E-Prescribing - Best Practices

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During this webinar we will discuss getting the maximum MU measure from your CPOE and e-prescribing as well as making sure you are hitting all the key buttons to get the most out of your medication prescribing for Meaningful Use.

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 E-­‐Prescribing  Best  Prac0ce  and  MU  Compliant  Wednesday,  August  30,  2014  

Disclaimer:  Nothing  that  we  are  sharing  is  intended  as  legally  binding  or  prescrip7ve  advice.  This  presenta7on  is  a  synthesis  of  publically  available  informa7on  and  best  prac7ces.  

•  Core  Objec*ve  Measures  

-­‐  Computerized  provider  order  entry  (CPOE)  -­‐  E-­‐Prescribing  (eRx)  

-­‐  Medica*on  Reconcilia*on    •  Menu  Objec*ve  measures  

-­‐  Medica*on  reconcilia*on  for  transi*ons  of  care  

-­‐  Summary  of  care  record  for  transi*ons  of  care  

E-­‐Prescribing  -­‐  Overview  

•  Stage  1  is  30%  or  more  for  medica*ons  •  Stage  2  is  60%  for  medica*on,  30%  of  Labortory,  and  30%  of  radiology  order  

•  Orders  need  to  be  sent  thought  a  lab  interface  •  All  prescrip*on  are  entered  by  the  provider  or  an  externally  creden*aled  Staff  member.  

Computerized  provider  order  entry  (CPOE)  

Where  to  document  in  NextGen  

E-Prescribing (eRx)

•  50%  of  medica*ons  

•  50%  of  pa*ents  need  to  have  their  medica*on  reconciled  

Medication Conciliation

•  These  are  both  Menu  Measure  in  Stage  1  

•  In  stage  2  both  are  core  measures.  •  50%  of  Pa*ents  need  to  have  Transi*on  of  care    

–  New  to  the  Prac*ce  –  Released  from  Emergency  Room  –  Released  from  a  hospital  stay  

Transitions of Care & Continuity of Care

•  50%  of  Pa*ents  need  to  have  Con*nuity  of  care    –  Leaving  the  prac*ce  –  Documented  on  the  HPI  log  

Continuity of Care

Q&A  dan.holleran@quirkhealthcare.com  

joel.mcclanahan@quirkhealthcare.com  

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