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1 Standards and the National HIT Agenda John W. Loonsk, MD
Director, Interoperability and Standards Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology September 2006

2 Standards and the National HIT Agenda
Context of the National Agenda Infrastructure Breakthroughs Next Steps Needs of a Nationwide Health Information Network Enabling the consumer Security and confidentiality Questions and Answers

3 Industry Transformation Standards Harmonization
HIT Agenda Health Care Industry Biosurveillance Consumer Empowerment Chronic Care Electronic Health Records Breakthroughs Industry Transformation Standards Harmonization Consumer Value Coordination of Policies, Architecture, Resources, and Priorities Office of the National Coordinator -Health IT Policy Council -Federal Health Arch. The Community -Workgroups Compliance Certification Technology Industry Infrastructure NHIN Privacy / Security Health IT Adoption

4 Specificity and Coordination of Breakthroughs
Breakthrough / Use Cases Value determination and prioritization Incentives Executive order Stark and anti-kickback relief Barrier removal Regulation Specificity Standards Architecture Certification

5 Specificity vs. architectural determinism
Use Cases and Products Specificity vs. architectural determinism Limited points of constraint Highly specify those points Some of what is Push the envelope toward next stages of adoption – what will be Aspects of data, process, policy needs and practical implementation

6 Infrastructure and Standards
Ongoing public – private processes to meet critical needs for industry transformation Standards Harmonization Compliance Certification NHIN Privacy / Security Health IT Adoption Infrastructure Industry Transformation Technology Industry

7 Health Information Technology Standards Panel
What it is about Over 200 participant organizations from different industry sectors Harmonization Gaps Specificity Products “Named” Standards Interoperability Specifications

8 Certification Commission on Health Information Technology
What it is about Ensuring safe investment in systems and technology Reliable determination of functionality, security and interoperability Products Ambulatory Care EHR criteria Inpatient EHR criteria Networking criteria Certification testing process and seal Specialty EHR’s and components of PHR’s?

9 Nationwide Health Information Network
What it is about Health information network services to facilitate the accurate, appropriate, timely, and secure exchange of health information Products Prototype architectures Public fora Architecture artifacts Functional requirements Business, operations, security models

10 Security and Confidentiality
What it is about Efforts to ensure technology and policies for protection of patient information and confidentiality Processes Evaluation of variations in different states and locales Recommendations for practical implementation from the Security Privacy and Confidentiality working group Security architectures from NHIN initiative, standards from HITSP, testing from CCHIT

11 Industry Transformation Standards Harmonization
HIT Agenda Consumer Value Biosurveillance Consumer Empowerment Chronic Care Electronic Health Records Breakthroughs Health Care Industry Industry Transformation Standards Harmonization Compliance Certification Technology Industry Infrastructure NHIN Privacy / Security Health IT Adoption

12 Breakthroughs American Health Information Community (AHIC)
EHR – Lab result reporting Consumer Empowerment – Registration and Med History Biosurveillance – Connecting clinical care to public health Chronic Care – Secure messaging* Emergency responder EHR Quality measurement and reporting Existing AHIC working groups Immediate priority areas Visioning for next steps of adoption

13 Other Priority Needs for Standards etc.
Security infrastructure Networking support Record location Need to know access control support consumer centered information access Inter-organizational auditing Data persistence and the medico-legal record

14 Questions?

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