Site/Facility: Area: 1. Communication & Outreach Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 1.1. EHR/MU team meetings on a routine basis

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1. Communication & Outreach Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 1.1. EHR/MU team meetings on a routine basis 1.2. Inform leadership of the magnitude of RPMS EHR 2014 1.3. Identify Super users 1.4. Conduct workflow assessments (see Workflow) 1.5. Develop training plan for end users (see Training) 1.6. Establish post installation deployment plan 1.7. Review and disseminate contingency plan 1.8. Review and update ALL policies and procedures 2. Package Optimization Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 2.1. Install, deploy and optimize required applications and systems: 2.1.1. BMW 2.1.2. icare 2.1.3. RCIS 2.1.4. VistA Imaging 2.1.5. Clinical Reminders 2.1.6. Radiology 2.1.7. Emergency Room System 2.2. Identify end user training needs for specific packages 1

3. User Reports Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 3.1. Obtain list of active users 3.2. Identify keys, menus & mail groups for active users 3.3. Ensure personal contact information is removed and correct work information is added in RPMS for active providers 3.4. Submit finalized list to Area IT 4. Problem List Clean Up Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 4.1. Develop plan for problem list clean up 4.1.1. Clinicians to incorporate problem list clean up during normal workflow 4.1.2. Generate reports for un coded diagnoses 4.1.3. Generate reports for allergies on problem list 5. Adverse Reaction Tracking Package Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 5.1. Remove allergies from problem list and enter into the Adverse Reaction Tracking package 5.2. Complete free text allergy cleanup 6. Pharmacy Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 6.1. Remove pre populated ICD 9 clinical indications from quick orders 6.2. Define process for documenting POV for refill and counseling only visits 2

7. Consults Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 7.1. Inactivate defunct consults 7.2. Identify the appropriate SNOMED CT term for each consult 7.3. Determine if a clinical indication will be mandatory or optional for consults (site specific) 7.4. Generate reports to assess consult deficiencies 7.5. Appropriately close consults 8. Text Integrated Utility Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 8.1. Generate TIU report to identify inactive/obsolete titles 8.2. Generate TIU report to identify templates containing V POV and V POV Multi line (to be replaced post installation) 8.3. Replace Active Problems object with Active Problems w/o Dates object 8.4. Export backup copies of TIU templates 9. Clinical Reminders Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 9.1. Review current reminders and identify additional reminders to be installed 9.2. Install and configure additional reminders 9.3. Identify reminder dialogs that use and store POVs as additional findings 3

10. EHR GUI Template Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 10.1. Determine GUI template format (Area standardized template or modify existing template)* 10.1.1. Work with Area CAC regarding standard GUI templates 10.1.2. Create GUI with new components on Area training database and export ( if modifying existing template) 10.2. Export backup copies of existing GUI template(s) * Federal facilities must use OCA standardized GUI template 11. Pick Lists Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 11.1. Export ICD POV pick lists and import into an Excel spreadsheet or use Fileman report 11.2. Compare and contrast National SNOMED pick lists with existing ICD pick list 11.2.1. Identify deficiencies 11.2.2. Use ICD pick lists as a starting point to select additional SNOMED terms 11.2.3. Identify other SNOMED terms based on clinical practice to be added to the pick lists 11.2.4. Define new pick lists to be created (specialty services/provider specific) 11.3. Create customized SNOMED pick lists on Area training database and export 11.4. Export backup copies of existing CPT pick lists 11.5. Export backup copies of existing Patient Ed pick lists 11.6. Develop training plan for end users on how to map ICD codes to SNOMED terms using the IPL 4

