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    10/5/2010 Joseph Lurio, MD. Institute for Family Health, [email protected] 1

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    Joseph Lurio, M.D., F.A.A.F.P.

    Chief Medical Information OfficerInstitute for Family Health

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    The Institute for Family Health15 Community Health Centers

    5 Bronx, 4 Manhattan,6 Mid-Hudson Valley

    8 homeless healthcare sites2 School based health programs3 Dental centers3 Community Mental Health Centers2 Free Clinics

    225,000 primary care visits70,000 patients

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    E lectronic Health Record

    Fully Installed December 2002

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    W hy MeaningfulUse?

    y Meta-Analysis Showssignificantimprovements inhealthcare providerperformance

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    Effects of Computerized Clinical Decision SupportSystems on Practitioner Performance and PatientOutcomes. JAMA, 2005;293:1223-1238

    CDSS Type NumberStudies

    NumberDemonstratingImprovement

    % StudiesDemonstratingImprovement

    Diagnostic 10 4 40%

    Reminder 21 16 76%

    DiseaseManagement

    37 23 62%

    Drug Dose /Interaction

    29 19 66%

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    Federal Health InformationTechnology for Economic andClinical Health Act (HIT ECH)

    y $ 27 billion over10 years

    y Per ClinicianPayments

    y

    $ 63,750 (Medicaid)y $ 44,000 (Medicare)

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    Meaningful Use For HITECH Certification?

    Core Objectives (must satisfy all)y Structured Data:

    y Patient Demographicsy Vital Signsy Med Allergies

    y Problem Listy Med Listy Smoking Statusy Clinical/Discharge

    Summaries for patientsy Electronic Copies of

    Records for Patients

    y ePrescribingy CPOE for medsy

    Drug-Drug/Allergy Interaction Checingy Health Information

    Exchangey

    Clinical Decision Support(at least 1)y Data Security y Quality Measure Reporting

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    Meaningful Use For HITECH Certification?

    M enu Objectives (5 out of 10 )y Formulary Checksy Clinical Lab Results as

    structured datay Patient Lists by

    Condition (for Outreach,QI, Research, etc.)

    y Patient SpecificEducation

    y MedicationReconciliation

    y Summary of Care Recordfor Patient

    referral/transfery Advance Directivesy Electronic Data

    Submission of

    Reportable Diseasey Patient

    Reminders/Notificationsy Patient Portal

    www.nejm .org/doi/pdf/10.1056/ NEJM p100611410/5/2010 11

    Joseph Lurio, MD. Institute for Family Health,

    [email protected]

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    W hy Patient Centered Medical

    Home?y Improvements in:

    y Quality of carey Patient experience andaccessy Work environmenty Reimbursement from

    key payors (in somestates if recognized)

    y Reductions in:y Costs related to

    preventable, duplicativeandy Unnecessary carey ER visits/Inpatient stays

    Deborah Johnson Ingram, CHCANYS & PCDC, July 2010http://www.chcanys.org/clientuploads/2010_pdfs/2-PCMH-Deep-Dive_DJI.pdf

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    Patient Centered Medical HomeIncentives

    y CMS/NYS reviewingthe potential rewardstructure

    y Per visit payment of

    $ 16.75y Per member per

    month as high as $ 6

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    NY State PCMH Incentive Paymenty For claims coded with

    E&M and/or PreventiveMedicine codes

    y For fee-for-service claimsy $ 5.50 for Level 1y $ 11.25 for Level 2y $

    16.75 for Level 3

    y For Medicaid Managed Care& Family Health Plus claimsy Plans receive $ 2/ $ 4/ $ 6

    PMPM for Levels 1/2/3y Payments must go to recog-

    nized practices; cannot beretained by Plans or rolledover to subsequent year

    y Plans will provide details onpayout methody Payments for Level 1 will end

    after December 2012Deborah Johnson Ingram, CHCANYS & PCDC, July 2010http://www.chcanys.org/clientuploads/2010_pdfs/2-PCMH-Deep-Dive_DJI.pdf

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    Overlap of Requirements =69%

    NCQA PatientCenteredMedicalHome

    HITECHMeaningful

    Use

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    W hat is Meaningful Use?

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    W hat is N OT Meaningful Use?

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    How it should look..

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    Meaningful Use of ElectronicHealth Records in a NCQA Level 3 Patient Centered

    Medical Home

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    Decision support10/5/2010 20 Joseph Lurio, MD. Institute for Family Health, [email protected]

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    Ex ample SmartSet10/5/2010 21 Joseph Lurio, MD. Institute for Family Health, [email protected]

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    Allergy/Drug interaction Check

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    eRx

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    Patient Specific Education Materials

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    Structured Lab Data

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    Structured Lab Data manipulated

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    Patient Portal

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    Medline Plus

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    Diabetes Smartset

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    Patient Specific Goals

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    Identify Barriers to Goal Implementation

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    Patient Instructions Printed in After Visit Summary (AVS)

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    Patient Lists by Condition

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    Syndromic Surveillence

    Marlena Plagianos, NYC DOHMH10/5/2010 36 Joseph Lurio, MD. Institute for Family Health,

    [email protected]

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    Preventive Care Results

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