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University of Michigan

US National

Health/HealthCare Informatics/IT

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UMHS• Hospitals and Clinics• Medical School• Nursing School

UHS

School of Dentistry & Dental Clinics

SPH

Non HIPPA Covered Entity

Institute for Human Adjustment

• Psychology clinic (East hall)

School of Social Work• Family Assessment clinic

UM Athletics

CAPS; Counseling and Psychological Services

Hospitals & Clinics• 7 hospitals & Surgery Centers;

UH, Mott, VV women’s, CVC, Kellogg Eye, EAA Surgery Center, Livonia Surgery Center• 4 Specialty Centers;

Comprehensive Cancer, Diabetes, Depression, Geriatrics• 120 + Clinics (40 Health Centers)-

MI & OH

Facts;• 22,000 Faculty & Staff• 885 hospital beds expanding to 1035 (new Mott/VV)• 45,000 inpatient admissions• 80,000 Emergency Visits• 1.8 million outpatient visits/surgeries• $2.1 B Operating Revenue vs $2.02 B expenses.

Medical School• 1600 Faculty (188 Endowed Professorships)• 1850 enrolled students• $436 Million Research Funding ($366M + NIH funding)• 80 facilities, 4.6 million Gross ft2• $1.3 B total Revenue

Nursing School118 Faculty1844 enrolled students

M-net; Referring Physician Communication Network• 12,000 physicians• >2000 items sent/day• +600 physicians direct

access to Careweb

UHS• 150 Employees (25 clinicians; 10

care &

Specialties• 80,000 visits (70% student, 30% Fac/staff)• $18million operating budget ($5M fee for

service)

School of Dentistry• 410 Faculty (110 full, 300 part time)• 650 Students (444 DDS, 104 hygiene, 81 Grad)• 145,000 visits

Wide Range of Patient Ages & Services.

Large and diverse Student PopulationPopulation care, Etoh & drug, STDs, Psych/Social, Injury(prevention), Lifestyle/health-education

International Students (and Foreign travel)

Skin Cancer/Melanoma

Multidisciplinary Aortic

Congenital Heart Disease

Head & Neck Cancer Cranial Base

Multidisciplinary Adrenal

Cancer/Endocrine Oncology

Multidisciplinary Liver Cancer

Multidisciplinary Pancreatic CA

Bladder Cancer

Center for Stem Cell Transplantation

Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment Center

Heart Rhythm Center

Michigan Sensitized Candidate

Program (MISCAP)

Multidisciplinary Cerebrovascular

Disorders

Multidisciplinary Craniofacial

Anomalies

Multidisciplinary Interstitial (Fibrotic)

Lung Disease Sarcoma

Thoracic Insufficiency Respiratory

Syndrome

University of Michigan Esophageal

Cancer Program

Total number of persons age 65 or older, by age group, 1900 to 2050, in millions

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85 or Older

20501900 1950 2000Projected

Mortality

Angus, CCM,2001

Angus, CCM,2001

1) 750,000 Hosp. Admits

2) 215,000 deaths

3) $16.7 billion (1995 dollars)

4) A top ten consumer US hospital Costs.

AsthmaCongestive Heart FailureDiabetesHypertensionCoronary Artery DiseaseCOPDChronic Kidney DiseaseStrokeDementia/Alzheimer’s

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Affect more than 130 million Americans

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Account for 70% of all deaths in the US.

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Costs of care account for more than 75% of the nation’s $2 trillion medical care costs.

5 million Patients with CHF in

US

1% of population over 65

years old

>400,000 new cases/yr.

160% increase in

hospitalizations over past 10

years.

~ 50% mort. in 3 years• < half of 4200 patients on Tx

list will

receive a heart Tx.

Total number of persons age 65 or older, by age group, 1900 to 2050, in millions

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Cooper, Circ 2000

OECD, 2009

Health spending exceeded $2.3 Trillion in ‘08, expected to exceed $2.5 trillion in ‘10.


