Recommendations to the HIT Policy Committee on ONC Standards and Certification NPRM May 2, 2012 Certification and Adoption Workgroup Marc Probst, Intermountain.

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Recommendations to the HIT Policy Committee on ONC Standards and Certification NPRM May 2, 2012 Certification and Adoption Workgroup Marc Probst, Intermountain Healthcare Larry Wolf, Kindred Healthcare

1 Workgroup Members Co-Chairs Marc Probst, Intermountain Healthcare Larry Wolf, Kindred Healthcare Members Joan Ash, Ohio State University Steve Downs, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Carl Dvorak, Epic Paul Egerman, Entrepreneur Joseph Heyman, Whittier IPA George Hripcsak, Columbia University Liz Johnson, Tenet Healthcare Charles Kennedy, Aetna Donald Rucker, Siemens Latanya Sweeney, Harvard University Paul Tang, Palo Alto Medical Foundation Micky Tripathi, Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative Scott White, SEIU HHS liaisons Martin Rice, HRSA 8 Complex Topics 7 weeks of effort 15 mins!

2 Focus on Policy Definition of Certified EHR Technology Safety Enhanced Design Clinical Decision Support Other Health Care Settings Accounting of Disclosures Disability Status Data Portability EHR Technology Price Transparency

3 Focus on Policy Definition of Certified EHR Technology Safety Enhanced Design Clinical Decision Support Other Health Care Settings Accounting of Disclosures Disability Status Data Portability EHR Technology Price Transparency Recommendation: ONC add a Voluntary Base EHR certification specification to test integration of Base modules with respect to security, safety, and usability. Recommendation: ONC add a voluntary Security integration certification specification to test integration of Base, Core, or Menu modules with security module contained in Base EHR.

4 Focus on Policy Definition of Certified EHR Technology Safety Enhanced Design Clinical Decision Support Other Health Care Settings Accounting of Disclosures Disability Status Data Portability EHR Technology Price Transparency Recommendation: Require documentation of evidence that user centered design principles were employed throughout product development. Recommendation: Require use of standard quality criteria for software development captured in documentation. Comment: Support need for an ability to generate a file for reporting EHR safety events to the PSO. However, care needed to not further complicate UI and workflow.

5 Focus on Policy Definition of Certified EHR Technology Safety Enhanced Design Clinical Decision Support Other Health Care Settings Accounting of Disclosures Disability Status Data Portability EHR Technology Price Transparency Comment: The change to "Clinical Decision Support Intervention" vs. "rule" is a good one providing a wider, more robust definition that doesn't focus on technical implementation. Comment: Requiring this relatively early InfoButton standard as the "go to" standard is premature. Recommendation: Propose requiring a broader certification criteria such as 5 examples of decision support and at least one set of decision support software build tools (rules engine, InfoButton, expert system builder).

6 Focus on Policy Definition of Certified EHR Technology Safety Enhanced Design Clinical Decision Support Other Health Care Settings Accounting of Disclosures Disability Status Data Portability EHR Technology Price Transparency Recommendation: Care Summary Exchange. Reduce the time and cost for ineligible providers to acquire, implement and use HIT to exchange information with other providers using standard- based care summaries (C-CDA) to coordinate care. Recommendation: Voluntary setting of specific criteria. Voluntary certification with ONC criteria and process, especially for modular certification.

7 Focus on Policy Definition of Certified EHR Technology Safety Enhanced Design Clinical Decision Support Other Health Care Settings Accounting of Disclosures Disability Status Data Portability EHR Technology Price Transparency Recommendation: There is benefit in keeping the “optional” certification criterion language so long as HHS and OCR have not identified a long-term plan for addressing what the AOD report should entail.

8 Focus on Policy Definition of Certified EHR Technology Safety Enhanced Design Clinical Decision Support Other Health Care Settings Accounting of Disclosures Disability Status Data Portability EHR Technology Price Transparency Comment: Dual emphasis on improving care and tracking disparities of access and outcomes. Recommendation: Include in Stage 3 Meaningful Use, as formal nomenclature and coding are still in preliminary phases. Recommendation: Include sexual orientation and gender identity in Stage 3 Meaningful Use.

9 Focus on Policy Definition of Certified EHR Technology Safety Enhanced Design Clinical Decision Support Other Health Care Settings Accounting of Disclosures Disability Status Data Portability EHR Technology Price Transparency Comment: It is not likely that the Consolidated CDA could electronically provide a sufficient amount of a patient’s health history, especially for complex, long hospital stays, and probably not for complex patients w/ chronic disease. Comment: Standards required for items such as; Flow charts, ancillary care (therapists) notes, dietary, ventilator settings, and many other detailed clinical information. Comment: Batch export of multiple patient records represents a privacy risk.

10 Focus on Policy Definition of Certified EHR Technology Safety Enhanced Design Clinical Decision Support Other Health Care Settings Accounting of Disclosures Disability Status Data Portability EHR Technology Price Transparency Comment: EHR pricing is complex. There are many factors that affect total cost of ownership (TCO). Although we recognize potential value of EHR price transparency, without a full cost model, pricing information is anything but transparent. Recommendation: We recommend that ONC does not include this as part of its final rule.

11 Focus on Policy Significantly more comment and much work completed by workgroup Certification and Adoption Work Group preparing formal comments to ONC