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The Complex Infrastructure of Government Efforts to Support the Dispersion of Health Information Technology: The Role of the Certification Commission for Healthcare Information Technology (CCHIT) Jane Metzger Research Director, Emerging Practices, First Consulting Group CCHIT Commissioner Presented at: HIT Symposium at MIT: Cambridge, MA – July 18, 2006 These are notes about this page. You can use the note pane, and print the notes, from the menu

Goals of Product Certification History and Status Sept 2004: AHIMA, HIMSS, and the Alliance partner to launch CCHIT June 2005: Eight organizations add $325k funding support Sept 2005: CCHIT awarded 3-year, $7.5M HHS contract to develop compliance criteria and inspection process Ambulatory EHRs (2006) Inpatient EHRs (2007) Infrastructure and Networks through which EHRs interoperate (2008) July 18, 2006: First batch of certified ambulatory EHRs announced Goals of Product Certification Reduce the risks of investing in HIT Facilitate interoperability of HIT products Enhance availability of adoption incentives Ensure that the privacy of personal health information is protected

Develop Inspection Process Launch Certification Program Development Process Develop Inspection Process Launch Certification Program Gather Data Develop Criteria Pilot Test Finalize Stakeholder priorities Availability in vendor marketplace Practicality of certification Release for public comment Criteria for next year Functionality Security/ reliability Interoperability Roadmap for Next year + 1 Next year + 2 Release for public comment Methods Self-attestation Juror observation Laboratory testing Test scenarios Step-by-step test scripts Release for public comment Call for participants Random selection for each market segment Conduct pilot Release for public comment Results Final criteria Final test process and scripts Certification handbook and agreement Respond to comments Final adjustments Commission review and approve Publish final materials

Myths and Realities Myth Reality CCHIT is a government agency CCHIT is an independent, voluntary, private-sector initiative organized as a limited liability corporation. CCHIT will transition from HHS funding to a self-sustaining model. CCHIT is a standards development organization CCHIT develops criteria based on commonly available standards developed by SDOs. Certification could stunt innovation and competition in the HIT marketplace Certification is a pass/fail indication that the product meets basic criteria in every area. It provides a baseline above which HIT vendors may innovate and compete. CCHIT will only be certifying EHRs for the physician practice Work groups are already developing criteria for inpatient EHR certification. In 2007, the effort will expand to the networks and technology components through which EHRs interoperate.