Upload
phamhuong
View
213
Download
1
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Central Georgia Health Network
An HIE Built ByDoctors For DoctorsAnd Their PatientsAnd Their Patients
Who Are We?CENTRALGEORGIAHEALTHNETWORK
75
NETWORK
20
85
Atlanta
• PHO Since 1996
• 450 Local MDs ‐ 172 Practices20
85
185Macon
Augusta450 Local MDs 172 Practices
• 76 Regional MDs ‐ 48 Practices
l 16
185
Columbus
Savannah
• 44 Specialties
• 637 Bed Hospital
75
95
• Ownership = 71% Physicians
= 29% HospitalValdosta
= 29% Hospital
AnAn ArduousArduous JourneyJourney
12/10/07 12/13/07
11/13/07
12/10/07
10/30/091/8/08
3/16/10
4/23/10 6/8/10
12/13/07
3/13/07 10/25/071/10/08
8/28/09
4/23/10 6/8/101/20/07
4/10/07 9/27/071/21/08
6/30/094/6/09
5/1/07 8/1/07 9/17/07
2/28/085/1/08
1/5/092/19/08
6/7/07 8/29/072/28/08
3/15/08 3/31/08 6/3/089/29/08
The CGHN Vision
Patient atHome Hospital 1
U i C
Pharmacist using
Pharmnet
Using CernerCGHE
Full Medical RecordPatient Demographics
Patient Insurance
CGHEFull Medical Record
Patient DemographicsPatient Insurance
PCP PhysicianUsing NextGen Radiology
Using PACs
Patient InsuranceVital Signs
MedicationsAllergies
Progress NotesHealth Maint AlertsDigital Radiology
Patient InsuranceVital Signs
MedicationsAllergies
Progress NotesHealth Maint AlertsDigital RadiologyDigital Radiology
Lab ResultsRecent Visit Dx & CPT
ER RecordInpatient Record
Ambulatory Surgery Op Notes
Digital RadiologyLab Results
Recent Visit Dx & CPTER Record
Inpatient RecordAmbulatory Surgery Op Notes
Specialist 1Using eClinical
Specialist 2Using eClinical
LabUsing PathNetSpecialist 1 at Home
AnAn ArduousArduous JourneyJourney
12/10/07 12/13/07
11/13/07
12/10/07
10/30/091/8/08
3/16/10
4/23/10 6/8/10
12/13/07
3/13/07 10/25/071/10/08
8/28/09
4/23/10 6/8/101/20/07
4/10/07 9/27/071/21/08
6/30/094/6/09
5/1/07 8/1/07 9/17/07
2/28/085/1/08
1/5/092/19/08
6/7/07 8/29/072/28/08
3/15/08 3/31/08 6/3/089/29/08
Central Georgia Health Network
Clinical Quality ProtocolsSpecialty Specific
44 Different SpecialtiesMi i f 5 P t l P S i ltMinimum of 5 Protocols Per Specialty
AnAn ArduousArduous JourneyJourney
12/10/07 12/13/07
11/13/07
12/10/07
10/30/091/8/08
3/16/10
4/23/10 6/8/10
12/13/07
3/13/07 10/25/071/10/08
8/28/09
4/23/10 6/8/101/20/07
4/10/07 9/27/071/21/08
6/30/094/6/09
5/1/07 8/1/07 9/17/07
2/28/085/1/08
1/5/092/19/08
6/7/07 8/29/072/28/08
3/15/08 3/31/08 6/3/089/29/08
Vendor Evaluation
Electronic Health Exchange eCW NextGen Cerner Sage GE
Interoperability Standards Based on ASTM or CCR 2007 o
They meet all current forms
standards.
MAeHC, NYC, DC, Memorial
Ann Arbor Area Health Information
North Health Mississippi community
project/all on GE with 1k+
Major SuccessesMemorial Hermann.
Information Exchange. o o
GE with 1k+ users.
Current Installations With Multiple Physician EMR
Only sharing
data with
Wanted CGHN
to be the
Vermont has purchased the Exchange, butMultiple Physician EMR
Vendors Sharing Datadata with hospital systems.
to be the BETA
test site. o
Exchange, but no show site at
this time.
Vendor Tiering
•First Choice Vendor- Health Exchange Vendor
•Other Preferred Vendors- Requirements are as followsMust have and maintain current year CCHIT certificationMust have and maintain current year CCHIT certification.
