Formalizing Community-Clinical Linkages: Massachusetts DPH e-referral Project
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1 Formalizing Community-Clinical Linkages: Massachusetts DPH e-referral Project September 18, 2014 Massachusetts Department of Public Health 1
2 Agenda I. Overview of MA SIM e-referral project II. Update on MA SIM e-referral Project Progress & Early Implementation: EHR integration, MassHIway e-referral node, onboarding process (Early) Lessons Learned III. Alignment of e-referral with other MA DPH, state, and federal initiatives IV. Questions 2
3 MA State Innovation Model Award What is our goal? How do we do it? How does SIM help us get there? Payment Reform Medicaid s Primary Care Payment Reform Initiative The Group Insurance Commission s value based purchasing strategy The Triple Aim: Better population health, better experience of care, lower costs Delivery system transformation Cost and quality accountability Provider portal on the APCD Adoption of the Health Information Exchange Data infrastructure for LTSS Providers Electronic referrals to community resources Access to pediatric behavioral health consultation Linkages between primary care and LTSS Technical assistance to primary care providers HIE functionality for quality reporting Statewide quality measurement and reporting Payer and provider focused learning collaboratives Rigorous evaluation 3
4 MA SIM e-referral Program In early 2013, Massachusetts was awarded the SIM Testing Award. Part of this award was to create an open-source, bi-directional referral system to formalize community-clinical linkages 4 specific types of community-based organizations were named in the application YMCAs, Councils on Aging/Senior Centers, VNAs, and Tobacco Quitline Partnership with the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers EHR integration work, legal advice, and evaluation Will provide encounter-level medical records through CHIA DRVS system Includes roll-out plan to make software available state-wide resulting in more providers using e-referrals across additional types of community resources PWTF awardees will be implementing e-referrals Additional pilot sites to start onboarding in January 4
5 Early use-case development The first several months of the project were spent developing exploring potential use cases. MA DPH and the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers engaged: From the clinical organization perspective: Clinical providers (including pediatricians), referral managers, community health workers, Massachusetts League of CHCs From the community-based perspective: Programs from other state agencies and DPH (Asthma Prevention & Control Program, Early Intervention, Healthy Living Center for Excellence), Alliance of MA YMCAs and different YMCAs, elder services organizations, VNAs, mobile health vans, school nurses, community health workers 5
6 Example of bi-directional referral Outbound Transaction Clinical Setting Transmission from EHR Community Resource (through the HIway or directly to e-referral software) Manet CHC Health care provider screens Barbara for falls and finds her to be at-risk. Barbara gives consent for a SS Elder Services to do a home falls assessment. e-referrals from Provider to South Shore Elder Services Contact Information: Address, Phone Referral-specific information: (1) At risk for falls (2) Guardian information SS Elder Services Barbara is contacted by SS Elder Services and sets up a home assessment. Trained staff completes a home assessment and any necessary modifications. Manet CHC Feedback report from SS Elder Services added to EHR. At next appointment, health care provider sees the update and works with Barbara to identify additional risk reduction referrals. Inbound Transaction Clinical Setting Transmission to EHR Community Resource (through the HIway or directly to e-referral software) Progress report from community resources to provider (Standardized HL7 Formatted Transaction) Feedback report including action steps to taken in the home, request for additional referrals sent back to provider. SS Elder Services SS Elder Services completes the home assessment and prepares a feedback report for provider. 6
7 Update on Pilot Program 7
8 3 Pilot Community Health Centers Brockton Neighborhood Health Center Partnered with the Brockton VNA Referrals: Diabetes Education Harbor Health Services, Inc. Partnered with Multicultural Home Care Referrals: Diabetes Education Partnered with YMCA of Cape Cod Referrals: Nutrition Counseling, Fitness Counseling, and Fitness and Nutrition Counseling combined Manet Community Health Center Partnered with South Shore Elder Services, Inc. Referrals: Meals on Wheels and Falls Risk Assessment 8
9 e-referral Connections Tobacco Quitline CHC #1 CHC #2 CHC #3 Referral Data Items Feedback Data Message Transmitted to Universal Translator directly or through MassHIway Referral Data Items Feedback Data YMCA Council on Aging VNA Additional Resources EHR integration EHR -> e-referral e-referral Gateway / integration with UT 9
