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How to Develop a Sustainable Community Health Information
Infrastructure
How to Develop a Sustainable Community Health Information
Infrastructure
William A. Yasnoff, MD, PhD, FACMIManaging Partner, NHII Advisors
Founder and President, Health Record Banking Alliance
Health Information Technology WorkshopInstitute for Family Health
July 10, 2009
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“The development of an information technology infrastructure has enormous potential to improve the safety, quality, and efficiency of health care in the United States”
- Institute of Medicine, Crossing the Quality Chasm, 2001
“The development of an information technology infrastructure has enormous potential to improve the safety, quality, and efficiency of health care in the United States”
- Institute of Medicine, Crossing the Quality Chasm, 2001
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Sustainable Community HII
I. Defining the GoalII. A Framework for Understanding
the ChallengesIII. Solution: Health Record Bank
Functions & Operation Rationale Business Model
IV. Next Steps
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Health Information Today Scattered Records
Each person's records are scattered at whatever locations care has been given
Mostly paper Information sharing not effective
Cumbersome, expensive, time-consuming, and fallible
No mechanism to collect patient information from disparate sources
No responsible institution Each patient's complete records (from all
sources) are not available for care Need to create these institutions
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Health Information Today (cont.) Consequences of health information deficit
Medical errors common – 44,000-98,000 preventable deaths/year
(just in hospitals) Quality poor
– only 55% of adults receive recommended care (RAND study)
Costs out of control– rising >10% annually– consuming an increasing proportion of
GDP– now $2+ trillion/year and growing
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Goal: Comprehensive Patient Information at Any Point of Care
All medical records must be electronic Combine multiple scattered records
into complete “master” record Enable rapid review
Graphs Charts Enhancement of relevant information
Automated reminders to improve quality and reduce errors
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II. A Framework for Understanding the Challenges
P - Privacy I - Information U - Usage S - Sustainability
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Privacy & Patient Control Surveys of “information hiding”
2006: 13% of consumers 2007: 17% of consumers
Consumers already control information in their records
Without control, too many will opt out OR politically force system shut down
Choices are today’s system or consumer control -- complete information without consent is not (and should not be) a viable option
Patient control essential
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Privacy Requirements Patient Control
Essential for trust Forces stakeholder cooperation
Trusted Institution Local governance (now) Government regulation (later)
Trusted Architecture Secure repository Operate like classified military
system
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Information Electronic
Need financial incentives for physician electronic health record (EHR systems)
Interpretable Standards very desirable
Transmitted (at no charge) Patient requests for records must
be honored under HIPAA Stored
Central repository (in a community)
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Usage Ensure use in care
? Financial incentives Avoid process disruption in physician
offices Need very high market penetration --> Community implementation
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Sustainability
Subscription fees / sponsorship Advertising Query fees (with patient permission) Alerts & reminders
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III. Solution: Health Record Bank (HRB) Secure community-based repository
of complete health records Access to records completely
controlled by patients (or designee) “Electronic safe deposit boxes” Information about care deposited
once when created Required by HIPAA
Allows EHR incentives to physicians to make outpatient records electronic
Operation simple and inexpensive
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Clinical Encounter
Health Record Bank
Clinician EHRSystem
Encounter Data Entered in EHR
Encounter Data sent to
Health Record Bank
PatientPermission?
NODATA NOT
SENT
Clinician Inquiry
Patient data delivered to
Clinician
YES
optional payment
Clinician’s BankSecure patient
health data files
Health Record Bank Operation
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HRB Rationale Operationally simple
Records immediately available Deposit new records when created Enables value-added services Enables research queries
Patient control --> Trust & privacy Stakeholder cooperation (HIPAA)
Low cost facilitates business model Allows EHR incentive options
Pay for deposits from existing EHRs Provide Internet-accessible EHRs
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HRB Business Model Costs (with 1,000,000 subscribers)
Operations: $6/person/year EHR incentives: $10/person/year
Revenue Advertising: $6/person/year Queries: ? Reminders & Alerts: >=
$12/person/year– “Peace of mind” alerts– Preventive care reminders– Medication reminders
No need to assume/capture any health care savings (!!)
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IV. Next Steps
For-profit HRB startups For-profit HRB establishes
community non-profit for governance Consumers Physicians
For-profit operates HRB under contract from community non-profit Pays fee to non-profit for
governance Provides EHRs or EHR incentives
to physicians
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Health Record Bank Organization
Customer Support
MarketingOperations
HRB Operator Board of Directors
Management
Health Record Bank Operator (for-profit)
regulate via contract
% of revenu
e
RESPONSIBLE FOR: Policy Governance Oversight
RESPONSIBLE FOR: Obtaining Capital Operating HRB
Executive Director
Other Staff(Optional)
Community Non-profits
Community Board of Directors
Many communitiesuse single HRB
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Summary:Sustainable Community HIII. Goal: Comprehensive Electronic RecordsII. Challenges
Privacy (patient control) Information (EHR incentives) Usage (integrate with existing workflow) Sustainability (feasible business model)
III. Solution: Health Record BankIV. Next Steps
Community Health Record Bank providers fund non-profits for governance
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Questions?
William A. Yasnoff, MD, PhD, [email protected]/527-5678
For more information:www.ehealthtrust.com
www.healthbanking.org www.yasnoff.com