Our biggest challenge (and also opportunity) is to demonstrate our value as anesthesiologists and pain medicine specialists in the evolving healthcare landscape. Going forward, physician anesthesiologists need to take on leadership roles in coordinating patient care, including by not limited to pain medicine, by collaborating with primary care, surgery, nursing, physical therapy, pharmacy, social work, and other hospital-based services.
Get Rid of Your Traditional Acute Pain Service and Broaden Your Vision!
1. @EMARIANOMD@EMARIANOMD
Get Rid of Your TraditionalGet Rid of Your Traditional
Acute Pain Service andAcute Pain Service and
Broaden Your Vision!Broaden Your Vision!
Edward R. Mariano, M.D., M.A.S.Edward R. Mariano, M.D., M.A.S.
Associate Professor of AnesthesiologyAssociate Professor of Anesthesiology
Stanford University School of MedicineStanford University School of Medicine
Chief, Anesthesiology and Perioperative CareChief, Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care
Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health CareVeterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care
SystemSystem
2. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Financial DisclosuresFinancial Disclosures
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The contents of the following presentationThe contents of the following presentation
are solely the responsibility of the speakerare solely the responsibility of the speaker
without input from any of the abovewithout input from any of the above
companies.companies.
3. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Learning ObjectivesLearning Objectives
Discuss the role of acute painDiscuss the role of acute pain
management in the broader context ofmanagement in the broader context of
healthcare changes;healthcare changes;
Identify specific ways to improve currentIdentify specific ways to improve current
acute pain management systems;acute pain management systems;
Discuss potential strategies to expand theDiscuss potential strategies to expand the
scope of acute pain services and affectscope of acute pain services and affect
long-term outcomes.long-term outcomes.
4. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Triple AimTriple Aim
Berwick et al., Health Aff (Millwood) 2008;27:759Berwick et al., Health Aff (Millwood) 2008;27:759
Vetter et al., Anesth Analg 2014;118(5):1131Vetter et al., Anesth Analg 2014;118(5):1131
5. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Perioperative Surgical HomePerioperative Surgical Home
Anesthesiology 2015;123:A23Anesthesiology 2015;123:A23
6. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Elements of PSHElements of PSH
PSH: Comprehensive Literature Review, www.asahq.org/pshPSH: Comprehensive Literature Review, www.asahq.org/psh
7. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
OverviewOverview
Think “big picture”Think “big picture”
Continuously improveContinuously improve
Reach for the starsReach for the stars
8. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
OverviewOverview
Think “big picture”Think “big picture”
Continuously improveContinuously improve
Reach for the starsReach for the stars
9. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Institute of Medicine 2012Institute of Medicine 2012
http://www.iom.edu/bestcarehttp://www.iom.edu/bestcare
10. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Authorized by the Affordable Care Act butAuthorized by the Affordable Care Act but
has been around longerhas been around longer
““Pays for care thatPays for care that rewards better value,rewards better value,
patient outcomes, and innovations,patient outcomes, and innovations,
instead of just volume of services”instead of just volume of services”
Funded by a 1.25%Funded by a 1.25% withholdwithhold fromfrom
participating hospitals’ Diagnosis-Relatedparticipating hospitals’ Diagnosis-Related
Group (DRG) paymentsGroup (DRG) payments (2% by 2017)(2% by 2017)
Value-Based Purchasing (VBP)Value-Based Purchasing (VBP)
https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Quality-Initiatives-Patient-Assessment-Instruments/hospital-https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Quality-Initiatives-Patient-Assessment-Instruments/hospital-
value-based-purchasing/downloads/HospVBP_ODF_072711.pdfvalue-based-purchasing/downloads/HospVBP_ODF_072711.pdf
11. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
FY2014 Value-BasedFY2014 Value-Based
PurchasingPurchasing
http://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Quality-Initiatives-Patient-Assessment-Instruments/hospital-value-http://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Quality-Initiatives-Patient-Assessment-Instruments/hospital-value-
based-purchasing/Downloads/NPCSlides071112.pdfbased-purchasing/Downloads/NPCSlides071112.pdf
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12. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Assessing Patient ExperienceAssessing Patient Experience
Patients are surveyed using thePatients are surveyed using the HospitalHospital
Consumer Assessment of HealthcareConsumer Assessment of Healthcare
Providers and SystemsProviders and Systems (HCAHPS)(HCAHPS)11
32 questions32 questions
Publicly reportedPublicly reported 4 times a year4 times a year22
HCAHPS is administered to a randomHCAHPS is administered to a random
sample of adult inpatients between 48sample of adult inpatients between 48
hours and six weeks after dischargehours and six weeks after discharge
1. http://www.hcahpsonline.org1. http://www.hcahpsonline.org
2. http://www.hospitalcompare.hhs.gov2. http://www.hospitalcompare.hhs.gov
13. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
HCAHPS Questions on PainHCAHPS Questions on Pain
Mariano, et al. Adv Anesthesia 2013;31:119Mariano, et al. Adv Anesthesia 2013;31:119
14. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Scoring HospitalsScoring Hospitals
“Incentive” = How
Much Withholding
Hospitals Get Back
15. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Evolving Practice of AnesthesiaEvolving Practice of Anesthesia
16. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
OverviewOverview
Think “big picture”Think “big picture”
Continuously improveContinuously improve
Reach for the starsReach for the stars
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Develop Patient Care PathwaysDevelop Patient Care Pathways
Hebl JR, et al. JBJS 2005;87 Suppl 2:63Hebl JR, et al. JBJS 2005;87 Suppl 2:63
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Target AnalgesiaTarget Analgesia
Injectate administeredInjectate administered
distal to the femoraldistal to the femoral
triangle intriangle in adductor canaladductor canal
Many variations onMany variations on
techniquetechnique
Effective vs. placeboEffective vs. placebo
injectioninjection
Decreases quad strengthDecreases quad strength
but less than FNBbut less than FNBTsui & Ozelsel. RAPM 2009;34:178Tsui & Ozelsel. RAPM 2009;34:178
Ishiguro S, et al. A&A 2012;115:1467Ishiguro S, et al. A&A 2012;115:1467
Jaeger P, et al. Acta AnaesJaeger P, et al. Acta Anaes
2012;56:10132012;56:1013
Lund J, et al. Acta Anaes 2011;55:14Lund J, et al. Acta Anaes 2011;55:14
Manickam B, et al. RAPM 2009;34:578Manickam B, et al. RAPM 2009;34:578
Krombach & Gray. RAPM 2007;32:369Krombach & Gray. RAPM 2007;32:369
LATERAL
SF
A
N
SARTORIUS
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Update Clinical PathwaysUpdate Clinical Pathways
In April 2012, clinical pathway changedIn April 2012, clinical pathway changed
from CFNB to continuous adductor canalfrom CFNB to continuous adductor canal
blocks due to concern over quad weaknessblocks due to concern over quad weakness
Hypothesis for retrospective cohort study:Hypothesis for retrospective cohort study:
patients with continuous adductor canalpatients with continuous adductor canal
blocksblocks ambulate furtherambulate further than those withthan those with
continuous femoral nerve blocks oncontinuous femoral nerve blocks on
postoperative day (POD) 1 withoutpostoperative day (POD) 1 without
reduction in analgesiareduction in analgesia
Mudumbai & Mariano, et al. CORR 2014;472:1377Mudumbai & Mariano, et al. CORR 2014;472:1377
20. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Patients in thePatients in the
adductor canal groupadductor canal group
walkedwalked 3737 (0-90)(0-90)
meters vs.meters vs. 66 (0-51)(0-51)
meters in the femoralmeters in the femoral
catheter groupcatheter group
((p=0.003p=0.003).).
Pain scores, opioidPain scores, opioid
consumption, andconsumption, and
hospital length of stayhospital length of stay
were similar.were similar.