10 EHR integration Integration with 2 unique EHRs: Worked directly with the EHR vendor for athenahealth integration Using an existing HL7 export/import function for sending referral and receiving feedback reports Worked with E-Medapps for integration with NextGen v 8.3: Using their interface engine that is also used to connect to HIEs, SevaExchange Sending referrals and receiving feedback reports via CCD Today both systems are: Sending and receiving messages via SFTP EMR user forms/templates modified to support multiple referral types to multiple community-based organizations. 10
11 Initiating a referral in NextGen
12 Initiating a referral in NextGen 4 YMCA, Cape Cod VNA, Brockton VNA, Multi Boston 12
13 Initiating a referral in NextGen 4 YMCA, Cape Cod VNA, Brockton VNA, Multi Boston 13
14 Initiating a referral in athenahealth Generate Order: (MOW and/or Fall Risk Assessment) 14
15 Initiating a referral in athenahealth After approve generated Order will transfer through HL7 format file on Interface: 15
16 Receiving a feedback report in athenahealth 16
17 e-referral Connections Tobacco Quitline CHC #1 CHC #2 CHC #3 Referral Data Items Feedback Data Message Transmitted to Universal Translator directly or through MassHIway Referral Data Items Feedback Data YMCA Council on Aging VNA Additional Resources EHR integration EHR -> e-referral e-referral Gateway / integration with UT 17
18 Linking EHRs to e-referral software Health care organization on state HIE e-referral Universal Translator L O G I C W O R K S Community-based organizations Health care organization not yet on HIE Today, health care organizations have the option of connecting through either the state health information exchange or directly through SFTP. e-referral users are able to connect through (1) SFTP, (2) file upload/download, or (3) web services/api. Community-based organizations will be primarily using the e-referral Gateway to manage their referrals. 18
19 e-referral Connections Tobacco Quitline CHC #1 CHC #2 CHC #3 Referral Data Items Feedback Data Message Transmitted to Universal Translator directly or through MassHIway Referral Data Items Feedback Data YMCA Council on Aging VNA Additional Resources EHR integration EHR -> e-referral e-referral Gateway / integration with UT 19
20 e-referral Gateway As part of e-referral onboarding, each person managing referrals at a communitybased organization will get a unique log-on and training: 20
21 e-referral Gateway Inbox 21
22 e-referral Gateway Referral Detail 22
23 e-referral Onboarding Process Initial Planning Getting the right people together to define the plan, roles and responsibilities. Review e-referral Gateway for high level context. e-referral Workflow What is the e-referral process in the clinical setting? What referral types? What information must be provided to support the workflow? System Enhancements/Configuration Technical team ensures that all technology requirements are met (EMR, network, erg, MassHiWay). Implementation Staff are trained, e-referrals begin, processing is monitored, outcomes are evaluated. 23
24 (Early) Lessons Learned Don t underestimate the importance of workflow: Overall workflow and developing business rules CHC CBO, CBO CHC Promotion and workflow within clinical setting Workflow in community-based organizations, ensuring capacity Ensure organizational buy-in as early as possible, make sure the right stakeholders are at the table Start small (expand later!) Simplify, simplify, simplify 24
25 e-referral timeline, implementation targets, & evaluation JAN 2014 DEC 2016 Awarded 3 CHCs contracts for e-referral pilot Referrals made using e-referral software Integration with state HIE 3 additional CHCs pilot plus additional CBOs 3 additional CHCs pilot plus additional CBOs Evaluation examining impact of e- Referral on health outcomes Quarterly QI reports to increase referrals Accountability Targets 2014 Q2 Q3 Q e-referral software launch Testing Pilot launch 50 referrals transmitted 9 e-referral sites Evaluation Process Measures Short-term Outcomes Long-term Outcomes # referrals, # feedback reports, # unique EHRs, # unique CHCs/CBOs decreased BMI, increased HTN control, decreased A1C reduced sick and ED visits, improved population health metrics 25
26 Aligning e-referral with other work Aligned e-referral with many other state and federal initiatives large focus on community-clinical linkages linking community-based interventions to health outcomes Prevention & Wellness Trust Fund Asthma Prevention & Control Program (linkages to schools) State Public Health Actions to Prevent & Control Diabetes, Heart Disease, Obesity and Associate Risk Factors Exploring use for advanced directives, transitions of care 26
27 Thank you! CMMI for making the development of the e-referral software possible through the MA State Innovation Model Testing Award 27
28 Contact Tom Land Laura Nasuti Michael Stelmach 28
29 Questions? 29
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