Shaping the Future of Healthcare | www.thewrightcenter.org CERTIFIED TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON TASK FORCE JIGNESH SHETH MD, MPH THE WRIGHT CENTER.

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Shaping the Future of Healthcare | CERTIFIED TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON TASK FORCE JIGNESH SHETH MD, MPH THE WRIGHT CENTER

Shaping the Future of Healthcare | The Wright Center Our Mission The mission of The Wright Center is to continuously improve education and patient care in a collaborative spirit to enhance outcomes, access and affordability Our Vision The Wright Center's Vision is to integrate patient care delivery, workforce development and innovation to be the leading model of health care in America by 2017 Patients Served: All ages; All insurances; Safety Net Provider active patients and 27,000+ visits annually Our Team: 10 Physicians (5 FTE); 2 Nurse Practitioners; 3 Physician Assistants 1 Registered Nurse Care Manager 5 Licensed Practical Nurses 13 Medical Assistants 1 Electronic Medical Record Application Specialist 1 Behavioral Health Counselor and 1 Social Worker 1 Dentist and 1 Dental Hygienist 1 Registered and Diabetes Certified Dietician 1 Spiritual Aid Worker 1 Patient Engagement Coordinator 12 Support Staff

Shaping the Future of Healthcare | Current State of EMR Choices Multiple EMRs choice with highly variable features High Cost to Implement Meaningful Use is not available as “Out-of-the-box” option Lack of clinical IT support in small practices Challenges with Interoperability and Connectivity Ease of Customization promoted as a “Sales Pitch” … Although Standardization is necessary for effective population management

Shaping the Future of Healthcare | Features of an Effective Comparison Tool Score-based system Key areas of EMR identified for individual scoring in each of those areas Ability for practices to choose what features are important for their individual office Clear definitions and examples of what features “really matter” Defined Core vs. Optional features

Shaping the Future of Healthcare | Key Areas of EMR Functionality 1. Accountability for Team-based Care Continuity 2. Population Management 3. Care Management 4. Portal Functionality 5. Referral Tracking 6. Interoperability 7. Interface of Practice Management and Electronic Health Record (EHR) System