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eMDs Meaningful Use

eMDs Meaningful Use. Skip Rhudy Live Oak Family Health, PA Applied Medical Computing www.appliedmedcomputing.com. Who is Skip Rhudy ?.

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eMDs Meaningful Use

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  1. eMDs Meaningful Use Skip Rhudy Live Oak Family Health, PA Applied Medical Computing www.appliedmedcomputing.com

  2. Who is Skip Rhudy? Skip worked at Charles Schwab & Company, Inc for the last decade building high end trading platforms and working on Security Infrastructure and Security Architecture for Schwab. He was the system architect for StreetSmart Edge, Schwab’s latest high end trading platform. Skip started working at Live Oak Family Health PA in October 2010 and transitioned out of Schwab by April 2011. He does eMDs and general IT support for Live Oak and other practices in Seguin.

  3. Prerequisites • Register with EHR incentive website (http://www.cms.gov/EHRIncentivePrograms ) • Be enrolled in Medicare FFS, MA, or Medicaid (FFS or managed care) • Have a National Provider Identifier (NPI) and have an active account in the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES). • Be enrolled in Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System (PECOS) (slide courtesy Dr Helmrick & MrLove)

  4. Prerequisites • Install or upgrade to eMDs 7.0 or higher • Install Surescripts • Install RxHub • Optional: Patient Portal • Configure eMDs to record MU data

  5. Disclaimer • The following information shows how Live Oak Family Health PA is attempting to implement Medicare Meaningful Use with eMDs. Live Oak is still learning how to do MU • Following this information does not guarantee your implementation will give the same results because your environment may be set up differently and may require more configuration steps

  6. Testing • With IT systems in general, testing is as critical as configuration • This is especially true when configuring eMDs to do Meaningful Use • You must test your configuration by running reports, at least on a monthly basis • Use the report results to find and address issues in configuration and usage and correct the issues

  7. Live Oak Implementation • Installed eMDs 7.0 • Training: watched Meaningful Use videos on eMDs Support Center site. • Configured eMDs to do Meaningful Use • Discovered installation issues with 7.0 that caused smoking status data problems • Installed Crystal Reports Meaningful Use updates and ran initial reports

  8. Install eMDs 7.0 • Have to be running eMDs 6.3 or higher • Have to be using SQL 2005 or higher • Unblock templates or smoking status menus on templates will fail to install correctly and will require database table surgery to fix.

  9. Training Videos on Support Center • https://supportcenter.e-mds.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=3222 • Go to the Video Learning Library • Select Meaningful Use (Core) • Select Meaningful Use (Menuset) *Note that eMDs does not number Meaningful Use Core or Menu Set the same as CMS

  10. HOWTO: eMDs MU Core • Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE): proper config (licensure tab for clinical staff) • e-Prescribing: requires Surescripts, proper config, and correct eMDs usage (training vid) • Report ambulatory clinical quality measures: run reports & provide results to CMS • Implement one clinical decision support rule: use Rule Manager to set up, schedule task to run rule • Provide Patients with an electronic copy of their health information on request: correct eMDs usage, export to a file (USB or CD/DVD) email (3 business days) • Provide clinical summaries for patients for each office visit: correct eMDs usage (training vid) • Drug-drug and drug-allergy interaction checks: proper config, correct eMDs usage (chart training) • Record demographics: proper config (training vid), correct eMDs usage (training vid) • Maintain an up-to-date problem list of current and active diagnoses: correct eMDs usage (training vid, chart training) • Maintain active medication list: correct eMDs usage (training vid, chart training) • Maintain active medication allergy list: correct eMDs usage (training vid, chart training) • Record and chart changes in vital signs: correct eMDs usage (training vid, flowsheet training) • Record smoking status for patients 13 years or older: correct eMDs usage, no template blocking during 7.0 install, template updates for 7.0 (training vid) • Capability to exchange key clinical information among providers of care and patient-authorized entities electronically: correct eMDs usage (training vid that doesn’t work) • Protect electronic health information: IT Security analysis/upgrade (TBD), correct eMDs usage (training vid that doesn’t work) (45 CFR 164.308(a)(1) )

