MiHINSS Meeting

Great Lakes HIE Overview

June 20, 2012

Timeline Context

• Started as Capital Area RHIO – SOM Implementation Grant

• Pilot 2/15/11-5/14/11 • Fully operational 5/15/11

Priorities

• Patient health and safety • Quality improvement • Administrative efficiency • Cost Reduction

Participants • Eight Hospitals

– Clinton Memorial Hospital – CS Mott Children's Hospital – Hayes Green Beach Memorial Hospital – Ionia Hospital – Sparrow Hospital – St. Lawrence Hospital – University of Michigan Medical Center – Von Voigtlander Women's Hospital

• Around 40 organizations including long term care, urgent care, local public health, and community mental health

GLHIE by the Numbers

Clinical Results ADT Lab Radiology Transcriptions Query VHR EMPI Provider Directory

Monthly Message Volume 2.9 M 650,000 105,000 53,000 48,875 Totals to date 6.4 M 65% of SOM pop.

32,000 records

Connection to GLHIE • Interface with EMR

– Normalizes data so multiple sources through same interface

– Results ordered by or copied to physician are routed through an interface

• Virtual Health Record – All data routed through GLHIE available in

query for patient structure

Connection to GLHIE • Subscribe to a patient

– All information routed through GLHIE – Information can be sent through interface or

routed to a clinical inbox • During interface development or for

practices without an EMR – Clinical in-box for subscribe to a patient,

referral routing and other clinical messaging – Virtual Health Record

Developing Use Cases Public Health Reporting through MiHIN Immunizations (MCIR) – submit and query Reportable Labs (MDSS)

Notification of Inpatient/ER admits, discharges, transfers

Medication Feeds Lab Order Gateway Radiology Images Business Analytics support for Quality Improvement,

MU, PCMH and ACOs