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NeHC Patient Engagement Tool Overview Gary W Ozanich PhD Chair, Business Development & Finance Committee Northern Kentucky University

Recognition that ROI requires changes in consumer (patient) engagement HIT itself will not drive significant health savings Movement toward ACO’s and population-based reimbursement m-Health and consumer apps exploding Consumer Engagement

How is Consumer Engagement Being Supported by KHIE? Coordinating Council Committees consumer focus GOEHI Marketing Campaign NeHC CeRT (Consumer eHealth Readiness Tool)—first in the nation to adopt Convened Meeting of Stakeholders Top Priority—MU Stages 2 and 3

CeRT Overview NeHC Consumer Consortium  Diverse group of 300+ prominent stakeholders to share best practices  Developed a coordinated program for effective consumer engagement in eHealth  Closely aligned with ONC/CMS policies and requirements Increases provider ability to meet Meaningful Use Business intelligence tool  Technology  Infrastructure  Culture  Outcome measurements Addresses accountable care/population management

CeRT is Mapped to Patient Engagement Framework

CeRT Overview Survey-based organizational assessment Real-time progress reports Comprehensive resource center MU2 requirements flagged Progressive engagement dimensions Informed consumer Empower consumer Engaged consumer Partnered consumer

What CeRT Brings to Kentucky Leadership in consumer engagement Provider pathway to MU Stages 2/3 Enable incentive funds quicker Lower costs  Avoid staff FTE or consultant expenses  Mapped to framework, no need to reinvent  Ease of use, iterative, and comprehensive Benefits of engaged consumers

KHIE Early Adopter Assessment Plan CeRT is independent of KHIE. The Commonwealth of Kentucky and its affiliates have no access to individual provider data related to the CeRT.

KHIE Early Adopter Plan Underwriting 13 one year licenses  Encourage adoption  Make the case  Qualify for MU Stage 2 quicker Selection Process  Stratified by licensed beds, or # of providers  Apply by April 28 th 

KHIE Early Adopter Plan KHIE and Kentucky REC have licenses  KHIE will use for planning and implementation  REC will use for training  CeRT will be used for required ONC assessment activities Providers are encouraged to consider direct purchase  Very low price:

CeRT Demonstration  Two demonstrations have been scheduled for anyone interested: Wednesday, April 17, :00 PM- 5:00 PM or Wednesday, April 24, :00 PM-1:00 PM Contact your KHIE Outreach Coordinator or Kentucky REC Implementation Specialist