Must have and maintain current CCR/CCD export capability. Must have and maintain customizable, searchable data fields for
capturing specific patient information. Sign an agreement to work in mutual good faith with the other vendors to
establish interfaces between each other. Sign an amendment to CGHN members’ sales contracts (existing and new) that in the event the vendor can’t continue to meet the abovenew), that in the event the vendor can t continue to meet the above
requirements, the contract can be terminated at the physicians’ discretion without financial penalty.
N S l d V d V d i b i•Non Selected Vendors- Vendors not meeting above requirements.
AnAn ArduousArduous JourneyJourney
12/10/07 12/13/07
11/13/07
12/10/07
10/30/091/8/08
3/16/10
4/23/10 6/8/10
12/13/07
3/13/07 10/25/071/10/08
8/28/09
4/23/10 6/8/101/20/07
4/10/07 9/27/071/21/08
6/30/094/6/09
5/1/07 8/1/07 9/17/07
2/28/085/1/08
1/5/092/19/08
6/7/07 8/29/072/28/08
3/15/08 3/31/08 6/3/089/29/08
Funding
Traditional Funding Sources:CGHE F di
g
Government Grants
CGHE Funding
$ 0.00
Hospital AssistancePrivate Foundations
$ 0.00$ 0.00
Payors $ 0.00
100% Physician Funded97% of Membership Signed Upp g p
AnAn ArduousArduous JourneyJourney
12/10/07 12/13/07
11/13/07
12/10/07
10/30/091/8/08
3/16/10
4/23/10 6/8/10
12/13/07
3/13/07 10/25/071/10/08
8/28/09
4/23/10 6/8/101/20/07
4/10/07 9/27/071/21/08
6/30/094/6/09
5/1/07 8/1/07 9/17/07
2/28/085/1/08
1/5/092/19/08
6/7/07 8/29/072/28/08
3/15/08 3/31/08 6/3/089/29/08
How Do You Overcome Resistance To Change?
but if you plan prepare
g
YourHopes
…but if you plan, prepare, and commit yourself and
your staff, you should be able to achieve this….
Hopes
You may not be able to avoid this…
TimeGo-live day
AnAn ArduousArduous JourneyJourney
12/10/07 12/13/07
11/13/07
12/10/07
10/30/091/8/08
3/16/10
4/23/10 6/8/10
12/13/07
3/13/07 10/25/071/10/08
8/28/09
4/23/10 6/8/101/20/07
4/10/07 9/27/071/21/08
6/30/094/6/09
5/1/07 8/1/07 9/17/07
2/28/085/1/08
1/5/092/19/08
6/7/07 8/29/072/28/08
3/15/08 3/31/08 6/3/089/29/08
AnAn ArduousArduous JourneyJourney
12/10/07 12/13/07
11/13/07
12/10/07
10/30/091/8/08
3/16/10
4/23/10 6/8/10
12/13/07
3/13/07 10/25/071/10/08
8/28/09
4/23/10 6/8/101/20/07
4/10/07 9/27/071/21/08
6/30/094/6/09
5/1/07 8/1/07 9/17/07
2/28/085/1/08
1/5/092/19/08
6/7/07 8/29/072/28/08
3/15/08 3/31/08 6/3/089/29/08
EMR Rejection Rate
National
Practices StillU i EMR
CGHN2.2%
22%
Using EMRAfter 6Months
(Estimated)
Practices ThatAb d d
78%AbandonedEMR Within 6Months 97.8%
The CGHN Vision
Patient atHome Hospital 1
U i C
Pharmacist using
Pharmnet
CGHEFull Medical Record
Patient DemographicsPatient Insurance
CGHEFull Medical Record
Patient DemographicsPatient Insurance
Using Cerner
Patient InsuranceVital Signs
MedicationsAllergies
Progress NotesHealth Maint AlertsDigital Radiology
Patient InsuranceVital Signs
MedicationsAllergies
Progress NotesHealth Maint AlertsDigital Radiology
PCP PhysicianUsing NextGen Radiology
Using PACsDigital Radiology
Lab ResultsRecent Visit Dx & CPT
ER RecordInpatient Record
Ambulatory Surgery Op Notes
Digital RadiologyLab Results
