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2017 National Adult and Influenza Immunization Summit – 5/9/2017 1
Update and Progress in Utilizing EMRs and Immunization
Information Systems to Improve Adult Immunizations
Immunization Information Systems: Measurement & Improvement
Rebecca Coyle
Executive Director | American Immunization Registry Association
Progress
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Capture the vaccination status of the population
2015 IISAR http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/programs/iis/annual-report-iisar/rates-maps-table.html
Benefits for Adults
• Adults often need to prove immunity for a variety of reasons• Work• School
• Travel
• Adults need their own vaccines• Complex schedule
• Health of the providers population • Quality measures
• Pandemic preparedness• H1N1 taught us a lot about using an IIS during a pandemic• More population in an IIS = greater efficiencies
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Measurement & ImprovementGoal: Develop a community-driven, independent measurement process to assess and support IIS alignment with standards and best practices
Influencing Factors
Solve a problem
History
Real Time Information
Accurate
Funding & PolicyInteroperability MU
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The Importance of Interoperability
EHR adoption more than doubled between 2008 and 2015
ONC Health IT Dashboard: https://dashboard.healthit.gov/quickstats/pages/physician-ehr-adoption-trends.php
Influencing Factors – Immunization Programs
• Need for harmonization
• Greater need for streamlining efficiencies and managing limited resources• 58 different IIS
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How do we get everyone to achieve the same thing?
IIS: 25 Years of Achievement
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Bush IAP Initiative
AKC Planning Grants
ClintonChildhood IZ Initiative
RWJF All Kids Count funded projects from 1992-2002
AKC Phase II
Core data elements defined; first HL7 IG published
1st AKC Conf.
NVAC, NVPO, NIP & AKC worked closely together
NIP: First guidelines released
NVAC Initiative on IZ Registries launched; research projects funded
IIS Essential Functions defined
2nd AKC Conf.
3rd AKC Conf.
NVAC report released; first technical specifications
Technical Working Group formed
AIRA formed
4th AKC Conf.
Confidentiality guidance published
IOM: Calling the Shots
IIS cost study
HP 2010 obj.
5th AKC Conf.
Functional Standards approved
7th AKC Conf.
Last AKC Conf.
RWJF AKC Phase I
1st
MIROW guide
2nd
MIROW guide
NVAC: Progress Report
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MIROW guide
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MIROW guide
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MIROW guide
CDSi Expert Panel
ARRA HITECH
funding
PPHF11 FOA
6th
MIROW guide
PPHF12
FOA
AIRA Nat’l Mtg
Functional Standards updated
7th
MIROW guide
6th AKC Conf.
IIS Strategic Plan
AIRA Nat’l Mtg
PPHF14
FOA
IIS Exec. Board
Rel. 1.5 of HL7 IG
PPHF14-2
FOA
AIRA Nat’l Mtg
CDSi test cases
AFIX-IISIntegration
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Guiding Themes for IIS Measurement
1. Test-Driven Development
• Test with actual pre-production systems
• Results assist with prioritization of enhancements
2. Transparency
• Work of MACAW is visible, recommendations are reviewed by
community and AIRA Board
3. Benefits
• Results of process help IIS do their core work better, faster, more
efficiently
• Standards are better informed
1. Test-driven development
2. Transparency
3. Benefits
Phases and Stages of Independent Measurement and Improvement
Pending Testing and Discovery Assessment Voluntary Certification
Transport
Submission/ ACK
Query/ Response
CDS
Data Quality
Participation
Deduplication
Functions (AFIX, etc.)
Policy/ Security
Phases
Stages
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Measurement and Improvement
• Transport
• Submission/ Acknowledgement
• Query/ Response
• Clinical Decision Support
• Data Quality Coming Soon!
Testing and Discovery
• Transport
• Baseline, 2nd
Remeasure
• Submission/ACK
• Baseline, 1st Remeasure
• Query/ Response
• Baseline, 1st Remeasure
Assessment • Transport – First Stage
Voluntary Certification
Voluntary Certification
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Measurement & Improvement: Participation
Participating
Not participating
43 connected ongoing
53 connected for some phase
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Aligning with Standards: What’s the Impact?
Benefits• Speeds up onboarding
• Helps to stabilize interoperability
• Improves data quality
• Allows IIS to hold EHRs more accountable
• Moves IIS community closer to its mission of making records and forecasts available at point of care
• Exposes those areas where standards are unclear or don’t yet exist
Challenges
• Enhancements (and even connecting with testing) may require human and financial resources
• Nation-wide or community-wide standards may be at odds with jurisdictional policies and practices
• Some standardization may “break”current interfaces
Transport – IIS Meeting Measures
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Q3 2016 Q4 2016 Q1 2017 Q3 2016 Q4 2016 Q1 2017 Q3 2016 Q4 2016 Q1 2017
C ON N EC TI VI TY SU BMI T S I N GLE MESSA GE SEC U RI TY FA U LT
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Voluntary Certification
• Provide credit and recognition to those IIS achieving standardization and harmonization
• Increase credibility of IIS community/alignment of standards
• Support (and speed up) the shift to objective measures
• Leverage the same measures used in IIS Assessment
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Take away messages
•Change is hard
•Planning now will prepare us for future events• Using data
• Pandemic