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Report from the HITSP Education, Communication and Outreach (HITSP-ECO) Committee
Washington, DC | March 27, 2008
Document Number: HITSP 08 N 306Date: March 26, 2008
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Overall Purpose of the Education, Communications and Outreach (ECO) Committee
To develop, implement and maintain a comprehensive and well-coordinated Education, Communications and Outreach Strategy and Plan for the Healthcare Information Technology Standards Panel.
Note: The overall success of HITSP as a national initiative is directly related to the success of this Plan.
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Goal of the HITSP Education, Communications and Outreach Initiative
To ensure the understanding, adoption and use of all HITSP products by the health care industry, in particular those that have been accepted and recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services.
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HITSP-ECO Committee Objectives
Increase the understanding of HITSP and its value to the healthcare industry and its stakeholders
Promote and facilitate the ongoing recruitment of new members tothe Panel and new volunteers to its various committees and working groups
Facilitate the effective participation and involvement of members and volunteers through the use of efficient and effective internal communications
Document and communicate the demonstrated value of the HITSP products
Develop and deliver education, communications and outreach activities to build awareness and understanding of HITSP products for the purpose of facilitating adoption and implementation of those products
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HITSP ECO Committee
The HITSP-ECO Committee brings together a diverse group of individuals with knowledge in the areas of marketing, communications, and education. Its members also have general expertise in the areas of standard-setting and specific expertise in the work of the Panel.
The Committee includes members of the HITSP Board of Directors, HITSP Committees and Panel.
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Purpose of the HITSP Education, Communications and Outreach Plan
Identify, describe and prioritize the HITSP primary and secondary audiences, the types of themes and educational products to be delivered to those audiences, the methods and modes for efficiently and effectively delivering those themes, and the metrics for measuring success
Develop and describe the process for coordinating internal responsibilities within HITSP to develop the content and deliver the messages to the HITSP audiences through appropriate mechanisms and vehicles
Develop and present a work-plan and timeline for implementation over the next 12 months and beyond
Identify and describe the support and resources needed to achieve the goals and objectives of the HITSP-ECO Plan
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HITSP ECO Committee ProcessThe HITSP-ECO Committee started in February 2008 with approval from the HITSP Board and Panel.
Committee is operating through weekly teleconferences and occasional face-to-face meetings
Committee is working on two tracks:
– An immediate, short term (next 12 months) plan
– A longer-term (>12 months) plan
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ECO Committee Progress to Date
Initial deliverable of the Committee is a draft of the HITSP Education, Communications and Outreach Strategy and Plan (March 2008), which was sent to the Panel 25 March 2008.
HITSP ECO-related short-term activities are currently ongoing (e.g. website and logo).
Revised, complete Strategy and Plan will be developed and delivered to the Board and the Panel before the June 2008 Panel meeting.
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HITSP Education, Communications and Outreach (ECO) Plan: Table of Contents
Introduction
Background, Purpose and Scope
HITSP Audiences
Themes for Educational Products
Methods and Modes
HITSP Education Resources
Coordinating Process
Quality, Evaluation and Maintenance Process
Work Plan and Timeline
Annexes
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Relationship of Audiences and Timeframein the Development of the HITSP-ECO Plan
TIMEFRAME TIMEFRAME
AUDIENCES AUDIENCES
SHORT TERMSHORT TERM(<12 MONTHS)(<12 MONTHS)
LONG TERMLONG TERM(>12 MONTHS)(>12 MONTHS)
EXTERNAL TO HITSPEXTERNAL TO HITSP Plan will focus primarily Plan will focus primarily on top priority external on top priority external audiences, themes and audiences, themes and opportunitiesopportunities
Plan will describe longerPlan will describe longer--term strategies for all term strategies for all external audiencesexternal audiences
INTERNAL TO HITSP INTERNAL TO HITSP Plan will identify the top Plan will identify the top priority communication priority communication needs for internal needs for internal audiencesaudiences
Plan will present longerPlan will present longer--term strategies for term strategies for addressing needs of addressing needs of internal audiencesinternal audiences
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HITSP Audiences (Section 3)
INTERNAL – Members of the HITSP Panel
– Members of the HITSP Board
– Members of the HITSP Committees
EXTERNAL– Type 1 – directly working with the Panel but operate as separate
organizations (e.g. ONC, AHIC, CCHIT)
– Type 2 - Public (e.g. Government and Public Health)
– Type 2 - Private (e.g. SDOs, Professional Societies)
– Type 3 - public and private sector organizations largely unfamiliar with HITSP initiatives but will be greatly impacted by the Panel’s work efforts (e.g. Health Care Providers, Healthcare Application Vendors, IT, Payers/Purchasers, Researchers)
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Themes for Educational Products (Section 4)
“HITSP-speak” vs. “English”
Types of Themes for HITSP-ECO Product Offerings
– Introductory Materials (background, overview and structure, process , etc.)
