New Jersey Health Information Technology Presentation to HIT Commission August 5, 2010

1. New Jersey Health Information TechnologyPresentation to HIT CommissionAugust 5, 2010 Master Layout: Title SlideMaster Layout: Title Slide

2. State HIT Program Context 2

3. Approach � Two Focus Areas � Multi-Track Operational Issues Meaningful Use Labs ePrescribing Summary of Care ONC Grant HIT Operational Plan HIE�s Start up REC Vendor Preference List REC Training State Medicaid HIT Plan Subcommittees Strategic Alignment Governance Stakeholder Engagement Establishing HIT Core Tenets Vision Sessions Program Kick off Innovation Summit � NJIT Center Future Grants

4. Accomplishments

7. Subcommittees HIT Steering Committee � Chairs Colleen Woods Jim Cavanugh Establish NJ Blueprint and focus operational issues, MU Privacy and Security � Chair Helen Oscislawski Develop a NJHIT Legal Framework by December 2010 Financial Sustainability � Chair Hall Gregg Develop a NJHIT Statewide Financial Sustainability Plan by December 2010 IT Architecture& Data Standards � Chair Emmanouil Skoufos Establish data standards and protocols addressing MU first

8. Other Subcommitees - TBD Consumer Advocacy and Quality Care Economic Development Providers

9. Regional Extension Center Outreach & Education Programs Needs Assessment, Practice & Workflow Design Vendor Selection Process Interoperability and HIE Training & Assistance Implementation Support Privacy & Security Information Programs Meaningful Use Training & Achievement Documentation Workforce Development Training CRM Focus 5,000 Physicians � First Target

10. HIT Architecture

11. Considering Core Tenets Federal Framework Overall improvement of the quality, safety and efficiency of healthcare HITECH � Advance the design, development and operation of a nationwide health information technology infrastructure that allows for the electronic use and exchange of information. Achieve Meaningful Use through 3 stage gates Each person in the US has a health record by 2014 Align to all Federal Privacy Requirements as outlined in HITECH Core NJ Healthcare Tenets New Jersey will be a national leader in HIT NJ will exceed all federal guidelines of meaningful use NJ wants to reduce healthcare costs through HIT HIT vision achieved in 3 years Public health monitoring � Leverage data to monitor health status Population health protection � Leverage data to protect population Retool and develop job market based on HIT Providers will experience increase in reimbursements due to state savings Fully integrate Behavioral Health and Addiction Services data with clinical data NJ will highlight/focus on care of the elderly � long term care NJ will highlight/focus on pediatric care NJ citizens will have full access to their medical data and an electronic interaction with their providers.