HaH Model

In general terms the HaH Model of Care aims to address many of the challenges faced by acute hospitals including:

Fixed Hospital Bed Capacity

Fixed Hospital
Bed Capacity

Emergency Department Access Block

Emergency Department
Access Block

Patient Complications Due In-Hospital Care (HAC)

Patient Complications Due
In-Hospital Care (HAC)

Budget Constraints

Budget
Constraints

HaH Service

Hospital in Your Home has developed a stand-alone Hospital at Home (HaH) service which provides comprehensive medical, nursing and allied health resources working in synergy to truly demonstrate both the extensive positive patient outcomes and the financial benefits we may deliver through the investment in a new and innovative approach to managing HaH amenable patients.

We believe this approach provides the opportunity to explore new ways of driving value for customers, providing health services which not only allow the provision of more service for less but also appreciate increasing consumer expectations to tailor health services to better meet their needs.

HaH Service
  • IV medication therapy (antibiotics, antiemetics, diuretics, chemotherapy agents, biological agents, iron infusions).
  • Therapeutic anticoagulation with Warfarin bridged with Enoxaparin.
  • IV fluid therapy.
  • Simple and complex wound care, including negative pressure dressings.
  • Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN).
  • Models to support same-day Orthopaedic Surgery (bundled model including preoperative assessment, acute postoperative nursing care and postoperative multidisciplinary rehabilitation in the home (RiTH).

 This list is by no means exhaustive and new treatments can be developed in partnership with the contract holder using our extensive experience in providing hospital substitution models.

  • Nursing.
  • Allied health – Physiotherapy, Dietician, OT and Speech Pathology.
  • Pharmaceuticals.
  • Consumables.
  • Pathology – Point of Care testing and formal laboratory testing (3rd Party Provider).
  • Radiology (3rd Party Provider).
HIYH Resources

Medical Governance can be provided for the service (either in person or remotely) to support safe and sustainable service provision. The cost of this can be negotiated according to the level of support required.

The Hospital at Home model has been designed from the outset to be portable and scalable, allowing rapid implementation at new sites with very rapid service maturation with regards to all measured KPIs.

 This list is by no means exhaustive and new treatments can be developed in partnership with the contract holder using our extensive experience in providing hospital substitution models.

  • Length of Stay (LOS) – DRG groups – HaH v Hospital and HaH v State average LOS.
  • Percentage of unplanned readmissions within 28 days – Same DRG – HaH v Hospital and Readmissions for any condition HaH v Hospital.
  • Percentage of transfers back to hospital under the care of HaH.
  • Percentage of deaths during the HaH episode of care.
  • Adverse events – HaH v Hospital (medication errors, pressure injury, falls, clinical handover and bloodstream infections).
  • Patient and carer satisfaction levels (a HaH-specific, validated survey tool incorporating the net promoter score developed by Cabrini Health is utilized for this purpose).
  • Referrer satisfaction levels (A Survey Monkey is utilized to quantify this KPI on a quarterly basis).

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