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IMPORTANCE OF THE STRATEGIC & OPERATION PLANS UNDER the STATE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT. 3. 2. 1. Dr. Maurice Eugene Dawson Jr. Alabama A&M University Normal, AL 256-372-4801 Maurice.dawson@aamu.edu Mr. James Truesdale Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA James.truesdale.us@gmail.com
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IMPORTANCE OF THE STRATEGIC & OPERATION PLANS UNDER the STATE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT 3 2 1 Dr. Maurice Eugene Dawson Jr. Alabama A&M University Normal, AL 256-372-4801 Maurice.dawson@aamu.edu Mr. James Truesdale Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA James.truesdale.us@gmail.com Mr. Joshua Robinson Morgan State University Baltimore, MD Jrrobin04@gmail.com
Health Information Technology (IT) has become an important topic within the health community in the last several years. Technology has become intertwined in all facets of our lives from smart phones to simple robotics but the health care industry has not fully incorporated all these new technologies in every day practices. However the health care industry is actively working toward a systems concept that allows interoperability as the ones currently in fielded act as independent closed systems. The health care community aims to integrate tools such as tablets, laptops, and Open Source Software (OSS) applications that allow for paperless records to include increasing accuracy in the hospital room with the capture of patient data. Many states must update their status in relation to the Strategic and Operation Plan under the State Cooperative Agreement. Key items of importance are the following; governance, policy/legal, technical infrastructure, business and technical operations, communications/marketing, and relationships to Medicaid/Medicare. Moving forward it is essential to compare and contrast different states to provide a larger view of the status of being compliant with the Strategic and Operation Plan under the State Cooperative Agreement. Abstract
Georgia Maryland The MHCC is the authority for providing oversight to include being identified as being multi-stake holder in the Chesapeake Regional Information Systems for our Patients (CRISP). CRISP is commonly known as the statewide HIE. The governance consists of the following participants; MHCC Policy Board, Board of Directors, and the Advisory Board. GA & MD Update Governance
Georgia Maryland As Maryland has placed this ambitious plan into action is essential that there is a plan in place to ensure that integrity, availability, and confidentiality is met. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) was used as the foundation and guide in the design of the statewide HIE. • Individual Access • Correction • Openness & Transparency • Collection, Use, & Disclosure Limitation • Data Quality & Integrity • Safeguards • Accountability GA & MD Update Policy/Legal
Georgia Maryland Public/Private Approach GA & MD Update Technical Infrastructure
Georgia Maryland EHRs must meet technical requirements first Need for additional talent Taking in consideration for vendor risk management, industry techniques, and a DRP • Financial sustainability • Physician & consumer adoption of the GA Metro HIE Services GA & MD Update Business and Technical Operations
Georgia Maryland Maryland has provided its communications and marketing it via The Maryland Health Care Commission government website. On this particular web site provided is information for consumers, health care community, small employer/employees, and policymakers. Aside from that there are numerous events to provide the community at large updates and provide further details on its changes. • HIMSS • Regional Extension Center (REC) • Town hall Meetings • Currently state is outsourcing marketing portion with open RFPs • Collaborating with other state based organizations with in Georgia GA & MD Update Communication/Marketing
The healthcare industry is seeking alternatives to expensive health information systems to lower costs. To do this the following must occur. • Partnership with academia • Encourage more developers for this industry • Sponsor open source development • Develop open standards to ensure interoperability Open Source Software
Public Health and Bio-surveillance • Data Management • Patient Records • Medical Practice Management • Imaging & Visualization • Mobile Computing • Testing Open Source Health Tools