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CLINICAL INFORMATICS
Dr. Carla Giannoni M.D. Dr. Anita Harris DNP, MHA, RN, NEA-BC
Leveraging Clinical Informatics to Streamline Technology
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• DIGITAL ENABLEMENT is
• strategically leveraging technology to empower people,
, and CHANGE LIVES FOR THE BETTER.
OUR DEFINITION
Our internal & external customers
Enablement = 1) WHY – are we solving the right problem?2) HOW – how do we enable this technology, with changes
from people & processes, for success?
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I wish IT would listen. The process is too slow and there is too much bureaucracy for something this important.
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Why did they start this without involving IT? And why do they keep changing their mind? Don’t they know this won’t work in our system?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPBcRW8NQPY
Nurse Innovation: Saving the Future of Healthcare | Rebecca Love | TEDxBeaconStreet (December, 2018)
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Nursing & Medical LeadersDetermine clinical problem
Gather dataMakes decision
Gathers feedbackManages the change
IT AnalystsMaps EHR process
Gather dataResearche optionsExecute solution
Builds IT workflowTest solution
Resolve Issues
Inefficiency
Clinical impact?Informatics impact?
Poor adoption
Different languages
Variability
Unintended Consequences
Clinical InformaticistDefine the problems
Analyzes clinical & IT workflowsExecute workflow process analysis &
improvementsPartners with IS & Clinical teams
Proposes & refines solutionChange management strategy
Metrics and analyticsProject management
Post go-live analysis and enhancement
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Foundation: A Strong Digital PlatformLocal Experts in Information, Innovation and Improvement
Engage PatientsEnable Care TeamsIncrease Operational
Efficiencies
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Implement(Partner)
Use of Technology(Advocate)
Design(Thought Leader)
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Texas Children’s Strategic ImperativesInstitute for the Future FY19 Budget PlanningSullivan Cotter
CustomerObsession
Cost Structure/ Finances
Business Development
& Partnerships
Innovation, Quality & Research
Objectives and Key Results (OKR’s)
Digital Enablement
Talent Strategy
MAW
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Sociotechnical model for
studying HIT
Meeks DW, Takian A, Sittig DF, Singh H, Barber N. Exploring the sociotechnical intersection of patient safety and electronic health record implementation. J Am Med Inform Assoc. 2014;21(e1):e28–e34. doi:10.1136/amiajnl-2013-001762
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Interoperability Design Sepsis
Adoption BCMASustain
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Interoperability – Complexity of Systems
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Clinical Decision Support - Sepsis
• How do we deliver antibiotics timely to the patients who need them the most?
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Clinical Decision Support - Sepsis
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Clinical Decision Support - TCHP Shared Savings
• How do we encourage use of preferred drugs?
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Clinical Decision Support - TCHP Shared Savings
• How do we encourage use of preferred drugs?• Switching to preferred for 3 drug pairings for a projected net savings of $750k
• Q1 achieved a 73%preferred rating, an 86% increase from baseline
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Reducing Errors – A Partnership with Technology
“I scanned my patient’s ID band and then scanned the medication. Immediately I received a hard stop from the device! Rover was telling me that this was the wrong medication for my patient… This medication belonged to a patient in the
next room. Thanks to the technology now in place at Texas Children’s, this
potential error was avoided.”
-Sheba Ninan, PCU Nurse
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• Faster innovation to adoption curves
• Easier to “get behind"
• Users must become more facile with rapid changes
TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION: INNOVATION TO ADOPTION
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