Jody Schweitzer, MPH Epidemiologist Kentucky Immunization Program

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Jody Schweitzer, MPH Epidemiologist Kentucky Immunization Program Improving Immunization Rates in Your Clinical Practice Using the Kentucky Immunization Registry (KYIR) Jody Schweitzer, MPH Epidemiologist Kentucky Immunization Program

Objectives Review the use of KYIR to run reminder recall campaigns for upcoming or past due immunizations Review how to run coverage statistics for clinic population and access comparison data to Healthy People 2020 benchmarks This presentation will highlight the available tools built into the Kentucky Immunization Registry (KYIR) for assessing immunization rates in their clinical population and improving the immunization rates of their patients. We will also discuss what data are available in KYIR and how to get involved in contributing data to the statewide registry.

What is KYIR? Statewide Immunization Registry Covers both the public and private sectors Web-based Birth to 100+ years Includes standard tools Receives and processes electronic immunization information in real time Via the Kentucky Health Information Exchange (KHIE) Allows providers access to retrieve immunization records prior to or at the time of a scheduled appointment KYIR is an across-the-lifespan immunization registry. No records will be removed from the registry when the child turns nineteen. Providers who administer adult vaccines are encouraged to report that data to the registry. Standard Tools: dose forecasting according to ACIP recommendations, reminder-recall, and coverage assessments

What Historical Data are Contained in KYIR? Vital Records Demographic Data January 1, 2007 to present (updated daily) Local Health Department Billing Data from January 1, 1996 to present All LHD’s enter doses administered into KYIR directly EMR data submitted electronically to the old registry through KHIE Dependent upon individual go-live dates but covers time frame from January 1, 2013 to present KIP is Working to obtain billing files from managed care organizations and Medicaid to backfill immunizations historically in KYIR New VFC requirement for KY in 2018 is submission of all doses administered.

What Data are Live in KYIR? Through the Kentucky Health Information Exchange (KHIE) -> Kentucky’s Gateway to HL7 / Electronic Data Submission and Meaningful Use Already Live Wal-Mart / SAMS Club Pharmacies Rite-Aid Pharmacies CVS Pharmacies 1405 Points of Care Currently Testing with 375 Points of Care Manual Data Entry from VFC Providers without an EMR or EMR not on KHIE

For the Purposes of Today’s Presentation: CDC’s term for Immunization Registries= IIS We all come from different situations concerning data in KYIR. Let’s assume we have our clinical setting well represented in KYIR for today’s discussion Visit the KYIR table for quick guides of the tools we are reviewing today CDC’s term for Immunization Registries= IIS- Immunization Information Systems The tools we are going to talk about today do require record keeping either directly into KYIR or via HL7 data transmission through the EMR and KHIE. A large forum like this isn’t conducive to computer training. We have videos and quick guides for everything we are going to cover today.

How can KYIR Help Increase Vaccination Rates? Support effective interventions such as: Reminder/recall systems Provider assessment and feedback, and provider reminders Aid in public health responses to outbreaks of vaccine-preventable disease Facilitate vaccine management and accountability Determine vaccination status for decisions made by clinicians, health departments, pharmacies, and schools Aid surveillance on vaccination rates, missed vaccination opportunities, invalid dose administration, and disparities in vaccination coverage https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/strat.html (retrieved 10/16/2017) The Task Force on Community Preventive Services: Recommends IIS on the basis of strong evidence of effectiveness in increasing vaccination rates IIS are directly related to increasing vaccination rates through their capabilities to support effective interventions. These interventions include:

Reminder Recall Immunizations play a key role in preventing the spread of disease Increasing immunization rates through patient reminder recall systems is a simple way to improve preventive care Can help meet Patient Centered Medical Home Recognition As you all know so well, Prevention is a cornerstone of primary care and immunizations are an effective prevention method.

Reminder Recall Continued The Reminder Recall Report in KYIR generates a list of patients’ whose routine immunizations are due soon (reminder) or due now (recall) KYIR enables reminder recall notifications by postcard, Avery label, DYMO label, auto-dialer email and phone. It also gives the output in Excel. Examples of reminder/recall messages are: Post card mailed to patient / parent Phone call to patient / parent Use KYIR to assess vaccination status at check in and indicate patient is due for an immunization at today’s visit: A stamp with a message such as “No Pneumococcal Vaccine on Record,” that can put on the chart of a person age 65 years or older An “Immunization Due” clip that attaches to the chart of a child who has not had Hepatitis A vaccine or the second dose of meningococcal vaccine Both the Standards for Child and Adolescent Immunization Practices and the Standards for Adult Immunization Practices call upon providers to develop and implement aggressive tracking systems that will both remind parents of upcoming immunizations and recall children who are overdue. ACIP supports the use of reminder/recall systems by all providers. Reminder systems will vary according to the needs of the provider; in addition to raising immunization rates in the practice, they will serve to heighten the awareness of staff members of the continual need to check the immunization status of their patients We have some reminder recall cards at the KYIR table- they are geared towards adolescents. Your vaccine reps are good resources for complimentary reminder cards for the mail.

Reminder Recall Campaign in KYIR The quick guide and video explain how to select the check boxes and include date ranges and age ranges. The campaign runs overnight and the results are available the next day. These queries are resource intensive so they run overnight when there isn’t activity in KYIR. You can tailor the Reminder Recall Campaign to your Individual Specifications in KYIR

Coverage Assessment Assessments: provide targeted diagnosis for improvement increase awareness of a provider’s actual situation provides a basis for subsequent actions by provider staff The Coverage Rate Report is a Provider Self- Assessment called the AFIX Data Snapshot Report Assessment refers to the evaluation of medical records to ascertain the immunization rate for a defined group of patients, as well as to provide targeted diagnosis for improvement. This step is essential because several studies have documented that most healthcare providers, while supportive of immunizations, do not have an accurate perception of their own practice’s immunization rates. Pediatricians in these studies greatly overestimated the proportion of fully immunized children in their practices. Assessment increases awareness of a provider’s actual situation and provides a basis for subsequent actions by provider staff. AFIX is part of the VFC program, but the report can be used by any provider

Sample Data Snapshot Report Can compare clinic rates to healthy people 2020- the dotted line is the healthy people 2020 goal Report is a pdf or excel. This is a screen shot of the pdf report output.

How These Tools Can Be Used Hepatitis A and 2nd dose of meningococcal vaccine campaigns due to the new legislated school requirement Pneumococcal and zoster vaccine campaigns with adults Compare babies under 2 years coverage rates to healthy people 2020 goals HPV vaccine campaign with adolescents Tdap campaign for children aged 13 years and older. Influenza vaccination reminders for children and adults So, maybe a comprehensive use of these tools isn’t realistic for your clinic due to time, resources, or data in KYIR. Perhaps a targeted use of these tools is more realistic and can still be useful.

Training Materials & Helpdesk We have a plethora of training materials found under the Reports/Training Module in KYIR Kentucky Immunization Registry Helpdesk 502-564-0038 KYIRHelpdesk@ky.gov Both quick guides and short topical videos (all under 10 minutes- most just a couple of minutes)

How Can My Clinic Participate in KYIR? Access to the web-based application to research patient records, use the recommender and other tools: Apply with us by completing the enrollment forms found on our webpage: http://www.chfs.ky.gov/dph/epi/kir.htm No EMR Required You can enter patient history and current doses manually with this access

Conclusion Long-Term Prospects of KYIR To house immunization histories' for all Kentuckians - young and old Measuring our immunization rates and improving them to meet Healthy People 2020 Goals Targeting pockets of low-coverage rates to improve the health of our state

Thank you! Questions