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1 How are Southeast Pennsylvania hospitals meeting the Meaningful Use requirements of the Medicare and Medicaid EHR Incentive Programs? June 2016 How are Southeast Pennsylvania hospitals meeting the Meaningful Use requirements of the Medicare and Medicaid EHR Incentive Programs? June 2016 Progress in Health Information Technology Progress in Health Information Technology 2015 Annual HIT Survey by The American Hospital Association

2 State E-Health Activities in 2015  Southeastern PA hospitals and health systems are continuing to advance their adoptions of information technology to support high quality care delivery service. The transitional journey from measuring quality of performance to delivering high quality performance continues. Findings from this year’s survey demonstrate the regional hospitals’ and health systems’ commitment to progress in the implementation of health information technology across a broad range of functions.  The major changes in EHR vendors across the region signify the importance of interoperability, cost constraints, increased attention to quality indicators and physician adoption. The complexity of health care systems and constantly changing certification and meaningful use requirements are forcing hospitals and health systems to make major system changes very quickly. In 2015, forty-three percent (43%) of respondents indicated that they are changing vendors in the next 18 months. In 2014, forty percent (40%) of respondents said they were making major changes in vendor.  There has been an increase of hospitals and health systems being proactive in cybersecurity. In 2015, fifty percent (54%) of survey respondents said they support two-factor authentication. This is a slight increase from fifty percent (50%) in 2014. 2

3 3 Computerized Systems for Electronic Clinical Documentation Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

4 4 Computerized Systems for Electronic Clinical Documentation Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

5 5 Computerized Systems for Electronic Clinical Documentation Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

6 6 Computerized Systems for Results Viewing Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

7 7 Computerized Systems for Provider Order Entry (CPOE) Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

8 8 Computerized Systems for Decision Support Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

9 9 Computerized Systems for Barcoding or RFID Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

10 10 Computerized Systems for Other Functionalities Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

11 11 Respondents with electronic systems that allow the following: Population Health Management Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

12 12 Respondents with electronic systems that allow the following: Medication Management Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

13 13 Respondents with electronic systems that allow the following: Care Summary Documents Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

14 14 Respondents with electronic systems that allow the following: Automated Quality Reporting Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

15 15 Respondents with electronic systems that allow the following: Public Health Reporting & Other Functions Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

16 16 Patient Engagement Functions Are patients able to do any of the following regarding their medical records? Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

17 Electronic Data Exchange with Hospitals (Check all that apply) 17 % of respondents indicating “Yes” Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

18 Electronic Data Exchange with Ambulatory Providers (Check all that apply) 18 % of respondents indicating “Yes” Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

19 With Patient transitions, how do you routinely send/receive summary of care record? (Check all that apply) 19 % of respondents indicating “Yes” Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

20 When a patient transitions, does hospital routinely electronically send/receive (no eFax) summary of care with providers? (Check all that apply) 20 % of respondents indicating “Yes” Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

21 Does EHR integrate any type of clinical information received electronically (not eFax) from providers or sources outside your hospital system/org without the need for manual entry? % of respondents 21 If yes, does EHR integrate info contained in summary of care records w/out manual entry? Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

22 Are providers at your hospital able to query electronically for a patient’s health information from sources outside of your organization or system? 22 Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

23 Do providers at your hospital routinely have necessary clinical information available electronically from outside providers or sources when treating a patient that was seen by another health provider/setting? 23 Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

24 When a patient visits your Emergency Department, do you routinely provide electronic notification to the patient’s primary care physician? % of respondents 24 If YES, are electronic notifications provided to primary care physicians, as follows? (Check all that apply) Percent (%) Responding “Yes” Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

25 25 What is your level of participation with HIE’s or HIO’s? Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

26 26 What issues are being experienced sending/receiving patient health info to/from organizations? (Check all that apply) Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

27 Does your IT department currently support an infrastructure for two factor authentication (e.g., tokens or biometrics)? 27 Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

28 Do you possess an EHR system that has been certified as meeting federal requirements for the hospital objectives of Meaningful Use? 28 Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

29 On the whole, how would you describe your EMR/EHR system? 29 Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

30 Primary Inpatient EMR/EHR System to Pennsylvania Hospitals 30 Top Vendors – Inpatient Systems 1Cerner28.6% 2Meditech21.4% 3Siemens14.3% 4Allscripts10.7% 4Epic10.7% 5GE3.6% 5HMS3.6% Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

31 Do you use the same primary inpatient EHR/EMR system vendor (noted above) for your primary outpatient EMR/EHR system? 31 Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

32 Vendor systems used to exchange patient health information 32 Top Vendors – Exchanging Patient Health Information 1 My primary Inpatient EMR60.7% 2 Surescripts25.0% 2 Mirth25.0% 3 ClinicalConnect HIE17.9% 4 CareEvolution14.3% 4 MedAllies14.3% 5 Medicity10.7% 5 Secure Exchange Systems10.7% 5 MobileMD10.7% 5 HealthShare Exchange10.7% 6 Orion Health3.6% 6 ICA3.6% 6 Truven Analytics3.6% Other: Allscripts Caradigm Corepoint dBMotion DrFirst E-Gate Greenway Iatric MicroMD Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

33 What changes, if any, are you planning for your EHR system within the next 18 months? (Check all that apply) 33 Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

34 34 Primary Challenges in implementing EMR/EHR system that meets MU federal requirements? (Check all that apply) Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

35 35 Do you use electronic clinical data from EHR/EMR system to do the following? (Check all that apply) Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

36 Data Source  The AHA’s Annual HIT survey was fielded to more than six-thousand hospitals nationwide in Winter 2015. In Pennsylvania, 102 general acute care (GAC) hospitals responded to the survey (65% response rate). Sample is broadly representative of all Pennsylvania-licensed general acute care hospitals. An additional 29 non-acute and specialty hospitals in Pennsylvania also participated in the survey; however, for the purposes of this analysis, their responses have been excluded. 36 Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

37 37 Distribution of Southeast Pa (SEPA) Hospital Respondents Source: 2015 AHA HIT Surveys, Results for Southeastern Pennsylvania Acute Care Hospitals, June 2016

38 The Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania June 2016

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