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Provider Reporting from the Electronic Health Record

Provider Reporting from the Electronic Health Record. Division of Informatics, Information Technology and Telecommunications NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. NYC’s Current Electronic Reporting. Currently Providers are mandated to report via:

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Provider Reporting from the Electronic Health Record

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  1. Provider Reporting from the Electronic Health Record Division of Informatics, Information Technology and Telecommunications NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

  2. NYC’s Current Electronic Reporting • Currently Providers are mandated to report via: • Fax, mail or Reporting Central (in-house developed application) • Challenges with current provider reporting: • Data currently exists in EHR • Issues with missing, late or incomplete report • CDC/CSTE/NACCHO exploring opportunities for EHR provider reporting

  3. Electronic Health Records: Current Landscape • How can the Health Department leverage EHR systems so that providers don’t have to re-enter data into Reporting Central? • Hundreds of EHR vendors with varying systems and data fields • Multiple jurisdictions with varying reporting requirements • Leverage and align with Meaningful Use initiatives

  4. Pilot Project Background Goal: To pull data from the EHR clinical data architecture (CDA) - continuity of care document (CCD), and pre-populate case report forms. • Patient demographics • Provider/Reporter demographics • Disease details Outcome: 60% of common fields can be mapped, including required fields

  5. Workflow Summary

  6. Architecture/Data Flow

  7. Most patient demographics can be automatically populated

  8. Provider/ICN selects the form to fill out

  9. Disease detail to be entered by the reporter

  10. Demographic info on the provider, reporter and facility can be pulled from the EHR

  11. Reporter reviews data before submitting

  12. Reporter receives a confirmation number

  13. Lessons Learned • Securing an EHR vendor partner • Interpreting CCD fields/ translating EHR to public health • Partnering with an off-site clinical practice to test message transmission

  14. Successes • Using existing logic from current online provider reporting website • Integration with an in-house Survey tool to quickly develop forms • CDC resources and documentation: CDA, IHE Specification • Collaboration with our grantee counterpart in Wisconsin • One standard web service reports to two jurisdictions

  15. Next Steps • Continue enhancements to streamline workflow for providers in application • Document reporting workflow in a clinical setting, get feedback from provider site • Incorporate resources for the provider in the application

  16. Healthcare Provider Feedback • Presented to stakeholders, NYC Assoc. for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology and The Institute for Family Health. They would like the application to: • Prepopulate info from the EHR • Store the case report in the patient’s medical chart to document submitted version of the form

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