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NCHICA Presents the 7 th Thought Leader Forum Direct Messaging in North Carolina: Current Capabilities & Future Directions November 4, 2015 Research Triangle Foundation Presenters Dennis Andrison , IS Project Lead II, New Hanover


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Direct Messaging in North Carolina:

Current Capabilities & Future Directions

November 4, 2015  Research Triangle Foundation

NCHICA Presents the 7th Thought Leader Forum

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Presenters

  • Dennis Andrison, IS Project Lead II, New Hanover Regional

Medical Center

  • Patty Lewis, Implementation Lead, Coastal Connect HIE
  • David C. Kibbe, MD, President & CEO, DirectTrust

Moderator

  • Mary McCaskill, Health IT Manager, NC AHEC Program
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No rth Ca ro lina Are a He a lth E duc a tio n Ce nte rs

Dire c t Me ssa g ing

  • Dire c t me ssa g ing is

b a sic a lly a se c ure e ma il syste m

  • T

he visio n o f a Dire c t-e na b le d he a lthc a re syste m is to pro vide a se c ure he a lthc a re ne two rk whe re a ll pa rtic ipa nts a re ve rifie d a nd c a n se c ure ly c o mmunic a te with a nyo ne e lse within this ne two rk. T his c o nne c tivity will e mpo we r c linic ia ns, a dministra to rs a nd syste ms to se c ure ly sha re info rma tio n.

(http:/ / h22168.www2.hp.c o m/ d o c s/ o rio n/ RS97 1_De mystifying _DSM_White Pa pe r.pd f )

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No rth Ca ro lina Are a He a lth E duc a tio n Ce nte rs No rth Ca ro lina Are a He a lth E duc a tio n Ce nte rs http:/ / www.njhite c .o rg / se rvic e s/ dire c t/

Direct email address from the NCHIE looks like: firstname.lastname@direct.yourdomain.nchie.net

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No rth Ca ro lina Are a He a lth E duc a tio n Ce nte rs

Dire c t Me ssa g ing

  • Sta nda rd Use Ca se s

– Re fe rra ls b e twe e n o rg a niza tio ns – Disc ha rg e summa rie s se nt to PCPs a nd

pa tie nts

– T

ra nsmit Ca re Summa rie s

– Se c ure pro vide r to pa tie nt c o mmunic a tio ns

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No rth Ca ro lina Are a He a lth E duc a tio n Ce nte rs No rth Ca ro lina Are a He a lth E duc a tio n Ce nte rs

Dire c t Me ssa g ing

Cha lle ng e s:

  • Ma ny imple me nta tio ns fo r e a c h pro vide r
  • E

a c h E HR is diffe re nt in the ste ps ne e de d to ma na g e Dire c t within the E HR a nd in pa c ka g ing info rma tio n fo r se nding via dire c t

  • No t a ll HI

SPS ta lk to e a c h o the r http:/ / www.dire c ttrust.o rg / me mb e r-list/

  • No c e ntra l pro vide r dire c to ry
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No rth Ca ro lina Are a He a lth E duc a tio n Ce nte rs No rth Ca ro lina Are a He a lth E duc a tio n Ce nte rs

Be st Pra c tic e s

Building a Community… 1. Impr

  • ve c ommunic ation- Wha t do e s o ur inte rna l te a m lo o k

like ? Who a re o ur e xte rna l pa rtne rs?

2. Standar dize pr

  • c e sse s- Wha t do e s a pre fe rre d pa rtne r lo o k

like ? Wha t do e s the wo rkflo w lo o k like ? Ho w do we te st Dire c t Me ssa g ing c a pa b ilitie s?

3. E stablish ac c ountability- Wha t a re the ro le s invo lve d? Wha t

ta sks a re a ssig ne d to e a c h ro le ? Wha t do we do whe n we e nc o unte r a pro b le m?

4. Me asur e pe r for manc e - Ho w do we kno w we a re o n the rig ht

tra c k?

5. E nc our age str

  • ng c ar

e c oor dination- Wha t re so urc e

a llo c a tio ns o r po lic y a nd pro c e dure c ha ng e s a re ne c e ssa ry?

