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Infrastructure
Non Technical ConsiderationsCommon Vision and PurposeLeadershipGovernanceOther Stakeholder Participation Collaboration and CompetitionFocus and PrioritiesBenefits and Value to StakeholdersFinancial FeasibilityData Sharing AgreementPrivacy and Security
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
East Orange General Hospital Trinitas Medical Center
UMDNJ
Physician
Patient
Ambulance
Nursing Home
Home Care
FQHC
TheThe ChallengeChallenge
St. Michael’s Medical Center
Clara MaassMedical Center
NJ State
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
East Orange General Hospital
Trinitas Medical Center
UMDNJ
HIE Solution – Model 1HIE Solution – Model 1
St. Michael’s Medical Center
Clara MaassMedical Center
NJ State
Physician PortalPatient Portal
SharedService
DataMarts
VPN
VPN
HIE Solution – Model 2
Simplify & scale healthcare information interoperability among participants
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
St. Michael’s Medical Center
East OrangeGeneral Hospital
UMDNJ
Physician PortalPatient Portal
SharedService
DataMarts
VPN
VPNVPN
VPN
VPN
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
East Orange General Hospital
Trinitas Medical Center
UMDNJ
Community HIE SolutionCommunity HIE Solution
St. Michael’s Medical Center Clara Maass
Medical Center
NJ State
Patient
FacilitiesPhysician
FQHC
Ambulance Home Care
Nursing Home
Physician Portal
Patient Portal
Access virtual EMRs & sharing of longitudinal patient data
Provide instant access to lab results
Capture patient consent for data sharing
Interface with clinical data repositories and EMR’s
Manage interface to State Immunization System
Transfer Patients between internal and external facilities
Establish referral workflows & continuity of care
Use e-prescribing to fill prescriptions
Using the ORBIT portal framework, hospitals can deliver a broad set of services:
Physician PortalPhysician Portal
TheThe Clinical SolutionClinical Solution
EMR – API Connectors
ORBIT Physician Portal
ORBIT Patient Portal
Newark Beth Israel
Clinical DataRepository
PatientIndex
RecordLocator
ORBIT Shared Services
Other
EMRDB
PatientPHR
EMRLite
HospitalStaff
Physicians
Patients
PhysiciansEMR
HIE “ALL” ConnectionsHIE “ALL” Connections
Orders ResultsReports
EligibilityReferralPre Auth Claims/ERA
Clinical DataADTRecord LocatorPatient Search
Portals HIE
Co-PayRecurring PayRemittance
Documents
ORBIT Repository
ClinicalRepositoryHospital Z
New RxRefillsFormulary
StateState ImmunizationRecordsBirth & Death Certificates EMPI
Messages
HospitalStaff
Physicians
Patients
PhysiciansEMR
Healthcare Standards
IHE Profiles XDS.a
–Document Source–Document Consumer
XDS.b–Document Source–Document Consumer
PIX–v.2 & V.3 Consumer
PDQ–v.2 & V.3 Consumer
ATNA–Secure Application
CT
HITSP Profiles Manage Sharing of
Documents Transaction Package
Patient ID Cross-Referencing Transaction Package
Patient Demographics Query Transaction
Collect and Communicate Security Audit Trail Transaction
Secured Communication Channel Transaction
Templates for all versions and transactions of HL7, EDI X12, HIPAA, and NCPDP
All HL7, v2 and v3 (XML)
ADT, ORR and ORX Continuity of Care (CCD) Clinical Data Architecture (CDA) Patient Transfers (UT) Order Entry and Results
New Rx and Refill Medication history
Document Attachments Pre/Post Operative Documents Lab Reports & Images Secure Messaging (Level A4)
Real-Time Transactions: Eligibility & Member Benefits Referrals & Authorizations Claim Status & Remittance Advice Profession/Dental Claims WC, P&C, Secondary UB inpatient, outpatient, LTC, AMCBatch Transactions: Claims, Referrals, Eligibility Enrollment, Electronic Remittance Advice (ERA)
Co-payments Credit Card payments Check guarantee Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) FSA/HSA Account Link
ADMINISTRATIVE HIPAACLINICAL HL7
FINANCIAL SWIFT
MEDICATIONS NCPDP
DOCUMENT SHARING
Healthcare Standardscontinue
Consent Management Hospital Consent Forms Physician Consent Forms Patient On-Line Consent
PHR Data SHARING Case 1 View Access
Control Case 2 Complete Control Case 3 Partial Data Access Case 4 Date Range Access Case 5 Send PHR as CCD Case 6 Get CCD to load
PHR
MS HealthVault Case 1 Save PHR Case 2 Import Data Case 3 Synchronize Data
Patient Consent
Why INTEL & IGI?
