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2014Most WiredSparrow Health System | Lansing, Mich. | www.sparrow.org 4 657Spooner (Wis.) Health System | www.spoonerhealthsystem.com 1 25SSM Health Care | St. Louis, Mo. | www.ssmhc.com 14 3,013St. Charles Healthcare System | Bend, Ore. | www.stcharleshealthcare.org 4 359St. Clair Hospital | Pittsburgh | www.stclair.org 1 328St. Dominic–Jackson (Miss.) Memorial Hospital | www.stdom.com 1 438St. Elizabeth Hospital | Enumclaw, Wash. | http://www.fhshealth.org/St-Elizabeth-Hospital/ 1 25St. Joseph Mercy Oakland | Pontiac, Mich. | www.stjoesoakland.org 1 443St. Joseph Regional Medical Center | Mishawaka, Ind. | www.sjmed.com 2 350St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center | Syracuse, N.Y. | www.sjmed.com 1 431St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center | Paterson, N.J. | www.stjosephshealth.org 2 900St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital | Newburgh, N.Y. | www.stlukescornwallhospital.org 2 350St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute | Spokane, Wash. | www.st-lukes.org 1 101St. Luke’s University Health Network | Bethlehem, Pa. | www.sluhn.org 5 972St. Martin Hospital | Breaux Bridge, La. | www.stmartinhospital.org 1 25St. Vincent’s Birmingham (Ala.) | www.stvhs.com/birmingham 1 409St. Vincent’s Blount | Oneonta, Ala. | www.stvhs.com/blount 1 82St. Vincent’s East | Birmingham, Ala. | www.stvhs.com 1 362St. Vincent’s St. Clair | Pell City, Ala. | www.stvhs.com/stclair 1 40Stanford (Calif.) Hospital and Clinics | http://stanfordhospital.org 1 452Staten Island (N.Y.) University Hospitals | www.siuh.edu 1 714Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical Center | New Hyde Park, N.Y. | www.northshorelij.com 1 202Stony Brook (N.Y.) Hospital | www.stonybrookmedicine.edu 1 597Summa Health System | Akron, Ohio | www.summahealth.org 2 545Sunnyside (Wash.) Community Hospital | www.sunnysidehospital.com 1 25

Susquehanna Health | Williamsport, Pa. | www.susquehannahealth.org 4 306SwedishAmerican Health System | Rockford, Ill. | www.swedishamerican.org 2 388Syosset (N.Y.) Hospital | www.northshorelij.com/hospitals/location/syosset-hospital 1 103Syringa Hospital & Clinics | Grangeville, Idaho | www.syringahospital.org 1 15Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital | www.tgh.org 1 1,018Texas Children’s Hospital | Houston | www.texashealth.org 3 658Texas Health Resources | Arlington | www.texashealth.org 14 3,700ThedaCare | Appleton, Wis. | www.thedacare.org 5 375Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals | Philadelphia | www.jeffersonhospital.org 3 969TMC Healthcare | Tucson, Ariz. | www.tmcaz.com 1 600TriHealth | Cincinnati | www.trihealth.com 4 958Trinitas Regional Medical Center | Elizabeth, N.J. | www.trinitashospital.org 1 380Tri-State Memorial Hospital | Clarkston, Wash. | www.tristatehospital.org 1 25Truman Medical Centers | Kansas City, Mo. | www.trumed.org 2 413UAB Health System | Birmingham, Ala. | www.health.uab.edu 1 1,157UCI Medical Center | Orange, Calif. | www.ucirvincehealth.org 1 462UCLA Health | Los Angeles | www.uclahealth.org 3 860UF Health | Gainesville, Fla. | www.ufhealth.org 7 1,600UF Health Shands Hospital | Gainesville, Fla. | www.ufhealth.org 4 1,500Union Hospital | Terre Haute, Ind. | www.myunionhospital.org 1 350Union Hospital Clinton (Ind.) | www.myunionhospital.org 1 25UnityPoint Health | West Des Moines, Iowa | www.unitypoint.org 15 2,416University Health System | San Antonio | www.universityhealthsystem.com 1 498University Medical Center | Lubbock, Texas | www.umchealthsystem.com 1 450University of California Davis Health System | Sacramento, Calif. | www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu 1 613University of California, San Diego Health System | http://health.ucsd.edu 3 586

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The 2014 Innovator Awards WinnersUPMC Technology Development Center | Pittsburgh | www.upmctdc.comProgram: Convergence — A breakthrough clinical platform for physicians

Baptist Health South Florida | South Miami | www.baptisthealth.netProgram: Take your meds!

