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CLIFF KAUFMAN
Health IT Seminar Review
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Focus on NC
NC Strategy for HITSteve Cline, DDS, MPHHIT Coordinator, NC DHHS
Using Telehealth Technology for RehabilitationHelen Hoenig MD, MPH
Durham VA Med Ctr Duke University
CCNC Informatics CenterAnnette DuBard, MD, MPHNorth Carolina Community Care Networks, Inc.
NCB PreparedSteve Potenziani, PhDExecutive Director, NCB-Prepared Collaborative
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NC Strategy for HIT
Improved healthcare quality
Better health outcomes Individuals
Populations
Control costs
Better engage health care consumers
Paper is inefficient
Duplicate tests
Medical errors
Lack of information
Too much information
Consumer engagement
Quality-Quality-Quality
GOALS PROBLEMS
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The 12-Step Approach
1. Admit we have a problem
2. Must get clinical information into an electronic sharable format.
3. Incentivize targeted providers to adopt EHRs and meaningful use
4. Create a new standard for EHR vendors
5. Build a mechanism for sharing health information electronically
6. Make sure healthcare providers know how to use the new systems
7. Make sure the network has the capacity for all these new users
8. Make good use of the data (Data Analytics)
9. Make good use of the technology to improve health
10. Children as a priority
11. Learn from the leaders
12. Sustainability
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Keys to Success
EHR Adoption
Consumer Engagement
Change Leadership
Strengthen the “Trust Fabric” of health info exchange
GOOD USE OF THE DATA!
And the Winner Is . . . • Whoever can figure out how to take the tsunami of new health
data that is heading our way and turn it into actionable health information.
• Whoever can help us move from surveillance and reaction to event prediction and prevention.
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Telehealth Technology for Rehabilitation
It is difficult for persons with physical disability, particularly in remote areas, to access health care.
High cost and burden of travel.
Limited rehab specialists in remote areas.
Clinicians have limited insight into how individual is functioning in home environment.
Telehealth is comprised of diverse technologies that allow health care to be provided in situations where distance separates those receiving services from those providing services.
Telehealth changes the location for providing health care services from the doctor’s office or hospital to the local clinic or the patient’s own home.
Public Health Problem
What is Telehealth?
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Telehealth Encounters by VA Providers
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Telehealth – Rehab Clinical Trials
Telerehabilitation for exercise & functional training:
4 RCTs with Televideo alone or with other Teletechnology.
4 different populations (geriatric gait disorder, post-stroke, ICU survivor, post-op orthopedic surgery).
Non-inferiority in clinical outcomes compared to Standard PT.
Better functional outcomes , performance-based & self report, compared to Usual Care (no PT).
Equipment reliability and visual clarity a challenge in all studies
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Teletechnology QI Study
3 types physical function tested Fine motor coordination: finger taps (front view)
Gross motor coordination: gait (lateral view)
Spatial relationship: cane height (front & lateral views)
Reliability & validity determined
3 common Internet speeds (64, 384, 768 kps)
In person (community standard) and slow motion videotape (gold standard)
Internet bandwidth had a strong effect on validity and reliability for the fine motor and gross motor tasks.
Fine motor coordination - Reliability & Validity comparable to Standard Care @768 kps
Gross motor coordination (gait ) – Validity not comparable to Standard Care
Still spatial relationships - Reliability & Validity comparable to Standard Care at all of the bandwidths
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Teletechnology Infrastructure
Security
HIPPA
Full face image and/or Voice = PHI
Can’t post cell phone video to U-tube for review
Skype isn’t HIPPA compliant
Costs
Equipment
Internet access
Who pays?
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CCNC Informatics Center
Develop a better healthcare system for NC starting with public payers
Strong primary care is foundational to a high performing healthcare system
Additional resources needed to help primary care manage populations
Must build better local healthcare systems ( public-private partnership). Community Care is a clinical partnership, not a regulatory management agency.
Physician leadership is critical. Providers who are expected to improve care must have ownership of the improvement process
Achieve savings through better quality and efficiency of care
Timely data is essential to success
Information Support for Patient-Centered Care
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CCNC Informatics Center Data Flow
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HC Data for Population Mgmt and QI
1. Identification of High-Risk/ High-Opportunity Patients for Targeted Services (Examples: Identification of individuals with above-expected preventable utilization, Hypertension Self-Management Support)
2. Cost/utilization performance measurement coupled with actionable information (Examples: Pharmacy Initiatives, In-patient and ED Reporting)
3. Quality Measurement and Feedback coupled with actionableinformation (Examples: Practice Views with County, Network, and State Benchmarks; i.e., % eye exams for diabetes patients)
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ID of Patients for Case Mgmt
= Historical or predicted costs for an individual
$0 $1K $2K $3K $4K $5K $6K $7K $8K $9K $10K $11K $12K $13K $14K $15K $16K $17K $18K $19K $20K
Historically, case management efforts have been targeted at the highest utilizers
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$0 $1K $2K $3K $4K $5K $6K $7K $8K $9K $10K $11K $12K $13K $14K $15K $16K $17K $18K $19K $20K
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CRG#1
CRG#2
CRG#3
Expected potentially preventable costs
Priority patients for care management
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NCB Prepared
A Public/Private Consortium (UNC, NCSU, SAS, DHS) focused on bio-surveillance – accurately detect and rapidly analyze biological hazards to ensure public health and safety.
• Improve early recognition of outbreaks augmenting bio-surveillance
• Improve situational awareness• Faster and more accurate information
for decision makers• Integration with emergency
management and law enforcement
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Analytics – Reactive vs. Proactive
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Data Value
Get DataUse AnalyticsProvide Information
Food PharmaFinance Pub HealthEMS News
PROCESS
CLIENT OPPORTUNITIES (?)
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Focus on NC – Recurring Themes
Government (US & NC) Funding
Fundamental Change tied to Technology
Big Data used predictively not reflexively
Improve patient care
Security
Cost Models
Opportunities!