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Care Delivery Technology Governance. Committee Scope The Care Delivery Technology Governance (CDTG), which is comprised of the EHR Governance and IT Steering Committees, is a special committee of the Executive Medical Board (EMB).
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Care Delivery Technology Governance Committee Scope • The Care Delivery Technology Governance (CDTG), which is comprised of the EHR Governance and IT Steering Committees, is a special committee of the Executive Medical Board (EMB). • The CDTG does not have oversight of HTAP but will act as an advisory group when needed. • The CDTG is responsible for: • Directing the appropriate use, support, and on-going enhancement of UCSF’s APeX Electronic Health Record. • Set boundaries and criteria for of the use of stand-alone EHRs within Care Delivery (ie) Reproductive Health • Set standards for use of EHR by research/clinical trials and scope of integration with CTMS and IDR • Overall Care Delivery IT/Application, biomedical device and IT/Application funding & resources
Care Delivery Technology Governance • The CDTG is responsible for: • Overseeing Care Delivery technology investments, approval and prioritization of major project proposals, resolution of escalated issues including IT and Clinical Engineering. • Set standards for use of clinical tools/data within the E.H.R and other clinical/financial applications. • Policy/Procedures associated with Medical Center technologies. • Liaison relationship with the School of Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy and Medicine regarding Care Delivery technologies. • Reviews the Medical Center IT strategic plan (3-5 yr. horizon) to ensure compliance with strategic objectives of the Medical Center. • CDTG will serve as liaison to the various Campus IT committees to identify touch points between Medical Center IT and Campus IT strategies. • Reviews and approves all Care Delivery proposals for technology over $100,000 and/or affecting multiple departments.
Care Delivery Technology Governance • The CDTG is responsible for: • Reviews and approves all capital Care Delivery budgets for a rolling three-year period. • Responsible for prioritization for Care Delivery technology projects. • Regularly communicates its plans and the implications of its chosen direction to the rest of the organization. • Oversees and directs the activities of the following sub-committees (See organization chart)
Care Delivery Technology Governance Committee Voting Protocol • Quorum :50% of committee members (15) must be present to validate vote with the criteria listed below: • Members of CDTG may delegate their vote to another member or caste vote via proxy email to co-chairs • Decisions which modifies or impacts UCSF clinical practice require: • 3 voting Medical Staff Members of CDTG • Decisions which prioritizes budget/resource/project priorities requires: • 2 PCS/Ancillary, 2 Medical Center Staff and 1 Medical Center Ops/Admin for voting. • For decisions that require funds/resources for SOM need 1 voting SOM Admin. • Decisions which set Medical Center policy/procedure require participation from: • 1 of the relevant members; Privacy/Legal/Risk/Compliance for voting.
Care Delivery Technology Governance • Meeting Schedule • Monthly – 1st Thursday of each month • 2 hours – 12:00 to 2:00
Care Delivery Technology GovernanceMembership John Roberts David Robinowitz Ramana Sastry Kim Scurr Michael Skehan Ann Sparkman Barrie Strickland Enrique Terrazas Daniel Wandres Jane Wong Deborah Yano-Fong Josh Adler Sheila Antrum Ron Arenson Andrew Auerbach Opinder Bawa Joe Bengfort Michael Blum Seth Bokser Neal Cohen Russ Cucina* Elena Gates Michael Hindery Traci Hoiting * Pam Hudson Brigid Ide Ken Jones Eileen Kahaner David Morgan Susan Penney Tony Pogrel Guest Member: Carol Klove will be invited when Care Delivery technology policy/procedures are being reviewed * Co-chairs