Recent Visit Dx & CPTER Record
Inpatient RecordAmbulatory Surgery Op Notes
Specialist 1Using eClinical
Specialist 2Using eClinical
LabUsing PathNetSpecialist 1 at Home
CGHN Central Georgia Health Exchange
Patient atHome
1.Pt Goes to PCP
CGHECGHE
2. MD Reviews CCR over internet, enters data
into record, Manually Exports CCR Update to
eHX
Continuity of Care RecordPatient Demographics
Patient InsuranceMedications
Allergies
Continuity of Care RecordPatient Demographics
Patient InsuranceMedications
Allergies
PCP PhysicianUsing NextGen
gHealth Maint Alerts
Lab ResultsVital Signs
Recent Visit Dx & CPT
gHealth Maint Alerts
Lab ResultsVital Signs
Recent Visit Dx & CPT
CGHN Central Georgia Health Exchange
Patient atHome
1.Pt Goes to PCP
CGHECGHE
2. MD Reviews CCR over internet, enters data
into record, Manually Exports CCR Update to
eHX
Continuity of Care RecordPatient Demographics
Patient InsuranceMedications
Allergies
Continuity of Care RecordPatient Demographics
Patient InsuranceMedications
Allergies
PCP PhysicianUsing NextGen
gHealth Maint Alerts
Lab ResultsVital Signs
Recent Visit Dx & CPT
gHealth Maint Alerts
Lab ResultsVital Signs
Recent Visit Dx & CPT
CGHE Matching Criteria
EMPI
Last Name, First Name, SSN
Last Name First Name D O BLast Name, First Name, D.O.B, AND 1 of
Address Line 1Address Line 1 or
Home Phone Number
CGHN Central Georgia Health Exchange12. Hospital Accesses CCR For ER visits Admissions Requests Records
Patient atHome
1.Pt Goes to PCP
Hospital 1Using Cerner
visits, Admissions, Requests Records and Uploads Data & Updates CCR
13. CGHN Obtains Protocol Data Quarterly And Reports To CQI
Committee. Intervenes with MD’s To Ensure World Class Care
10. Pharmacy Gets & Fills Rx
11. Pt collects meds from Pharmacy.
CGHECGHE
2. MD Reviews CCR over internet, enters data
into record, Manually Exports CCR Update to
eHX
8. Radiologist Receives Order, P R R lt T
Continuity of Care RecordPatient Demographics
Patient InsuranceMedications
Allergies
Continuity of Care RecordPatient Demographics
Patient InsuranceMedications
Allergies
PCP PhysicianUsing NextGen Radiology
Using PACs
Passes x-Ray Results To Specialist 1, Manually Updates
CCR
gHealth Maint Alerts
Lab ResultsVital Signs
Recent Visit Dx & CPT
gHealth Maint Alerts
Lab ResultsVital Signs
Recent Visit Dx & CPT
4 MD Reviews CCR &
3. PCP Faxes Order & Pertinent Notes to Specialist 1.
9. MD Receives x-Ray results, Treats Pt, Automatically Updates CCR, Sends Rx
To Pharmacy
4. MD Reviews CCR & Uploads Pertinent Data, Orders
Labs, Automatically Updates CCR
5. Lab Receives Order, Performs test and sends result
6 MD Reviews Labs &
Specialist 2Using eClinical
7 MD Receives Order &
Specialist 1Using eClinical
LabUsing PathNet
Specialist 1 at Home
6. MD Reviews Labs & Updates Pertinent Data in
EMR, Orders Consult with Spec 2, Automatically Updates CCR
7. MD Receives Order & Pertinent Chart Notes Straight
into EMR, Reviews CCR & Uploads any additional Data,
Orders Radiology, Automatically Updates CCR
CGHN Central Georgia Health Exchange12. Hospital Accesses CCR For ER visits Admissions Requests Records