Promote Early RehabilitationPromote Early Rehabilitation
Mudumbai & Mariano, et al. CORR 2014;472:1377Mudumbai & Mariano, et al. CORR 2014;472:1377
21. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Practice Evidence-Based MedicinePractice Evidence-Based Medicine
30-day mortality was lower30-day mortality was lower for neuraxial andfor neuraxial and
neuraxial/GA vs. GA alone for TKAneuraxial/GA vs. GA alone for TKA
Most in-hospital complications were lowerMost in-hospital complications were lower
for neuraxial and neuraxial/GA vs. GA alonefor neuraxial and neuraxial/GA vs. GA alone
Transfusion requirements lowest forTransfusion requirements lowest for
neuraxialneuraxial
Memtsoudis SG, et al. Anesth 2013;118:1046Memtsoudis SG, et al. Anesth 2013;118:1046
Mudumbai & Mariano, et al. SubmittedMudumbai & Mariano, et al. Submitted
22. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
TKA Protocol (VA Palo Alto)TKA Protocol (VA Palo Alto)
PreopPreop 1.1. Adductor canal catheterAdductor canal catheter
2.2. Oral gabapentin if opioid-dependentOral gabapentin if opioid-dependent
OROR Spinal anesthesia, LIA, IV acetaminophenSpinal anesthesia, LIA, IV acetaminophen
PostoPosto
pp
1.1. Continuous perineural infusion (0.2%Continuous perineural infusion (0.2%
ropivacaine 6 ml/h basal)ropivacaine 6 ml/h basal)
2.2. Oral NSAID and acetaminophen ATCOral NSAID and acetaminophen ATC
3.3. Oral opioid ATC and PRNOral opioid ATC and PRN
4.4. IV opioid PRN but no IV PCAIV opioid PRN but no IV PCA
Mariano, et al. Adv Anesthesia 2013;31:119Mariano, et al. Adv Anesthesia 2013;31:119
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Anesth Clinics 2014;32:853
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OverviewOverview
Think “big picture”Think “big picture”
Continuously improveContinuously improve
Reach for the starsReach for the stars
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Preoperative Preparation TodayPreoperative Preparation Today
26. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
A Vision for the FutureA Vision for the Future
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Mariano, Walters, Kim, Kain. A&AMariano, Walters, Kim, Kain. A&A
2015;120:11632015;120:1163
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Improve Long-Term Function?Improve Long-Term Function?
1 yr Western Ontario and McMaster Univ1 yr Western Ontario and McMaster Univ
Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC) scoresOsteoarthritis Index (WOMAC) scores
Ilfeld BM, et al. A&A 2009;108:1320Ilfeld BM, et al. A&A 2009;108:1320
Ilfeld BM, et al. A&A 2009;109:586Ilfeld BM, et al. A&A 2009;109:586
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Prevent Persistent Pain?Prevent Persistent Pain?
Lavand’homme, et al. CORR 2014;472:1409Lavand’homme, et al. CORR 2014;472:1409
TKA
Patients
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SummarySummary
We discussed the role of acute painWe discussed the role of acute pain
management in the broader context ofmanagement in the broader context of
healthcare changes;healthcare changes;
We identified specific ways to improveWe identified specific ways to improve
current acute pain management systems;current acute pain management systems;
We discussed potential strategies toWe discussed potential strategies to
expand the scope of acute pain servicesexpand the scope of acute pain services
and affect long-term outcomes.and affect long-term outcomes.
31. Acute Pain Service and PSHAcute Pain Service and PSH
Questions?Questions?
“The sooner patients can be removed from
the depressing influence of general
hospital life the more rapid their
convalescence.”
- Dr. Charles Mayo, Lancet 1916
Hinweis der Redaktion
Goals is to achieve Triple Aim
Initial stages of PSH implementation
Today’s discussion is in line with available publications. More of a case report of our experience at VA Palo Alto rather than research article.
Not a “one-size fits all” – no single ideal PSH model
Components of PSH. One factor in each stage is Pain Management.
Today, will discuss the role of APS in PSH
In order to test our hypothesis…
A post-hoc power calculation revealed 89% power to detect this difference.