or policy; active support Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Case Studies of Advocacy Partnerships 1. Newborn Screening 2. Approval for Construction of a new hospital 3. Proposition 61 4. Changing the System of Care 5. Family Voices Health Summit Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Partnership for Changes in Newborn Screening Legislative Priority: Add Cystic Fibrosis to Newborn Screening Strategy: Congressional Testimony Plan: Identified a Pulmonologist and the parent of two children with CF, one prenatally diagnosed to share the clinical pathway of a child treated from birth and a child diagnosed at age 2 Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Partnership for Building Permits Legislative Priority: Obtain approval for all building permits from City Council for new children’s hospital Strategy: 1. Parent/ Professional Teams visit with City Council members from their district. 2. Parent/Patient/Professional Team testify at City Council meeting Plan Healthcare Administrator, Patient, Family & Physician advocating for need for additional beds to adequately serve the needs of children in our community. Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Partnership for Proposition 61 Legislative Priority: Passage of Proposition 61 to provide funding for expansion of the 8 children’s hospitals in California Strategy: Mobilize the Advocacy Network to promote passage of Prop 61 Plan: Developed Fact Sheets and buttons to distribute to the +150 patients on the E-Advocacy Network and repeatedly distributed with the suggestion of taking it to community activities. Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Partnership for Systems Change Legislative Priority: Integrate Patient & Family Centered Care into the culture of the services provided by California Children’s Services, Los Angeles County Strategy: On board patient & family representation to the organization’s Family Centered Care Committee. Plan: Patient & Family member representation ensures the perspective & needs of the patients served are integrated into the design, implementation and evaluation of services. Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Partnership for Children with Special Health Care Needs Legislative Priority: 1. Bring the face of children with special health care needs to the legislators 2. Create an educated network of family partners for Advocacy Strategy: 2 day Education and training event Plan: Family Voices Annual Health Summit Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Where do we start? 1. Build Your Legislative Action Network 2. Provide legislative advocacy Training 3. Identify Legislative Priorities 3. Build Legislative Action Plan 4. Engage your patients & Families Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
1. Building the Advocacy Network Recruit materials distributed Website Membership Use online resources such as Google groups, Groupsite and others to connect and reconnect Provide options to patients & families for involvement 1. Sign a petition 2. Sending a letter 3. Making a phone call 4. Attend a rally 5. Making a presentation 6. Travelling to Sacramento or Washington DC to present Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
2. Provide Legislative Advocacy Training • I’m Just a Bill • Telling Your Story Training • Advocacy Activities • Offer Connections • Who do you know? • Identify Representatives Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
3. Identify Legislative Priorities • Include your patients & families in this process • What are their most pressing needs? What are their biggest challenges? • Search for pending legislation that may address one or more of these issues • Search for legislation that may require support from your organization • Sign up for legislative updates from National organization Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
3. Build a Legislative Action Plan Strategy • Staff Member receives Action Item Legislative Priority • Identify method of advocacy • Preparation specific to issue and support provided Plan Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
5. Engage Your Patients & Families! Often Openly Meaningfully Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
Resources Family Voices CA www. familyvoicesca. org Lucille Packard Foundation for Children’s Health www. lpfch. org Legislative Analyst Center http: //www. lao. ca. gov Catalyst Center http: //hdwg. org/catalyst/ Copyright 2010 PFCC Partners, Inc ®
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