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Appendix — Creating the Future















          KPI Name          System Leader   Measure Definition
          Net Patient       Chris Miller    Numerator: Net Patient Revenue (NPR)
          Revenue per                       Denominator: Worked relative value units (wRVUs)
          wRVU                              Financial metric that is used to monitor MHP’s reimbursement rates over time.
          Population Health   Michele       Numerator: Number of population health plan admissions to a domestic facility
          Patients Domestic   Montague      Denominator: Total population health plan admissions to domestic and non-
          Admissions                        domestic facilities
                                            The population health plan includes the employee health plan, MSSP, Medigold,
                                            Aetna, and Humana.
          Primary Care      Dr. Herb        New primary care providers minus any primary care provider departures.
          Provider          Schumm          Demonstrates how the medical group is performing compared to recruiting goals
          Recruitment                       within each region.
          RN Voluntary      Maggie Lund     Numerator: Total RN voluntary separations
          Turnover Rate                     Denominator: Average RN headcount Multiplied by a YTD annualized factor
                                            Measures the percent of RN employees who voluntarily left the organization


          Providers with    Dr. Kevin Casey  Measures the number of providers per region who have 30 or more encounters
          Ambulatory                        open for more than 7 days.
          Encounters Left
          Open > 7 Days



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