  11. HOWTO: eMDs Menu Set • Drug-Formulary checks: RXHub, proper config • Incorporate clinical lab test results as structured data: various lab interfaces (CPL, Quest, LabCorp, GRMC), proper config, correct eMDs usage (training vid) • Generate lists of patients by specific conditions: preferred reminder in demographics, eMDs Registry Processor, correct eMDs usage (training vid) • Send reminders to patients per patient preference for preventive/follow up care: Registry Processor, correct eMDs usage (training vid) • Provide patients with timely electronic access to their health information:Patient Portal, correct eMDs usage (training vid) (4 business days) • Use certified EHR technology to identify patient-specific education resources and provide to patient, if appropriate: correct eMDs usage (training vid) • Medication reconciliation: correct eMDs usage (training vid) • Summary of care record for each transition of care/referrals: correct eMDs usage (training vid) • Capability to submit electronic data to immunization registries/systems: eMDs Interface Engine,ImmTrac,proper config, correct eMDs usage (training vid), one test, follow up submission if test is successful • Capability to provide electronic syndromic surveillance data to public health agencies:eMDs Interface Engine, proper config, correct eMDs usage (training vid), one test, follow up submission if test is successful

  12. ImmTrac Austin Texas Registry: ImmTrac Main Contact: Thomas ColvinPhone: 512.458.7111 x6454E-mail: thomas.colvin@dshs.state.tx.us Technical Contact: Kevin AllenPhone: 512.458.7111 x6603Fax: 512.458.7790E-mail: kevin.allen@dshs.state.tx.us http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/programs/iis/contact-state.htm#t

  13. Configure eMDs • Make sure audit is turned on • Make sure all Formulary checks are on • Make sure you are sending electronically; eMDs recommends selecting “electronic” as the default • Make sure you set up a clinical decision support rule and run it (eMDs support site has a document showing how to set up a task to do it)

  14. Audit/HIPAA turned on

  15. Formulary/Surescripts(Chart/File/Options)

  16. Formulary/Surescripts CMS Menu Set 1

  17. Formulary/Surescripts CMS Core 7 CMS Menu Set 1

  18. Formulary/Surescripts CMS Core 7 CMS Menu Set 1 CMS Core 2

  19. Clinical Quality Measures

  20. MU Crystal Reports

  21. MU Crystal Reports

  22. Live Oak MU Core Results Measure Jan – March March-May • Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE): 94% (30%) • e-Prescribing: 71% (40%) • Report ambulatory clinical quality measures: Created Reports • Implement one clinical decision support rule: Ran Rules • Patient Health information on request: Enabled • Patient clinical summaries for each visit: 05%(50%) • Drug-drug and drug-allergy interaction checks: Enabled • Record demographics: 47% (50%) • Problem list of current and active diagnoses: 80% (80%) • Maintain active medication list:98% (80%) • Maintain active allergy list: 99% (80%) • Record and chart changes in vital signs: 92% (50%) • Record smoking status 13 years or older: 22% (50%) • Exchange key clinical information electronically: Enabled • Protect electronic health information: No RA

  23. Live Oak MU Core Results Measure Jan – March March-May • Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE): 94% (30%) 99% (30%) • e-Prescribing: 71% (40%) 72% (40%) • Report ambulatory clinical quality measures: Created Reports Created Reports • Implement one clinical decision support rule: Ran Rules Ran Rules • Patient Health information on request: Enabled Enabled • Patient clinical summaries for each visit: 05%(50%) 53% (50%) • Drug-drug and drug-allergy interaction checks: Enabled Enabled • Record demographics: 47% (50%) 80% (80%) • Problem list of current and active diagnoses: 80% (80%) 83% (80%) • Maintain active medication list:98% (80%) 99% (80%) • Maintain active allergy list: 99% (80%) 99% (80%) • Record and chart changes in vital signs: 92% (50%) 93% (50%) • Record smoking status 13 years or older: 22% (50%) 53% (50%) • Exchange key clinical information electronically: Enabled Enabled • Protect electronic health information: No RAWork in Progress

  24. Live Oak MU Menu Set Results Measure Jan – March March - May • Drug-Formulary checks: Enabled • Clinical lab results as structured data:41% (40%) • Lists of patients by specific conditions: Enabled • Patient reminders by preference : 00%(20%) • Timely electronic health information:No Patient Portal • Patient-specific education resources: 00%(10%) • Medication reconciliation: 00%(50%) • Summary of care: 00%(50%) • Submit immunization data: Not tested • Submit syndromic surveillance data:Not tested

  25. Live Oak MU Menu Set Results Measure Jan – March March - May • Drug-Formulary checks: Enabled Enabled • Clinical lab results as structured data:41% (40%) 63% (40%) • Lists of patients by specific conditions: Enabled Enabled • Patient reminders by preference : 00%(20%) 00%(20%) • Timely electronic health information:No Patient PortalNo Patient Portal • Patient-specific education resources: 00%(10%)01%(10%) • Medication reconciliation: 00%(50%)40%(50%) • Summary of care: 00%(50%)44%(50%) • Submit immunization data: Not testedNot tested • Submit syndromic surveillance data:Not testedNot tested

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