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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0622.004 2010-2012DONALD IKEDA Council Member District 2 South Hilo HA WAI `I COUNTY COUNCIL County of Hawai `i Hawaii County Building 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Date: November 15, 2012 Phone No.: (808) 961-8261 Fax No.: (808) 961-8912 E-mail: dikeda@co.hawaii.hi.us To: Dominic Yagong, Council Chair And Council Members From: onald Ikeda, Council Member -- Re: UUUUUU Communication 622 - Presentation by Hilo Medical Center Power Point Presentation Attached please find the Power Point Presentation from Hilo Medical Center which will be made during the November 20, 2012 meeting of the Committee on Human Services, Social Services and Public Safety. Please have hard copies available and distributed to council members prior to that meeting. Thank you in advance for your attention in this matter. DI:awm Comm. Ne 2 . Ref. To: Ref. Date o n 9(1.17 ,i Hawai `i County Is An Equal Opportunity Provider And Employer Hawaii Health System Corporation Primary Care Training Program An Effective Means of Increasing the Number of Primary Care Physicians and Clinicians Practicing in Hawaii Hawaii Island, Kauai, M Oahu Have On Primary Care ,.. . Needed to Ade ire the Populati A shortage of physic Is limiting Is a threat to pubf expected to be In 5 years, one in three physics practicing on Hawaii Island will n (2012 UH Hilo Study on Recruitment and Retention) YOU - or your OHANA not be able See a Doctor think you s The result: difficulty getting an appointment with a doctor "could delay needed preventative care, diagnosis and treatment" State of Hawaii F Severe & Growingr HealthcareY-AM preventive services —Less early identification of dise and intervention —More resources needed to treat advanced disease drives up the cost of care Projected Physician Shortac Decline by 2020 Due to Population Growth and Physician Retirement and Relocation Projected Physici 331 All Causes - Age -Adjusted Death Rate Hawaii County Compared to the State 1Doo `o No S no M.0 8 too 6708 S oDo W.a 8 WO ® aoan Q0 0 m 300 2DD 1W 0 1000 1000 2W1 1002 2001 2004 1005 1000 2007 7008 2000 cmn. Nonnww.i ommm®�q.��.naami� w�R.. orr�a�onn s.w.uo�w �a, a�.mi� Average Life Expectancy at Birth, by County (2004.2006) Chart. llarN Xawail Outcmrc Prolec! -Mardi 2010 Sauro. N ,w Slab DMa Book 2 Developing k Health Wol Improves - Heali - Econo - Quality of Life— '- Healthcare Increases Hawaii Island Economic Development, Healthcare is V largest employer in Hawaii County (DBEDNov2011J Healthcare is "Multiplier'` • Source of well -paying skilled jobs • Each practicing physician supports at. least 12 additional jobs (nurses, clinicians, insurance, medical supply, and equipment) Source: American Medical Association Hawaii's Health Ec Strengthens -a Workforc • More productive emmum • Less disability • Faster return to work • Decreased health costs The Best Strategy Hawaii Health Systems Corporation Primary Care Traimn Program is the State's Choice Reduce the impact of provider shortages Improve access to care Hawaii Health Systems Corpo Primary Care Trainiggjfiffl Administered by Hilo . Interdisciplinary HHS I J,ind if (Doctors) . Nurses/Advanced Practice Nur_ Schools of Nursing and Dental Hyg' 6 i School of Nursing Clinical Pharmacists (UH College of Pharmacy) Clinical Psychologists (I Ola Lahui — starting Jan. 2013) Hawaii Health Systems Co Primary Care Trainingg Disciplines train as Advance the model of Home Utilizes systems approach to inte , Improves cultural competency " _. - Enhances quality and cost-effective services - Engages patient and family in person's healthcare Hawaii Island Family Medicin Residency Progr • Three-year training program for.dffl rural primary care (four per yea • Accreditation expected in 2013'` Housed at HMO's Hawaii Islan" Community physicians ready to pa new doctors HAWAII ISLAND FAMILY HEALTH CENTER Current Location of HHSCPCTP Island Wide Reav'a Residents will have the opportunity to experience caring for patients in Ka'u. Honoka'a, and Kona Future expansion to other island like Maui and Kauai also under discussion Hawaii Island's Provider Network Hamakua Health Center Hale Ho'ola Hamakua Kohala Hospital Kona Community Hospital Alli Health Center West Hawaii Community Health Center Hilo Medical Center [+ Behavioral Health Center, 9 Outpatient Clinics, Long Term Care Center] Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home Ka'u Hospital Hawaii Island Family Med Residency Program •Physicians attending rural are much more likely to pr< area their residency Hawaii Island Family M Residency Progrg • Residencies grow the locaf force • 77% of UH Famf' grads are now in Ha but most have stave • Growing Primary Care "Timmle-wommm • Growing Primary Care reduces costs • Growing Primary Care grows the economy Hawaii Island Family Residency Prog Clinical - Hilo Medical Center -inpatient care - Hawaii Island Family Health Center- outpatient Academic - JABSOM - faculty development, medical students; research - UH Family Practice Residency - shared curriculum elements Financial -Hawaii Health Systems Corp (HHSC), Federal Government, State of Hawaii, Insurers (HMSA, TriWest), Community Groups, HMC Foundation and Individuals How do we keepl-ft g g a make tip . • Our Option Denial ? Delay action ? 0 Act Now — this Legislative Session to support the Hawaii Health Systems Corporation Primary Care Training Program LVUIIM&VAM -t B • Engage in healthy lifestyles • Advocate for: Funding of the HHSCPCTP Development of the Health Workf • Help out: - Serve on healthcare boards or committees — share your expertise & concerns What You Can Do, Now Private as well as public support is Make a financial commitment: — Donate through HMC Foundation webs www.hilomerf;r rit ;s rYterfound�tion•or-; — Or, call 808-935-2957 — Specify donation is for "Residency Program"