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Interoperability 101

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  • Interoperability, functionality, and security
  • Vendors to compete by differentiating their

products beyond minimum standards

Data Standards

  • HHS, American Health Information

Community (AHIC) and National Committee for Vital and Health Statistics (NCVHS)

  • A complete set of interoperable, non-
  • verlapping data standards
  • The complete range of clinical,

administrative, payment system, public health, and research settings.

  • National standards for authentication,

authorization, and security

Drug Records

  • Access, when authorized, to patients’

medication records

  • Establish a robust capability for post-marketing

surveillance of drugs.

  • Goal is for AHIC to take a phased approach to

developing a fully interoperable drug record for every American by 2010

Standard Product Identifiers and Vocabulary

  • Standardizing data at the point of its creation

Healthcare Industry Definitions

The ability of software and hardware on

different machines from different vendors to share data.

The ability of products, systems, or business

processes to work together to accomplish a common task. General Definitions Source: Department of Health and Human Services, The Commission on Systemic Interoperability Ending the Document Game 3/2006 http://endingthedocumentgame.gov/

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safety net facilities to support

  • Order entry
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  • Support large-scale preventive

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  • Provide health information to

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  • Phase

Technology Business

Leverage 3-5 Year IT Strategic Plan Build ROI Model Develop Business Case Develop Future-State BluePrint Establish Technology Success Criteria Identify Interoperability Challenges

  • 1. Establish and

Communicate Vision

Define Detailed Requirements Establish Performance Benchmarks Document Desired Services Establish Technology interoperability Standards Establish Semantic interoperability Standards Select Technologies

  • 2. Select Standards

and Tools

Determine Pilot Domain Identity Pilot Users Conduct User Acceptance Survey Develop Adoption Plan Develop Analysis & Design Artifacts Establish Configuration/Change Management Processes Implement Sand-Boxed Environment

  • 3. Pilot

Establish Quality Assurance Program Develop Quality of Service (QoS) Contracts Establish technology Center of Excellence Develop Governance Framework Deploy Development Tools Establish Environment Management Policies Deploy Technologies

  • 4. Establish

Infrastructure

Document Clinical and Business Policy Rules Prioritize Services based on Value Matrix Simulate Application Processes Develop Application Process Services Develop Shared Utility Services Develop New Clinical Functionality Develop New Business Functionality

  • 5. Develop

interoperable Applications

Realize Process Models through interoperable

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Measure Adherence Against Performance Benchmarks

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Optimize process Flows Test Systems Interoperability

  • 6. Establish System

Wide Interoperability

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