Optimizing Workflow in the Face of Meaningful Use

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Optimizing Workflow in the Face of Meaningful Use Michael L. Westcott, MD, FACEP Alegent Health, Omaha, NE Facilitator: T. Forcht Dagi, MD, MPH, DMedSC, FAANS, FACS, FCCM Chief Medical Officer, Aventura Harvard Medical School and Queen s University Belfast

Disclosure Conflict of Interest Disclosure Michael L. Westcott, MD, FACEP Has no real or apparent conflicts of interest to report. T. Forcht Dagi, MD, FAANS, FACS, FCCM Board Member and Investor, Aventura HQ, Inc. Paid Consultant for Masimo, Inc. Partner HLM Venture Partners This presentation is not intended to contain or convey any commercial content. There has been no compensation offered or received in conjunction with this presentation.

Alegent Health Faith based, not-for-profit healthcare system 6 Metro Hospitals (5 acute, 1 behavioral) 3 Rural Hospitals 100+ Clinics & Outpatient Facilities 9,000+ Employees 1,200+ Physicians

Omaha

Fundamental Paradox Current movement for healthcare emphasizes the importance of individual patient-centered information On a macro level, information is meant to flow and support decision making between the set (any given patient population) and the statistic (the individual patient) Meaningful use describes a series of information flows associated with fully implemented information systems Current information solutions suffer because inefficient interfaces interfere with meaningful use as well as with the care of individual patients

HCIT developed to enter and archive information Retrieval was secondary, even though retrieval is a central aspect of clinical workflow Initial idea A photo of the chart Avoid lost charts and notes Next, Retrieval of Information Called reporting Historically Like analytics, a separate function, or module Thus, clinician workflow not traditionally a primary concern Evolving HCIT architectures intended to overcome the siloed modules and offer an integrated approach to information entry, analysis and retrieval

Meaningful Use Policy A defined term with specific meanings An incentive strategy yoked to the current governmental healthcare reform initiatives Creates a particular infrastructure Establishes priorities Carrot and stick Assumed Universally relevant Workflow indifferent Predicated on letting institutions change to meet the template, not vice versa More policy driven than functionally driven

Compare to Hospital Workflow Definition A set of routine or routinized activities Meant to accomplish certain ends Extends across medical, nursing and other hospital personnel In most cases, workflow develops bottom up rather than top down Exceptions include OR and ED If you have seen one workflow, you have seen one workflow

Compare to Hospital Workflow Workflow very difficult to change because Many aspects of workflow are implicit, and not called out Interconnections are deep, extensive, subtle and powerful Existing workflow routines generally work pretty well and can be monitored for QA purposes. Routinized workflow leads to [deeply] embedded protocols and vice versa Good way to bring on new staff Routine is believed to reduce variance Reduction in variance is linked to improved outcome This is a central tenet of healthcare reform

ED Caregiver Workflow Requirements Paperless Chart Real-time Documentation Nursing Physician CPOE Allergy Verification Real time bed board updates Medication Administration Checking

Key Solution Requirements Provides fast access to information Estimated logons per day: 50 to 70 Delivers consistency in performance Enables mobility Addresses HIPAA concerns Standardizes the user experience Most importantly, the caregivers like and will use the system

What Does the Ideal Interface Between Workflow & Technology Offer the Clinician? Rapid access (sign on/sign off) Efficient use of time Simplicity Security HIPAA compliance Physical security Indifference to underlying HCIT system, architecture, modules Mobility Context sensitivity Other benefits

Why the Workflow/Technology Interface is Critical Meaningful Use as currently construed has three major components The support of certain specified functions such as CPOE Monitoring the use of the HCIT and proving it is used Monitoring and reporting other hospital operations Utilization is critical

Why the Workflow/Technology Interface is Critical At the level of the individual physician, nurse or hospital staff member, only two ways to ensure the use of HCIT Incentives and sanctions Affect morale and productivity Patient suffers An inviting interface that facilitates utilization by resolving impediments to or incorporating workflow These interfaces can be inviting, enabling or off-putting

What Does the Ideal Interface Offer the CMIO, CMO, and the CIO Ease of installation and upgrade Simplicity of use Scale Indifference to underlying system and EMR Indifference to hardware platform

What Does the Ideal Interface Offer the CMIO, CMO, and the CIO Enhancement of underlying systems Improved utilization Improved morale Improves the workflow of all hospital personnel Data entry and data retrieval Acceleration of Meaningful Use process Measurable cost benefit

The Denver Health Solution Caregiver Experience Logged on to network once in the morning Any place they moved, they have access to their complete desktop and applications in just a few seconds Doctors and nurses were leveraging dual-factor authentication every-time Thought: a computing system designed for the doctors and the nurses with patient benefit in mind

Alegent Health Deployment

Key Benefits of the Solution 1. 2 to 3 Second Access From Anywhere 2. IT infrastructure benefits Application Deployment Enabler Hardware support Cost 3. Reduced ER LOS 4. In-Room Benefits 5. Clinician Satisfaction 6. Smart Card / Dual Factor Authentication

Emergency Department Case Study

SUMMARY In today s environment, it is essential to both achieve meaningful use and optimize workflow Meaningful use is a window: workflow is a mirror Clinical decision support across all platforms Seamless interoperability Cost effectiveness Combine standard of information availability with ability to customize Efficiency and effectiveness Effective execution of solutions delivered

Thank You! Questions & Discussion