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Can it rally happen? Presented by: Bob Larrivee AIIM Director/Industry Advisor Digital Patient Records:

Modernizing Patient Records

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This is a presentation I delivered at AIIM 2010 in Philadelphia. It presents a holistic look at the make up of a patient record and the challenges in moving to a digital environment.

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Can it rally happen?

Presented by:

Bob Larrivee

AIIM Director/Industry Advisor

Digital Patient Records:

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January 12, 2009President Obama announces digital health

records for all within 5 yearsAugust 19, 2009

HHS announces “Information Breach” regulations36+ Breaches listed by HHS as of 03/2010

Affecting 500+ individuals

The Mandate

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Many in the Electronic Health Records (EHR) spaceOver 70 vendors listed in a single siteIncludes:

GE HealthcareAdvanced Data SystemsCerner CorporationMcKesson

Source: http://www.ehr-software.net/comparison.htm

The Players

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MedicalHistory and demographicsMedications, immunizations and allergiesLab results and radiological images

InsuranceCoverage and claims

FinancialBilling Information

Patient RequestsLiving Will

What is a Patient Record?

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Nirvana

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Acceptance of electronic informationHealthcare

PhysiciansHospitalsLabs

InsuranceClaimsBillings

PharmaceuticalPrescriptions

Global Adoption

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Reality

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Multi-faceted EnvironmentHealthcareInsurancePharmaceuticalLegal

Process IssueHand-offsOn-ramps and off-ramps

Healthcare - Extended

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StandardizationFunctionality – ensuring that the systems can

support the activities and perform the functions for which they are intended

Security – ensuring that systems can protect and maintain the confidentiality of data entrusted to them

Interoperability – ensuring systems implement the recognized standards and can exchange information and work with other systems.

The Challenge

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Dynamic integration of content

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From this

To this

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Hand-offsShould be cleanWell definedAutomated

On-Ramps and Off-RampsInformation and Records

Entering a processHandled in the processExiting a process

Note: The end of one process begins the next

Process

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ISO 18308Requirements for an Electronic Health

Record Reference ArchitectureElectronic Health Records(EHR)- HL7

EHR – S Functional Model (HER-S FM)EHR – Interoperability Model (EHR/IM)Personal Health Record Systems Functional

Model (PHR-S FM)Digital Imaging and Communications in

Medicine (DICOM)More….

Existing Work and Standards

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Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Defined “meaningful use” of EHR Solutions

Improving quality, safety, efficiency, care coordination, population and public health;

Reducing health disparities;Engaging patients and their families; and,Ensuring adequate privacy and security protections for

personal health information

Certification Commission for Health Information Technology Updated Certification Programs

Progress

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The issue is largeExtends beyond healthcare aloneStandards need to be adopted and adhered toProcess within and beyond an organization

must be designed and documented

Looking Ahead

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A Lesson from ECM

ECM can be the umbrellaLeverage Content

Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) StandardA common web services

interface to support uniform access across different content repositories

Leverage ERM StandardsLeverage BPM Best

Practices

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We are getting there but there is a lot of work aheadStandards need to be set and adopted

EHR should be part of your ECM EnvironmentIncluded as a content/records source

Strong and seamless processes are keyIdentify the on and off ramps of patient records

Digital Patient records can and is becoming a realityLook at it holistically

My Opinion

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Bob Larrivee – Director and Industry Advisor – AIIM

Email – [email protected] - @BobLarriveeVisit:

AIIM.ORGInformationZen.orgAIIM Knowledge CenterAIIMCommunities.org

Thank you