Omnibus Care Plan (OCP) Care Coordination System

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Omnibus Care Plan (OCP) Care Coordination System Reimagining Care Planning and Care Coordination Pause on this slide while people are joining. Kenneth Salyards, SAMHSA

Reimagining the Care Plan to improve outcomes SAMHSA engaged with subject matter experts to recommend changing the care plan model from a process-based model to an outcome-based model using SOAP notes as an ongoing opportunity to maintain and track constant engagement with the patient: Subjective self-evaluation Objective, measurable goals Assessments to identify problems and track progress/outcomes Planned interventions, medications, encounters, etc. Improve engagement and social connectedness to improve patient outcomes User-friendly data entry to reduce documentation burden by using a SOAP note – a standard method of documenting care

Omnibus Care Premise Patient-centered care revolves around effective and efficient care coordination across care providers, patient engagement, social connectedness, and facilitating the patients’ treatment beyond episodic or chronic treatment. Today, the healthcare environment is fragmented and ineffectual in providing 3600 whole-patient care with the mix of private and public insurers and self- pay with a large number of no-pay patients. SAMHSA is devoted to the care and treatment of behavioral health patients. New models of paying for care are being developed and initiated with the objective to reduce the cost of healthcare.

Omnibus Care Plan Functional Overview Administrative Program, Services, Locations Patient Enrollment Practitioners, Organizations Patient Consent Episode of Care Scheduling/ Appointment Appointments/ Scheduling Encounter Management Care Coordination Caseload Mgmt. Dashboard Enrollee/ Consumer Dashboard Outreach/ Activity Management Smart Notes Program Mgmt. Screeners/ Assessments Scored screening and assessments (MA Assessment, PHQ9, PHQ4, etc.) Comprehensive Assessment Computable Scores/sub-scores (LOINC) Care Planning and Delivery SOAP and Visit Notes Dynamic Care Plan Summary Goals and Interventions based on Outcomes/scores Standards-based Data Shared Among Applications

Omnibus Care Plan Technical Architecture Cloud-based, Secure, HIPAA-Compliant, Scalable, Extensible Web Platform Browser-based, supports phone/mobile Low Information Technology (IT) overhead Web-application HL7 Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR), Integration with Electronic Health Record (EHR), billing, quality systems Standards-based Data Services HIPAA compliant cloud services Business Associate Agreement Centralized management, secure, scalable Cloud-based & HIPAA-Compliant Reuses existing software components Extensible to integrate other applications Reusability and Extensibility Encryption Identity & Access Mgmt. User roles (Permissions) Patient Consent Security/Privacy Automatic increase in memory, storage to match user needs cloud services Scalable

Omnibus Care Plan Roadmap: Data Standards, Interoperability, and Analytics Sharing data among applications in a seamless manner Monitor and report patient outcomes Interoperability EHR systems Pre-authorization Billing system Electronic Visit Verification Quality reporting system Patient engagement through mobile devices Expanded provider access to telemedicine Analytics Data warehouse and integration Business intelligence (BI) reporting and health analytics Quality outcome reporting Clinical decision support HHS agencies are driving interoperability efforts and change in US healthcare. Office of National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) is leading interoperability through standardization workgroups, collaboration with Standards Development Organizations (SDO) and certification programs of the healthcare systems SAMHSA is leading interoperability specifically for the behavioral health domain by working with SDOs and other federal agencies

Omnibus Care Plan Solution Overview: Solution Component Diagram Clinician Patient Care Team Care Coordination Program Management Alerts & Notifications Consent Management Task/Activity Management Referral Management Scheduling/ Appointments Functional Services Program Administration Continuity of Care Billing Support Infrastructure Services Security/ Privacy EHR & HIE Integration Reporting Analytics We need the EOB ? C-CDA FHIR SMART-on-FHIR Standards

Reusable SMART-on-FHIR modules/ applications Standard-Based Wraparound Application (e.g. EHR system, MESC system, OCP) Reusable SMART-on-FHIR modules/ applications

SMART-on-FHIR app launch FHIR Resources FHIR Search C-CDA

Demonstration Enabling