– Value Statements
– HITSP Products (descriptions of the Interoperability Specifications based on audience type; use stories)
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Methods and Modes (Section 5)
Methods – approach(es) that should be used to communicate the themes identified in the Themes sectionModes – Fact Sheets
– FAQs
– Press Releases, Articles, Presentations, Health IT Events
– Case Studies
– Webinars, Audiocasts, Satellite broadcasts, Podcasts, TV
– Website (Internal and External)
– Other eCommunications (e.g. HITSP RSS Feeds, eMail Blasts, Listservs, eLearning Modules/Tutorials)
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HITSP Education Resources (Section 6)
Current Resources– Ongoing Education and Outreach Initiatives (e.g. HIMSS
Interoperability Demo and book in preparation)
New Resources/Funding Opportunities– Website
– Collaborative opportunities
– Technical Committee experts
– Other
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Four core components:– Guiding Principles: to serve as reference points for all HITSP education-
related content development and delivery
– Defined Roles and Responsibilities for HITSP Internal Resources:balancing the demands and expectations posed on internal resources for 1) developing and delivering the actual HITSP products and 2) participating, assisting and doing the HITSP education-related content development and delivery
– Defined Roles and Relationships with HITSP External Partners:coordinating with external partners the education-related work that HITSP is and will be undertaking
– Guidance and Templates for Internal Resources and External Partners: to assist them identify, develop and deliver education-related efforts
Coordinating Process (Section 7)
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Quality, Evaluation and Maintenance (Section 8)
Consistency and Quality of Content– Educational Product Approval Process
– Brand Management
Metrics– Quantitative (Baseline) Metrics
– Qualitative Metrics
Maintenance– Maintenance of and Access to the Resources Created in the Plan
– Maintenance of the Plan
Evaluation Strategy
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Work Plan and Timeline (Section 9)
Relationship Between Audiences, Themes and Methods
Short-term and Long-term Priorities– Committee (Administrative)
– Internal to HITSP
– External to HITSP
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Workplan and Timeline 1 - Committee Administrative Activities
TIMEFRAME AUDIENCES
SHORT TERM(0-12 MONTHS)
LONG TERM(>12 MONTHS)
COMMITTEE (ADMINISTRATIVE)
Finalize Education PlanEstablish baseline information on education and outreach activities done to-dateCreate and establish guidelines and templates for the development themesEstablish process for review and approval of outreach activities, including creation of an Editorial Review TeamExplore the formation of partnerships with external organizations for education and outreach purposesDevelop an Evaluation Plan for HITSP ECO efforts
Conduct evaluation of plan (once a year)Periodically update plan (once a year)
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TIMEFRAME
AUDIENCES
SHORT TERM(0-12 MONTHS)
LONG TERM(>12 MONTHS)
INTERNAL TO HITSP
Develop a plan for improving internal communications and resource availability (including HITSP Members Only Portal)
Organize and present the HITSP Library – Internal (changing with new website design)
Implement strategy for improving internal communications
Workplan and Timeline 2 – Internal Audience
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TIMEFRAME AUDIENCES
SHORT TERM(0-12 MONTHS)
LONG TERM(>12 MONTHS)
EXTERNAL TO HITSP
Promote the new HITSP website (launched March 31, 2008)Explore the definition and development of a HITSP newsletterEstablish a HITSP Education Calendar (including periodic webinar offerings)Consider the establishment of a HITSP Speakers BureauExpand and maintain the HITSP FAQsDevelop on-demand introductory training on HITSP topicsIdentify and pursue HITSP educational opportunities at non-HITSP venuesIdentify opportunities and prepare and issue press releases, as needed
