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ICEBOX #health_equity_contract: As a SSME, QIIC, MH Leader, I need MHOC standard info reflected in the Team Flow Model. #2881

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ghost commented 1 year ago

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We currently have our supply_demand_ratio variable in the sim UI as (unique patient/Unique LIPs). However, OMHSP has published work (see above) and MHOC dashboards that report the staffing ratio the other way around (i.e. 7.72 LIPs/1000 pts)

We can discuss this more during wk4 feb_epic sim_ui_workflow

ghost commented 1 year ago

Discussed in sim_ui wk4 feb_epic - Locations of supply demand variable in the Sim_UI.

MHOC

Goal: 7.72 providers/1000 patients

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jamesmrollins commented 1 year ago

@epearman @lzim @emilymetcalf114

Observations

  1. The model variables support an estimation of the effect the Total Management Patients and Patient Load have on care quality.

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  1. There is no representation of the number of providers in this part of the model.
  2. If the MHOC goal stated above is now ground truth, do we want to set up a user variable that expresses the staff to patient relationship as a ratio, and warns them if they are below SPR of 6.97, or a rewards them if they get to 11.39 or above?
  3. The paper does not really describe the relationship between the service or provider type and staffing ratios. Perhaps that is built into the SAIL composite measure? If so, how does SAIL derive that composite?
  4. The paper indicates thresholds for staffing ratios against SAIL performance. However, it does not illustrate the acceleration of the change between the range of the thresholds ( from <6.96 to 7.74 to >11.39). What does that curve look like? This may be important with respect to calibrating the sensitivity of the effect of the ratio change, relative to the incremental position on the slider.
lzim commented 1 year ago

@jamesmrollins

It appears that this card is tracking the Sim UI side and Data UI is tracked in #2884

Unrealistically listed in mar_epic adjusted to may_epic

Note:

Note: Appears that this is following the manuscript, but not the MHOC Sharepoint within VHA domain.

jamesmrollins commented 1 year ago

@lzim @emilymetcalf114 @dlounsbu @epearman

Observations

Illustration 1 - Quarterly Report

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Illustration 2 - Team SP Flow Model Reinforcing Loop

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Illustration 3 - Vensim Model Area Requiring Modification

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Actions

jamesmrollins commented 1 year ago

Sim UI Workflow 5/3/2023

lijenn commented 9 months ago

Moving this to upcoming epic since this looks related to #health_equity.

lzim commented 5 months ago

wk1 2024_06 Scoped by #wontfix or develop

adjuciate_memo - 5 story points to reflect the work scoping this out.