Core services and the path to the future of the ILHIE



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Core services and the path to the future of the ILHIE

Hosts of this Webinar Cory Verblen, Communications Manager, Illinois Office of Health Information Technology Laura Zaremba, Director, Illinois Office of Health Information Technology and Acting Executive Director, Illinois Health Information Exchange Authority Ivan Handler, Chief Technology Officer, Illinois Office of Health Information Technology OHIT: Core Services Overview 2

Agenda Description of Core Services Medical Record Inquiry Example Scenario What a clinician will be able to access How each of the Core Services participates in the acquisition of the required information Additional Inquiry Example Scenarios Service infrastructure examples Challenges to Implementation OHIT: Core Services Overview 3

Goals of the Illinois Health Information Exchange Improved health outcomes Better care coordination among providers Reduced medical errors Reduced health disparities Controlled health care costs OHIT: Core Services Overview 4

Core Services Record Locator Service Master Patient Index Provider Directory Payer Directory Public Health Entity Directory ONC Direct via provider portal Privacy, security & consent Used by all services Can be configured and used by any ILHIE member OHIT: Core Services Overview 5

Record Locator Service Finds patient s electronic records In any ILHIE connected system Subject to privacy and consent restraints Mechanism for viewing patient records Consolidated into a separate viewing application Integrated directly into the requester s EMR Very few EMRs are capable of this at present. Expect demand to change this as HIEs become ubiquitous OHIT: Core Services Overview 6

Master Patient Index Unique identification of patients Based on a variety of demographic attributes Use of a unique (in the state) identifier Cross references to local identifiers Different agency systems Differentprivate systems (payers, hospitals, clinics) Maintains up to date demographic information Maintenance coordination between information owners OHIT: Core Services Overview 7

Provider Directory Information on all IL healthcare providers National Provider Identifier Licensing and Registration Information Practice locations and service categories Direct address(es) ILHIE registration data Cross references to Payer identifiers Practice identifiers (hospitals, clinics, etc.) OHIT: Core Services Overview 8

Payer Directory Information on All Payers that operate in the State Medicaid Medicare All Private Insurers Cross Reference to patients for whom payer has made payments Cross Reference to providers to whom payer has made payments on behalf of patients OHIT: Core Services Overview 9

Public Health Entity Directory Information on Public Health Departments (System) Addressing for participation in ILHIE Connected to ILHIE to facilitate ongoing collection of: Immunization data Public health reportable data OHIT: Core Services Overview 10

NwHIN Connect Set of message protocols to allow EMR to HIE messaging HIE to HIE messaging HIE to NwHIN messaging HIE to CDC messaging All web based A reference model exists & is being managed by ONC Interface definitions are what is important, not the reference code OHIT: Core Services Overview 11

ONC Direct Secure point to point messaging A simple, inexpensive way to show meaningful use Similar to email Many commercial vendors provide Direct (HISPs) ILHIE will have a provider portal One stop shop for providers Providers can select and sign up for a HISP Providers can see comparisons between different HISPs HISPs will interface to the portal OHIT: Core Services Overview 12

Scenario #1 Emergency Room Unconscious patient presents in emergency room Patient identifying information obtained from patient s wallet Admitting Hospital s EHR is connected to ILHIE Available patient identifying data is entered into the local system Request for patient information is initiated to ILHIE The Master Patient Index (MPI) identifies patient OHIT: Core Services Overview 13

Scenario #1 (Continued) The Record Locator Service (RLS) Obtains cross references to payers and providers Queries appropriate systems for electronic records Provider information (e.g. phone numbers) Diagnoses Drug history Allergies Previous ER visits or Hospital admissions Etc. Results filtered by privacy and consent rules OHIT: Core Services Overview 14

ER Scenario ILHIE Providers Payers RLS EMR(s) MPI OHIT: Core Services Overview 15

Scenario #2 Specialist Referral Patient is referred by Primary Care Physician to Specialist Specialist sends query for specific data from EMR to ILHIE RLS receives request Same as previous except data is filtered for specialist OHIT: Core Services Overview 16

Scenario #3 Public Health report Patient Presents to PCP Patient diagnosed with reportable condition Provider prepares report via EMR Report is forwarded to Public Health Node via ILHIE Public Health Node (PHN) Sends report to CDC (if required) Sends report to local public health agency Sends report to any state or national monitoring project (subject to appropriate privacy and consent rules) OHIT: Core Services Overview 17

Public Health Reporting PHN ILHIE CDC Local OHIT: Core Services Overview 18

Scenario #4 Meaningful Use Provider has patient encounter EMR captures clinical data Provider sends report (quality measures) to HFS PIP service to verify meaningful use PIP service accumulates data, reports results to provider PIP service authorizes payments Schedule approved by HFS & CMS OHIT: Core Services Overview 19

Meaningful Use (stage 2+) PIP ILHIE MMIS Comp OHIT: Core Services Overview 20

Service/Revenue Expansion Someone or group has a clever service idea They build a cloud-based service Use ILHIE cloud services (application stack) Get certified by ILHIE (privacy, consent, etc.) Establish billing model Sign contract with ILHIE (includes revenue stream) Open up the service to ILHIE users Providers Payers Public OHIT: Core Services Overview 21

Challenges to Implementation Interface standards Creating XML versions of current standards HL7, IHE Privacy, security & consent U of I SHARPS prototype EMR vendors need to embrace standards As part of core offering No extra charges OHIT: Core Services Overview 22

Implementation Schedule October 2011: Vendor Engagement December 2011: Initial HISP portal April 2012: Initial Core Services Availability Provider directory Master Patient Index Initial Privacy & Security Services November 2012: Full Core Services Availability OHIT: Core Services Overview 23

The Role of the ILHIE Authority Oversee the long-term operation of the statewide HIE Ensure proper oversight and maintain public trust Facilitate public and private collaboration Receive private and public funds Leverage key government assets and facilitate participation of government and private entities Establish its own personnel and procurement rules for use of non-government funding OHIT: Core Services Overview 24

Web address: hie.illinois.gov Email address: hfs.hie@illinois.gov OHIT: Core Services Overview 25