1. HIT Policy Committee Strategic Plan Workgroup Strategic Framework Paul Tang, Chair Palo Alto Medical Foundation Jodi Daniel, Co-Chair ONC March 17, 2010

2. Workgroup Members Members: Roger Baker, Department of Veterans Affairs Christine Bechtel, National Partnership for Women & Families Patricia F. Brennan, University of Wisconsin Janet Corrigan, National Quality Forum Art Davidson, Denver Public Health Don Detmer, University of Virginia Carol Diamond, Markle Foundation Paul Egerman, Consultant Steve Findlay, Consumers Union Mark Frisse, Vanderbilt Charles Kennedy, WellPoint, Inc. Members: John Lumpkin, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation David McCallie, Cerner Corporation Deven McGraw, Center for Democracy & Technology Marc Probst, Intermountain Healthcare Cris Ross, CVS MinuteClinic Steve Stack, American Medical Association Penny Thompson, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Tony Trenkle, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services James Walker, Geisinger Health System Chair: Paul Tang, Palo Alto Medical Foundation Co-Chair: Jodi Daniel, ONC

3. Health IT Strategic Framework Vision & Themes “A learning health system that is patient-centered and uses information to continuously improve health and health care of individuals and the population.” Inherent Values Role of Health IT Role of the Federal Government 33 Theme 1: Meaningful Use of Health Information Technology Theme 2: Policy and Technical Infrastructure Theme 3: Privacy and Security Theme 4: Learning Health System

4. A Learning Health System & Health Information Technology Strategic Framework Patients Providers Consumers Society B ENEFICIARIES Conduct Research Engage Consumers Provide Care Measure Quality Innovate A CTIVITIES Theme 3: Privacy and Security R ESULTS Theme 1: Meaningful Use of Health Information Technology I MPROVED CARE E NHANCED VALUE I MPROVED OUTCOMES SHARED KNOWLEDGE Theme 2: Policy and Technical Infrastructure Individuals Population health Data

5. A Learning Health System & HITECH Act Framework for Meaningful Use of EHRs State grants for health information exchange Standards and certification framework Privacy and security framework Regional extension centers Workforce training Medicare and Medicaid incentives and penalties Adoption of EHRs Adoption of EHRs Meaningful use of Certified EHRs Exchange of health information Exchange of health information Research to enhance Health Information Technology Data Individuals Population health Data

6. 6 Next Steps Public Listening Session: April 6, 2010 12 to 3 PM EDT Finalize Strategic Framework for Presentation to HITPC by May 2010 ONC to Develop Strategic Plan with Input from HITPC