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1 Leveraging Health IT: How can informatics transform public health (and public health transform health IT)? Claire Broome, M.D. Health Information Technology Summit March 7, 2005
2 How can informatics transform public health (and vice versa)? How can informatics transform public health? Overview of public health role Early detection and Biosense initiative Progress in HIT capacity at state and local health departments How can public health transform health information technology?
3 What is the business of public health? Surveillance (disease tracking) Early outbreak detection : bioterrorist, foodborne Assess health status of population Assist in planning access to health care Investigation of causes and transmission pattern Development of effective interventions to prevent disease and promote health Vaccines Decision support for eye care for diabetics
4 Hospital or Health Plan Public Health Lab Law Enforcement and First Responders Investigation Team Ambulatory Care Health Department CDC and Other Federal Organizations Public Health Information Network (PHIN) Vaccination Center Non-Clinical Sources OTC, 911, etc. R X Pharmaceutical Stockpile Public
5 Public Health Information Network Early Event Detection Outbreak Management Surveillance/Case Reporting Connecting Lab Systems Secure Communications Analysis & Interpretation Information Dissemination & Knowledge Management Countermeasure administration and Response Federal Health Architecture, NHIN & Consolidated Health Informatics
6 Public Health Information Network - Vision To transform public health by coordinating its functions and organizations with information systems that enable: real-time data flow computer assisted analysis decision support professional collaboration rapid dissemination of information to public health, clinical care and the public
7 How can informatics transform public health (and vice versa)? How can informatics transform public health? Overview of public health role Early detection and Biosense initiative Progress in HIT capacity at state and local health departments How can public health transform health information technology?
8 Surveillance approaches for early detection of outbreaks Informed alert health care provider notifies local or state health department 24/7 contact Syndromic surveillance --healthcare databases and novel data sources (veterinary labs, retail supermarket sales, business absentee data, etc) analyzed with various aberration detection algorithms Systematic evaluation of utility of data sources, algorithms, systems needed Disease specific health surveillance system detects an increase in disease specific reporting National Electronic Disease Surveillance System (NEDSS) Any signal irrespective of source will need confirmation, investigation
9 BioSense - Principles Early event detection is critical for Bioterrorism management and response The most useful tools will be dual use; Bioterrorism capable and regularly exercised for routine public health activities Multiple data sources should be co-ordinated to facilitate signal evaluation and reduce user burden Both diagnostic and pre-diagnostic (syndromic) data exist in electronic form in many yet untapped healthrelated data stores
10 BioSense Software System National safety net help support early event detection in major cities An implementation of identified standards A platform for the implementation and evaluation of different analytic approaches Connection to the CDC BioIntelligence Center to support early detection analysis at local, state and national levels
11 Data Sources Currently Available DoD Ambulatory Care and ER Diagnoses - Up to four diagnosis codes (IDC-9-CM) identifying the reason for every US ambulatory care (including ER) visit DoD - Procedures - Procedure codes (CPT) ordered for every U. S. ambulatory care visit VA - Ambulatory Care and ER Diagnoses - Diagnosis codes (IDC- 9-CM) for every US ambulatory care visit (including ER) in 172 hospitals and 650 outpatient clinics nationwide VA Procedures - Procedure codes (CPT) for every U.S. ambulatory care visit Clinical Laboratory Tests - Clinical lab tests ordered nationally BioWatch Results - Lab result for BioWatch environmental collectors
12 System Status Views for all states and all BioWatch cities 300 state and local health department user accounts In use in CDC BioIntelligence Center Have set up custom views for high profile events eg G8 meeting Detection algorithms CuSum, Smart Scores implemented SatScan - pending
13 BioSense Home Page Analytical Summary Information Region Selection Demonstration Data News and Important Detailed Information Punchcards and Analytical Summary Data Load Report
14 BioSense Health Indicators Page Data Visualization User Options Menus Demonstration Data Links to Syndrome-Specific Display Pages Syndrome-Specific Consolidated Graphs
15 BioSense Health Indicators Page Syndrome-Specific Maps Zoom-In/Out And Map Navigation Tool Demonstration Data Zip Code Mouse Over Display Data Source Specific Maps
16 HIT could facilitate linking additional data important for early detection to Biosense Claims clearinghouses Hospital systems and health plans Hospital information systems vendors Other national clinical testing labs Regional Health Information Organizations With local and state health departments, local clinical care sites
17 How can informatics transform public health (and vice versa)? How can informatics transform public health? Overview of public health role Early detection and Biosense initiative Progress in HIT capacity at state and local health departments How can public health transform health information technology?