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Direct Messaging in North Carolina

  • Nov. 4, 2015

Dennis Andrison IS Project Lead II

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NHRMC

  • Based in Wilmington, NC and serving 7-county region in southeastern

North Carolina (Pender, New Hanover, Brunswick, Onslow, Duplin, Columbus, Bladen)

  • Regional referral center with:

– Level II Trauma Center – Heart Center – Stroke Center – Women's & Children's Hospital – Orthopedic Hospital – Rehabilitation Hospital – Cancer Center – Neonatal, Pediatric and Adult Intensive Care – EMS

  • Affiliated with NHRMC Physician Group (200+ providers) and Pender

Memorial Hospital

  • Teaching hospital affiliated with UNC School of Medicine
  • Third largest county-owned public hospital in the United States
  • ~ 550 Physician Staff
  • Licensed for 769 beds
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Why Direct

  • Comply with

Meaningful Use Stage 2 metric for electronic transfer

  • f SOC (summary
  • f care documents)
  • To improve care

coordination for

  • ur patients
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Implementation

  • Concluded many surrounding Practices not

ready to electronically send SOC/TOC

  • Partnered with local CCHIE
  • Approximately three and a half month

implementation

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Lessons Learned

  • NHRMC has two direct domains

– Direct.nhrmc.org – Soc.nhrmc.org

  • Incoming Direct messages had to be

uniquely identified

  • Many different ways to send a Direct

message

  • Testing

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Success

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Questions

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Thank you for your time. Dennis.Andrison@nhrmc.org 910-667-7513

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Direct Messaging in North Carolina

Patty Lewis Implementation Lead Coastal Connect HIE

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Coastal Connect Current Footprint

Total Patients Since Inception: 4,051,703

  • HIE to HIE Connection
  • 40 Counties
  • 84 Data Contributors – acute, ambulatory and commercial lab,

diagnostic center

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Regional Interoperability

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Solution Use Case COMMUNITY HEALTH RECORD Access to data outside your own network: Reduction in duplicate testing and more timely diagnosis and completion of care plan . Access to Acute Care Setting Documents – including ED: Community Practices have a full picture of acute setting care to provide appropriate follow up

  • Reduction in requests for documents to hospital HIM departments

Clinical Inbox – results delivery NOTIFY Alerting Unaffiliated Providers: Notifications are sent for emergency room and inpatient admissions and discharges for their patient population

  • Allowing for appropriate/timely follow up and in some cases intervention

during ED encounter Alerting Hospital Care Team Members (non-provider): ER and other Case Managers are receiving readmission alerts on top utilizers iNEXX Care Coordination Acute to Ambulatory: Electronic scheduling of ambulatory follow up appointment prior to discharge

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NHRMC Community Dashboard

Community Health Record Utilization

.

In September, transition of care was supported for 5,076 unique patients!

1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000

Logins Unique Patients Accessed

From Sept 15 to Oct 15 – CCHIE

Direct Secure 80 practices/ 6444 transition of care or referral documents Direct Trust 34 providers/ 780 messages As practices get their Direct Trust set up – CCHIE numbers will decline

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Batish Family Medicine, Leland, NC sanjay-batish@batishfamily.e-mdsdirect.com

  • Dr. Weckel, Burgaw, NC

weckelmd@drweckel.amazing-direct.com Wilmington Access for Teens, (WHAT), Wilmington, NC whatswhat@direct.myezyaccess.com Coastal Internal Medicine, Wilmington, NC Coastal.internal.medicine@direct.coastalinternal.nextgenshare.com ayman.gebrail@direct.coastalinternal.nextgenshare.com feras.tanta@direct.coastalinternal.nextgenshare.com Orthowilmington, Wilmington, Leland, Jacksonville, Supply, Southport, Sunset Beach, NC referral.coordinator@orthowilmington.coastalconnectdirect.org

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Patient MCOne-One Zzzztest Date of birth January 1, 1901 Sex Female Race Ethnicity Contact info Primary Home: UNK WILMINGTON, NC 28401, USA Tel: +1-000-000-0000 Patient IDs 12294425 1.2.840.114350.1.13.298.2.7.5.737384.775029 Document Id 1.2.840.114350.1.13.298.2.7.8.688883.255988 Document Created: October 28, 2014, 13:43:14 -0400 Performer (primary care provider) Author Epic - Version 7.9 Contact info Encounter Id 207939056 1.2.840.114350.1.13.298.2.7.3.698084.8 Encounter Date at October 28, 2014 Encounter Location id: 14800 1.2.840.114350.1.13.298.2.7.2.688879 Document maintained by New Hanover Regional Medical Center Contact info 2131 S. 17th. St. Wilmington, NC 28401 Tel: +1-910-343-2498 Continuity of Care Docum ent

