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Title: Event Reporting: the Tension Between Accessibility


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Event Reporting the Tension Between
Accessibility Confidentiality
  • AHRQ IT Portfolio
  • 6/9/05

H Kaplan Columbia University InCHOIR Pathology N
YPH
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"To conceive of knowledge as a collection of
information seems to rob the concept of all of
its life... Knowledge resides in the user and not
in the collection."
  •  West Churchman, in The Design of Inquiring
    Systems

3
NYPH Participating Hospitals
  • Milstein Hospital
  • Morgan Stanley Childrens Hospital
  • Weill Cornell Hospital
  • The Allen Pavilion
  • Ambulatory Care Network
  • Westchester Division of Psychiatric Hospital

4
MERS-TH Features
  • Standardized reporting form for the entire
    hospital network
  • Web system that is accessible to reporters
    through any web browser
  • Central database of reports for process
    improvement with on-line query tools
  • Automatic routing of reports to all relevant
    hospital personnel

5
Push Event report forms are distributed to all
relevant parties in real-time
6
Empowering the End User Conjunctive Query by
Field
End user able to build queries without
understanding database design or table
relationships.
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Discovery Form Expanding sections reveal
detailed questions for each event type
8
MERS-TH Workflow
9
Weekly, monthly and quarterly sets of data may be
downloaded in Excel spreadsheet format
10
Interactive Charting Tool
11
Tension Between Accessibility and Confidentiality
  • Good News re automation
  • Reducing the number of paper report forms
  • Improved access and availability
  • -decrease dead ends
  • More timely
  • Bad News
  • (Still need someone to look at it)
  • Increased need to control access
  • -HIPPA and medical/legal

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Controlling Information Access
  • Organization Tree
  • Roles
  • Privileges
  • Overarching Access Rule Set (derived from
    organization tree)
  • Location
  • Service line (e.g. cardiac surgery, oncology)
  • Types (falls, meds, transfusion, equip, etc.)

13
MERS-TH Adapts to Institutional Changes
  • Built-in lists of hospitals, services and
    locations can be changed with an on-line
    location tree editor
  • Role/location/service-based access control makes
    it easy to reassign user roles.
  • Backup users may be specified for each account to
    temporarily assume another users role
  • A choice of centralized login mechanisms allows
    centralized institutional password and account
    management

14
Ability is the art of getting the credit for all
the home runs somebody else hits -Casey
Stengel, baseball manager
  • International Center for Health Outcomes and
    Innovation Research (InCHOIR) CUMC
  • A. Gelijns, A. Moskowitz, R. Levitan, N.Egorova,
    G. Greco
  • Department of Pathology CUMC
  • Barbara Rabin Fastman

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