35% health spending in elderly is private dollars.


Medicine used to be simple, ineffective, and relatively safe.

Now it is complex, effective, and potentially dangerous.

“The mystical authority of the doctor used to be essential for practice, now we need to be open and work in partnership

with our colleagues in health care and with our patients. We must recognize and encourage our patients’

right to make

fully informed decisions about available treatments and provide care and support, not just technically advanced interventions.”

Chantler, 1999.

Value (quality/cost) vs

Control Costs

Safety

Accountable Care OrganizationsPatient Centered Medical Homes

Personalized Medicine (Genomics)

Meaningful Use {of EMRs}

Deloitte

Monitored, coordinated and integrated care using electronic medical records and personal health records

Information technology is used to appropriately support optimal patient care, performance measurement, patient education, and enhanced communication

Innovation such as …cyber-visits, …self-monitoring devices are available….

The ability to measure and Report on the Quality of Care-the goal is not just reduce costs, but to do so while maintaining or improving quality of care= ValueRequires the ACO to accept accountability for the total costs of care and population-level quality outcomes. Miller, Harold

“I am fain to sum up with an urgent appeal for adopting …some uniform system of publishing the statistical records ofhospitals. There is a growing conviction that in all hospitals,even in those which are best conducted, there is a great andunnecessary waste of life …

In attempting to arrive at the

truth, I have applied everywhere for information, but inscarcely an instance have I been able to obtain hospitalrecords fit for any purposes of comparison …

If wisely used,

these improved statistics would tell p us more of the relative value of particular operations and modes of treatment than we have means of ascertaining at present.”

Florence Nightingale

Notes on Hospitals, London. 1863

1.5% = comprehensive EMR8% = basic system17% = CPOE11% to 23% = CDS

45% have “NO Plans” for CPOE or CDS.

Population(s)

Meaningful Use

Hersh, OHSU

ARRA= American Recovery and Reinvestment Act 2009• HITECH=Health Information Technology for Economic

and Clinical Health Act$27B incentives for EHR adoption by:

Eligible providersHospitals

$2B direct grants by Fed agencies; training, pilots, etc.• ONC= Office of the National Coordinator (Final rule July,28th, 2010)

EHR Standards Implementation specificationsCertification criteria

• CMS;

Ties incentive payments/penalties to MU specificationsMedicaid; CMSMedicare; States.

ONC= Office of the National Coordinator• HITECH technology interventions map to 5 goals

for US Healthcare System;Improving quality, safety & efficiencyEngaging patients in their careIncreasing coordination of careImproving the health status of the US populationEnsuring privacy and security of patient data

• Requires use of certified EHR technology;1.In a meaningful manner. (CDS, CPOE)2.For electronic exchange of health information to improve

quality of health care. (HIE)3.To submit clinical quality and other measures selected by

the Secretary for HHS.

Deloitte, 2011

10-1-2012

7-1-2013

Functional Requirements1. Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) 2. Drug-drug, Drug-Allergy Checking3. Generate and Transmit Electronic Prescriptions (eRX); EP only4. Maintain up-to-date Problem/Diagnosis List5. Maintain Active Medication List6. Maintain Active Medication Allergy List7. Record Vital Signs8. Record Demographics9. Record Smoking Status10.Report Quality Measures to CMS and the States11. Implement Clinical Decision Support

Health Information Exchange (HIE) Requirements12. Provide Patients with Clinical Summary of Office Visits13. Provide Patient with Electronic Copies of Health Information14. Implement Capability to Exchange Key Clinical Information

HITECH Privacy And Security15. Implement Systems to Protect Patient Data

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Architecture funded by State HIE Cooperative Agreement

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11/30/2011 52UMHS HIE Strategy

Data Center Migration (completed)

E-Prescribe

Exchange Server & MS Outlook

Coded Diagnoses

C&W Activation & Unified Communications

Lab System Cerner to SCC

Radiology IS Upgrade

CPOE System upgrade

ICD-10 conversion; Oct, 1st, 2013

Window’s 7 migration

Health Information Exchange (HIE)

Education for Clinical IT• Implementation• Advanced Training• Updates

Operational Management(Historical. e.g. quality,

billing, reporting etc.)

