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Achieving Interoperability: High-Quality, Connected, and Person-Centered Care

This publication discusses the importance of achieving interoperability in healthcare systems and highlights action priorities for health system leaders. It provides an implementation strategy for purchasing interoperable systems, a long-range interoperability roadmap, and examples of specification language. Lessons from other industries are also examined through case studies. Join the special publication launch webinar on April 16, 2019, and explore the role of payers in achieving interoperability. A roundtable convening of healthcare leaders is also planned.

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Achieving Interoperability: High-Quality, Connected, and Person-Centered Care

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  1. Procuring Interoperability: Achieving High-Quality, Connected, and Person-Centered Care Y. Claire Wang, MD, ScD Vice President, Research, Evaluation & Policy New York Academy of Medicine (Former) Senior Program Advisor National Academy of Medicine

  2. AUTHORS Peter Pronovost, Johns Hopkins Medicine Michael M. E. Johns, Emory University Sezin Palmer, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab Raquel C. Bono, US Department of Defense Douglas B. Fridsma, American Medical Informatics Association Andrew Gettinger, Office of the National Coordinator of Health IT Julian Goldman, Massachusetts General Hospital William Johnson, WMJ Associates, LLC Meredith Karney, Center for Medical Interoperability Craig Samitt, Anthem Inc. Ram D. Sriram, National Institute of Standards and Technology Ashwini Zenooz, US Department of Veterans Affairs Y. Claire Wang, National Academy of Medicine

  3. RATIONALE • Patient safety • Workflow, cost, and value • Policy drivers • 21st Century Cures • Meaningful use • Lessons from other industries #interoperability

  4. REVIEWERS • Julia Adler-Milstein • John Bernot • Karen DeSalvo • Mark E. Frisse • Jim N. Jirjis • Thomas M. Leary • Jonathan B. Perlin • Matthew Quinn • Genevieve Morris • Wendy Nilsen • William W. Stead • Vindell Washington • Sandy Weininger • STEERING COMMITTEE • Peter Pronovost, JHU* • Michael Johns, Emory • Sezin Palmer, JHU • Raquel C. Bono, DoD • Douglas B. Fridsma, AMIA • Andrew Gettinger, ONC • Julian Goldman, MGH • William Johnson, Navy* • Meredith Karney, CMI • Craig Samitt, Anthem* • Ram D. Sriram, NIST Ashwini Zenooz, VA • (*Former)

  5. Interoperability in the Health Ecosystem

  6. Fully Interoperable Health & Health Care System

  7. Action Priorities for Health System Leaders

  8. Technical Appendix Implementation strategy for purchasing interoperable systems Interoperability steering group Long-range interoperability road map Interoperability needs identification process N-squared diagram approach to identify interoperability requirements Examples of specification language Lessons from other industries: case studies The development of the Technical Supplement is led by the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Alan Ravitz, Scott Gearhart, Kara Touhey, Robert Stoll, John Barnes, Thomas Longstaff, Conrad Grant, Ian Courtney, Candace Selig, Dan Portwood, and Tammy Tober.

  9. Next Steps • Special publication launch webinar (April 16, 2019, 330-5pm ET) • Ancillary NEJM Catalyst commentary on payer role • Roundtable convening of healthcare leaders

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