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Health IT Extension Centers: Elevating Healthcare Transformation in North Carolina

Join the regional extension centers in NC offering vendor selection, practice redesign, and meaningful use guidance for healthcare providers. Get ahead with functional interoperability and privacy best practices.

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Health IT Extension Centers: Elevating Healthcare Transformation in North Carolina

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  1. Regional Extension Centers HITEC-NC

  2. The Mosaic • Regional Extension Centers (Full application, Nov. 3; selection Dec. 11; Work the Winter of 2010) • HIE (Full application Oct. 16; selection Dec. 15; Work 1/15/09) • CMS payments to providers begin 2011

  3. Scope of Work • Vendor Selection & Group Purchasing • Implementation and Project Management • Practice and Workflow Redesign. • Functional Interoperability and Health Information Exchange • Privacy and Security Best Practices • Progress Towards Meaningful Use • Local Workforce Support

  4. Key Objectives • Priority Practices - primary care - safety net - rural - small • Critical Access Hospitals • Twenty percent of primary care providers in 2 years (About 20 practices and 75 providers per month) • 90/10 funding and the flip beginning year 3

  5. The Approach • Partners with complimentary skills - CCNC, CCME, NCMSMF, IPH • AHEC infrastructure – the IPIP / NCHQA model • Waves: readiness assessment, workflow-practice redesign, EMR implementation, connection to HIE, meaningful use, ongoing support, research

  6. Education • CE for providers and staff • Web-based options for education and practice consultation • Community College Certificate Programs • University (e.g “Masters in HIT Program”) and Medical School Curricula

  7. Some Challenges • Demand and availability of EMR’s – making NC the highest priority • Staffing calculations; recruitment • The 90/10 flip and sustainability plan

  8. NC Advantages • Collaboration • Coordination • Demonstrated Success • “Shovel Ready!”

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