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Title: BCMA Diabetes Collaborative Learning Session


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BCMA Diabetes Collaborative Learning Session
1Registry Data Drives Disease Management
Ministry Resources for CDM
  • Rosemary Grayfor Knowledge Management
    TechnologyPrimary Care Enhancement
  • Ministry of Health Planning/Services
  • 4 March 2004
  • Vancouver, BC

2
Agenda
  • MoH Information Mgmt Technology Overview
    Resources for Practitioners
  • Using the CDM Toolkit
  • Contacts / Resources

3
THE EXPANDED CHRONIC CARE MODEL - APPLICATION OF
THE PHCTF
Population Health Outcomes Clinical/Functional
Outcomes
Created by Victoria Barr, Sylvia Robinson,
Brenda Marin-Link, Lisa Underhill, Darlene
Ravensdale Anita Dotts (2002)
4
MoH Secure Web Site for Practitioners
  • One Point of entry for secure provider
    interactions
  • Provider-to-MoH/HA
  • MoH/HA-to-provider
  • Provider-to-provider
  • 2 factor authentication / security model
  • gt400 physician users province wide
  • 800-1000 users by March 2004
  • Available to all physicians in BC
  • Permits secure file pick-up and drop-off
  • Includes CDM Toolkit access
  • Needs Internet connection and browser (only)

5
Future possibilities
  • Health Registry patient demographic transactions
    (PHN lookups, MSP Eligibility checks, Address
    updates, etc)
  • Pharmacare Special Authorities
  • Medical Practice Access to PharmaNet (MPAP)
  • Comprehensive multi-disease flowsheets
  • ? Prenatal forms, Immunization records, ?others

6
What is the CDM Toolkit?
  • Guideline (Flowsheet)-based confidential data
    capture and reporting
  • Facilitates
  • Recall/reprints of records, Patient call back
    lists
  • Data sharing among authorized users (e.g.
    physicians MOAs, nurses, other physicians)
  • Collaborative and comparative reports
    performance indicators and quality improvement
    measures
  • Direct data imports from office-based EMR
    software
  • Secure information sharing

7
CDM Toolkit Contextual Overview
Firewall
ToolkitDataBase
MSP CDM Registers
Web browser(manual)
HNFTP(file transfer)
File extract (from clinic EMR)
8
Benefits of the Toolkit
  • Easy identification of CDM patients
  • Access to current Guidelines and Protocols
  • Standardized clinical and quality improvement
    reporting
  • Provides peer comparisons individual to group
    comparisons
  • Tracks changes in processes and patient outcomes
    over time
  • Provides Guideline-based Patient Recall reports
  • Supports multiple chronic conditions per patient
    without data duplication
  • Supports interdisciplinary care teams and shared
    patient care
  • Permits updates to MSPs probabilistic CDM
    Registers
  • Supports GPSC FSFP data collection requirements

9
Benefits (contd)
  • New MSP CDM Registers and Flowsheets
    automatically available to users
  • Integration with GP office EMR software (10
    vendors participating to date)
  • ONE userid and password to access many secure web
    services
  • Direct access to CDM Secure Website for secure
    file transfer
  • Pickup e.g. Probabilistic CDM registers,
    Performance Measures
  • (Coming Soon) Send e.g. Consult notes, referral
    letters to other physicians, file transfers
    between providers and HAs/MoHP/S
  • Direct access to related Health Registry/Primary
    Health Care secure web services
  • Health Registry patient demographic transactions
    (PHN lookups, MSP Eligibility checks, Address
    updates, etc)
  • PHC population-based registration transactions
    and reports
  • .. irrespective of an individual GPs level of
    office automation Internet access and a web
    browser are all that are required

10
Access and Security How secure is the data?
  • 128-bit SSL Encryption
  • The same strength used for online banking
  • Client-Side Certificates
  • A second factor of authentication to ensure the
    user is entitled to use his/her user id (i.e. are
    you who you say you are?)
  • Certificates issued by Ministry of Health
  • Role-Based data access
  • Only physicians or their authorized delegates can
    see patient-specific data
  • Other users can only see aggregate reports

11
Access and Security What data can I see?
  • Physicians (MRPs)
  • Patient data for your own patients
  • Patient data for other providers patients for
    whom you have been granted access
  • Detailed, patient-specific reports for all
    patients for whom you have access
  • Summary reports for all patients and providers
    for whom you have access
  • Summary reports for the Collaborative(s) to which
    you belong
  • MOAs, Nurses, other provider Delegates
  • Patient data for patients to whom a physician has
    granted you access
  • Detailed, patient-specific reports for all
    patients for whom you have access
  • Summary reports for all patients and providers
    for whom you have access
  • Health Authority and Collaborative Administrators
  • Summary reports for all patients and providers
    within their HA or Collaborative
  • Ministry of Health Administrators
  • Summary reports for all patients and providers
    within the CDM Toolkit
  • Access Administration for all users (to manage
    user access to patients and to providers data)

12
Sample Run Chart Report
Pop 1 My Patients Pop 2 All Providers in BC
(sample/test data only)
13
Sample Run Chart Report
Pop 1 My Patients Pop 2 All Providers in BC
(sample/test data only)
14
How does this impact me?
  • The BCMA Diabetes Collaborative
  • Using the CDM Toolkit

15
CDM Toolkit - Status
  • Production in Jan 2004
  • CHF, VIHA Collaboratives already using Toolkit
  • BCMA Collaborative Teams going live now
  • Physicians registering for access
  • HAs helping to identify Teams (physicians, MOAs,
    nurses. see Team Spreadsheet)
  • MoH pre-loading diabetes data
  • HA/Collab support staff assigned user IDs
  • BCMA Collaborative beginning data entry and
    reporting for diabetes patients

16
CDM Toolkit - Status
  • STRETCH GOAL
  • By March 5th, 2004
  • All Collaborative physicians signed up for access
    (i.e. submitted the online Registration
    Agreement)
  • All Collaborative teams completed Team
    Spreadsheet and returned it to HA contact
  • MoH and HA plan support/followup required for
    individual Teams

17
Resources
  • CDM Toolkit / PHC HNWeb / CDM Secure Website
  • REGISTRATION https//healthnet.hnet.bc.ca/has/reg
    agree/4614fil.pdf
  • LOGIN https//healthregistry.moh.hnet.bc.ca
  • FAQ http//www.healthservices.gov.bc.ca/cdm/secur
    efaqs.pdf
  • MoHS CDM Website http//www.healthservices.gov.bc
    .ca/cdm
  • MoHS MSP Website http//www.healthservices.gov.bc
    .ca/msp
  • MoHP PHC Website http//www.healthplanning.gov.bc
    .ca/phc

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Contact Information
  • CDM Toolkit
  • Ministry of Health Help Desk
  • Tel 250-952-1234
  • Rosemary Gray, Project Manager
  • Tel 250 952-3384
  • Email rosemary.gray_at_gems2.gov.bc.ca
  • Alec Matthews, Information Analyst
  • Tel 250 952-2864
  • Email alec.matthews_at_gems9.gov.bc.ca
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