institutional assessment implementing electronic medical records in a suboxone clinic

Institutional AssessmentImplementing Electronic Medical Records in a Suboxone Clinic

Tonya AndersonNURS 7250

Implementation of Electronic Medical Records Affordable Care Act

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

Meaningful Use

Needs Assessment in Suboxone Clinic

Need- Electronic Health Record

Drug Addiction Treatment Act

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

Assessment Theory Chaudron

Get started Assess Choose Treatment Periodic Evaluation

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Facility Assessment Change

Improvement

Triggered by problem or opportunity

Change affects several areas of operation

Change Theory Kurt Lewin’s Change Theory

Unfreezing

The moving Stage

Refreezing Stage

Change Theory Roger’s Change Theory

Knowledge Persuasion Decision Implementation Confirmation

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The Change Changing from paper records to

electronic medical records Barriers

Incorporating older paper charts --Time consuming, difficult to read

Privacy Limitations of hardware Internet downtime

Stakeholders Definition- “a person or group that has

an investment , share, or interest in something, as a business or industry” (stakeholder, 2012)

Physician Software company

Reason For The Change Help to meet the DEA guidelines Institute of Medicine goals –effective,

safe, efficient, and individually focused More accurate data, faster service Lower supply costs

Vested Interests Physician

Remote access E-prescribing Comply with Drug Addition Treatment Act

of 2000 Monitor patient numbers Treatment plans Prescription monitoring

Human Drivers Physician

Compliance with the DEA Improve patient outcomes Minimize paper Ensures privacy Allows remote access

Resources Computers Software Internet Scanner Printer/fax

Evaluation Theory Input, Process, Output, Outcome Model

(IPO) Input- evaluate system performance

indicators Process- embracing the plan, design

development, and delivery Output- gather result from training

evaluation Outcome- long term results

Evaluation Theory Kirkpatrick’s Learning Evaluation Model

Reaction Learning Behavior Results

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