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DATA ENHANCEMENT AND ACQUISITION PANEL SESSION NAHDO CONFERENCE, LITTLE ROCK NOVEMBER 7, , 2019 AGENDA Introduction and Overview Federal Legislation Summary Background on Panelists Initiatives Discussion Questions Q&A Explanation of

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DATA ENHANCEMENT AND ACQUISITION PANEL SESSION NAHDO CONFERENCE, LITTLE ROCK

NOVEMBER 7, , 2019

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AGENDA

Introduction and Overview Federal Legislation Summary Background on Panelists’ Initiatives Discussion Questions Q&A Explanation of Workshop Structure

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PANELISTS

Michael Lundberg, Executive Director, Virginia Health Information Jo Porter, Director, Institute for Health Policy and Practice, University of New Hampshire; Co-chair, APCD Council Ashley Storms, Analytic Reporting Manager, Mass. Center for Health Information and Analysis Victoria Udalova, Research Economist, US Census Bureau Moderator: Craig Schneider, Managing Director, IMPAQ International

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TOPICS

Briefing on national legislation relevant to health data organizations Jo Porter Methods to estimate missing, and increase the submission of, self-insured employer data in APCDs Michael Lundberg Capturing data outside of claims for alternative payment models Ashley Storms Linking multiple data sources for social determinants of health Victoria Udalova

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AHRQ GRANT

2nd year of 3-year conference and educational grant Purpose: improve statewide hospital and claims-based data sets Goals:

▸ Promote a uniform approach across state data agency practices and methods

around the 3 domains

▸ Strengthen state-to-state applied learning partnerships and explore feasibility for

shared analytics Domains:

▸ 1: Data quality assurance and improvement ▸ 2: Data enhancement and acquisition (this year’s topic) ▸ 3: Share best practices in analytics and actionable reporting

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POLL QUESTION

After the break, there will be 3 breakout session options:

1. Obtaining Data on Missing Populations
2. Capturing Non-Claims Data for APMs
3. Linkage of APCD and Other Data Sources

Question: Which of these sessions do you plan to attend?

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

 What was the biggest barrier/hindrance you faced in implementing your initiative?  What was the greatest facilitator you had in accomplishing your objectives?  What supporting structures/assets to you wish you had at the time of design and

implementation?

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AUDIENCE Q&A

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WORKSHOP INSTRUCTIONS

Structure: 2 sessions, 3 breakout options, report out Sessions:

▸ Part 1, 11:00 – 12:30 – Technical Aspects of Data Integration and Linkage ▸ Part 2, 1:30 – 3:00 – Policy Implications of Data Integration and Linkage

Breakouts:

▸ Obtaining Data on Missing Populations – Facilitator: Kenley Money ▸ Capturing Non-Claims Data for APMs – Facilitator: Maria Diaz-Perez ▸ Linkage of APCD and Other Data Sources – Facilitator: Kyle Russell

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WORKSHOP INSTRUCTIONS (2)

When you return from break, go straight to your preferred breakout session

▸ Obtaining Data on Missing Populations – Chicot Meeting Room ▸ Capturing Non-Claims Data for APMs – Arkansas Ballroom ▸ Linkage of APCD and Other Data Sources – Neosho Meeting Room

After lunch, you may continue with the same group or switch to another one. Report outs will be during a working lunch on Friday, 12:00 – 1:00. Questions?