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UW MEDICINE . Sending Summary of Care Records at Transitions of Care Regional Coordination & Directory Development. 6/6/14. UW Medicine Meaningful Use. Hospitals Northwest Hospital – Siemens HMC & UWMC – Cerner Valley - Epic Clinics Northwest Hospital – Siemens

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  1. UW MEDICINE Sending Summary of Care Records at Transitions of CareRegional Coordination & Directory Development 6/6/14

  2. UW Medicine Meaningful Use • Hospitals • Northwest Hospital – Siemens • HMC & UWMC – Cerner • Valley - Epic • Clinics • Northwest Hospital – Siemens • HMC, UWMC, UWNC, NWC – Epic • Valley - Epic

  3. Sending & Receiving the SOC • Must be sent using a certified methodology • Different types are currently being used • HIE • Direct • Between systems of the same vendor (ex., Epic to Epic)

  4. Sending & Receiving the SOC • Health information exchange (HIE) is the transmission of healthcare-related data among organizations agencies according to national standards. HIE is an integral component of the health information technology infrastructure under development in the US and the associated National Health Information Network (NHIN). • To meet requirements, HIE technology must enable reliable and secure transfer of data among diverse systems and also facilitate access and retrieval of data. The overall purpose of HIE is to improve healthcare delivery and information gathering.

  5. Sending & Receiving the SOC HIE • OneHealthPort provides organizations a secure means to share standardized messages with trading partners on a system-to-system basis. The HIE supports multiple formats, allowing a wide range of organizations to easily exchange both business and clinical information. IT is designated by the State of Washington as the statewide health information exchange. • The eHealth Exchange is a group of federal agencies and non-federal organizations that came together under a common mission and purpose to improve patient care, streamline disability benefit claims, and improve public health reporting through secure, trusted, and interoperable health information exchange (includes VA and DOD). • Custom development • Other regional developed HIEs

  6. Sending & Receiving the SOC Direct email exchange works using a HISP (Health Internet Service Provider) to handle the email exchanges and carry out the encryption/decryption and digital signing of each message and attachment. Each sender and receiver must have a unique Direct address with the word “direct” in the address line, e.g. myname@direct.organization.com. See Direct Trust.org

  7. Regional TOC Coordination Local hospitals are working together to coordinate efforts around sending the SOC Meeting twice a month Different technologies & timelines

  8. Regional Group

  9. Regional Group If your organization wants to participate in the Regional Transitions of Care calls contact Jessica Shekhar at Jessm@uw.edu

  10. Directory Development • Issue: Obtaining directories from other sites • Currently Epic shares Epic directories with other Epic sites but this may not be true for all vendors. • Surescripts customers (often Epic customers) will also share directories. • Other vendors may leave it up to their customers to obtain/share. • Issue: No consistent format • Each vendor has different required fields and formats • Vendors may not have firm process for extracting & importing directories

  11. Looking for Help OneHealthPort – May develop a directory (will not be available in near future). It is up to the individual organizations to contact other organizations and share. Hospitals may need to send SOC to nursing homes and other organizations that do not have an EMR that can accept the documents. May need to supply software/hardware.

  12. Meeting close Karen Curtis 616-7011 curtkd1@uw.edu

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