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Page 1: Slide 1 - Welcome to Harborview TeleConsult

June 4, 2007Version 4.0

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Agenda

• Welcome and Introductions• Background • Current Setup• TeleConsult Program

– Overview– Emergent vs. Elective workflows– Roles and responsibilities– Schedules

• TeleConsult Web portal• Next Steps• Q & A

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Welcome & Introductions

Harborview Team

Administrative– Cindy Hecker, R.N. – April Delgado, R.N.– Joe Marotta– Annie Feyereisen, R.N.– Chris Martin, R.N.– Peter Ghavami– George Cua– Shirley DeVera– Cara Towle

Physicians

– Richard Ellenbogen, M.D.– Laligam Sekhar, M.D.– Wendy Cohen, M.D.– David Tirschwell, M.D.– Randall Chesnut, M.D.– Marcelo Vilela, M.D.– Kyra Becker, M.D.

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Background & History

2000: First generation PACS installed at Harborview

2004: Harborview totally filmless

2005: To PRESENT:

– Identified need to transmit digital radiology images from referring hospitals. (Trauma was our primary focus.)

– Determined need to establish a hospital to hospital connection that met all the security and privacy requirements.

– Created Virtual Private Network (VPN).

– Created HIPAA compliant agreement for digital information sharing between hospitals.

– Presented the availability of the VPN connection at the Governor's Steering Committee on Trauma.

– Began connecting hospitals across the state to the network.

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Current Setup

PACS TeleRadiologyGateway

(Mini PACS)

VPNConcentrator

Internet(MedWAN, GCI, PeaceHealth,

AT&T, Qwest, etc.)

Kadlec Medical

Harborview Medical Center

Currently connected to 51 hospitals

Lake ChelanHarrison Medical

Central Washington

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TeleConsult Pilot Program (1)

• Pilot Objective:– Provide neurosurgery consult to regional hospitals

(initially with four hospitals in the region).

– Improve trauma patient transfer decisions using TeleConsult(patient at the right facility).

– Improve trauma patient transfer procedures via TeleConsult.

– Identify non-emergent neurosurgery cases that can benefit from TeleConsult.

• Participants– Central Washington Hospital (CWH)

– Lake Chelan Community Hospital (LCCH)

– Harrison Medical Center (Harrison)

– Kadlec Medical Center (KMC)

• Duration– Three to four months.

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TeleConsult Pilot Program (2)

• Pilot Coordinators– Executive Sponsor: Cindy Hecker, R.N.

– Pilot Manager: Chris Martin, R.N.

– Transfer Center/Medcon: April Delgado, R.N.

– Clinical Manager: Annie Feyereisen, R.N.

– Technical Manager: Peter Ghavami

• Metrics & Measurements– Quantity of consults by hospital, date and type

– Response time from Medcon

– Response time from neurosurgeons

– Outcomes

• Weekly conference calls– Monitor progress

– Report and resolve any workflow issues

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TeleConsult Pilot Program (3)

Milestone Date Participants

Orientation Monday, June 4 CWH, LCCH, Harrison, KMC

1st Pilot group Monday, June 11 CWH, LCCH,

Harrison, KMC

Weekly conference call

Every Monday until October

All participants

Schedule

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TeleConsult WorkflowEmergentor ElectiveConsult?

Call HarborviewTransfer Center

Enter Consult Request Form

on Web site:www.ReachHarborview.org

Emergent (0-1hr) Elective (0-24hrs)

Neurosurgeon contactsreferring physician

Medcon calls back andconfirms

receipt of information

Send imagesto Harborview

Neurosurgeon will follow up(If required)

Send imagesto Harborview

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www.ReachHarborview.org

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Next Steps

• Register yourself and encourage your physicians to register at www.ReachHarborview.org.

• Tell physicians at your hospital about this program. Encourage them to use it.

• Use the online request form for nonemergent consult requests.

• Use the usual Transfer Center phone number for emergent requests,(888) 731-4791.

• Don’t forget to send the Radiology images (CT/MRI) to Harborview via PACS (see instruction sheet). Please refer to Harborview’s CT and MRI scanning protocols at www.ReachHarborview.org.

• Participate in weekly pilot meetings: Mondays, 3 p.m., phone number: (206) 315-1785, code: 50065#.

What can you do to make this a success?

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Q & A

• Whom do I contact if I have a question?

– For Medcon/Transfer Center questions,

• contact: April Delgado, R.N., (206) 744-6247

– For neurosurgery questions,

• contact: Annie Feyereisen, R.N., (206) 744-9314

– For technical questions,

• contact: Peter Ghavami, (206) 731-2636

• Do I use the Web site for emergent cases?

– No. For emergent cases contact Harborview Transfer Center at(888) 731-4791.

• How do I get technical help?

– Contact your IT professional, or page Harborview PACS/IT professionals at: (206) 541-1653.

– Refer to the Web site for more IT contact information.

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Q & A

• What if a response is taking longer than expected?

– Contact:

• Medcon: Elective consults - (800) 326-5300

• Harborview Transfer Center: Emergent consults – (888) 731-4791

• What feedback do we receive after requesting a consult?

– You’ll get a call from the neurosurgeon

– You’ll receive the attending’s notes via fax.

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THANK YOU