Optimizing the Use of EMRs for Cancer Screening eHealth 2013 : Accelerating Change : EMR Ontario Tuesday, May 28, 2013 Dr. Suzanne Strasberg Provincial.

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Optimizing the Use of EMRs for Cancer Screening eHealth 2013 : Accelerating Change : EMR Ontario Tuesday, May 28, 2013 Dr. Suzanne Strasberg Provincial Lead, Primary Care Cancer Care Ontario Dr. Darren Larsen Senior Physician Peer Lead / Physician Advisor on Quality, Innovation and Leadership OntarioMD

Presenter Disclosure Presenter: Dr. Suzanne Strasberg Nothing to Disclose Presenter: Dr. Darren Larsen Nothing to disclose

1.Improve screening rates and concordance with guidelines 2.Create EMR support tools based on existing functionality 3.Disseminate tools supporting various provider workflows 4.Expand partnerships CCO, OntarioMD, providers GOALS

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Mobile Apps EMR Supports Online Reports Online References Brochures Fact Sheets Reference Cards Printed Guidelines FULL COMPLEMENT PAPERELECTRONIC

EMR AdoptionEMR Maturity 2014 >80% of Physicians Using EMRs 11,000,000 Ontarians 5 Levels 3+ Years

EMR Maturity Measured

Preventative Care Levels Level 2 Reminders and alerts at point of care Level 3 Generation of list of eligible patients dues and overdue for screening Level 4 Access provider specific reports (ie: SAR), do advanced tracking of preventative care using EMR Level 5 Link to provincial integrated service to bi-directionally share information and respond to recommended procedures

EMR Maturity Today Preventive / Follow-up Care

Sounds Simple. Right?

How Can EMRs Help with Screening? Population-Based ScreeningOpportunistic Screening Identify target population Invite or remind population to screen (phone, letter, ) Set alerts for overdue screening

First-Hand Experience

Population-Based Screening Preventive Service EMR Manuals North York Family Health Team

Opportunistic Screening Last CPX: May 12, 2011 Last Flu Shot: Nov 30, 2011 Last FOBT: Aug 20,2011 Last Mammo: No data Last Pap: Aug 1, 2012 Last BMD: No data Last colonoscopy: No Data Next CPX: May 12, 2012 Next Flu Shot: Nov 30, 2012 Next FOBT: Aug 20, 2013 Next Mammo: No data Next Pap: Aug 1, 2015 Next BMD: No data Next Colonoscopy: No Data Preventive Service Custom Toolbar St. Michaels Hospital Family Health Team Health Maintenance Alerts Built-in Functionality, Nightingale EMR

What’s Next? EMR Manuals and Supports Practice-Based EMR Experts Spread Use of Tools Support Required?