ERIC ROSE Graduate Certificate in Medical Informatics Oregon Health and Science University

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1 ERIC ROSE EDUCATION AND POSTGRADUATE TRAINING: Graduate Certificate in Medical Informatics Oregon Health and Science University Teaching Scholars Program (a one-year faculty development program) University of Washington, Seattle, Washington Family Medicine Residency Providence Medical Center, Seattle, Washington M.D. with Distinction in Research Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York B.S. magna cum laude with Honors in Neuroscience Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island ACADEMIC POSITIONS HELD: 2000 present 1999 present Clinical Assistant Professor Division of Biomedical and Health Informatics, University of Washington Clinical Assistant Professor Department of Family Medicine, University of Washington Clinical Instructor Department of Family Medicine, University of Washington PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: 2006 present 2001 present 1997 present Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society Physicians for Human Rights American Medical Informatics Association American Academy of Family Physicians King County Academy of Family Physicians Washington Academy of Family Physicians Washington State Medical Association Eric Rose, M.D. Page 1 of 6

2 MEDICAL INFORMATICS EMPLOYMENT: 2010 present Director, Clinical Products Health Solutions Group, Microsoft Corporation Responsible for product strategy for clinical products in the areas of population health, patient safety, and clinical quality across Microsoft s health information technology portfolio Medical Director, Physician Practice Solutions McKesson Provider Technologies Same responsibilities as Electronic Health Record Product Manager below, with additional responsibilities in strategic planning, cross-business-unit initiatives, and customer relations. Electronic Health Record Product Manager McKesson Provider Technologies (formerly Physician Micro Systems, Inc.) Overall responsibility for design of Practice Partner, an electronic health record system designed for ambulatory use. Physician Consultant, IDX Systems Corporation Internal consultant at the within the Carecast Operating Unit, which produces the Carecast Enterprise Clinical Information System. Responsibilities divided among product design, consulting work with existing clients, and sales. Content Editor, Milliman Care Guidelines Conducted systematic reviews of the medical literature of effectiveness of diagnostic and therapeutic interventions and produced evidence-based guidelines for use by the health plan industry. Associate Director for Clinical Informatics University of Washington Physicians Network Same responsibilities as Medical Informaticist position below plus additional responsibilities for coordination of clinical informatics projects with affiliate institutions, clinical informatics research, and network-wide clinical qualityimprovement and productivity initiatives. Medical Informaticist University of Washington Physicians Network Responsible for ensuring that implementation of information technology, including a comprehensive electronic medical record system (EpicCare), proceeds in a manner consistent with good clinical care. Specific projects include customization of a comprehensive electronic medical record system including authoring of customized, evidence-based charting templates; development of a health maintenance tickler system; development of tools to assist providers with correct E/M coding; chairing a network-wide working group on educating network physicians in use of the EMR; and representing UWPN in various informatics initiatives across the University of Washington system. Eric Rose, M.D. Page 2 of 6

3 OTHER MEDICAL INFORMATICS ACTIVITIES: 2011 present present Mentor, RockHealth Volunteer mentor for this nonprofit organization providing assistance to health information technology startup companies Reviewer, 2010 AMIA Annual Symposium Member, Expert Panel on Laboratory Data Integration Brookings Institution Co-Chair, Ambulatory Work Group Certification Commission for Health Information Technology Member, Electronic Health Records Technical Committee Health Information Technology Standards Panel (HITSP) Member, Corporate Partnerships Task Force American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) Member, Scientific Program Committee AMIA 2006 Annual Symposium Member, Workgroup on Functionality Certification Commission for Healthcare Information Technology Member, AMIA Public Policy Committee Member, Executive Council AMIA Clinical Information Systems Working Group Member, Scientific Program Committee 2005 AMIA Spring Congress Member, Electronic Medical Records Task Force Washington Academy of Family Physicians Member, Clinical Information Systems Selection Committee University of Washington Medical Center Voting member of 10-person committee empowered to select an electronic medical record for the two-hospital, 1000-physician University of Washington system Primary Care Clinician Advisor PrimeAnswers Project, University of Washington Assisted project leads with feedback and suggestions regarding electronic medical knowledge resources for primary care clinicians. Author of The Peripheral Brain, an online evidence-based knowledge resource for primary care physicians See: Eric Rose, M.D. Page 3 of 6