Biomedical

Research

Trials

Quality

Reports

Clinical Data

Warehouse

Comparative

Effectiveness

Research

Population

Research

‘Omics

Repository

Administration

Systems

Patient Care(Electronic Health

Record)

Multiple Clinical

Systems

Research

WarehouseClinical Data

Repository

External

OrganizationsExternal

Organizations

‐De‐Identification‐Consents

‐Identity Management‐Vocabulary Mapping

J. G. DeWitt, 2010

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Population

Research

Marts

Operational

Management

Biomedical Research

Cancer

Research

Virtual Network

Tools

Vocabulary/Ontology

Mapping

UMHS Biomedical and Clinical Data Flow

External

OrganizationsExternal

Organizations

Trial

Analysis

Virtual

Trials

Federation

Collaboration

Cohort

Identification

Claims

Comparative

Effectiveness

Research

PHI

Quality

Reporting

EMPI

Clinical Data

Warehouse

Patient

Recruitment

Translational Research

Informatics

Framework

CTMS

Research

Warehouse

Consent

Trial EDC

Tissue

ConsentClinical LIS

Tissue

BankHigh Throughput

‘Omics

LIS

De‐identification

eIRB/ProtocolsIdentity

Management

Clinical Data

Repository

Patient

Scheduling

Foreign Documents

Import

Registration/

ADT

Billing

Electronic

Health Record

Historical

Patient Data

Document

Image

Repository

Internal

Recipients

‘Omics

Repository

Departmental

Applications

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Patient CareHIPAA/IRB Wall

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University of Michigan Health SystemStages 1 & 2 Implementation Sequence and Capital vs . Operating View

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Resolute Professional Billing, Research Integration

ADT & Prelude Registration

Resolute Hospital Billing inc . Coding & Abstracting

EpicCare Ambulatory EMR, MyChart Shared Patient Record & Care Everywhere , including Temporary Interfaces of Clinical Data with CareWeb ‐Research Integration

Temporary Interfaces: ADT/Registration to Eclipsys & CareWeb, charges from Eclipsys, charges from Worx, New interfaces: ADT downstream, DMS, plus more

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ASAP Emergency Department & Ambulatory Care Pilots ,HIM, Research Integration

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Capital Expense Operating Expense

Production Support & Maintenance

Cadence Scheduling, ADT & Prelude Registration, Resolute PB, Resolute HB, Coding and Abstracting, Research Integration

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Production Support & MaintenanceED, Ambulatory Care Pilots, HIM, Research Integration

Production Support & MaintenanceAmbulatory Care, Research Integration

Stage 3 Startup

Stage 2a Planning & Implementation (HODs, Kaleidoscope/Ophthy, Therapies, Nurse Triage , Welcome, etc. )

Capital Expense Operating Expense

Capital Expense

Capital Expense

12,000 Active users

1,500 Order sets

11,000 Individual order items

>400 Active maintenance/enhancements

>150 New configuration requests/month

19 Million Orders to date• 500,000 orders/month

Turnaround Time for Stat and Now Orders

Metrics on Clinical ImprovementTi

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Mott

UH/CVC

UM-CareLink VTE Assessment Orders vs Reminder Alert

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UMHS Policy in place re VTE Assessment

VTE Reminder Assessment Alert in Production on 10/22/2008

84 Years

International

High Level Conceptual Diagram‐‐

Future State:

Research Interface with the Clinical Record

Genomics data

workbench(es)

UMHS Data Warehouse

Population‐

Risks

Assay‐

Specific

Disease‐

Specific

Qual/Outcomes

Organ

Systems

Demographics

eThority

(billing)

ClickCommer

ce

(IRB)

Research Administration

Systems

Terminology

Resources(ICD‐10,

caDSR,

SNOMED,

etc.)