Citizens Memorial Hospital | Bolivar, Mo. | www.citizensmemorial.comProgram: Electronic whiteboards — A high-impact/low-cost solution

The 2014 Innovator Awards FinalistsSt. Joseph Mercy Oakland | Pontiac, Mich. | www.stjoesoakland.orgProgram: Patient early warning detection system

Broward Health | Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. | www.browardhealth.orgProgram: Radiology process meets technology

Texas Health Resources | Arlington | www.texashealth.orgProgram: Targeted, innovative solution for the CMS IP–certification requirements

Additional coverage of the Most Wired Innovator Award recipients will appear in the August issue of H&HN

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2014Most WiredUniversity of Colorado Health | Aurora | www.uchealth.org 5 1,595University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences Systems | Chicago | www.hospital.uillinois.edu 1 495University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics | Iowa City | www.uihealthcare.org 3 729University of Kansas Hospital | Kansas City | www.kumed.com 2 650University of Mississippi Medical Center | Jackson | www.umhc.com 5 722University of Missouri Health Care | Columbia | www.muhealth.org 5 536University of New Mexico Hospitals | Albuquerque | http://hospitals.unm.edu 5 630University of Pennsylvania Health System | Philadelphia | www.pennmedicine.org 3 1,626University of Pittsburgh Medical Center | www.upmc.com 20 4,421University of Utah Health Care | Salt Lake City | www.healthcare.utah.edu 2 739University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics | Madison | www.uwhealth.org 2 566U.S. Naval Hospital Naples, Italy | FPO | www.med.navy.mil/sites/napoli 1 29UT Southwestern Medical Center | Dallas | www.utsouthwestern.edu 2 450UWHP–Watertown (Wis.) Regional Medical Center | www.uwpwatertown.com 1 55VA Illini Health Care System | Danville, Ill. | www.danville.va.gov 1 365VA Northern Indiana Health Care System | Marion | www.northernindiana.va.gov 2 246VA Palo Alto (Calif.) Health Care System | www.paloalto.va.gov 3 900Valley Health System | Ridgewood, N.J. | www.valleyhealth.com 1 450Valley Medical Center | Renton, Wash. | www.valleymed.org 1 257

Valley West Hospital | Sandwich, Ill. | www.kishhealth.org 1 25Vanderbilt University Medical Center | Nashville, Tenn. | www.mc.vanderbilt.edu 3 1,025Veterans Health Administration | Washington, D.C. | www.va.gov 151 16,914Vidant Health | Greenville, N.C. | www.vidanthealth.com 9 1,488Virginia Mason Medical Center | Seattle | www.virginiamason.org 1 300Virtua Health | Marlton, N.J. | www.virtua.org 4 1,074Wake Forest Baptist Health | Winston-Salem, N.C. | www.wakehealth.edu 3 1,004Washington County Hospital & Nursing Home | Chatom, Ala. | www.wchnh.org 1 25Waterbury (Conn.) Hospital | www.waterburyhospital.org 1 250West Shore Medical Center | Manistee, Mich. | www.westshoremedcenter.org 1 25West Virginia University Hospitals | Morgantown | www.wvuhealthcare.com 1 531Whitman Hospital and Medical Center | Colfax, Wash. | www.whitmanhospital.com 1 25William W. Backus Hospital | Norwich, Conn. | www.backushospital.org 1 233WInthrop-University Hospital | Mineola, N.Y. | www.winthrop.org 1 590Womack Army Medical Center | Fort Bragg, N.C. | www.wamc.amedd.army.mil 1 140Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health System | www.ynhh.org 3 2,130Yavapai Regional Medical Center | Prescott, Ariz. | www.yrmc.org 2 177

Health System, Dallas; Albert Oriol,* CIO, Rady Chil-dren’s Hospital, San Diego; Patricia Skarulis,* vice president and CIO, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York City; Stephen Stewart,* CIO, Henry County Health Center, Mount Pleasant, Iowa; Jim Veline,* senior vice president and CIO, Avera Health, Sioux Falls, S.D.; Chantal Worzala, director of policy, AHA, Washington, D.C.

