Overview of Health IT in Massachusetts: Data to Inform and Improve Performance
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1 Overview of Health IT in Massachusetts: Data to Inform and Improve Performance Office of Economic Analysis, Evaluation and Modeling & State HIE Program December 2011
2 Chartpack Team Office of Economic Analysis, Evaluation and Modeling Vaishali Patel Matt Swain Dustin Charles Emily Hogin Meghan Hufstader State HIE Program Team Claudia Williams & Erica Galvez Evelyn Gallego & Uchenna Okoji Questions? Please contact your project officer with any questions. Health Information Technology 2
3 Overview of the Data Health Information Technology 3
4 What is in the Chartpacks? National and state data on: Health information exchange EHR adoption Capacity to exchange Active exchange Adoption of a basic EHR Exchange what types of data? (e-rx, lab data, care summaries) Exchange with who? (physicians, hospitals, pharmacies, labs, patients) Intent to apply for Meaningful Use Health Information Technology 4
5 Goals of the Chartpacks : A Tool for States Provide a snapshot of current levels of HIE/HIT capacity and activity underway Assess trends over time Help identify gaps as well as areas of strength Health Information Technology 5
6 Why Chartpacks? Regional extension centers Workforce training Medicare & Medicaid Incentives and penalties State grants for health Information exchange Standards & certification framework Privacy & Security framework Adoption of EHRs Meaningful Use of EHRs Exchange of health information Research to enhance HIT Improved health outcomes ability to study and improve care delivery Increased transparency and efficiency Source: Blumenthal D. Launching HITECH. N Engl J Med Jan
7 About the Data Sources ONC acquired potential indicators of HIT adoption and use from 3 major sources: National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NAMCS) EMR Supplement: The National Center for Health Statistics conducts this survey of physicians who work in ambulatory care settings annually by mail. Starting in 2010, the sample size was increased so we could generate statelevel estimates. American Hospital Association (AHA) survey Health IT Supplement: The American Hospital Association administers this annual survey of hospitals CIOs online and by mail. We report on non-federal acute care hospitals. Surescripts: A leading e-prescription network, Surescripts provides the highest quality representative sample of e-prescribing by providers and pharmacies in the United States. Health Information Technology 7
8 Current Data Sources Potential Indicators of HIT/HIE Capacity and Activity Data Source EHR adoption Labs erx Care Summary Consumer State Level Estimates NAMCS X X X** X** X AHA (Hospital) X X X X X* Surescripts X X *Generation of State-Level estimate depends upon sample size and response rate. **2011 data only will be available later this year. Health Information Technology 8
9 ONC s Current Data Sources Provider Surveys Physicians NAMCS Hospitals AHA Time Frame Annually Annually Population Physicians who work in ambulatory care settings CIOs of non-federal acute care hospitals Admin. Mail Online & mail Limitations Possible overestimate of adoption/use rates due to self-reported data & respondent bias 9
10 E-Prescribing Data Source Surescripts, a leading e- prescription network, provides the highest quality representative sample of e-prescribing in the United States. Data on providers and pharmacies are available quarterly. Market presence may vary in certain territories/states.* Enabled pharmacy Active pharmacy connected to the Surescripts network has processed at least one electronic prescription in the last month. *Please report pharmacies that are on a different network to your project officer 10
11 Data Strengths and Limitations Source Strengths Limitations NAMCS AHA Oversampling to generate statelevel estimates Administered by NCHS High response rate High response rate Respondent is the hospital CIO Self-reported Non-responder bias Self-reported Non-respondent bias No oversampling Overestimation of HIT adoption Surescripts Geographic scope of more than 92% of all pharmacies nationwide Large sample size Zip code level data Includes both nurse practitioners and physicians Coverage varies by state Denominator not supplied Due to small sample sizes, in some cases we may not be able to generate reliable state-level estimates. When the Relative Standard Error is high, it is considered an unreliable estimate and will be indicated with either an asterisk or the data will not be shown. Health Information Technology 11
12 NAMCS Chart Packs Health Information Technology 12
13 National Trends: Physician EHR Adoption 35% 'Basic' EHR Adoption by Office-Based Physicians 30% 30% 25% 25% 20% 20% 21% 20% 21% 15% 17% 15% 14% Overall Primary Care 10% 13% Small Practices ( 10 Physicians) Rural* 5% 0% Source: NAMCS, *Rural = Non-Metropolitan Rural estimates not shown for 2008 because >30% relative standard error 13
