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Hospital Benchmarking Prices ModelOverview: Hospital Benchmarking Prices Model Overview
Overview: Overview Pricing Strategy Team
Hospital Benchmarking Prices Model (HBPM)
Context
Major changes
Components
Operation
Summary
Pricing Strategy Team: Pricing Strategy Team Part of Procurement Strategy Unit (Health Services Division)
Clinical Strategy Team
Quality Strategy Team
Surgical Access Service
Primarily responsible for:
National Hospital Cost Data Collection (NHCDC)
Clinical Benchmarking Project
Hospital Benchmarking Prices Model (HBPM)
Context: Context ASAP (Aligning Services and Priorities) and CBRC (Cabinet Budget Review Committee)
emphasis on identifying areas where performance could be improved and initiating appropriate management action
includes Measured Quality Program (MQP) indicators (efficiency and clinical)
approved by Health Services Council
2002/03 and 2003/04
Major Changes - scope: Major Changes - scope Hospital Funding Model (HFM)
recurrent budget >$2M
HBPM
MQP indicators >$2M
comparative budgets >$6M
more realistic
limited value to remote/rural hospitals with high proportion of fixed costs
Major Changes - peer groups: Major Changes - peer groups different groupings generated
input from Zones
changes:
Mater Mothers’ (NICU)
Gold Coast (Group A)
Redland, Gladstone (expansion)
Group X (lack of costing structures)
Major Changes - cost benchmarks: Major Changes - cost benchmarks Previous phases based on projected budgets and activity
budgets conservative
activity targets optimistic
result is prices lower than actual cost
HBPM used actual costs adjusted for CPI and Enterprise Bargaining increases
more realistic
Components: Components Acute Inpatients
Sub and Non-Acute Patients (Designated Units)
Sub and Non-Acute Patients (General Wards)
Designated Psychiatric Units
Emergency
Ambulatory
Renal Dialysis
Other Specified Activity
Acute Inpatients: Acute Inpatients V4.2 AR-DRGs
Round 5 NHCDC (National Hospital Cost Data Collection) cost weights
Base price of $2,500 better reflects actual average cost per case (was $1000)
Cost weight of 1 indicates that the DRG cost benchmark is close to the state average
Acute Inpatients: Acute Inpatients HBPM cost benchmark depends on:
Peer group
different cost weights for each group
Public/private status
ward medical, prosthetic, pathology and diagnostic imaging excluded from private cost weights
Length of stay
trim points
inlier versus outlier
Trim Points: Trim Points low, high, extra high trim points
trimming of data to exclude anomalies
not clinically meaningful
could use cost per day of stay
investigate for next model
Outliers: Outliers
Acute Inpatients: Acute Inpatients “Zero Weight” DRGs
specific Error DRGs
Rehabilitation DRGs (Z60A, Z60B)
SNAP bedday cost benchmark
V5.0 AR-DRGs
released September 2002
preliminary analysis shows 84% match with V4.2
Sub and Non-Acute Patients (SNAP): Sub and Non-Acute Patients (SNAP) Designated Units
bedday cost benchmarks for each AN-SNAP Class Type
Zero ADL score = SNAP General Ward benchmark
Commonwealth review of SNAP
General Wards
bedday cost benchmarks based on care types (9, 10, 11, 23, 23, 32, 33)
Designated Psychiatric Units and Emergency Departments: Designated Psychiatric Units and Emergency Departments Designated Psychiatric Units (acute)
Bedday cost benchmark for days in a designated unit (based on type of unit)
additional DRG payment if days outside unit
Emergency Departments
cost benchmarks for triage categories
NHCDC data quality questionable
Emergency NMDS
Ambulatory and Dialysis: Ambulatory and Dialysis Ambulatory
cost benchmark for each group
groups unique to QH
non-admitted data project
Dialysis
L61Z now has a cost weight (was zero in HFM)
included in weighted separation data
annualised costs retained for other modalities
Other Specified Activity: Other Specified Activity Costs excluded from benchmarking process
Reported to account for total budget
examples: Optometrical and Home Medical Aids; specialised statewide services such as Bone Bank
Operation: Operation Comparative and casemix budgets
benchmark
Surgical Access Service
elective surgery funding
Veterans’ Health Services Unit
contract with Commonwealth to fund Veterans
Quality: Quality Queensland Health coding audit (KPMG)
role of Queensland Coding Committee
recommendations
follow up by Audit and Operational Review Branch
Summary: Summary HBPM incorporates quality measures, not just cost efficiency
relationship between Clinical Benchmarking System, NHCDC and HBPM
Contact Details: Contact Details Samantha Daly
Principal Policy Officer
Pricing Strategy Team
(07) 3234 0214