4 CLINICAL EMPLOYMENT AND ACTIVITIES: 2005 present Physician, Fremont Family Medicine, Seattle, WA Volunteer Attending, University of Washington Family Medical Center Volunteer Physician for Asylum Claims, Physicians for Human Rights Staff Physician, Rotacare Free Clinic, Bellevue, WA Staff Physician, UW Physicians Neighborhood Clinics, Bellevue, WA LICENSING AND CERTIFICATIONS: 1996 present 1996 present 1994 present Fellow, American Academy of Family Physicians Certified, American Board of Family Practice Washington Medical License #MD Certified, Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics TEACHING ACTIVITIES AND LECTURE PRESENTATIONS: 2011, May 2010, December 2010, April 2009, July 2009, January 2008, October 2008, May 2007, October 2005, October 2004, October 2004, May Invited Lecture, Informatics and the HIT Industry: An Insider s View Graduate Program in Medical Informatics, University of Washington Panel Participant, Stakeholder Perspectives on Clinical Decision Support, at invitation-only workshop held by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology Meeting the Meaningful Use Criteria: What Counts and How to Get There (Webinar sponsored by the Washington and Idaho Regional Extension Center) Invited Lecture, Community Health Information Technology Alliance Summer Forum: How to Prepare for ARRA/HITECH Audioconference, Getting the Most from the Medicare Electronic Prescribing Incentive Program ; Medicare Part B News, sponsor. University of Washington Biomedical and Health Informatics Lecture Series presentation: An Overview of Electronic Prescribing Invited Lecture, National Patient Safety Foundation Annual Congress: Ambulatory Care by Multiple Providers: The Uncharted Minefield of Patient Safety University of Washington Informatics Colloquium: Driving User Interface Design through Object Modeling: Structured Family History as an Example Workshop Presenter: Governance Models for Clinical Decision Support at Health Care Organizations, AMIA Annual Symposium Lecture: Why is Informatics Important in Clinical Medicine? Graduate Program in Medical Informatics, University of Washington Workshop Leader: Choosing an Electronic Health Record, Washington Academy of Family Physicians, Annual Scientific Assembly Eric Rose, M.D. Page 4 of 6

5 2003, September 2003, May 2002, May 2002, May 2002, May Course Faculty Informatics for Practicing Clinicians continuing medical education conference, Oregon Health and Science University Workshop: EMRs: What to Know Before Taking the Plunge, Washington Academy of Family Physicians, Annual Scientific Assembly Lecture: Home-Grown Coding Systems: An Essential Element in EMR Implementation Towards and Electronic Patient Record conference, Seattle, Washington Lecture: Life After Go-Live: True Stories from Five Years of EMR Use American Academy of Family Physicians Spring Technology Symposium, Seattle, Washington Member, Electronic Medical Record Roundtable University of Washington Masters in Health Administration program Faculty preceptor Postdoctoral Pharmacy Residency program, University of Washington Faculty member Minority Medical Education Program, University of Washington Faculty member, Clinical Topics for Informaticists course Graduate Program in Medical Informatics, University of Washington. Lecture: Introduction to Electronic Medical Records MEDEX Physician Assistant Program, University of Washington Lecture series, Use of WWW-based resources in patient education and the practice of evidence based medicine Family Medicine Residency, University of Washington Medical Informatics Consultant, Department of Family Medicine, University of Washington. Assisted in development of medical informatics curricular initiatives for predoctoral and postdoctoral programs. This has involved ground-up development of web-based educational resources for the Family Medicine Clerkship. Lecture, Practical Pharmacoinformatics School of Medicine Pharmacology course, University of Washington Faculty member, Virtual Clinic School of Medicine Introduction to Behavioral Science course, University of Washington Workshop Leader, Office Use of Information Technology Annual Review of Family Medicine continuing medical education conference, University of Washington Faculty Preceptor MEDEX Physician Assistant Program, University of Washington Eric Rose, M.D. Page 5 of 6

6 PUBLICATIONS: Leviss J., ed. H.I.T. or Miss: Lessons Learned from Health Information Technology Implementations. AHIMA Press: Chicago, [served as Associate Editor and Contributor] Rose E. Preparing for ICD-10-CM. Journal of AHIMA, July Bae S., Khouangsathiene S., Morey C., O Connor C., Rose E., and Shakil A. Implementation of a Web- Based Incident-Reporting System at Legendary Health System. In Lorenzi NM, Ash JS, Einbinder J et al. eds. Transforming Health Care Through Information, 2 nd ed. Springer: New York, Rose, E. and Payne, T. Strategies for Data Model Harmonization between two Vendor-Supplied Electronic Medical Record Systems. Medinfo Rose, E. Electronic Health Records: A Functional Comparison. Washington Family Physician 31(1):6-8, Rose, E., Zeiger R., Corley S., Gorman P., Yackel T., Hersh W. Development Methodology for a Next Generation Medical Informatics Curriculum for Clinicians Proceedings, AMIA Annual Symposium, 2003, p Rose, E. Preventing Error with an EMR, Journal of Healthcare Information Management, 17 (4):15-17, Rose, E. Struggling with Structure, Journal of Healthcare Information Management, 17 (3):25-27, Rose, E. and Ketchell, D. Clinical Inquiry: Does daily monitoring of blood glucose levels accurately predict HbA1c levels in diabetic patients? Journal of Family Practice, 52(6): , Rose, E. So Good It s Bad Information Management, Journal of Healthcare Information Management, 17(2): 15-16, 2003 Rose, E. EMRs not perfect but can succeed in real-life, busy practices [letter]. American Medical News, March 14, 2003 Rose, E. Paper in the Paperless Practice, Journal of Healthcare Information Management, 17(1):24-26, 2003 Priebe, C., Rose, E Electronic Medical Records as a Workflow Tool, in Norris, T.E., ed., Informatics in Primary Care, New York: Springer, OTHER: 2011 present Member, Robert Bree Collaborative Appointee of Governor Christine Gregoire to this expert panel with the responsibility of identifying strategies to improve the quality and cost-effectiveness of health care in Washington state present Member, Editorial Board, ihealth Connections 2006 present Peer Reviewer, International Journal of Medical Informatics Peer Reviewer, Annals of Family Medicine Member, Board of Directors, Queen Anne Helpline Member of the governing board of a non-profit charity providing emergency assistance to people in need in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle, WA. Eric Rose, M.D. Page 6 of 6