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San Diego Beacon:
San Diego Regional Health
Information Exchange
James Killeen, MD
SD Beacon Technical Lead
Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine
UCSD School of Medicine
Beacon Community Program
“These pioneering communities are going to
lead the way in bringing smarter, lower-cost
health care to all Americans through use of
electronic health records”
Vice President Joseph Biden, May 2010
White House Announcement of Beacon Community
Awardees
Overview
• Funded by ARRA HITECH Act administered by
the Office of the National Coordinator for
Health Information Technology
• $15 million over three years to use health IT to
improve health care delivery in San Diego as
model for nation
• Transition from a grant-funded initiative to an
self-sustaining independent organization
providing services to the health care
community
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ARRA & HITECH Act
• HITECH Priority Grant Programs  nationwide meaningful use
– Medicare and Medicaid Meaningful Use Incentive
Payments
– Health IT Regional Extension Center Program
– Grants to states and state-designated entities for Health
Information Exchange (HIE)
• $20b in Health HIT
– electronic health records
– e-prescribing, e-care and telemedicine
– community health initiatives
– foster private sector investment in innovation
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ONC’s Beacon Community Program –
where HITECH comes to life
• Beacon Communities funded to:
Build and strengthen health IT infrastructure and exchange capabilities
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positioning each community to pursue a new level of sustainable health care
quality and efficiency over the coming years.
Improve cost, quality, and population health - translating investments in
health IT in the short run to measureable improvements in the 3-part aim.
Test innovative approaches to performance measurement, technology
integration, and care delivery - accelerating evidence generation for new
approaches.
17 Beacon Communities
Western New York
Beacon Community
Buffalo, NY
Beacon Community of
Inland Northwest
Spokane, WA
Utah Beacon
Community
Salt Lake City, UT
San Diego Beacon
Community
San Diego, CA
Southeastern Minnesota
Beacon Community
Rochester, MN
Southeast Michigan
Beacon Community
Detroit, MI
Central Indiana
Beacon Community
Indianapolis, IN
Rhode Island Beacon
Community
Providence, RI
Keystone Beacon
Community
Danville, PA
Greater Cincinnati
Beacon Community
Cincinnati, OH
Colorado Beacon
Community
Grand Junction, CO
Southern Piedmont
Beacon Community
Concord, NC
Great Tulsa Health Access
Network Beacon
Community
Tulsa, OK
Hawaii County Beacon
Community
Hilo, HI
Bangor Beacon
Community
Brewer, ME
Crescent City Beacon Community
New Orleans, LA
Delta BLUES Beacon
Community
Stoneville, MS
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San Diego Beacon
• Connecting ambulances to emergency rooms
• Patient event notification to providers and
payors
• Wireless cardiac device pilot
• Community Health Information Exchange
• Patient information available to providers
across systems at the point-of-care
• Accessible in ED, hospital, clinic
• Reporting (Immunizations, Public Health)
State/Local
Government
Community B
VA/DOD
County PH
CDC
SD
VA/DOD
EMS
Clinics
Community A
Build and Strengthen Health IT
Hospitals
Clinics
SD VA/DOD
Kaiser
EMS
County PH
Others
Suite of Services
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Pre-hospital data available to hospitals electronically
– Pre-hospital record
– ECG, Images
– Search capability into the HIE
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Immunization
– Optimize vaccine administration strategies
– Import data from non-traditional settings
– Add Immunization Forecasting
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Syndromic Surveillance
– Enhance reporting capabilities
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Radiology Imaging
Import Medical Device Data
– Implantable devices
– Wireless Devices
HIE Construction
Pre-Hospital & 911
Clinical
Population & Public Health
San Diego Beacon
• Improve Quality, Population Health, Costs
Cardiovascular Dz
Childhood IZ
Syndromic Surveillance
Redundant Tests
ED/hospital Readmits
Integrated Clinical Experience
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Immunizations
• More than 700,000 Lives
• UCSD, Sharp, Rady, Scripps, & Medical Groups within San Diego
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Immunizations
SDB Hosting Immunization Server
Provides routing of ADT and MU Reporting messages to SDIR and SD County
Lab Data Normalization and ELR
Syndromic Surveillance:
ADT messages
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Prehospital HIE
• Prehospital data available to hospitals
electronically
– Prehospital record
– Electrocardiograms & Images
– HIE also back to field providers
• EMS Application Partners
– SD City EMS
– AMR (Initiated)
– Fieldsaver (Initiated)
San Diego
• 2010 OSHPD Data:
– 24% (nearly one in four) of all 30-day readmissions
occurs at a different hospital (excluding VA,
NMCSD)
• 15% of all ED patients and 69% of “frequent
fliers” were seen in multiple hospitals
eRAP
Messaging
• Event notification for ED Visit, Admit or
Discharge
– Providers
– Payors
– Health Systems
– Federal Partners
Project 25
• ED visits and charges reduced substantially in
6 month pre/post comparison for enrollees
Financial Impact
Performance on false positives STEMI
EMS EMR
incidents,
by Quarter
vendor
50
40
33.3
Percent
30
False positive
STEMI
incidents
20
15.8
EMS Hub
San Diego
7.7
10
San Diego,
CA
0.0
0
Q1 2011
Q2 2011
Q3 2011
Q4 2011
Q1 2012
Smart Analytics Algorithms
Identifying Patients with In-Home Difficulties
Smart Analytics Algorithms
Identifying Patients with Substance Abuse Issues
Smart Analytics Algorithms
Identifying Patients with Psychiatric/Behavioral Problems
59 y/o Serial Inebriate Patient
Serial Inebriate Patient
RAP Trigger=SIP counselor sent to ED
40 y/o Post Traumatic Brain Injury
40 y/o Post Traumatic Brain Injury
40 y/o Post Traumatic Brain Injury
Arrested
P25
Released from
Jail
Alerts to P25
“ Information should follow the
patient, and artificial barriers –
technical, business-related,
bureaucratic – should not get
in the way ”
– David Blumenthal, MD, Former Director, ONC
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