Patient atHome
1.Pt Goes to PCP
Hospital 1Using Cerner
visits, Admissions, Requests Records and Uploads Data & Updates CCR
13. CGHN Obtains Protocol Data Quarterly And Reports To CQI
Committee. Intervenes with MD’s To Ensure World Class Care
10. Pharmacy Gets & Fills Rx
11. Pt collects meds from Pharmacy.
CGHECGHE
2. MD Reviews CCR over internet, enters data
into record, Manually Exports CCR Update to
eHX
8. Radiologist Receives Order, P R R lt T
Continuity of Care RecordPatient Demographics
Patient InsuranceMedications
Allergies
Continuity of Care RecordPatient Demographics
Patient InsuranceMedications
Allergies
PCP PhysicianUsing NextGen Radiology
Using PACs
Passes x-Ray Results To Specialist 1, Manually Updates
CCR
gHealth Maint Alerts
Lab ResultsVital Signs
Recent Visit Dx & CPT
gHealth Maint Alerts
Lab ResultsVital Signs
Recent Visit Dx & CPT
4 MD Reviews CCR &
3. PCP Faxes Order & Pertinent Notes to Specialist 1.
9. MD Receives x-Ray results, Treats Pt, Automatically Updates CCR, Sends Rx
To Pharmacy
4. MD Reviews CCR & Uploads Pertinent Data, Orders
Labs, Automatically Updates CCR
5. Lab Receives Order, Performs test and sends result
6 MD Reviews Labs &
Specialist 2Using eClinical
7 MD Receives Order &
Specialist 1Using eClinical
LabUsing PathNet
Specialist 1 at Home
6. MD Reviews Labs & Updates Pertinent Data in
EMR, Orders Consult with Spec 2, Automatically Updates CCR
7. MD Receives Order & Pertinent Chart Notes Straight
into EMR, Reviews CCR & Uploads any additional Data,
Orders Radiology, Automatically Updates CCR
Initial Objectives Achieved
Improving Quality of Carep g y220 Specialty Specific Protocols Across 44 Specialties2 Programmed For Each of 18 Specialties (69% of MDs)
Quarterly Reporting Through CGHEDefined Intervention Process Up To Termination From NetworkDefined Intervention Process Up To Termination From Network
Integrated Care DeliveryTimely Access To Vital Clinical InformationTimely Access To Vital Clinical InformationCoordination Of Care Between Providers
Extensive Medication / Allergy / Treatment lists
Ease of ReferralsEase of ReferralsIncorporate Info From Other MDs Within EMR
Can Send Electronic Referrals To Any Physician With An E-MailN C i / S i / F i R i dNo Copying / Scanning / Faxing Required
Vital Statistics
ProvidersProviders341 Physicians Directly Linked Already
Additional 126 Physicians Linked Via PortalyMCCG Linked - HL7 O/P Visits, Labs, Radiology
Other EMRs11 Different EMR Vendors Being Linked
7 Testing Completed & Being Implemented
Vital Statistics
PatientsPatientsOver 150,000 Patients Currently Opted In To CGHE
TransactionsOver 12,000 Pt. Records Posting a Month, g
Over 1,200 Pt. Records Downloaded a MonthOver 1,500 Labs a Month
Over 7,000 Electronic Prescriptions a Month
Medical Error and the Media:Benton County News Tribune 11/99y
N b f iNumber of physicians in the US - 700,000
Number of gun owners in the US - 80,000,000
Number of accidental gun related deaths per year -1 500
Accidental deaths caused by physicians per year -
120 000 1,500
Ave. deaths per gun owner per year 0 0000188
120,000
Average accidental deaths per physician per year per year - 0.0000188
Based on these statistics Doctors are approximately
per physician per year -0.171
Based on these statistics, Doctors are approximately 9,000 times more dangerous than gun owners.
Let’s Ban Them!