18 Public Health Information Network Funding September 2002 Public Health and Social Services Emergency Fund $1 billion for state and local public health preparedness capacity CDC and HRSA require in grant guidance use of standards for IT investments September 2003, 2004 : continued state Preparedness funding HRSA grants $498 million ; CDC $870 million All 50 states funded for continuous internet connectivity to counties (fy1999) and surveillance planning ( fy 2000)
19 Moving from conceptual to real state and local health departments have different stages of electronic systems and IT capacities Each state/jurisdiction will need to develop specific plans Which systems to integrate What funding streams available Central concept of PHIN is implementation of standards based interoperable systems so all Support interoperability with clinical care partners, other states Efficient use of technical expertise, tools Plan for extensibility
20 How does PHIN improve local and state capacity? Web entry: case information available to local & state health departments immediately on entry (no paper, no mail) Supports case investigation by state and local health dept Standardized data sent electronically to CDC Same application for over 140 diseases, replacing disease specific stovepipe applications
21 How does PHIN accelerate disease detection by local & state health? Electronic laboratory results reporting (ELR) from clinical diagnostic laboratories For pre-defined results of public health importance, electronic message to health department automatically sent Message includes structured data including test, result, provider ID, patient age, sex Multi-jurisdiction labs, public health labs, some local labs Nebraska sees 3 fold increased number of cases reported; data at state within days of visit instead of weeks
22 Status of state PHIN enhancements January 2005 Grantee capacity Impact on disease reports In daily use Develop or deploy planning Capacity for web data entry More timely 25* Electronic Lab Reporting (excludes lead only) More timely More cases *application in use: 1 commercial (3 states); NEDSS Base System (10 states); custom (12 states),
23 How will public health benefit from PHIN and HIT? Increased timeliness for early detection: ELR, Biosense Increased number of cases reported: ELR Decreased data entry burden for health department (web entry; data automatically entered) For partners Easier to track and manage workflow for investigators Better alerting and communications Increased analysis capacity for state and local personnel As EHR s and decision support mature, can implement public health guidelines in clinical practise
24 How can informatics transform public health (and vice versa)? How can informatics transform public health? Overview of public health role Early detection and Biosense initiative Progress in HIT capacity at state and local health departments How can public health transform health information technology?
25 How can public health accelerate interoperable standards based health information systems? Public health intrinsically must exchange information with all clinical partners in a population Shouldn t all RHIO s have a public health participant? Evident public value outbreak detection, preparedness Concrete solutions for standards based interoperability e.g. bidirectional secure messages (ebxml) HL7 V 3 messages Implementation guides for message content eg lab results Development of data use agreements Public Health content & services for EHR s
26 How do we get to standards based interoperable systems? Gartner Group project on PHIN implementation PHIN is a multi-organizational business and technical architecture Technical standards Data standards Specifications to do work Is also a process Commitment to the use of standards Commitment to participating in development and implementation of specifications
27 Improving preparedness: enhanced diagnosis and reporting Information on clinical presentations: s via states, professional societies Web sites CDC >12,000,000 downloads CDC s Distance Learning network 10 programs for >1,300,000 participants (fall 2001 events) Diagnostic capacity for BT and chemical agents Laboratory Response Network CDC & APHL-reagents & protocols from web site Ability to contact health department 24/7 States funding for epidemiology staff, communications with hospitals Communications platforms, alerting protocols
28 Public Health Information Network Tools available from CDC Software for industry standards based bidirectional inter-institutional messaging transport (PHIN MS) ebxml handshake, PKI encryption and security Technical assistance & direct assistance available for public health partners (eg security IVV) PHIN Vocabulary Access and Distribution Services, including web accessible Standard Reference Tables Implementation Guides that specify data standards, message format
29 Example of a potentially useful tool : PHIN Messaging System (PHIN-MS) Software for industry standards based interinstitutional message transport available from CDC ebxml handshake, PKI encryption and security Payload agnostic (HL-7, text file, etc) Bi-directional data exchange PHIN-MS in use by state and local partners for point to point messaging (ED and lab to state; state to CDC) Several commercial systems planning to incorporate integration broker laboratory information system
30 How do we get there from here? We don t have the ideal technology, but there is much we can do NOW Standards and tools can help Leverage funds, hardware, software, technical expertise, experience Let s commit to working together to transform the public s health!
31 Background Information
32 What does PHIN have to do with HIPAA? HIPAA mandates national health care data standards and policies in four areas: Transaction content; unique identifiers for providers, health plans; security; privacy PHIN architecture standards are HIPAA compliant: supports dual use for security, messaging elements Approach to PHIN data standards is HIPAA compliant: Adopting HIPAA standards where relevant eg electronic laboratory reporting in PHIN uses HIPAA claims attachment Advocating inclusion of data elements relevant to public health with SDO s
33 What does PHIN have to do with HIPAA Privacy Rule? Privacy Rule allows current practice of sharing data with public health Rule permits health care providers to share individually identifiable information with legally authorized public health entities for public health activities Public health activities include surveillance (NEDSS), investigation, intervention
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