Drew McNichol Director of Technology. HIMSS NY Chapter June 17, 2015

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Drew McNichol Director of Technology HIMSS NY Chapter June 17, 2015

Health Information Exchange (HIE) The Noun 2

HEALTHeLINK Overview Serving Western New York s 8 counties and certified by New York State DOH as a Qualified Entity in support of the State Health Information Network for New York (SHIN-NY) Goal: Enable and promote use of technologies to support the Triple Aim Better Health, Better Care, Lower Costs Continuation of more than 14 years of collaborative efforts by region s 4 major hospitals and 3 health plans starting with HEALTHeNET (administrative data exchange) in 2001 Clinical data into HEALTHeLINK has been flowing since mid- 2008 Significant local, state and federal investment to date in exchanging health information and connecting hospital systems, health care organizations, and physician practices 3

By the Numbers 48 data sources feeding information into HEALTHeLINK 98% of Labs, 90% of Radiology reports (and images) generated in WNY in HEALTHeLINK 100% of the Hospitals in the 8 county region are participants 720 participating practices 3,400 participating providers 15,000 total number of users 4 home health care agencies involved in telemonitoring 22 radiology departments sending images through HEALTHeLINK Starting to receive data from provider EMR s via CCD at the close of a patient encounter and hospital discharge 4

Value of Query Based HIE 5

Statewide Health Information Network of New York (SHIN-NY)

Thank You! HEALTHeLINK www.wnyhealthelink.com www.facebook.com/healthelink

Paul Wilder Chief Information Officer HIMSS NY Chapter June 17, 2015 8

SHIN-NY: State Health Information Network of New York Each RHIO has built a local network of stakeholders including hospitals, practices, long term care and payers and is actively connecting participants in its region to enable sharing of data All the RHIOs together form the SHIN-NY, the largest HIE in the USA 9

SHIN-NY Information Flow and Dial Tone Services RHIO A RHIO B RHIO C RHIO D RHIO E RHIO F Statewide Service HIE HIE HIE Patients Provider s HIE Patients Provider s A B C X Y Z A B C X Y Z All RHIOs Have Been Certified and All Provide the Following Dial Tone Services 1)Statewide Patient Record Lookup 5) Consent Management 2)Statewide Secure Messaging (DIRECT) 6) Identity Management and Security 3)Notifications (Alerts / Subscribe and Notify) 7) Public Health Reporting Integration 4)Provider & Public Health Clinical Viewers 8) Lab Results Delivery 10

SHIN-NY Statewide Patient Record Lookup Statewide Patient Record Lookup (sprl) - Enables physicians to search for a patient s medical records across NYS - The statewide service uses a master patient index (MPI) to identify RHIOs that have a patient s data The Process - All RHIOs connect to a statewide service (Intel Gateway) - Healthcare provider organizations connect to each RHIO and request patient data (HIXNY shown below) - The querying RHIO requests the patient data from the statewide service - The statewide service distributes the patient data request to the other RHIOs ( responding RHIOs ) - Statewide service forwards patient data from responding RHIOs to the RHIO that originated the query HeLink Statewide Service Intel Gateway Statewide MPI HIXNY Healthix HLinkNY Interboro Rochester ehnli HeCon Bronx 11

Onboarding all RHIOs for InterRegional Exchange RHIOs will be connected to the statewide Bus in 3 waves Wave grouping were chosen by their likelihood to have patient overlap Wave 1: Central Regions SouthernTier (Binghamton), Hudson Valley, Central (Syracuse), Capital District (Albany) -HealthLinkNY (STHL & THINC previously) -HealtheConnections -HIXNY Wave 2: Downstate NYC and Long Island -NYCIG_1 (Interboro) -Healthix -Bronx RHIO Wave 3: Edges Western Region, Finger Lakes, Eastern Long Island -NYCIG_2 (ehnli) -Rochester RHIO -HealtheLink 3 1 2 3 12

SHIN-NY Product Patient Portal 13

Patient Portal: Executive Summary The primary objectives of the New York Patient Portal are to: - Provide the ability for patients to access their aggregate health records across NY state - Enable Direct secure messaging between patients and their providers - Enable parents/guardians to access immunization records of minors in New York city and state Project objectives - RHIO to pilot a test version of the NY Patient Portal in April 2015 (HEALTHeLINK proof-of-concept) Proof-of-concept is currently underway - Production launch of New York Patient Portal to general public in Q4 14

Patient Portal: Executive Summary 15

Visualizing My Quantified Self True data consolidations enables apps to present Information instead of documents 16

Data Consistency = Patient Safety Free the Data: Innovation Will Follow 17

Crowdsourcing in Healthcare: My Personal Health Record and it s not long before patient s will want to mashup professional data with their self-generated data 18

The SHIN-NY Eco-System 19

SHIN-NY sprl Technical Overview Lin Wan Chief Technology Officer HIMSS NY Chapter June 17, 2015 June 2015

Overview Statewide Patient Record Lookup (sprl) for patient information across communities Collaborative process among HIEs (QEs), HIE vendors and state services vendors (MPI, service gateway), covering technical and policy issues Alignment with other standards (ehealth Exchange) XCPD & XCA transactions Security model (SAML attributes to carry user/qe information)

Key Enablers Statewide MPI (smpi): Facilitates patient matching across HIEs Optimized for running time efficiency Statewide services (sxcpd, spix, sxca): Orchestrate among QEs and smpi to help reduce connection complexity (security, transaction differences) Support a variety of transaction patterns A variety of options supported: sxcpd + sxca PIX + Peer-to-Peer XCA

sxcpd +sxca Initiating QE Statewide Services Responding QEs Patient Identity Source smpi Patient Identity Source XCPD Initiating Gateway sxcpd Gateway XCPD Responding Gateway Document Consumer XCA Initiating Gateway sxca Gateway XCA Responding Gateway Registry Repository Patient Identity Feed Cross-Gateway Query/Retrieve Cross-Gateway Patient Discovery

PIX + Peer to Peer XCA Initiating QE Statewide Services Responding QEs Patient Identity Source smpi Patient Identity Source PIX Consumer PIX Manager Document Consumer XCA Initiating Gateway XCA Responding Gateway Registry Repository Patient Identity Feed Cross-Gateway Query/Retrieve PIXQ Query

Conformance and Integration Testing Leveraging the Interoperability Testing Tool (ITT) for conformance testing for QEs and state services Message Security Transaction flow Coordinated integration testing among QEs and state services 25

Lessons Learned Variations in vendor implementation discovered during testing Vendor product change/fix Guidelines in sprl specification to help standardize transactions State services bridging the differences Focus on real life, practical implementation Optimized Healtheway model Security and privacy 26

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