Next Steps
Build Strategic Partnershipsg pDepartment of Community Health
GA‐HITREC – Morehouse School Of MedicineCommunity Health Works
Georgia TechgLocal & Regional Government
Connect Strategic Provider Organi ationsConnect Strategic Provider OrganizationsGA Association For Primary Health Care
C C litiCancer CoalitionEmergency Medical Services
Next Steps
Regional OutreachRegional OutreachLimited Window of Opportunity to Qualify For
2011 Meaningful Use Ability to Demonstrate a Proven Success
Value Leading SoftwareOpportunity to Cement Regional RelationshipsOpportunity to Cement Regional Relationships
& Referral PatternsCollaborative Approachpp
We Will Connect to Any Care Provider Organization That Wants to ConnectOrganization That Wants to Connect
DADE
CHATTOOGA
WALKER
GORDON
RABUN
MURRAY
GILMER
CATOOSA FANNIN
LUMPKIN
PICKENS
UNIONTOWNS
FRANKLIN
WHITE
STEPHENS
HABERSHAM
WHITFIELD
CHEROKEE
HARALSON
JACKSON
FORSYTHBARTOWFLOYD
PAULDING
COBBPOLK
FRANKLINDAWSON
HALL
OGLETHORPE
BANKS
MADISON
GWINNETT CLARKE
HART
BARROW
WALTONOCONEE
ELBERT
WILKESLINCOLN
DOUGLAS
COWETA
CLAYTON
FULTON
HEARD
DEKALB
FAYETTE HENRY
NEWTON
SPALDING
CARROLL
HANCOCK
MORGAN
JEFFERSON
WALTON
GREENE
JASPER
BUTTS
LINCOLN
WARREN
PUTNAM
COLUMBIA
BURKEBALDWIN
RICHMOND
TALIAFERRO
MCDUFFIE
GLASCOCK
ROCKDALE
MERIWETHER
LAMARTROUPPIKE
UPSON
WASHINGTON
BALDWINJONES
MONROE
WILKINSONBIBB
CRAWFORD TWIGGS
BLECKLEY
EMANUELJOHNSON
JENKINSSCREVEN
BULLOCHHOUSTON
PEACH
TALBOTHARRIS
MUSCOGEE
MARION TREUTLENEFFINGHAM
CANDLER
TAYLOR LAURENS
DODGE
HOUSTON
CHATTAHOOCHEE
MARION
STEWART SUMTER
SCHLEYDOOLY
PULASKI
WILCOXTELFAIR
WHEELER
BEN HILLLEETERRELL
QUITMAN
CRISP
JEFF DAVIS
TREUTLEN
TOOMBS
APPLING
TATTNALL
LONG
LIBERTY
BRYANCHATHAM
CANDLER
EVANS
MACON
WEBSTER
MONT-GOMERY
RANDOLPH
WORTHDOUGHERTYCALHOUNCLAY
TURNER
TIFT
COFFEEWAYNEBACON
COLQUITTMITCHELL
EARLY BAKER
COOK
ATKINSON
WARE
PIERCE
BRANTLEYGLYNN
MCINTOSHIRWIN
BERRIEN
MILLER
SEMINOLE
DECATUR GRADY THOMAS BROOKS LOWNDES
ECHOLS
LANIER
CHARLTONCAMDENCLINCH
DADE
CHATTOOGA
WALKER
GORDON
RABUN
MURRAY
GILMER
CATOOSA FANNIN
LUMPKIN
PICKENS
UNIONTOWNS
FRANKLIN
WHITE
STEPHENS
HABERSHAM
WHITFIELD
CHEROKEE
HARALSON
JACKSON
FORSYTHBARTOWFLOYD
PAULDING
COBBPOLK
FRANKLINDAWSON
HALL
OGLETHORPE
BANKS
MADISON
GWINNETT CLARKE
HART
BARROW
WALTONOCONEE
ELBERT
WILKESLINCOLN
DOUGLAS
COWETA
CLAYTON
FULTON
HEARD
DEKALB
FAYETTE HENRY
NEWTON
SPALDING
CARROLL
HANCOCK
MORGAN
JEFFERSON
WALTON
GREENE
JASPER