Solution that will overlay on an existing framework
Integration through healthcare data standards compliance
Out-of-the-box semantic mapping and pluggable healthcare services
Connecting to all EDI Healthcare Transactions Admin Health Plans Clinical Hospitals and Labs Rx PBM and Pharmacies Financials Banks
Portal Solution & Exchange in place since 2003 EMR Lite for physicians with limited EMR Patient Portal integrated with clinical data sets Robust API’s for existing EMR
Portal Implementations Affiliated Physician Portal Community Health Web Health Information Exchange Employer Portal Consumer/Patient Vendor/Clearinghouse
Portal Features Federated Model User level security Dynamic Menus Audit Trails Single Sign On Configurable
Available Models Private-labeled Componentized Self-Managed or Hosted
Portal Solution
SOA ExpresswaySOA Expressway
04/09/2316 04/09/2316
Healthcare Development Kit & Integration Engine• Pre-built data maps, web services and integration workflows
• Integration engine with “any” to “any” mapping technology
• HL7, EDI, X12, HIPAA and IHE XDS support
Codeless Designer• Visual IDE for workflow & data map design-eliminates coding
High Performance Runtime• Optimized for Intel Multi-Core. Scales on standard Intel servers
Soft-Appliance• Software delivers appliance-like manageability, upgrade flexibility and Mgt UI
• OS (Red Hat, Suse, Windows) and VM (Xen, VMWare, Microsoft)
• Protects, Secures, Governs, & Accelerates Healthcare transactions
Open Architecture Fits cleanly into Existing Investments
Newark Beth Israel Medical CenterNewark Beth Israel Medical Center
Provider Solution Provide single sign-on Give clinicians web-based access to EMR/PHR at point of care Integrate referral and consult messaging Allow clinical and administrative users of the system to coordinate
Patient Solution Create a patient-centric tool, allowing disparate systems to be viewed as one Aggregate complete patient demographic, events, and clinical results into one PHR
HIE Solution Allow for interoperability among legacy systems Deploy meaningful clinical value in less than a year Offer an affordable, cost-effective and highly-valued solution Comprehensively improve care and outcome throughout the enterprise
The Challenge Establish an enterprise-wide technologyProvide interoperability among community care giversDeliver a comprehensive patient recordCreate a flexible and scalable platform
Infrastructure
Application Server Windows 2003 R2 Server / Linux WebSphere / Glassfish / JBoss IP Monitor
Database Server Windows 2003 R2 Server / Linux MS SQL / ORACLE / My SQL
Intel SOA Server
Linux Enterprise Edition
Universal Transfer Form (UTF)Universal Transfer Form (UTF)
NJ State Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) Regulation A state-wide, mandatory use “transfer form” Assumption that the Mandate will be in place in fall of 2009 Inpatient/resident transfers between all licensed health care facilities & programs.
Transfer from Facility Transfer to Facility
Hospital Hospital
Hospital SNF, NF, ALF, Sub-acute Care, Home Care
SNF, NF, ALF, Sub-acute Care, Home Care
SNF, NF, ALF, Sub-acute Care, Home Care
Emergency Dept. Emergency Dept.
Emergency Dept. Return to LTC New Born, Others
Selective exclusions:
Mandate Task ForceMandate Task Force
NJDHSS (Dept. of Health) Home Care Association NJ NJHA (Hospitals/LTCFs) Center for Lifelong Learning
NJAHSA (Non-Profit LTCFs)
NJ Hospice & Palliative Care Organization (NJHPCO)
HCANJ / NJALC (LTCFs) AMDA – NJ Chapter
HQSI (QIO of NJ) Various facility / provider
ER / ED Nurses (NJ-ENA) Medical Society of NJ
representatives NJ Association of DONA
Benefits of Universal Transfer FormBenefits of Universal Transfer Form
Improves accuracy of information shared about the patient
Increases efficiency in providing care (for the receiving facility)
Promotes patient safety by minimizing opportunities for errors
Enhances quality of care through improved accuracy and timeliness of information shared
Enables staff productivity because of standardization of information
Focuses attention on most important clinical areas
In electronic form, could draw data from existing data sources and manage documents – minimizing opportunities for error even further
Promotes greater patient, family and clinical staff satisfaction with the coordination of care
Helps increase staff satisfaction and retention
Improves rapport between providers serving the patient
Makes better use of scarce clinical resources
Helps decrease liability risk
Universal Transfer Form HistoryUniversal Transfer Form History
Paper pilot occurred in 2008 with over 50 organizations participating from five Paper pilot occurred in 2008 with over 50 organizations participating from five regions of the state, each with a “hub” hospital system and several post-acute regions of the state, each with a “hub” hospital system and several post-acute partners (LTC, home care, assisted living, etc.) partners (LTC, home care, assisted living, etc.)
IGI contacted by HCANJ and NJHA to develop an electronic version of the paper IGI contacted by HCANJ and NJHA to develop an electronic version of the paper formform
Automated Pilot–Began March 4th, Meridian HealthAutomated Pilot–Began March 4th, Meridian Health
• Establish clean workflow with a good sampling Establish clean workflow with a good sampling of casesof cases
• Refine form data elementsRefine form data elements• Manage attachmentsManage attachments• Expand pilot participationExpand pilot participation• Record Results Record Results
11stst HL7 import/export (CCD, ADT) requested to start in 2 other regions, with 1 HL7 import/export (CCD, ADT) requested to start in 2 other regions, with 1stst most likely being Seashore Gardensmost likely being Seashore Gardens