1. Electronic Health Record Update
Annette Pounders, Physicians’ Primary Care of SWFL
Mike Smith, Chief Information Officer, LMHS
Mike Biel, Internal Medicine Associates

2. Electronic Health Record
Develop a method for transferring electronic patient information among physicians, caregivers, and facilities to improve delivery of care and transition of patients between acute care settings and other locations.

3. Electronic Health Record - Scorecard

4. Accomplishments Electronic Health Records
Independent Lee County Medical Practices adopted and implemented EHR systems
LMHS successfully transitioned disparate EMR solutions to one unified system (EPIC).
Electronic patient record exchange
Summary of Care Documents
Speak about how Summary of care documents help improve transitions of care

5. Accomplishments Regulatory Requirements
Meaningful Use Stage 1 & 2
Quality Reporting
Security Risk Assessments
Implemented Secure Patient Portal(s)
Patient Personal Health Record
Over 100,000 Lee County Residents

6. Next Steps Interoperability Unified patient portals
Electronic Health Records communicating amongst varying certified systems. Seamless health information exchange.
Improves care coordination, enables better care, helps to reduce costs
Unified patient portals
Ability for patients to have one portal that integrates various independent portals
Televisits/TeleHealth
Ability to receive care in any setting via secure electronic means
Telehealth will be further enabled by advancements in in-home medical devices that connect to the EHR

7. Lee County Healthcare Connected
Medical Centers
Doctors’ Offices
Commercial Lab
Pharmacies
Ambulatory Clinics
Direct Exchange

8. Electronic Medical Record Discussion