BUTTS
LINCOLN
WARREN
PUTNAM
COLUMBIA
BURKEBALDWIN
RICHMOND
TALIAFERRO
MCDUFFIE
GLASCOCK
ROCKDALE
MERIWETHER
LAMARTROUPPIKE
UPSON
WASHINGTON
BALDWINJONES
MONROE
WILKINSONBIBB
CRAWFORD TWIGGS
BLECKLEY
EMANUELJOHNSON
JENKINSSCREVEN
BULLOCHHOUSTON
PEACH
TALBOTHARRIS
MUSCOGEE
MARION TREUTLENEFFINGHAM
CANDLER
TAYLOR LAURENS
DODGE
HOUSTON
CHATTAHOOCHEE
MARION
STEWART SUMTER
SCHLEYDOOLY
PULASKI
WILCOXTELFAIR
WHEELER
BEN HILLLEETERRELL
QUITMAN
CRISP
JEFF DAVIS
TREUTLEN
TOOMBS
APPLING
TATTNALL
LONG
LIBERTY
BRYANCHATHAM
CANDLER
EVANS
MACON
WEBSTER
MONT-GOMERY
RANDOLPH
WORTHDOUGHERTYCALHOUNCLAY
TURNER
TIFT
COFFEEWAYNEBACON
COLQUITTMITCHELL
EARLY BAKER
COOK
ATKINSON
WARE
PIERCE
BRANTLEYGLYNN
MCINTOSHIRWIN
BERRIEN
MILLER
SEMINOLE
DECATUR GRADY THOMAS BROOKS LOWNDES
ECHOLS
LANIER
CHARLTONCAMDENCLINCH
DADE
CHATTOOGA
WALKER
GORDON
RABUN
MURRAY
GILMER
CATOOSA FANNIN
LUMPKIN
PICKENS
UNIONTOWNS
FRANKLIN
WHITE
STEPHENS
HABERSHAM
WHITFIELD
CHEROKEE
HARALSON
JACKSON
FORSYTHBARTOWFLOYD
PAULDING
COBBPOLK
FRANKLINDAWSON
HALL
OGLETHORPE
BANKS
MADISON
GWINNETT CLARKE
HART
BARROW
WALTONOCONEE
ELBERT
WILKESLINCOLN
DOUGLAS
COWETA
CLAYTON
FULTON
HEARD
DEKALB
FAYETTE HENRY
NEWTON
SPALDING
CARROLL
HANCOCK
MORGAN
JEFFERSON
WALTON
GREENE
JASPER
BUTTS
LINCOLN
WARREN
PUTNAM
COLUMBIA
BURKEBALDWIN
RICHMOND
TALIAFERRO
MCDUFFIE
GLASCOCK
ROCKDALE
MERIWETHER
LAMARTROUPPIKE
UPSON
WASHINGTON
BALDWINJONES
MONROE
WILKINSONBIBB
CRAWFORD TWIGGS
BLECKLEY
EMANUELJOHNSON
JENKINSSCREVEN
BULLOCHHOUSTON
PEACH
TALBOTHARRIS
MUSCOGEE
MARION TREUTLENEFFINGHAM
CANDLER
TAYLOR LAURENS
DODGE
HOUSTON
CHATTAHOOCHEE
MARION
STEWART SUMTER
SCHLEYDOOLY
PULASKI
WILCOXTELFAIR
WHEELER
BEN HILLLEETERRELL
QUITMAN
CRISP
JEFF DAVIS
TREUTLEN
TOOMBS
APPLING
TATTNALL
LONG
LIBERTY
BRYANCHATHAM
CANDLER
EVANS
MACON
WEBSTER
MONT-GOMERY
RANDOLPH
WORTHDOUGHERTYCALHOUNCLAY
TURNER
TIFT
COFFEEWAYNEBACON
COLQUITTMITCHELL
EARLY BAKER
COOK
ATKINSON
WARE
PIERCE
BRANTLEYGLYNN
MCINTOSHIRWIN
BERRIEN
MILLER
SEMINOLE
DECATUR GRADY THOMAS BROOKS LOWNDES
ECHOLS
LANIER
CHARLTONCAMDENCLINCH
DADE
CHATTOOGA
WALKER
GORDON
RABUN
MURRAY
GILMER
CATOOSA FANNIN
LUMPKIN
PICKENS
UNIONTOWNS
FRANKLIN
WHITE
STEPHENS
HABERSHAM
WHITFIELD
CHEROKEE
HARALSON
JACKSON
FORSYTHBARTOWFLOYD
PAULDING
COBBPOLK
FRANKLINDAWSON
HALL
OGLETHORPE
BANKS
MADISON
GWINNETT CLARKE
HART
BARROW
WALTONOCONEE
ELBERT
WILKESLINCOLN
DOUGLAS
COWETA
CLAYTON
FULTON
HEARD
DEKALB
FAYETTE HENRY
NEWTON
SPALDING
CARROLL
HANCOCK