14 How does your State Compare to National Estimates? Proportion of Office-Based Physicians that have Adopted a 'Basic' EHR 42% 45% 25% 21% 33% 30% Overall Small Practices ( 10 Physicians) Primary Care National Massachusetts Source: NAMCS,
15 Nationwide: Physician Meaningful Use Intent Overall MU Intent for Office-Based Physicians in the Country MU Intent for Key Physicians MU Intend to Apply in % Uncertain 45% Yes 41% Primary Care 50% No 14% Small Practices ( 10 Physicians) 85% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Source: NAMCS, 2010 Health Information Technology 15
16 Physician MU Intent in your State Overall MU Intent for Office-Based Physicians in Massachusetts MU Intent for Key Physicians MU Intend to Apply in % Uncertain 44% Yes 46% Primary Care 54% No 10%* Small Practices ( 10 Physicians) 83% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Massachusetts Source: NAMCS,
17 National Trends: Physicians Viewing Lab Results Electronically PIN Priority % Proportion of Office-Based Physicians with the Capability: View Lab Results Electronically Overall Capability With EHR Without EHR Source: NAMCS, EHR defined by those who report having any EHR 17
18 How does your state compare to national estimates? PIN Priority 71% Office-Based Physicians Capability: Viewing Electronic Lab Results 44% 37% 19% 12% 17% With EHR Without EHR No Capability to Exchange National Massachusetts Source: NAMCS, 2010 EHR defined by those who report having any EHR 18
19 How does your state compare to national estimates? Office-Based Physicians Capacity: Electronic Lab Test Ordering 57% 55% 37% 41% 8% 3%* With EHR Without EHR No Capability to Exchange National Massachusetts Source: NAMCS, 2010 EHR defined by those who report having any EHR * Indicates unreliable estimate, Relative Standard Error >
20 Nationwide Comparisons Health Information Technology 20
21 Statewide Estimates: Physician EHR Adoption Percentile Source: NAMCS,
22 Statewide Estimates: Physician Intent to apply for Meaningful Use MU Percentile Source: NAMCS,
23 Statewide Estimates: Physicians Viewing Lab Results Electronically PIN Priority Percentile Source: NAMCS,
24 Statewide Estimates: Physician Electronic Lab Test Ordering Percentile Source: NAMCS,
25 Measures of eprescribing Health Information Technology 25
26 Dec-08 Jan-09 Feb-09 Mar-09 Apr-09 May-09 Jun-09 Jul-09 Aug-09 Sep-09 Oct-09 Nov-09 Dec-09 Jan-10 Feb-10 Mar-10 Apr-10 May-10 Jun-10 Jul-10 Aug-10 Sep-10 Oct-10 Nov-10 Dec-10 Jan-11 Feb-11 Mar-11 Apr-11 May-11 Jun-11 Jul-11 Aug-11 Sep-11 How does your State Compare to National Estimates? PIN Priority Percent of Retail Community Pharmacies Enabled to e-prescribe and Actively e-prescribing on the Surescripts Network in Massachusetts % State of the Nation September 2011 Enabled nationwide: 92.4% Active nationwide: 90.9% Enabled in State Active in State Data Source: Surescripts
27 Surescripts Connectivity: Urban vs. Rural Pharmacies Dec-08 Jan-09 Feb-09 Mar-09 Apr-09 May-09 Jun-09 Jul-09 Aug-09 Sep-09 Oct-09 Nov-09 Dec-09 Jan-10 Feb-10 Mar-10 Apr-10 May-10 Jun-10 Jul-10 Aug-10 Sep-10 Oct-10 Nov-10 Dec-10 Jan-11 Feb-11 Mar-11 Apr-11 May-11 Jun-11 Jul-11 Aug-11 Sep-11 Percent of Retail Community Pharmacies Connected to the Surescripts Network in Urban and Rural Counties in Massachusetts % State of the Nation September Enabled urban: 93.1% Enabled rural: 90.2% 0.0 Percent Enabled in Urban Counties Percent Enabled in Rural Counties Data Source: Surescripts
28 Trend in Medication History Requests 1,600,000 Medication History Requests on the Surescripts Network in Massachusetts 1,400,000 1,200,000 1,151,431 1,217,987 1,000, , , , ,000 The medication history request variable measures adoption and demand, describing the number of medication histories sought on the Surescripts network. There are 240 million patients with medication history data in the Surescripts database. Their information comes from participating pharmacy benefit managers and pharmacies. 0 Jun-10 Jul-10 Aug-10 Sep-10 Oct-10 Nov-10 Dec-10 Jan-11 Feb-11 Mar-11 Apr-11 May-11 Jun-11 Jul-11 Aug-11 Sep-11 Data Source: Surescripts
29 AHA Data Health Information Technology 29
30 % How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? Adoption of (Basic) EHRs by All Hospitals National Massachusetts Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Health Information Technology 30
31 % How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? 20 Adoption of (Basic) EHRs by Rural Hospitals *Estimate not reliable due to sample size and relative standard error greater than.49 National Massachusetts Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Health Information Technology 31
32 % How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? 50 Adoption of (Basic) EHRs by Small Hospitals National Massachusetts Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Health Information Technology 32
33 Statewide Estimates: Hospital EHR Adoption Percentile Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from 2010 Health Information Technology 33
34 Meaningful Use Health Information Technology 34
