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Identifying PHR Requirements through Town Hall Meetings Minakshi Tikoo, PhD MBI – Connecticut’s HealthIT Coordinator Giuseppe Macri, - Research Assistant.

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1 Identifying PHR Requirements through Town Hall Meetings Minakshi Tikoo, PhD MBI – Connecticut’s HealthIT Coordinator Giuseppe Macri, - Research Assistant I Rachel Rusnak, MPA – Research Assistant III

2 Agenda CT HIT Landscape Overview of Connecticut’s Process Town Hall meetings Data Analysis RFP Requirements derived from Town Hall meetings Lessons learned and Q&A 2

3 CT HIT Landscape EHR Incentive Program Secure Direct Messaging HISP Provider Directory (PD) Enterprise Master Person Index (EMPI) Integrated Eligibility System (IE) All Payer Claims Database (APCD) Statewide HIT Strategic Operational Plan Development

4 Electronic capabilities of labs, physicians, and pharmacies

5 HIT Enabled Providers

6 Initial Outreach Strategy Outreach Activities: 1.Development of a TEFT Webpage http://www.ct.gov/cthealthit 2.Creation of Educational Materials 3.Identification of and Outreach to Stakeholders 4.Hosting Town Hall Meetings

7 Outreach Metrics Organization TypeOutreach Provider11 State Affiliates9 Senior Centers28 Advocacy Groups8 Area Agencies on Aging (AAA)5 AAA Advisory Committees2 TOTAL63 Participant TypeAttendeesPercent Provider15872% Advocate/Consumer6128% Total219100%

8 Town Hall Meetings Educational Component  Personal Health Record Overview  Blue Button Standard  Direct Secure Messaging  PHR Use and Health Outcome Examples Question, Answer & Open Discussion Wrap up

9 Town Hall Discussion Questions 1.What comes to mind when you first think about Health IT? 2.What are the benefits of a PHR? 3.What are the challenges of using a PHR? 4.What would you like to see in a PHR? 5.Who should have access to a PHR? 6.Should we offer PHR choices? 9

10 Should CT offer PHR choices?  Participants indicated 3 offerings to be ideal Three PHRs allows potential users to: Test multiple solutions Choose the best solution Learn without becoming overwhelmed More person-centered

11 Response Data Analysis Free list domain analysis of participant responses Used rank and frequency of a response to a statistical value of salience (Smith’s S score) S scores were used to determine which domain held the highest value for stakeholders Domain NameFrequency Average rank Smith Index Safety90.91%2.5000.722 Information and Planning 81.82% 3.000 0.685 Satisfaction81.82%3.0000.673 Respect/Rights45.45%4.8000.367 Access72.73%9.2500.297

12 First Impressions of HealthIT Provider Responses Consumer Responses

13 Wanted in a PHR Provider Responses Consumer Responses

14 Benefits of PHR use Provider Responses Consumer Responses

15 Barriers to PHR Use Provider Responses Consumer Responses

16 Who should have access to a PHR?

17 NCI Word Clouds First Impression Challenges Wordle Benefits of PHR use Features to include in PHRs

18 NCI Domains Captured DomainsSub-domains System Performance Access Service Coordination Financial Information Service Information Staff Competence DomainsSub-domains Family Indicators Choice & Control Family Outcomes Satisfaction Family Involvement Community Connections Access & Support Delivery Information & Planning DomainsSub-domains Health, Wellness & Safety Health Respect & Rights Medications Safety Wellness Restraints DomainsSub-domains Individual Outcomes Work Residence Community Inclusion Relationships Choice & Decisionmaking Satisfaction Self-Determination

19 PHR Requirements Direct Secure Messaging Enabled (Security Concerns) Single Factor Authentication (Security Concerns/Convenience) Patient Consent Registry (Privacy Concerns/Respect & Rights) Calendar/Service Appointment Reminders (Notification/Convenience/Planning tools) Multilingual Capability (Convenience/Functional Concerns) ONC §170.314 (e)(1) compliance (Access to Health Data) Section 508 compliance (Disability Support/Access to Health Data) Data Aggregating Toolkit (Access to Health Data/Choices of PHR)

20 Final Thoughts It was initially hypothesized that Providers and Consumers would have significantly different responses When compared against other state’s RFPs, several of the requirements gathered from Town Hall meetings are validated Collecting large amounts of data does not require complex study designs

21 Lessons Learned Engage stakeholders early and frequently Use multiple languages where applicable Utilize Federal Plain Language Initiative guidelines Provide subtitles for video clips Educational components pertaining to emerging technology may improve participant response rates

22 Questions http://www.ct.gov/cthealthit

23 Contact Information Minakshi Tikoo, PhD MBI – Minakshi.tikoo@uconn.eduMinakshi.tikoo@uconn.edu Giuseppe Macri, - Giuseppe.macri@uconn.eduGiuseppe.macri@uconn.edu Rachel Rusnak, MPA – Rachel.rusnak@uconn.eduRachel.rusnak@uconn.edu

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