MORGAN
JEFFERSON
WALTON
GREENE
JASPER
BUTTS
LINCOLN
WARREN
PUTNAM
COLUMBIA
BURKEBALDWIN
RICHMOND
TALIAFERRO
MCDUFFIE
GLASCOCK
ROCKDALE
MERIWETHER
LAMARTROUPPIKE
UPSON
WASHINGTON
BALDWINJONES
MONROE
WILKINSONBIBB
CRAWFORD TWIGGS
BLECKLEY
EMANUELJOHNSON
JENKINSSCREVEN
BULLOCHHOUSTON
PEACH
TALBOTHARRIS
MUSCOGEE
MARION TREUTLENEFFINGHAM
CANDLER
TAYLOR LAURENS
DODGE
HOUSTON
CHATTAHOOCHEE
MARION
STEWART SUMTER
SCHLEYDOOLY
PULASKI
WILCOXTELFAIR
WHEELER
BEN HILLLEETERRELL
QUITMAN
CRISP
JEFF DAVIS
TREUTLEN
TOOMBS
APPLING
TATTNALL
LONG
LIBERTY
BRYANCHATHAM
CANDLER
EVANS
MACON
WEBSTER
MONT-GOMERY
RANDOLPH
WORTHDOUGHERTYCALHOUNCLAY
TURNER
TIFT
COFFEEWAYNEBACON
COLQUITTMITCHELL
EARLY BAKER
COOK
ATKINSON
WARE
PIERCE
BRANTLEYGLYNN
MCINTOSHIRWIN
BERRIEN
MILLER
SEMINOLE
DECATUR GRADY THOMAS BROOKS LOWNDES
ECHOLS
LANIER
CHARLTONCAMDENCLINCH
DADE
CHATTOOGA
WALKER
GORDON
RABUN
MURRAY
GILMER
CATOOSA FANNIN
LUMPKIN
PICKENS
UNIONTOWNS
FRANKLIN
WHITE
STEPHENS
HABERSHAM
WHITFIELD
CHEROKEE
HARALSON
JACKSON
FORSYTHBARTOWFLOYD
PAULDING
COBBPOLK
FRANKLINDAWSON
HALL
OGLETHORPE
BANKS
MADISON
GWINNETT CLARKE
HART
BARROW
WALTONOCONEE
ELBERT
WILKESLINCOLN
DOUGLAS
COWETA
CLAYTON
FULTON
HEARD
DEKALB
FAYETTE HENRY
NEWTON
SPALDING
CARROLL
HANCOCK
MORGAN
JEFFERSON
WALTON
GREENE
JASPER
BUTTS
LINCOLN
WARREN
PUTNAM
COLUMBIA
BURKEBALDWIN
RICHMOND
TALIAFERRO
MCDUFFIE
GLASCOCK
ROCKDALE
MERIWETHER
LAMARTROUPPIKE
UPSON
WASHINGTON
BALDWINJONES
MONROE
WILKINSONBIBB
CRAWFORD TWIGGS
BLECKLEY
EMANUELJOHNSON
JENKINSSCREVEN
BULLOCHHOUSTON
PEACH
TALBOTHARRIS
MUSCOGEE
MARION TREUTLENEFFINGHAM
CANDLER
TAYLOR LAURENS
DODGE
HOUSTON
CHATTAHOOCHEE
MARION
STEWART SUMTER
SCHLEYDOOLY
PULASKI
WILCOXTELFAIR
WHEELER
BEN HILLLEETERRELL
QUITMAN
CRISP
JEFF DAVIS
TREUTLEN
TOOMBS
APPLING
TATTNALL
LONG
LIBERTY
BRYANCHATHAM
CANDLER
EVANS
MACON
WEBSTER
MONT-GOMERY
RANDOLPH
WORTHDOUGHERTYCALHOUNCLAY
TURNER
TIFT
COFFEEWAYNEBACON
COLQUITTMITCHELL
EARLY BAKER
COOK
ATKINSON
WARE
PIERCE
BRANTLEYGLYNN
MCINTOSHIRWIN
BERRIEN
MILLER
SEMINOLE
DECATUR GRADY THOMAS BROOKS LOWNDES
ECHOLS
LANIER
CHARLTONCAMDENCLINCH
DADE
CHATTOOGA
WALKER
GORDON
RABUN
MURRAY
GILMER
CATOOSA FANNIN
LUMPKIN
PICKENS
UNIONTOWNS
FRANKLIN
WHITE
STEPHENS
HABERSHAM
WHITFIELD
CHEROKEE
HARALSON
JACKSON
FORSYTHBARTOWFLOYD
PAULDING
COBBPOLK
FRANKLINDAWSON
HALL
OGLETHORPE
BANKS
MADISON
GWINNETT CLARKE
HART
BARROW
WALTONOCONEE
ELBERT
WILKESLINCOLN
DOUGLAS
COWETA
CLAYTON
FULTON
HEARD
DEKALB
