Building Synergies between HIE, Broadband & Telehealth



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Building Synergies between HIE, Broadband & Telehealth Maureen Ideker RN BSN MBA Director of Telehealth Essentia Health MN Rural Health Conference June 23, 2014 Jeff Plunkett Director of Technical Operations for Community Health Information Collaborative Cheryl Larsen, MS BSBH RDH Program Manger Of HIE Services

CHIC s Mission To leverage information technology to help member organizations save healthcare dollars, make healthcare providers more efficient and to provide the foundation for future innovation.

History of CHIC Created with federal funding received through Office of Rural Health Network Development in 1997 Incorporated as Non-Profit in 1998 2 Offices Duluth, MN and Minneapolis, MN 5 Service Lines: MIIC USAC GMTBI HIE-Bridge HealthBio

HIE-Bridge Health Information Exchange 2 Main Services: HIE-Bridge Connect Pull Information HIE-Bridge Direct Push Information

Comparison of Services HIE-Bridge Connect Pull of information through a query on network Implementation time varies from 6 to 20 weeks Access to Record Locator Service Secure network built with NwHIN Connect protocols Requires an EHR* HIE-Bridge Direct Push of information to known, trusted recipient Minimal implementation time Access to directory of all Direct email addresses in the state Secure email built with NwHIN Direct Standards Does not require an EHR Can be integrated into an EHR *HIE-BridgeView is available for those without an EHR system

Who Uses HIE-Bridge? Hospitals Ambulatory Clinics Behavioral Health Facilities Skilled Nursing Facilities Assisted Living Facilities Rehab Clinics Dental Offices County Local Public Health Home Health Organizations

Why Should I Use HIE-Bridge? To be compliant with Meaningful Use Stage 1 & 2 To be compliant with Minnesota s 2015 EHR Interoperable Electronic Health Record Mandate To increase patient coordination of care between providers To increase patient confidentiality by eliminating Protected Health Information shared via FAX To quickly access crucial medical records for better treatment decisions To increase office efficiency (less time spent on the phone looking for clinical information from others)

Use Cases Memory care patient moves to Montevideo to live with her son. Patient has 5 years of clinical records in Duluth. Patient needs to be seen by your neurologist. Provider logs into HIE-BridgeConnect and (with patient consent) immediately has access to clinical records from hospitals and memory care facility in Duluth, as well as list of current medications patient is taking. Cancer patient has been treated by local oncologist. Patient goes to Arizona for winter and contacts office asking for clinical information sent to oncologist in Mesa. Local oncologist logs into their EHR, which automatically launches HIE-BridgeDirect and all needed information is instantly sent to provider across the country. Unresponsive patient presents in ED. Besides a drivers license, there is no other information on the patient. While ED team is working to stabilize patient, simultaneously HUC launches HIE-Bridge Connect to find that patient is allergic to many meds that would otherwise be given. Correct meds are now able to be given and patient is admitted to hospital.

Greater Minnesota Telehealth Broadband Initiative Using broadband to support Telehealth 1. Conduct a broadband needs assessment 1. Review current broadband expenses 2. Review current capacity 3. Catalogue current applications & projects using broadband TIPS For Broadband: Healthcare applications and daily business activities require more capacity Plan for the future and not for the now

FCC Health Care Connect Fund Through GMTBI Broadband Discounted to 65% of costs for construction, hardware and recurring circuit connections for 3 years Why join the GMTBI? 65 participating healthcare facilities to-date including: Rural Hospitals Rural Clinics Urban Hospitals Community Mental Health Centers Centralize USAC filings and participate in non-profit consortia

GMTBI: What did we imagine? Minnesota network for statewide telehealth, health information exchange and healthcare applications Improved access to patient care in rural Minnesota Reliable and secure connectivity Network of networks Any provider connecting to any other provider Development beyond the initial pilot sites and across state boundaries

GMTBI Managed Health Care Broadband Network Connects all sites using MPLS Cloud Protects personal health information Maintains independence for connection service decisions Leverages pooled resources for purchasing Provides service and support for complex connections Three Points of Presence in regional locations

Telehealth s Fast Growth Meets Improved, more cost-effective, faster broad band

Three Telehealth Stories: Toxicology Tele-Stroke (Virtual-Hospital Based, emr, PAC s, Video- Conf) Medical Weight Loss

Essentia Health Telehealth Stats July 2012 April 30, 2014 26 sites 125 + providers 4,154 visits 20 programs

Essentia Health Telehealth Programs Hospital Services TeleED Hospitalist Stroke Care Toxicology Clinic Services Allergy Behavioral Health Cardiology Chronic Pain Management

Essentia Health Telehealth Programs Clinic Services Cont. Dermatology Dietician Services Home Monitoring Infectious Disease Medical Weight Loss Medication Therapy Management Pulmonology Pulmonology Sleep Studies Urology Wound Care

Mobile Devices Home Connection for video telehome monitoring then USB ports for peripheral equipment I-Pads Hot Spots

Commander FLEX Family of Vital Sign Devices Designed and Manufactured by Cardiocom Cardiocom Blood Pressure Monitor Cardiocom Medical Scale Cardiocom Pulse Oximeter Intelligent Algorithms Embedded in Hub and Peripheral Devices CARDIOCOM CONFIDENTIAL 21

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Data Analytics Meets Rural Annual screenings BMI Opioid Contracts Health Care MN Community Measures (Bp, HgBA1c, Chol.) Annual Diabetes exams CHF Tele-Home Monitoring for vital signs High risk meds Medication Therapy Management. Auto referral reminders

The Goal: Patient access to specialists for support to primary care and rural settings.

Questions.. Maureen Ideker, RN Director of Telehealth Maureen.Ideker@essentiahealth.org Jeff Plunkett Director of Technical Operations & GMTBI Project Coordinator jplunkett@medinfosystems.org or 218-625-6181 Cheryl Larsen, MS, BSDH, RDH Program Manger of HIE Services clarsen@medinfosystems.org or 218.625.6188