Ongoing review and update/ improvement of HITSP websiteMaintenance of all HITSP education products (presentations, FAQs, Fact Sheets, etc)Consider organizing HITSP conferences or events that support ECO goalsConsider possible implementation of HITSP RSS, Blog, WIKI, other outreach methodsConsider the development of a train-the-trainer strategy
Workplan and Timeline 3 – External Audience
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TIMEFRAME AUDIENCES
SHORT TERM(0-12 MONTHS)
LONG TERM(>12 MONTHS)
EXTERNAL TO HITSP
Identify and pursue HITSP educational opportunities at non-HITSP venuesIdentify opportunities and prepare and issue press releases, as needed Develop and publish a series of HITSP Fact Sheets or Issue Briefs on selected topicsAs appropriate, propose HITSP-developed articles for publication in relevant industry or peer review journalsIdentify, develop and document Case Studies on the applicability of HITSP products and deliverables to different sectors of the health care industryConsider organizing HITSP Conferences or events that support ECO goalsDevelop a library of presentations – short to detailed
Build or expand on partnership opportunities with external organizations, including health care educational institutionsAs appropriate, expand on outreach efforts to provide HITSP-developed articles for publication in relevant industry or peer review journals
Workplan and Timeline 3 – External Audience (cont.)
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Role and Relationship of ECO Committee with HITSP TCs
TC member participation critical to success of Committee
TCs are the source of HITSP’s products and deliverables
Content-expertise needed to develop education and outreach documentation, information and resources resides within TCs
Expectations from TCs:
– Cross-participation: 2-3 individuals from Technical Committees participate in the Education, Communications, and Outreach Committee
– Cross-communication: Periodic communication between TCs and HITSP Education Committee on identified opportunities, needs and requests for education initiatives
– Cross-collaboration: Developing educational proposals and delivering (when available and as appropriate) education initiatives
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Immediate (High Priority) ECO Activities April - June, 2008
Upgrade the HITSP Website (External Portal) and new logo
Plan and Implement the Initial Round of HITSP-sponsored Webinars
-- Basic, introductory sessions on initial ISs, Privacy and Security Constructs
-- Practical views of how HITSP applies to various health care constituents (i.e., hospitals, practitioners, LTC, pharmacy, etc)
Develop and publish the HITSP Newsletter
Establish the HITSP Education Calendar
Organize and launch the HITSP Library on the External Portal
Initiate the HITSP FAQs
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Next StepsReview draft Plan, with all sections complete and HITSP staff edits for cohesiveness and consistency
Continue Committee regular teleconferences and meetings
Begin implementation of priority activities (April-June, 2008)
Assemble final Plan in April-May, 2008
Finalize Plan by May 30, 2008 for submission to HITSP Board and Panel for approval at their June meeting
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AcknowledgmentsHITSP Committee Co-Chairs
– Rebecca Kush, CDISC
– Walter Suarez, Institute for HIPAA/HIT Education and Research
Section Leads– Lesley Berkeyheiser, N-tegrity Solutions
– Virginia Lorenzi, New York Presbyterian
– Robin Raiford, Eclipsys
– Greg Killian, Siemens
– Joyce Lofstrom, HIMSS
– Stanley Nachimson, Nachimson Advisors, LLC
– Stacy Leistner, ANSI
– David Starr, City of Hope
– Jean Narcisi, ADA
– Walter Suarez, Institute for HIPAA/HIT Education and Research
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Acknowledgments (cont.)Committee Contributors
– Frank Din, Apelon
– Arden Forrey, University of Washington
– Joyce Hunter, Apptis
– Lyle Schofield, Coderyte
– Nan Sloane, Eclipsys
– Lory Wood, Good Health Network
Editorial Preparation– Stacy Leistner, ANSI
– Elizabeth Austin, ANSI