Table of Contents

  • Reason for Referral
  • Encounter Details
  • Active Allergies - as of 10/ 28/ 2014
  • Medications - as of 10/ 28/ 2014
  • Active Problems - as of 10/ 28/ 2014
  • Social History - as of 10/ 28/ 2014
  • Plan of Care
  • Procedures
  • Results
  • Visit Diagnoses
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Interoperability Value

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

David C. Kibbe, MD, MBA

President and CEO, DirectTrust Senior Advisor, AAFP

November 4, 2015

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Mission and Goals: DirectTrust

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DirectTrust.org, Inc. (DirectTrust) is a voluntary, self-governing, non- profit trade alliance of 150

  • rganizations dedicated to the

growth of Direct exchange at national scale, through the establishment of policies, interoperability requirements, and business practice requirements. DirectTrust operated under a two- year Cooperative Agreement with ONC, 2013-15, to support its work

  • f creating a national network of

interoperable Direct exchange services providers.

Security & Trust Framework EHNAC- DirectTrust Accreditation Programs Trust Anchor Bundle And Network Services

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

DirectTrust Network of Networks For Secure, Interoperable Exchange

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

DirectTrust Network of Networks For Secure, Interoperable Exchange

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

About DirectTrust

  • DirectTrust is a non-profit national industry alliance of 155 organizations that is

actively supporting Direct exchange through policy setting, accreditation, trust anchor distribution, and outreach activities. DirectTrust is an outgrowth of the Direct Project and supports the “triple aim” set by ONC and HHS: improvement of the health care experience; improvement in the care of populations; and reduction in the cost of care.

  • The ONC is establishing governance mechanisms for health information exchange
  • ver the nationwide health information network, Nhwin, in part through a 2 year

Cooperative Agreement with DirectTrust.

  • The Stage 2 MU objectives require eligible providers engage in health information

exchange via standards, used in a manner consistent with these governance mechanisms, including the use of certified EHR technology capable of sending and receiving Direct messages and attachments.

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See: http://www.healthit.gov/buzz-blog/health-information-exchange-2/onc-partners-health-information-exchange-governance-entities and also http://www.healthit.gov/buzz-blog/electronic-health-and-medical-records/directtrust-builds-transparency-confidence-direct-exchange).

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036 32

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DirectTrust’s membership has doubled in the last year and a half.

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

DirectTrust’s membership has doubled in less than a year.

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Stage 2 MU focus is on exchange

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Things have been moving very, very fast

April 2010

  • Direct Project

launched

  • Goal: simple,

secure, scalable, standards-based way to send health data

  • ver the

Internet

April 2011

  • Applicability

Statement published

  • “Rules of the

Road” Workgroup started

  • HIEs charged

w/ Direct

Feb 2013

  • EHNAC-DirectTrust

accreditation program starts

  • Stage 2 MU

program to require Direct in all EHRs by 2014

Sept 2015

  • DirectTrust HISPs

provide service to >48,000 HCOs and provision

  • ver 1 million
  • Direct email

addresses

Direct = secure, identity validated, vendor/app neutral messaging + content May 2012

  • DirectTrust

incorporated as non-profit trade alliance, 501(6)(c)

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Health Information Service Provider (HISP) Healthcare Organization (HCO)

Identity vetting at a specific level of Assurance, LoA.

Certificate Authority (CA)

Certificate Validation Service X.509 Certificate Issuance Service Revocation Services Certificate Signing Services

Registration Authority (RA)

Compile/Validate Identity and Trust Documentation

The CA and RA enforce the policies specified in the DirectTrust and FBCA Certificate Policy (CP).

Credential issued

  • n the basis of RA’s

Identity vetting at specific LoA.. HCO Direct Addressees

Basic services for user: DNS discovery; encryption; certificate signing and validation; send/receive MDNs; provide HISP-side of edge protocol connection compliance with Direct standard,

The HISP enforces the policies specified in the DirectTrust HISP Policy (HP), and MUST use accredited RA and CA. The HCO relies on HISP, CA, and RA as accredited trusted agents, and bears ultimate responsibility for HIPAA privacy and security.

NOTE: Three separate roles and responsibilities from “trusted agents” combine to enable Direct exchange

1. 2. 3.

