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Title: Electronic Health Records and Health Information Exchange: Implications for Rural Hospitals


1
Electronic Health Records and Health Information
ExchangeImplications for Rural Hospitals
  • Rick Snyder
  • Vice President, Finance Information Services
  • Oklahoma Hospital Association
  • Brian Yeaman, MD
  • Director, Physician Informatics
  • Norman Regional Health System
  • Greater Oklahoma City Hospital Council

2
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
(ARRA)
  • Incentive payments for meaningful use of
    certified Electronic Health Records
  • Hospitals and Eligible Professionals
  • Medicare incentives
  • Medicaid incentives

3
Hospital Incentive Payments
  • Qualify as early as Oct 1, 2010
  • Range for OK PPS 2 million - 8 million
  • Median 3.7 million
  • State potential 311 million
  • Qualifying after FFY 2013 reduces amount
  • CAH Medicare share of capital 20
  • FFY 2015 Incentives end penalties begin

4
Hospital Incentive Payments Medicaid
  • Requires 10 Medicaid inpatient volume
  • CAHs can qualify not based on costs
  • 500,000 to 1,200,000
  • 108 million potential for OK hospitals
  • State has some discretion in design

5
Eligible Professionals
  • Medicare incentives capped at 44,000 (plus 10
    in HPSAs) OR
  • Medicaid incentives capped at 63,750 (if 30 of
    practice is Medicaid (Peds 20))
  • Paid over 5 years beginning Jan. 2011
  • Penalties for non-adoption begin Jan. 2015
  • Hospital-based professionals ineligible

6
EHR Adoption Rates
  • 2008 RWJF study of 2,952 hospitals
  • Comprehensive EHR1.5 of US hospitals
  • Basic EHR (physician, nursing notes) 7.6
  • Rural hospitals
  • 0.6 comprehensive EHR
  • 4.0 basic EHR

7
OHA members tell us
8
OHA members tell usPotential obstacles to your
hospital adopting EHR
  1. Insufficient IT staff
  2. Incentive payments will likely not cover EHR
    costs
  3. Medical Staff is not supportive
  4. Cannot find a suitable EHR

9
OHA members tell us OHA can help most by
  1. Providing education on incentives
  2. Providing education on EHRs
  3. Offering a group deal
  4. Helping arrange financing
  5. Helping select EHR

10
EHR Certification
  • Certification Commission for Health Information
    Technology (CCHIT)
  • CCHIT Certified
  • Preliminary ARRA certification
  • Site certification
  • HHS Health IT Policy Committee recommendation
  • Allow multiple Certification organizations
  • Accreditation process for certifying
    organizations
  • HHS will propose rules

11
Meaningful Use
  • HIT Policy Committee
  • HIT Standards Committee
  • Public input
  • Policy Committees August 19 matrix
  • Proposed rule due by December 31
  • 60 day comment period
  • Final rule middle or end of spring 2010

12
  • NE Oklahoma origins
  • Oklahoma City exchange
  • Projects around the state
  • Attractive pricing for hospitals and their
    physicians

13
Regional Extension Centers ARRA Section 3012
  • National HIT Research Center
  • Develop or recognize best practices to support
    and accelerate efforts to
  • Adopt, implement, and effectively utilize HIT for
  • Electronic exchange and
  • Use of information
  • Regional Extension Centers
  • Provide technical Assistance
  • Disseminate best practices and other information
  • Support and accelerate efforts to adopt,
    implement, and utilize HIT

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Regional Extension Centers
  • ARRA law
  • Hospitals (public, NFP, CAH)
  • Federally Qualified Health Centers
  • Entities serving uninsured, medically underserved
  • Individual and small group practices in primary
    care
  • Funding opportunity
  • Primary care providers in small group practices,
    public hospitals CAHs, CHCs and RHCs, other
    settings for the uninsured/medically underserved

16
Regional Extension Centers
  • OFMQ selected by stakeholders
  • Three waves of funding
  • 6.5 million potential for Oklahoma
  • Substantial matching required in years 3 and 4

17
State Loan Program
  • 51 federal match for loans to providers
  • Administered through Medicaid agencies
  • OHCA will apply has requested state match in SFY
    2011 budget
  • Projected availability October 2010

18
SHIECAP
  • State Health Information Exchange Cooperative
    Agreement Program
  • Planning and Implementation grants
  • State funding required
  • 2011 1/10
  • 2012 1/7
  • 2013 1/3

19
SHIECAP
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SHIECAP Oklahoma Health Information Exchange
  • Network of networks
  • Planning phase beginning Jan. 2010
  • TBD Governance, financing,
  • ONC approval of State plan required before
    implementation is funded
  • OHA participating in planning volunteers?

21
OHA Trade Show HIT vendors
  • Spectron Corp McKesson products more booth
    320
  • CPSI booth 800
  • Phoenix Health Systems booth 111
  • Meditech, CPSI, others, including MedSphere
    OpenVista

22
Resources
  • http//healthit.ahrq.gov/RuralHITtoolbox
  • http//www.cchit.org/
  • http//www.okoha.com/ARRA
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