Health Information Technology: Introduction to One Key Part - the EHR
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1 Health Information Technology: Introduction to One Key Part - the EHR Donald P. Connelly, MD, PhD Director, Health Informatics Division University of Minnesota Medical School February 21, 2006 Minnesota e-health Initiative Advisory Committee
2 Overview Focusing on HIT for improving health care How can the EHR help? Barriers to effective use The National Agenda
3 Health Domains for HIT Use Health Care space Clinical Research Biomedical Science Individuals (patients) Populations (public health) This talk s focus
4 HIT in Support of Patient Care On the front line EHR Electronic medical records (EMR, EHR) systems Practice management systems Clinical information support systems Laboratory Pharmacy Imaging (PACS) and many more Administrative support systems Scheduling Patient directories Revenue cycle systems and many more
5 What are frontline systems used for? Schedule, check in, & room patients Facilitate workflow by status communication Retrieve prior health information Record today s problems & observations Record today s assessment & plan Communicate orders Remind & alert of exceptional conditions Collect & communicate billing information Analyze & improve clinical practice
6 How Can the EHR Improve Clinical Practice? Easy access to patient data Improve ordering process Ensure completeness, correctness Perform drug interaction checks Calculate and adjust doses based upon age, weight, renal function Reminders & alerts Drug allergy alerts Redundant test reminders Preventive services reminders Improved clinical messaging & workflow Decrease office overhead cost Reduced transcription costs Reduced chart pulls Improved communication Patients Labs & pharmacies Improved referral coordination Improved charge capture and accounts receivable Facilitate practice improvement Ease HIPAA compliance Decrease malpractice exposure
7 Health Info. Technology (HIT): a panacea for healthcare? As many as 98,000 people per year die from medical errors that occur in hospitals HIT may be key to improving patient safety IOM Crossing the Chasm challenge effective clinical use of HIT The Leapfrog Group focused on CPOE & alerts HIT Leadership Panel Widespread adoption of interoperable health IT should be a top priority for the US health care system (5/11/05) Bipartisan! congressional support (12/05) To Err is Human: Building a Safer Health System, 2000, NAP Crossing the Quality Chasm: A New Health System for the 21st Century, 2001, NAP
8 Health care is not a computerfriendly environment Complex product ; each patient is unique Very broad and uncontrolled vocabulary Many work decisions are values-laden; values are personal Complex processes; many roles, much individualization, freedom of choice Activity is fragmented, distributed & sometimes urgent Must facilitate workflow, not just data storage Many interacting systems; communication standards are more like suggestions than rules Life science knowledge is incomplete, sometimes wrong, always evolving, and slowly communicated
9 The National HIT Picture 4/27/04 - Federal executive order established the Office of the National Coordinator for HIT (ONC) 7/21/04 Framework for Strategic Action 10/6/05 Contracts for standards harmonization, EHR certification, and privacy/security awarded 10/7/05-1st meeting of the American Health Information Community (AHIC) 11/10/05 Nationwide Health Information Network prototype awards Available at
10 Some big barriers to deploying EHRs Their cost is significant Providers pay for EMRs; Payers reap most of the savings Market incentives not well-aligned to improved quality & efficiency Adoption gap Large practices - >50% likelihood of MD use Small practices (<10 MDs in group) - < 10% use Shortage of know-how Culture, practice, and communication paths are changed Change management & re-engineering know-how is rare Today s EHRs cannot communicate with each other Vocabulary is not standardized Security regulations and practices are not harmonized info is power and may not be willingly shared
11 Questions
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