INNOVATOR AWARD JUDGES: Jay Anderson, senior vice president, performance and CIO, Northwestern Memorial Healthcare, Chicago; George Arges, senior director, health data management, AHA, Chicago; Deborah Gash, vice president and CIO, Saint Luke’s Health System, Kansas City, Mo.; Naeem Hashmi, chief research officer at Information Frameworks, Londonderry, N.H.; Aaron Miri, chief technology officer, Children’s Medical Center, Dallas; Kermit Moore, COO, Nemaha County Hospital, Auburn, Neb.; Christy Remedios, director, product innova-tion, Health Forum, Chicago; Guy Rivers, CFO and CIO, Columbia Memorial Hospital, Astoria, Ore.; Bill Spooner, industry adviser, retired senior vice presi-dent and CIO, Sharp HealthCare, San Diego; Tressa Springmann, vice president and CIO, LifeBridge Health, Baltimore ; Brian Sterud, vice president of information technology and CIO, Faith Regional Health Services, Norfolk, Neb.; Jennifer Towne, program manager, Health Research & Educational Trust, Chicago; Eric Yablonka, vice president and CIO, University of Chicago Medical Center

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HEALTH FORUM STAFF: Jeff DeGuilio, Jillian Dickey, Susan Edge-Gumbel, Suzanna Hoppszallern,* Clisby Jackson, Danny Jackson, Kim Jackson, Jane Jeffries, Bob Kehoe, Peter Kralovec, Connie Lang, Kristin Lanning, Chuck Lazar, Andrea Liebig, Bar-bara Novosel, Jennifer Pagan, Kelsey Pierson, Steve Reczynski, Lee Ann Jarousse, Bill Santamour, Elaine Singh, Christy Thomas, Sandy Rebitzer, Christy Remedios,* JJ Rorie, Lisa Schulte, Matthew Wein-stock, Marty Weitzel, Laura Woodburn, Tanisha Woodson-Shelby, Heather Yang

AT&T STAFF: Tyler Bagwell, Adam Cowdin, Dawn Fries, Adena Handly, Candace James, Gary Lockett, Tad Reynes,** Russ Richardson, Donna Steele, Tamika Wiggins

McKESSON STAFF: Jeremy Chandler, Ed Domansky, Maureen Halloran, Rose Higgins, Mary Beth Sirio,** Leslie White

2014 MOST WIRED SURVEY DEVELOPMENT ADVIS-ERS: George Arges, senior director, health data management group, American Hospital Associa-tion, Chicago; Allana Cummings,* CIO, Northeast Georgia Health System, Gainesville; Pamela McNutt,* senior vice president and CIO, Methodist

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Taking on the population health challengeThe road to population health is paved with lots of bumps, detours and frustrations. The challenge is twofold, says Bill Rieger, CIO, Flagler Hospital, St. Augustine, Fla. “The first is working with disparate vendors and the second challenge is to fully integrate community data and have them be meaningful at the point of care. There are still different standards and there is a trust factor with clini-cians and providers. It will take them time to not be as skeptical about the data they are seeing.” Most Wired organizations are taking on the population health challenge: 36 percent can aggregate data from patient encounters to create a com-munity health record and 43 percent can integrate clinical and claims data so they are accessible, searchable and report-able across the care community. Rebecca Sykes, senior vice president, resource management and CIO, Catholic Health Partners, Cincinnati, asserts, “We welcome the Affordable Care Act’s acceleration of value-based care, and have built ACO dashboards to monitor not only the quality of care delivered, but also the cost of care and utilization rates per 1,000. We are transitioning our analytics to second-curve metrics as fast as we can add value-based contracts.” •Percentage of hospitals using population health management analytics and reporting tools to:

Integrate clinical and claims data so they are accessible, searchable and reportable across the care community ........................................................................33% .................. 43%Aggregate data from patient encounters to create a community health record ..................27% .................. 36%Identify and target patients for outreach ........................................................................ 49% .................. 63%Empower care management workflow with data-driven intelligence .................................37% .................. 49%Track quality of care across networks and physicians compared with evidence-based medical standards ........................................................................... 34% .................. 43%Synchronize clinical and financial risk measures for clinical, operational and compliance standards .........................................................................................25% .................. 32%

Source: Hospitals & Health Networks’ Most Wired Survey, 2014

2014 All 2014 Most Wired

Altru Health System | Grand Forks, N.D.

Central Maine Medical Center | Lewiston

Children’s Medical Center of Dallas

Crozer-Keystone Health System | Springfield, Pa.

Genesis Health System | Davenport, Iowa

Inova Health System | Falls Church, Va.

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center | New York City

Ochsner Health System | New Orleans

Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center | Indianapolis

Riverside Health System | Newport News, Va.

The 2014 Most Wired AdvancedThese organizations meet the criteria for “Advanced” in all areas of the Most Wired Survey. Characteristics include: stronger security systems and faster disaster recovery; electronic tools to improve business processes, quality and patient safety; use of evidenced-based electronic order sets; automated review of CMS key indicators with compliance alerts; chronic disease management services for patients at home; and more. •

Rush University Medical Center | Chicago

St. Joseph Mercy Oakland | Pontiac, Mich.

Susquehanna Health | Williamsport, Pa.

Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital

Truman Medical Centers | Kansas City, Mo.

University of California San Diego Health System

University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics | Madison

Veterans Health Administration | Washington, D.C.

West Virginia University Hospitals | Morgantown, W.Va.

Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health System

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The 2014 Innovator Awards WinnersUPMC Technology Development Center | Pittsburgh | www.upmctdc.comProgram: Convergence — A breakthrough clinical platform for physicians

Baptist Health South Florida | South Miami | www.baptisthealth.netProgram: Take your meds!

Citizens Memorial Hospital | Bolivar, Mo. | www.citizensmemorial.comProgram: Electronic whiteboards — A high-impact/low-cost solution

The 2014 Innovator Awards FinalistsSt. Joseph Mercy Oakland | Pontiac, Mich. | www.stjoesoakland.orgProgram: Patient early warning detection system

Broward Health | Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. | www.browardhealth.orgProgram: Radiology process meets technology

Texas Health Resources | Arlington | www.texashealth.orgProgram: Targeted, innovative solution for the CMS IP–certification requirements

Additional coverage of the Most Wired Innovator Award recipients will appear in the August issue of H&HN

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To protect data, health care providers use access controls, strong password requirements and automatic logoffs. “Our strategic focus is around the concept of clinical integration — the controlled and secure sharing of portions of a patient’s electronic health record among autho-rized members (employed or independent) of a care team across locations,” says Dan Kinsella, executive vice president and CIO, Cadence Health, Winfield, Ill. •

Protecting patient health information

2014 All 2014 Most WiredSecurity measures for authorized usersAccess control (biometrics, keycards, smartcards, etc.) ..................................................87% ....................95%Single sign-on ..............................................................................................................70% ................... 78%Strong password requirements .....................................................................................85% ................... 86%Two-factor authentication .............................................................................................62%....................71%Digital signature systems .............................................................................................54% ....................61%Automatic logoff ...........................................................................................................94%................... 98%Identity management....................................................................................................66% ...................74%

Security tools to prevent unauthorized access to patient dataIntrusion detection systems ..........................................................................................84% .................. 94%Utilize pattern detection against automated login attempts ............................................ 43% ...................54%Privacy audit systems ................................................................................................... 77% .................. 87%Provisioning systems.................................................................................................... 58% ...................71%Security incident management ...................................................................................... 76% .................. 88%Remote data-wiping capabilities ................................................................................... 83% ...................91%Data loss prevention ..................................................................................................... 71% .................. 78%Source: Hospitals & Health Networks’ Most Wired Survey, 2014

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