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The Checkpoint Program: Collaborative Care to Reduce the Reliance of Frequent Presenters on ED Cover

The Checkpoint Program: Collaborative Care to Reduce the Reliance of Frequent Presenters on ED

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|Jun 2021

Figures & Tables

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Figure 1

Model of Care.

Table 1

Top twenty diagnoses upon presentation at ED [ICD10V6].

N%
Other and unspecified abdominal pain21810.1%
Chest pain, unspecified1054.8%
Other drugs, medicaments and biological substances673.1%
Suicidal ideation572.6%
Mental disorder, not otherwise specified572.6%
Unspecified personality and behaviour disorder542.5%
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, unspecified532.4%
Unknown and unspecified causes of morbidity502.3%
Dyspnoea502.3%
Asthma, unspecified371.7%
Malaise and fatigue361.7%
Nausea and vomiting351.6%
Elevated blood glucose level301.4%
Hypoglycaemia, unspecified301.4%
Procedure not carried out, unspecified reason291.3%
Unspecified dorsalgia, site unspecified271.2%
Mental and behavioural disorders due to alcohol261.2%
Other and unspecified convulsions231.1%
Anxiety disorder, unspecified221.0%
Headache221.0%
Table 2

Most frequently identified patient needs at assessment.

N%
Mental health4340.6
Pain management2624.5
Accommodation [Inc. homelessness]2422.6
D&A issues2220.8
Financial2220.8
Social isolation2119.8
Diabetes1514.2
Dietitian review1413.2
GP1211.3
Women’s health1211.3
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Figure 2

The Patient Journey.

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Figure 3

Trend in ED Presentations of the Checkpoint Cohort. A. The average ED presentations of the Checkpoint cohort with a post enrolment period of at least 18 months [N = 51]. For patients with 18-24 month post enrolment period, pro rata adjustments are made to the 2nd yr Post ED presentation counts. B. The average year-on-year difference in ED presentations for the same Checkpoint Cohort (A). Solid (black) bars denote 95% CI. Dashed (green) bars are adjusted to indicate statistical difference (p-value .05) for paired comparisons [18].

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Figure 4

Trend in ED Presentations of the Checkpoint Cohort for persistent frequent presenters. A. The average ED presentations of the Checkpoint cohort with a post enrolment period of at least 18 months [N = 15]. Persistent frequent presenters are defined as having ≥ 7 ED presentations each year for the last four years. For patients with 18–24 month post enrolment period, pro rata adjustments are made to the 2nd yr Post ED presentation counts. B. The average year-on-year difference in ED presentations for the same persistent frequent presenters cohort (A). Solid (black) bars denote 95% CI. Dashed (green) bars are adjusted to indicate statistical difference (p-value .05) for paired comparisons [18].

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Figure 5

Trend in ED Presentations of the Checkpoint Cohort for non-persistent frequent presenters. A. The average ED presentations of the Checkpoint cohort with a post enrolment period of at least 18 months [N = 36]. Non-persistent frequent presenters are defined as not having ≥7 ED presentations each year for the last four years. For patients with 18-24 month post enrolment period, pro rata adjustments are made to the 2nd yr Post ED presentation counts. B. The average year-on-year difference in ED presentations for the same non-persistent frequent presenters cohort (A). Solid (black) bars denote 95% CI. Dashed (green) bars are adjusted to indicate statistical difference (p-value .05) for paired comparisons [18].

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/ijic.5532 | Journal eISSN: 1568-4156
Language: English
Submitted on: May 5, 2020
Accepted on: Mar 15, 2021
Published on: Jun 22, 2021
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2021 Christine Baird, Yalchin Oytam, Khairunnessa Rahman, Marja Fornasari, Anita Sharma, Jinman Kim, Euijoon Ahn, Rod Hughes, published by Ubiquity Press
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