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Joseph Denney, RN Health Data Analyst Health Alliance for the Uninsured

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Page 1: Joseph Denney, RN Health Data Analyst Health Alliance for the Uninsured

Joseph Denney, RNHealth Data AnalystHealth Alliance for the Uninsured

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Common Terminology ImportantConcepts not hardAlphabet soup makes it hard to grasp5 terms defined

EMR, EHR, HIE, HIO, PHRhttp://www.nahit.org/images/pdfs/HITTermsFinalReport_051508.pdf for more detailed breakdown (Warning 40 page document!)

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Health related info on individual created, managed and used inside one organizationAlso used as label for software to do above These populate the EHR for a particular person

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Compilation record accessible by different organizations

Made up of data from multiple EMRs

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Verb – Movement of EHR between organizationsExchanges EHR

HIEHIE

EHREHR

EHREHR EHREHR

EHREHR

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Oversees, governs exchange of health information

Uses recognized standardsThe form for this is not yet decided for Oklahoma

HIOHIO

HIEHIE

Governs, Manages

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Multiple Sources – controlled, managed and shared by one individual

This is your record, usually different view, same data as EMR

This concept will really empower consumers

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Increased SafetyDrug InteractionsConsistent Allergy Information

Better Health OutcomesBetter info for clinicians = better resultsMultidisciplinary approach & electronic reminders = better outcomes

http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/study-places-ehrs-core-saving-cardiac-patients-lives

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Decreased CostsIncreased information sharing should reduce duplicated testsLess administrative overhead

More Information/Control for ConsumersRequirement for PHR available from providers

See http://healthit.hhs.gov/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_0_10741_876940_0_0_18/Meaningful%20Use%20Matrix%2007162009.pdf for details on requirementsConsumers gain more ownership in their own health outcomes, partner w/providers not just passive recipients in process

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http://www.nahit.org/images/pdfs/HITTermsFinalReport_051508.pdf

- Definitions

http://healthit.hhs.gov/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_0_11113_872276_0_0_18/CEE_Plan_Health_IT_Glossary.pdf -More definitions

http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/study-places-ehrs-

core-saving-cardiac-patients-lives - Documentation of improved outcomes for pts using EHR’s

http://healthit.hhs.gov/portal/server.pt/gateway/

PTARGS_0_10741_876940_0_0_18/Meaningful%20Use%20Matrix%2007162009.pdf – Meaningful use matrix latest version