External

Resources

(PubMed,

GenBank,

KEGG, GO,

etc.)

I2B2 Cohort

Discovery &

Data Mining

CDR

Clinical & Business Systems

Data Sharing

with External

Collaborators

I2b2SHRINE

CTSAscaBIGTCGA

Nursing Docs

Radiology

Pathology

Pharmacy

CareLink/Eclipsys

MiChart/Epic & Legacy

Biorepositories

Proteomics

Metabolomics

ChIP‐Seq

Next‐Gen

Sequencing

Health

Sciences

Library

Resources

ResearchData

Managemen

tSystems

Quality, Population Mngt

&

Research QualityMetrics Data Marts

ResearchCore

Facilities/‘Omics’

HIEPt PortalProvider

PortalPati

ent.

ResearchAdministration

Systems

I.

Revenue CycleFinance/BillingRegistrationScheduling

II. Clinical systems1.

ED

Legacy;2.

UHS

Carelink3.

Ambulatory Care

Careweb4.

Opthalmology

Centricity5.

Stage III & IV.

Others……

CAD

Clarity

Terminology mapping systems

Common Specimen Identifier Services

Messaging Bus & ETL Services

Honest Broker & Security Infrastructure

Quality,

Outcomes

and CPI

BC/BSCMS

JHACO

i2b2SPORES

Industry:Pharma/Biotech

Research Systems

BiomedicalEngineering

HistoricalData

Research Data

Management

Systems

Registries

OpenClinica

Velos

BioDBX

RedCAP

Research Data Warehouse

Messaging Bus, ETL & External Collaboration Services (SOA, caGRID, SHRINE, ...)Vocabulary & Terminology Mapping Services (ICD-9/10 SNOMED, IMO, caDSR, ...)

Research Administration

Systems

Common Identifier Services (Patient, Provider, Research, Specimens, External Mappings)

HIPAA/IRB Services (Honest Broker, De‐ID Consent Management, …)

Epic Clarity

Patient Care Systems

Centricity

Documentation

Radiology

Pathology

Pharmacy

CareLink/Eclipsys

Others…

Scheduling

Revenue Cycle

Emergency Med.

Ambulatory

Research CoreFacilities/‘Omics’

InternationalData Sharing

with External

Collaborators

CTSAscaBIGTCGA

Epic EHRLegacy +

ULAM

TissueBiorepositories

Metabolomics

Proteomics

Bioinformatics

Next‐Gen

Sequencing

Bioinformatics and Systems

Biology Workbenches

Collexis

eThority

(billing)

ClickCommerce

(IRB)

Research Pre,

Post‐

Award

Industry:Pharma/BiotechI2b2/

SHRINE

Others …

Demographics

Diseases

Individuals

Populations

Portals / Providers, Payers, P. Health D

atabases / HIEs

/ NHIN

Campu

s System

s

IT Security

HSDW

i2b2

High PerformanceCloud Computing

&Data Storage

IT Security

• Reporting• Visualization• Analysis &• Data Mining

IT Security

Research &

Quality Metrics

Data Marts

Brian Athey

& ECRIT 1/11/11

Health

Sciences

Library

Resources

NIH-Specific &External Data Resources

(PubMed, GenBank,

KEGG, GO, etc.)

SPORES

Others

CIDSSAnalytics

& ReportingTools

QualityMetrics

Reporting &Peer Review

Education

CADCDREducation

KnowledgeRepository

Research

AdministrationData Warehouse

Others…

M‐Pathways

CTools/Sakai 3

Curriculum Evaluation System

Clinical Scheduling

ComprehensiveClinical Assessment

Exam

Admissions

UMHS Data Architecture Future State: Unifying the Three Missions‐‐

Education, Research, & Patient Care