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Meaningful Use and the EHR Incentive Program

Meaningful Use and the EHR Incentive Program. NIHB Annual Consumer Conference. EHR Incentive Program.

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Meaningful Use and the EHR Incentive Program

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  1. Meaningful Use and the EHR Incentive Program NIHB Annual Consumer Conference

  2. EHR Incentive Program • The Medicare and Medicaid EHR Incentive Programs will provide incentive payments to eligible professionals (EPs), eligible hospitals (EHs) and critical access hospitals (CAHs) as they adopt, implement, upgrade or demonstrate meaningful use of certified EHR technology.

  3. Meaningful Use • Eligibility • Certified EHR • Meaningful Use Measures • Clinical Quality Measures

  4. Provider Eligibility

  5. Meaningful Use • Eligibility • Certified EHR • Meaningful Use Measures • Clinical Quality Measures

  6. Certified RPMS EHR Requirements

  7. Meaningful Use • Eligibility • Certified EHR • Meaningful Use Measures • Clinical Quality Measures

  8. Meaningful Use Measures • Yes/No Measures • Implement drug-drug and drug-allergy checks • Generate at least one report listing patients with a specific condition • Measures with Targets • Record smoking status for more than 50% of patients • Provide patient-specific education resources for more than 10% of patients

  9. Meaningful Use Measures EP Core Set Measures (15) EH Core Set Measures (14) Use CPOE for medication orders Implement drug-drug and drug-allergy checks Record demographics ePrescribing Maintain up-to-date problem list, medication list, medication allergy list Record and chart changes in vital signs Record smoking status Implement one clinical decision support rule Report clinical quality measures Provide patients an electronic copy of health info upon request Provide clinical summaries for office visits Provide electronic copy of discharge instructions upon request Capability to electronically exchange key clinical information (perform test) Protect electronic health information (security risk analysis)

  10. Meaningful Use Measures EP Menu Set Measures (10) EH Menu Set Measures (10) Implement drug formulary checks Incorporate clinical lab test results into certified EHR Generate lists of patients by specific conditions Record advance directives Send reminders to patients Provide patients with timely electronic access to their health information Use certified EHR to identify and provide patient-specific education resources Perform medication reconciliation for patients referred to the EP/EH Provide summary of care records for patients referred to other providers/facilities Submit electronic data to immunization registries Submit electronic syndromic surveillance data to public health agencies Submit electronic data on reportable lab results to public health agencies

  11. Meaningful Use • Eligibility • Certified EHR • Meaningful Use Measures • Clinical Quality Measures

  12. Clinical Quality Measures: EPs • Core/Alternate Core Set (6) • Hypertension • Tobacco Use Assessment/Cessation Intervention • Adult Weight Screening/Follow-up • Weight Assessment/Counseling for Children • Adult Influenza Immunization • Childhood Immunization • Additional Measures (38) • Breast Cancer Screening; Cervical Cancer Screening; Colorectal Cancer Screening

  13. Clinical Quality Measures: EHs • Emergency Department (2) • Median time from ED arrival to ED departure for admitted patients; median time from admit decision time to ED departure time for admitted patients • Stroke (7) • Anticoagulation for A-fib/flutter, discharge on statins, stroke education, etc. • Venous Thromboembolism (6) • Anticoagulation overlap therapy, discharge instructions, etc.

  14. Medicare Incentive Program Year Requirement Incentive 1 Demonstrate MU for 90-day period $18,000 2 Demonstrate MU for full calendar year $12,000 3 Demonstrate MU for full calendar year $8,000 4 Demonstrate MU for full calendar year $4,000 5 Demonstrate MU for full calendar year $2,000 Requirements and Amounts for EPs who begin in 2011 or 2012

  15. Medicare Incentive Payments

  16. Medicaid Incentive Payments Year Requirement Incentive 1 Adopt/Implement/Upgrade to certified EHR technology $21,250 2 Demonstrate MU for 90-day period $8,500 3 Demonstrate MU for full calendar year $8,500 4 Demonstrate MU for full calendar year $8,500 5 Demonstrate MU for full calendar year $8,500 6 Demonstrate MU for full calendar year $8,500 Requirements and Amounts for EPs

  17. EHR Incentive Program Registration www.cms.gov/ehrincentiveprograms/

  18. EHR Incentive Program Registration

  19. EHR Incentive Program Registration • Medicare EPs: • Register with CMS • Medicaid EPs: • Register with CMS • Register with state Medicaid program • Hospitals: • Register as dual-eligible • With CMS for Medicare • With state Medicaid program for Medicaid Certified EHR is not required for registration!

  20. Regional Extension Center The RECs will support and serve health care providers to help them quickly become adept and meaningful users of EHRs. RECs are designed to make sure that primary care clinicians get the help they need to use EHRs. Provide training and support services to assist providers in adopting EHRs Offer information and guidance to help with EHR implementation Provide technical assistance

  21. REC vs Incentive Program Regional Extension Center EHR Incentive Program EHR certification rule Meaningful use rule Support providers and hospitals in achieving MU Reward providers and hospitals for achieving MU

  22. Provider Responsibilities Regional Extension Center EHR Incentive Program • Sign up with REC • Go live with certified EHR • Achieve MU • Register with CMS/State • Achieve MU • Attest/submit each year Completing Milestone = REC Funding Demonstrating MU =Incentive Payment

  23. Regional Extension Center • EHR Incentive Program ONC CMS $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ IHS NIHB AI/AN REC EPs/EHs 1. Provider signs up with NIHB AI/AN REC 2. Provider “goes live” with certified EHR 3. Provider achieves meaningful use   

  24. NIHB REC M1: Sign Up http://nihb.org/rec/rec.php

  25. NIHB REC M2: Go Live

  26. NIHB REC M3: Achieve MU • Medicare EPs • Provide CMS Attestation ID • Medicaid EPs and others • Provide attestation data from RPMS-EHR reports

  27. Things to Do Now Sign up with the NIHB REC Designate a Meaningful Use Coordinator Install RPMS EHR patches and other required software applications for certification Review MU Measures and redesign workflows Register for EHR Incentive Program (pending launch of State program for Medicaid EPs/EHs)

  28. 2011 Timeline • Hospitals • Medicare: Last 90-day period within FY 2011 to demonstrate MU is July 1 – Sept 30, 2011 • Medicaid: Check with state about deadlines • Providers • Medicare: Last 90-day period within CY 2011 to demonstrate MU is Oct 1 – Dec 31, 2011 • Medicaid: Check with state about deadlines

  29. Resources • www.usetinc.net/ehr • Resources • Frequently Asked Questions • www.cms.gov/ehrincentiveprograms/ • EHR Incentive Program Eligibility, Registration • Status of State Medicaid Programs • Frequently Asked Questions • www.ihs.gov/meaningfuluse/ • Resources • MU Listserv • RPMS-EHR Certification Info

  30. Contact Vicki French United South and Eastern Tribes 615-467-1578 vfrench@usetinc.org Vicki.French@ihs.gov

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