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Patient Care Outcomes of the SEAHEC Improving Performance in Practice (IPIP) Experience

Albert A. Meyer, Katrina E. Donahue, Sonali Batish, Terry Gentry, Ashley Adams, Amanda Brown and Melissa Baumann
The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine January 2013, 26 (1) 16-23; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3122/jabfm.2013.01.120052

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    Patients with hemoglobin A1c >9 mmol/mol. SEAHEC, South East Area Health Education Center; IPIP, Improving Performance in Practice.

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    Patients with documented hemoglobin A1c. SEAHEC, South East Area Health Education Center; IPIP, Improving Performance in Practice.

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    Patients with documented retinal screening. SEAHEC, South East Area Health Education Center; IPIP, Improving Performance in Practice.

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    Patients with a documented self-management goal. SEAHEC, South East Area Health Education Center; IPIP, Improving Performance in Practice.

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  • Table 1. Improving Performance in Practice (IPIP) Goals and Clinic Measures
    IPIP GoalJuly 2010June 2011
    A1c
        A1c documented>908695*
        <7.0>754842
        >9.0<52926
    Cholesterol
        LDL documented>907882
        <100>504742
        <130>906567
    Specialty care
        Aspirin usage (age ≥40 years)>8592*95*
        Influenza vaccination>7576*88*
        Foot exam>908893*
        Kidney assessment>909094*
        Set self-management goals>908994*
    Blood pressure
        Blood pressure documented>8093*98*
        ≤130/80>704536
        ≤140/90>756862
    Retinal
        Eye exam>806768
    Tobacco use
        Assess smoking status>8090*97*
        Counseled about smoke/exposure>90100*100*

    • Values provided as percentages.

    • ↵* Clinic measure above IPIP goal.

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