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Public Health Data Standards Consortium phdsc

Public Health Data Standards Consortium http://www.phdsc.org. 2007 PHDSC Annual Business Meeting October 2-3, 2007, Hyattsville, MD. 2007-2008 PHDSC BUSINESS PLAN Lawrence Hanrahan, PhD MS Treasurer. PHDSC’s Mission. PHDSC is committed to bring a common voice from the

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Public Health Data Standards Consortium phdsc

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  1. Public Health Data Standards Consortiumhttp://www.phdsc.org

  2. 2007 PHDSC Annual Business MeetingOctober 2-3, 2007, Hyattsville, MD 2007-2008 PHDSC BUSINESS PLAN Lawrence Hanrahan, PhD MS Treasurer

  3. PHDSC’s Mission PHDSC is committed to bring a common voice from the public health community to the national efforts of standardization of health and healthcare information EnhancedPopulation Health Enhanced Enhanced Enhanced Enhanced Enhanced Enhanced Enhanced Health and Health and Health and Health and Health Health Health and Health Care and Health Care and Health Care Health Care Health Care Health Care Health Care ImprovedHealth Information Improved Improved Improved Improved Improved Improved Improved Health Information Health Information Health Information Health Information Health Information Health Information Health Information Health IT Standards Health Data Standards Health Data Standards Health Data Standards Health Data Standards Health Data Standards Health Data Standards Health Data Standards

  4. 2007 PHDSC Goals • Represent public health interests (local, state and federal agencies and research communities) in the standards development, harmonization and maintenance activitiesby participation in the standard development (SDOs), data content committees (DCCs), standard harmonization entities and other healthcare standardization-related efforts. • Promote interoperability of health-related data systems to meet the health data needs of public and private organizations, agencies and individuals • Educate clinical and public health professionals about standards and systems interoperability, and vendors and clinicians about public health

  5. PHDSC Activities Represent public health interests • Standards Development Organizations and Data Content Committees: • Health Level Seven (HL7) • Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) X12 • National Uniform Billing Committee (NUBC) & • National Uniform Claim Committee (NUCC) • Standard Harmonization Entities: • Healthcare Information Technology Standards Panel (HITSP) • Integrated Health Enterprise (IHE), Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) • Healthcare Standardization-related Efforts: • National Committee for Vital and Health Statistics (NSVHC) • AHIC Population Health Work Group • Health Information Security and Privacy Collaboration (HISPC) • Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT) • State Alliance for Health

  6. PHDSC Activities Promote interoperability • Developing implementation guides for public health data standards: • Health Care Services Data Reporting Implementation Guide • Source of Payment Typology • Conducting R&D projects on interoperability of clinical Electronic Health Record systems and Public Health data systems (EHR-PH) for regional health information exchanges: • Pediatric EHR-PH System Interoperability Prototype, HIMSS, 2005 & AMIA 2005 • Developing a Vision for a Functional Requirements Standards for EHR-PH Systems: Case Study of NYC, AMIA Spring 2007

  7. PHDSC Activities Educate clinical and public health professionals & vendors • PHDSC Web-based Resource Center (web-based tutorials, etc.) (http://www.phdsc.org/) • Developing Public Health Informatics Curriculum at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health • Teaching Public Health Informatics Courses at Johns Hopkins University • Developing Informatics Training for Public Health Workforce in collaboration with member-organizations: • NACCHO • ASTHO • John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

  8. 2007 PHDSC Report Revenues

  9. PHDSC Revenues • Membership Dues • Grants • Contracts • Annual Meetings • Services

  10. PHDSC REVENUES: 2004-08

  11. 2007 PHDSC Business Plan • Projects • Representation in HIT Standardization • Services • Membership

  12. PHDSC Committees and Projects P R O G R A M A R E A S DATA STANDARDS PRIVACY, SECURITY & DATA SHARING NHIN COMM. & OUTREACH Sub-Committees NCHS/NAHDO CONTRACT 2007 HRSA CONTRACT, IHE ACTIVITIES Health Care Services Data Reporting Guide Payer Typology PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION CDC COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT

  13. 2007 PHDSC Projects & Activities • Projects without Committees: • CDC/Mayo Biosense Evaluation

  14. 2007 PHDSC Projects & Activities Activities

  15. PHDSC Represents Public Health Interests Activities without Committees • SDOs & DCCs • HL7 • ASC X12 • NUBC • NUCC • Standard Harmonization Entities • AHIC Population Health Work Group • HITSP • IHE • Healthcare Standardization-related Efforts • NCVHS • HISPC • CCHIT • State Alliance for Health

  16. 2007 PHDSC Projects & Activities Services

  17. PHDSC Represents Public Health Interests Services: Requests for the development of the Functional Requirements: • NYC Department of Health and MentaL Hygiene • Connecticut Health Information Network

  18. 2007 PHDSC Projects & Activities Membership

  19. PHDSC Members: State and Local Health Agencies • How to reach health agencies? • Whom within the agency to reach • What our message to them should be?

  20. Health DepartmentOrganizational Chart

  21. PHDSC Members: For-profit Organization • How to reach vendors? • What our message to them should be?

  22. 300+ participants, 120+ systems • 60+ systems developers • Four Domains: Cardiology, IT Infrastructure, Patient Care Coordination, Radiology • 2800+ monitored test cases

  23. IHE Industry Professionals

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