12. CPT Superbills Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 12.1. Generate a Fileman report to identify superbill associations that contain ICD POVs (to be removed post installation) 12.2. Identify a plan for documenting CPT procedures that require a POV (i.e., Immunizations) 12.3. Develop a training plan for end users 13. Patient Registration Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 13.1. Ensure specific patient information is being collected (email address, health permissions, and preferred method of communication) 14. Health Information Management Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 14.1. Ensure coding queue is caught up to no more than 2 days of outstanding visits 14.2. Generate HIM monitoring reports to identify deficiencies 14.2.1. PLAL Report Listing Allergies Recorded on Problem List 14.2.2. PRB Fix Uncoded Problem File Diagnosis 14.2.3. POV Fix Uncoded POV Diagnosis 14.2.4. PCC Error Reports (monitor with increased frequency) 14.3. Develop a communication mechanism to resolve visits that are missing a POV 5

15. Radiology Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 15.1. Deploy or optimize the latest release of the Radiology package (sites without an in house radiology dept.) 15.2. Identify radiology exams that are requested by consult or referral (sites with a radiology department) 15.3. Develop a plan to capture provider order entry for radiology services 15.3.1. Identify radiology exams to be created 15.3.2. Identify radiology quick orders to be created 16. Lab Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 16.1. Install Lab GIS GUI interface (if using GIS interface) 16.2. Develop a plan to enter the clinical indication for labs ordered pre installation 16.3. Develop a plan to address orphan visits 17. EHR Visits Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 17.1. Configure telephone and chart review visits 17.1.1. Check parameter BGO POV DEFAULT CHART 17.1.1.1. Set default POV for Chart Review 17.1.2. Check PGO POV DEFAULT POV TELEPHONE 17.1.2.1. Set default POV for Telephone Visit 6

18. Workflow Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 18.1. Generate provider productivity reports for baseline (pre installation) 18.2. Conduct workflow assessment for areas impacted with new components and processes 18.2.1. Providers (doctors, NPs, PAs, midwives, etc.) 18.2.2. Nursing staff (clinic, PHN, DM program, etc.) 18.2.3. Pharmacy 18.2.4. Laboratory staff 18.2.5. Radiology staff 18.2.6. Coders 18.2.7. Registration 18.2.8. Scheduling 18.2.9. Purchased and Referred Care 18.2.10. Billing 18.2.11. Emergency Room 18.3. Revise provider s scheduled appointment time (post installation) to allow additional time for transition 7

19. Training Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 19.1. Problem List cleanup guidelines 19.2. Train Super users 19.3. Preparing for the deployment of the Integrated Problem List and ICD code to SNOMED CT mapping 19.3.1. Providers (doctors, NPs, PAs, midwives, etc.) 19.3.2. Nursing staff (clinic, PHN, DM program, etc.) 19.3.3. Pharmacy 19.4. Navigating the EHR GUI template new components and format (as indicated) 19.4.1. CCDA: Clinical Summaries & Transition of Care 19.4.2. i/ed buttons 19.4.3. Clinical Indications 19.4.4. Referrals 19.4.5. Clinical Information Reconciliation (training may be delayed) 19.5. Documenting POV for refills and counseling only visits 19.6. Documenting Immunizations 8

20. One Month Before Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 20.1. Review Checklist and address plan to complete tasks 21. One Week Before Person(s) Responsible Date Due Complete Comments 21.1. Review checklist and address tasks that still need to be completed 21.2. Confirm that a contingency plan is established and disseminated to staff 21.3. Confirm that backup copies of GUI templates are stored 21.4. Confirm that backup copies of the TIU templates are stored 21.5. Confirm that copies of the CPT pick lists are stored 21.6. Confirm that copies of the Patient Education pick lists are stored 21.7. Schedule time with Area IT to create a full backup I acknowledge that the items checked have been reviewed and all tasks completed. The Area Director has been given notice of our intent to upgrade to the 2014 RPMS EHR on: [Insert field for CAC Name] [Insert field for CEO/FA name] Site Clinical Applications Coordinator Site Information Technology Supervisor Signature/Date Signature/Date [Insert field for CAC Name] Site Clinical Director [Insert field for CEO/FA name] Site Chief Executive Officer/Facility Administrator Signature/Date Signature/Date 9

EHR MU Team Members/Position EHR MU Team Members/Position 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 10

EHR Super users/position EHR Super users/position 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 11