35 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? Year Hospitals Intend to Apply for Meaningful Use MU National Massachusetts No 15% Do not know 7%* No 11% Do not know 11% % %* % % % % Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from 2010 *Estimate not reliable due to sample size and relative standard error greater than.49 Health Information Technology 35
36 Statewide Estimates: Hospitals Intending to Apply for MU in 2011/2012 MU Percentile Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from 2010 Health Information Technology 36
37 Measures of Lab Exchange Health Information Technology 37
38 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? % % % of Hospitals Electronically Exchanging Laboratory Reports PIN Priority Inside Hospital System Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from National Massachusetts Outside Hospital System * National Massachusetts *Estimate not reliable due to sample size and relative standard error greater than.49 Health Information Technology 38
39 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? % % of Hospitals Electronically Exchanging Laboratory Reports with Ambulatory Providers Outside Their System PIN Priority National Massachusetts Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from 2010 Health Information Technology 39
40 Other Measures of Exchange Health Information Technology 40
41 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? % % % of Hospitals Electronically Exchanging Radiology Reports MU Inside Hospital System Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey National Massachusetts Outside Hospital System National Massachusetts Health Information Technology 41
42 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? % % % of Hospitals Electronically Exchanging Medication Histories with Hospitals MU Inside Hospital System Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey National Massachusetts Outside Hospital System * National Massachusetts 9 *Estimate not reliable due to sample size and relative standard error greater than.49 Health Information Technology 42
43 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? % % % of Hospitals Electronically Exchanging Care Summaries with Hospitals MU Inside Hospital System Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey National Massachusetts Outside Hospital System National Massachusetts Health Information Technology 43
44 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? % % of Hospitals Electronically Exchanging Radiology Reports with Ambulatory Providers Outside Their System MU National Massachusetts Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Health Information Technology 44
45 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? % % of Hospitals Electronically Exchanging Medication Histories with Ambulatory Providers Outside Their System MU National Massachusetts Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Health Information Technology 45
46 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? % % of Hospitals Electronically Exchanging Care Summaries with Ambulatory Providers Outside Their System MU National Massachusetts Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Health Information Technology 46
47 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? PIN Priority % of Hospitals Electronically Exchanging Key Data with Ambulatory Providers Inside Their System MU National Massachusetts Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from 2010 Lab Reports Rad Reports Med Histories Clinical Care Summaries Health Information Technology 47
48 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? National % of Hospitals with Capacity to Provide Patients with an Electronic Copy of their Health Information 1 within 3 Business Days MU Yes 36% Mechanism of Sharing No 64% None Other Massachusetts No 59% Yes 41% USB Secure Messaging Patient Portal PHR % Massachusetts National Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from Includes all of the following: Diagnostic test results, problem lists, medication lists, allergies, and discharge summaries 48
49 Statewide Estimates: Hospitals Sharing Data Electronically with Patients Percentile Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from
50 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? % of Hospitals with Capacity to Send Electronic Reminders to Patients National Massachusetts Yes 29% No 37% No 71% Yes 63% Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from 2010 Health Information Technology 50
51 Statewide Estimates: Hospitals with Capacity to Send Electronic Reminders to Patients Percentile Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from
52 Statewide Estimates: HIE/HIO available in region Percentile Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from
53 Statewide Estimates: Exchange Capacity/Participating in an HIO Percentile Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey Data from
54 How Does Your State Compare to the National Estimates? % of Hospitals with Exchange Capacity and Participating in an HIO % National Massachusetts Data Source: AHA Hospital Survey 54
55 Thank you! Health Information Technology 55
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