FAYETTE HENRY
NEWTON
SPALDING
CARROLL
HANCOCK
MORGAN
JEFFERSON
WALTON
GREENE
JASPER
BUTTS
LINCOLN
WARREN
PUTNAM
COLUMBIA
BURKEBALDWIN
RICHMOND
TALIAFERRO
MCDUFFIE
GLASCOCK
ROCKDALE
MERIWETHER
LAMARTROUPPIKE
UPSON
WASHINGTON
BALDWINJONES
MONROE
WILKINSONBIBB
CRAWFORD TWIGGS
BLECKLEY
EMANUELJOHNSON
JENKINSSCREVEN
BULLOCHHOUSTON
PEACH
TALBOTHARRIS
MUSCOGEE
MARION TREUTLENEFFINGHAM
CANDLER
TAYLOR LAURENS
DODGE
HOUSTON
CHATTAHOOCHEE
MARION
STEWART SUMTER
SCHLEYDOOLY
PULASKI
WILCOXTELFAIR
WHEELER
BEN HILLLEETERRELL
QUITMAN
CRISP
JEFF DAVIS
TREUTLEN
TOOMBS
APPLING
TATTNALL
LONG
LIBERTY
BRYANCHATHAM
CANDLER
EVANS
MACON
WEBSTER
MONT-GOMERY
RANDOLPH
WORTHDOUGHERTYCALHOUNCLAY
TURNER
TIFT
COFFEEWAYNEBACON
COLQUITTMITCHELL
EARLY BAKER
COOK
ATKINSON
WARE
PIERCE
BRANTLEYGLYNN
MCINTOSHIRWIN
BERRIEN
MILLER
SEMINOLE
DECATUR GRADY THOMAS BROOKS LOWNDES
ECHOLS
LANIER
CHARLTONCAMDENCLINCH
DADE
CHATTOOGA
WALKER
GORDON
RABUN
MURRAY
GILMER
CATOOSA FANNIN
LUMPKIN
PICKENS
UNIONTOWNS
FRANKLIN
WHITE
STEPHENS
HABERSHAM
WHITFIELD
CHEROKEE
HARALSON
JACKSON
FORSYTHBARTOWFLOYD
PAULDING
COBBPOLK
FRANKLINDAWSON
HALL
OGLETHORPE
BANKS
MADISON
GWINNETT CLARKE
HART
BARROW
WALTONOCONEE
ELBERT
WILKESLINCOLN
DOUGLAS
COWETA
CLAYTON
FULTON
HEARD
DEKALB
FAYETTE HENRY
NEWTON
SPALDING
CARROLL
HANCOCK
MORGAN
JEFFERSON
WALTON
GREENE
JASPER
BUTTS
LINCOLN
WARREN
PUTNAM
COLUMBIA
BURKEBALDWIN
RICHMOND
TALIAFERRO
MCDUFFIE
GLASCOCK
ROCKDALE
MERIWETHER
LAMARTROUPPIKE
UPSON
WASHINGTON
BALDWINJONES
MONROE
WILKINSONBIBB
CRAWFORD TWIGGS
BLECKLEY
EMANUELJOHNSON
JENKINSSCREVEN
BULLOCHHOUSTON
PEACH
TALBOTHARRIS
MUSCOGEE
MARION TREUTLENEFFINGHAM
CANDLER
TAYLOR LAURENS
DODGE
HOUSTON
CHATTAHOOCHEE
MARION
STEWART SUMTER
SCHLEYDOOLY
PULASKI
WILCOXTELFAIR
WHEELER
BEN HILLLEETERRELL
QUITMAN
CRISP
JEFF DAVIS
TREUTLEN
TOOMBS
APPLING
TATTNALL
LONG
LIBERTY
BRYANCHATHAM
CANDLER
EVANS
MACON
WEBSTER
MONT-GOMERY
RANDOLPH
WORTHDOUGHERTYCALHOUNCLAY
TURNER
TIFT
COFFEEWAYNEBACON
COLQUITTMITCHELL
EARLY BAKER
COOK
ATKINSON
WARE
PIERCE
BRANTLEYGLYNN
MCINTOSHIRWIN
BERRIEN
MILLER
SEMINOLE
DECATUR GRADY THOMAS BROOKS LOWNDES
ECHOLS
LANIER
CHARLTONCAMDENCLINCH
Key Lessons Learned
Must be physician drivenMust be physician drivenLeaders must focus on community - not individual practices or hospitals needsProcess must be inclusive, not ,competitiveThe Goal is improved Quality of CareThe Goal is improved Quality of Care, technology simply facilitates achieving th lthe goal.