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Get with the Guidelines: Outpatient

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Get with the Guidelines: Outpatient

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    1. Get with the Guidelines: Outpatient

    2. Quality Improvement Model 2 CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010

    3. CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010 3 Since 2001 Over 1600 Hospitals Nationwide Over 2.2 Million Patient Records Over 625 Hospitals Receiving Recognition With 65 Peer Reviewed Publications

    4. Program Overview History Launched in November 2009; based on success of nearly 10 years experience in inpatient quality improvement and over 2 million lives touched Broad Audience General healthcare practitioners (internal medicine, family medicine, osteopathic, OB/GYNs, nurse practitioners, as well as specialties including cardiology, neurology, geriatric medicine, etc.) Dynamic Channel Multi-vendor channel through health technology vendors 15 Health technology and electronic health record vendors committed, currently conducting data compatibility testing 4 CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010

    5. Benefits to Practices Simplifies data extraction by working directly with EHR vendors Provides quarterly reports on data quality & performance feedback on treatment to guidelines Aligns with key incentive based programs to simplify your practices’ processes Offers national recognition for the work you do each day Allows you and your patients to participate in key research that will change healthcare Includes access to valuable AHA resources, including clinical support services, professional education and patient education materials 5 CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010

    6. 6 CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010 Program Model

    7. 7 CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010 Program Benefits

    8. 8 CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010 Resources and Programs

    9. 9 CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010 Current Environment

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    11. CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010 11

    12. 15 Electronic Health Record/Health Information Technology Vendors committed to-date First data transfer from Ochsner Clinic 180 physician practice; 60K patient load in 2009 25 Sites registered (Awaiting Vendor Agreements before proceeding to contract) Up to 75 practice locations, 1700 providers Representation from all regions/affiliates; practice sizes: 0-10 to 200+ doc practices Cardiology, family med, multi-specialty and neurology specialties registered Active discussions with large systems – including Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, Cleveland Clinic 12 CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010 Key Accomplishments

    13. Site Recruitment AHA Field Staff execution and activation Tailor webinars/workshops, exhibits, educational opportunities Program Expansion Update/expand measure capture Answering market demands for health agencies to align Brand power behind three leading health non-profits Expanded reach to healthcare professionals, media and consumers Unsurpassed scientific expertise Health Information Exchanges (HIE)/Regional Extension Centers (REC) 13 CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010 Next Steps

    14. Program Supporters CONFIDENTIAL – American Heart Association 2010

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