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Envisioning a Future Omaha System Partnership Research Agenda

Envisioning a Future Omaha System Partnership Research Agenda. Karen S. Martin, RN, MSN, FAAN Health Care Consultant Martin Associates Omaha, NE martinks@tconl.com www.omahasystem.org. Objectives. Summarize global drivers and challenges that impact research partnerships

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Envisioning a Future Omaha System Partnership Research Agenda

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  1. Envisioning a Future Omaha System Partnership Research Agenda Karen S. Martin, RN, MSN, FAAN Health Care Consultant Martin Associates Omaha, NE martinks@tconl.com www.omahasystem.org

  2. Objectives • Summarize global drivers and challenges that impact research partnerships • Describe strategies that will enhance a future research agenda globally

  3. Automation and Electronic Health Record Use is EXPLODING…. • Practice (Acute care, Community care, Long-term care, Medical practices) • Education • Research • All settings globally

  4. Practice setting challenges & advances in information technology 2004: USA Federal mandate for Office of the National Coordinator & EHR adoption by 2014 2009: HITECH Act, Meaningful Use, Interoperability/data exchange, Standards, & Terminologies Drivers, Challenges, & Milestones

  5. 2011-12 Stage 1: Baseline for data capture and information sharing-meet 20 of 25 objectives; $4.5 billion 2013 Stage 2: Certification, involve patients, code sets, more objectives 2015 Stage 3: Will expand on Stage 2 with more objectives; penalties begin if not using EHRs Drivers, Challenges, & Milestones (cont.)

  6. Improve care coordination Reduce healthcare disparities Engage clients/patients & families Improve population and public health Ensure adequate privacy and security Goals of Meaningful Use

  7. ONC (Office of the National Coordinator) Professional Standards/ Accreditation CCHIT (Certification Commission for HIT) OMAHA SYSTEM SNOMED CT (Systematic Nomenclature of Medicine – Clinical Terms) National Organizations HL7, LOINC (Health Level 7, Logical Observations Identifiers Names and Codes)

  8. Partners: Research, Practice, Education, & IT

  9. Omaha System International Conference: 2011

  10. RESEARCH

  11. Transitions-acute/home/acute Differentiate between roles Effects of care in all settings Impact of EHRs on specific target groups Link between practice and education Link between care and cost Key Strategy: Critical mass

  12. Commit to a long-term program of research Possess extensive research skills Have institutional, collegial, and financial support Use cutting edge methods Create enthusiasm in others Key Strategy: Leaders

  13. Represent multiple disciplines and diverse settings globally Support the principles of sound research and partnership Are interested in advancing scholarship and quality of care Key Strategy: Teams

  14. Use email, phone, social media, Listservs Manage language barriers Arrange face-to-face meetings Give and receive personal and professional rewards for accomplishments Key Strategy: Collaboration

  15. MAXIMIZE the DRIVERS AND MINIMIZE the CHALLENGES!!! Future Omaha System Partnership Research Agenda:

  16. Resources: • www.omahasystem.org • www.omahasystemmn.org • www.omahasystempartnership.org

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