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Alaska Native People Shaping Healthcare. Objectives. To find out what everyone is doing with Electronic Medical Records (EMR) To find out what Regional CEO’s direction is with EMR. Alaska Native People Became Owners of their Healthcare System. Self Governance - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Objectives
To find out what everyone is doing with Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
To find out what Regional CEO’s direction is with EMR
Alaska Native People Became Owners of their Healthcare System
Self Governance Alaska is the only state tribes have
assumed all contractible services from IHS
SCF 2009 Corporate Objectives
Reduce the rate of Domestic Violence, Child Abuse and Neglect.
Reduce the rate of preventable cancers and improve the management of cancer.
Reduce the incidence of suicide. Reduce the rate of obesity. Reduce the rate of substance abuse. Reduce the rate of and improve the management
of diabetes. Improve oral health. Reduce the rate of and improve the management
of cardiovascular disease.
EMR Data
Decrease in ER/Urgent Care over 40% Decrease specialty care by about 50% Decrease in primary care visits by 20% Decrease in admissions and days by 30% Segment need and behavior
EMR Data
Monitor health outcomes, customer and staff satisfaction
Monitor costs - 5% of user population generates over 30% of total costs
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Discussion topics
Isolated data systems do not allow for adjustment to differences in user groups
Costs associated with redundant workCosts of care transfers between programs Inability to quantify impact of mobile
population and is use across the state
Opportunities
Funds allocated for EMR at the Indian Health Service Director Level
Collaborative ways for Alaska Native health organizations to connect systems