Interoperability Updates -National Interoperability Roadmap 8/20/2014 Erica Galvez, ONC Interoperability Portfolio Manager.

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Interoperability Updates -National Interoperability Roadmap 8/20/2014 Erica Galvez, ONC Interoperability Portfolio Manager

Interoperability Formally: The ability of two or more systems or components to exchange information and to use the information that has been exchanged. IEEE Standard Computer Dictionary(New York, NY: 1990) In simple terms: All individuals, their families, and their health care providers have appropriate access to health information that facilitates informed decision-making, supports coordinated health management, allows patients to be active partners in their health and care, and improves the overall health of our population. Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology 1

10 Year Interoperability Vision Leverage health IT to increase health care quality, lower health care costs and increase population health Focus on supporting health broadly, including but not limited to health care delivery Build incrementally over time from current technology – multiple methods of exchange required Establish best minimum possible interoperability for all; create opportunities for innovation Empower and maintain focus on individuals Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology 2

Milestones and Building Blocks 2017 Ensure providers and individuals can send, receive, find and use a basic set of essential health information 2020 Expand sources and users of information Continue improving quality and lowering cost Increase automation Scale broadly 2024 Precision medicine Reduce time from evidence to practice Virtuous learning cycle (learning health system) Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology 3 Core technical standards and functions Certification to support adoption and optimization of health IT products & services Privacy and security protections for health information Supportive business, clinical, cultural, and regulatory environments Rules of engagement and governance

National Interoperability Roadmap ONC committed to leading the development of a shared, national interoperability roadmap in the 10 year concept paper Companion document to vision paper that focuses on chartering a course toward the vision Includes, but not limited to federal government Will adhere to guiding principles in the vision paper Structure will be based on the vision, building blocks, and milestones described in the vision paper Draft – for internal use only – do not distribute 4

Why a National Roadmap? A roadmap provides a path forward; everyone can rally behind it; collectively update it over time We anticipate the roadmap addressing things like: What are the critical technologies and policies (including governance) required to achieve the vision? Who needs to do what and by when? (including government, technology developers, technology users) How will the roadmap be updated over time and at what frequency ? Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology 5

Guiding Principles – Examples of Tension Build upon existing health IT infrastructure One size does not fit allEmpower individuals Leverage the marketSimplifyMaintain modularity Consider the current environment and support multiple levels of advancement Focus on value Protect privacy and security in all aspects of interoperability Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology 6

Overview of Roadmap Process & Timeline Initial roadmap development Online community forum Ai reports Federal workgroups State engagement FACA workgroups FACA review and recommendations Address recommendations from: Governance sub-workgroup JASON task force Mitre reports Roadmap for public comment Synthesize and update based on public input Roadmap version 1.0 Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology 7 Oct 2014 Jan 2015 Mar 2015

National Interoperability Roadmap Online Forum This week ONC is launching an online forum with a general solicitation for input Health IT Buzz Blog with link Asking for input on: – Priorities – Use cases (to id and validate requirements) – Critical actions within each of the building blocks Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology 8