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

DrBob@direct.familypractice.com (has been identity vetted, has X.509 Digital certificate bound to address.) DrSusan@direct.cardiology.com (has been identity vetted, has X.509 Digital certificate bound to address.)

Exchange between HISPs requires active use of the Direct protocols for secure Internet email exchange

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EHR EHR

encryption

identity validation

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Health care organizations served by DirectTrust HISPs

667 1,460 3,336 5,627 28,148 35,657 39,751 46,797

  • 5,000

10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 45,000 50,000 Q2 2013 Q3 2013 Q4 2013 Q1 2014 Q3 2014 Q4 2014 Q1 2015 Q3 2015

Health care organizations served by DirectTrust HISPs

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Number of Trusted Direct Addresses

8724 45,300 73,922 182,279 428,105 663,321 752,496 998,313 200000 400000 600000 800000 1000000 1200000 Q2 2013 Q3 2013 Q4 2013 Q1 2014 Q3 2014 Q4 2014 Q1 2015 Q3 2015

Number of Trusted Direct Addresses

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Direct Exchange Growth

122,842 2,195,433 2,567,110 3,938,346 7,746,375 22,959,139 27,316,438 57,247,435 10,000,000 20,000,000 30,000,000 40,000,000 50,000,000 60,000,000 70,000,000 Q2 2013 Q3 2013 Q4 2013 Q1 2014 Q3 2014 Q4 2014 Q1 2015 Q3 2015

Number of Send and Receive Direct Transactions to/from Trusted Endpoints

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Increase of 30 million transactions from Q1-Q3 2015

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Interoperability Matrix

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DirectTrust Accredited Bundle Interoperability Benchmarking Results as of 10/2/2015

Health Companion iShare Medical MedAllie s Cerner Data Motion EMR Direct ICA Max MD McKesso n/Relay MRO Sure- scripts Updox NY eHlth Collab Cozeva MHIN Axesson Inpriva Nitor Glenwoo d Systems SES Medicity Athena- health CareAcco rd CernerM
  • bileMD
eClinical Direct IOD Rocheste r RHIO Orion Health NextGen (Mirth) Truven Health Anltcs Covisint Optum HealthU nity HIXNY Shifox Disp Support (respond) Interop Score Interop %
  • Sep. Certs
(Send)
  • Sep. Certs
(Reply)

Health Companion

Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Sept Jul Sept Jul Sept Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Sept Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug Sept Aug Jul, 6

33 97% iShare Medical

Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Sept Sept Sept Jul Sept Jul Jul Jul Jul Sept Jul Jul Jul Jul Sept Jul Sept Jul Sept

33 97%

Sept

MedAllies

Jun Jul Jul Jun Jul Jun Jul Jul Jun Jul Jun Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jun Jun Jul Jul Jun Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug Sept Jun Jul, 9

33 97% Cerner

Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Aug Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jul Jun Jun Sept

32 94%

Aug

Data Motion

Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Apr Jun Jun Jul Jun Aug Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Aug Apr Jul Jun Sept, 16,17

32 94% EMR Direct

Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Aug Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jun Jun Jun Sept

32 94%

Aug Aug

ICA

Jun Jun Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jun Jul Jun Jun Jul Jul Jul Jul,19 Aug Sept

32 94% Max฀ MD

Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug Jul Jul Jul Sept Jul Sept Jul Aug Jul Apr Aug Jul Jun Jul Sept Sept Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Apr Sept Sept

32 94%

Aug Sept

McKesson/Relay

Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug Jul Aug,9,17,22,20 32

94% MRO

Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Sept

32 94% Sure-฀ scripts

Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Aug Jun Jun Jul Sept Jun Aug Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Aug Jun Sept Aug Sept

32 94% Updox

Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Aug Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Aug Jun Aug Aug Jun Jun Jun Aug Aug Jun Jun Jun Jun Aug Aug Jun Sept,13 Aug Sept

32 94%

NY eHlth Collab

Jun Jul Jul Aug Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug Jun Aug Aug Aug Jul Jul Jun Aug Jun Jun Aug Jul Jul Sept Jul Aug Aug Sept Aug Aug Sept,12,9

31 91% Cozeva

Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Sept,13 Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Sept,13 Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jul Jun Sept Oct,13 Aug

30 88% MHIN

Aug Aug Aug Aug Sept Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Sept Aug Aug Sept Aug Aug Sept, 2 Aug Aug Sept, 9

30 88% Axesson

Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Sept Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug

28 82% Inpriva

Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jun Jun Jun Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jun Jul Jun Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Jun Sept,9,12,23,24 28

82% Nitor

Jul Sept Jul Jun Jun Jun Jun Jul Jul Jul Jun Jun Jul Jun Jul Jul Jun Sept, 2 Jun Aug Jul Jun Aug Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug Sept, 2 Jul Sept, 14

28 82% Glenwood Systems

Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Aug Sept 9,22

27 79% SES

Jun Jul Jun Jun Aug,13 Jun Jun Sept Jun Jun Jul Jun Jun Jun Sept Jul Jun Jun Sept Jun Jun Sept Aug 2,13 Jun Jul Sept Sept Sept Jul,13 Aug,13 Sept,13 Sept,13 Aug Sept,16,17,22 27

79% Medicity

Oct, 2 Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct, 2 Oct Oct Oct Oct, 2 Oct, 2 Oct Oct Oct Oct Sept Oct,1,2 Sept Aug, 16

26 76% Athena-฀ health

Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug Jul Jul Aug Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Sept Jul Jul Jul Jun Jul Sept Jul Jul Aug Jul Jul,6,9

24 71% CareAccord

Jul Jul Jul,13 Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Aug,13 Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Sept Sept Jul Jul,2 Aug,13 Jul, 13 Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul,1,13 Aug2,13, Jul,13 Sept

24 71% CernerMobileMD

Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Sept Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Sept Sept Sept,13 Aug Sept Aug Aug Aug Aug Sept Aug Aug Sept, 16,17,24 24

71%

Sept

eClinical฀ Direct

Jun Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul, 18 Jul Aug Jul Aug Jun Jul, 2 Jun Jul Jul Jun Aug Jun Jul Jun Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Sept 17, 20,9,23 24

71% IOD

Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul Jul, 9

24 71% Rochester RHIO

Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Jan Sept,13 Sept Sept,13 Jan Sept Sept Sept Sept,13 Sept Sept Sept Jan Sept Sept,13 Jul, 15

23 68% Orion Health

Aug Sept Aug Aug Sept,13 Aug Aug Aug Sept,13 Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Sept Aug Sept,13 Aug Aug Sept,13 Sept,13 Aug Aug Aug Sept,13 Sept,13 Sept

21 62% NextGen (Mirth)

Aug,2 Aug,2 Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug,13 Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Jan Aug Aug Aug Sept Aug,13 Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug,2 Sept Aug,2 Aug,13 Jan Aug,13 Sept

20 59% Truven Health Anltcs

Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Sept 22,17

10 29% Covisint

Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Aug, 12,16

9 26% Optum

Aug Aug,9,20

1 3% HealthUnity

Sept, 16,12,25

0% HIXNY

Sept 17,16,22,23

0% Shifox

Sept, 14

0%

Interop Testing Bundle (Test PKI) Accredited Bundle Results Summary

S e n d e r

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

HIMSS Survey shows Direct exchange now mainstream

Current market view of the usage, value and future of Direct Messaging

Themes from the survey results:

  • substantial use of Direct in support of care coordination use cases,
  • broad availability to a provider directory but great variability in the method of

access,

  • continued challenges incorporating structured data into the EHR,
  • extensive membership [of provider organizations] in a HISP,
  • some knowledge of the availability of Direct messaging among the clinician

community, and

  • that most participating organizations support Direct as the method choice for

exchanging data.

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Contact Information David C. Kibbe MD, President and CEO DirectTrust.org David.Kibbe@DirectTrust.org kibbedavid@mac.com admin@directtrust.org 913.205.7968

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Short lexicon of terms

Health Information Service Provider, HISP An entity or service providing its subscribers Direct accounts, addresses and secure, encrypted exchange of messages between users within the same domain, and also with users in different domains, that is, who are subscribers of different

  • HISPs. It is typically also the responsibility for a HISP to arrange for its

subscribers’ identity proofing and verification (the Registration Authority function) and for its subscribers’ digital certificate issuance and management (the Certificate Authority function). HISPs may be organized along several different business models. For example, an EHR technology vendor may operate a HISP internally for its customers. A so-called “full service” HISP may operate a stand alone business, and partner with several EHRs as well as offer its Direct services through a web portal or other set of tools and devices.

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Short lexicon of terms

Direct Project A public-private sector initiative sponsored and run by ONC whose aim was to create a simple, secure, and open standard for transport of messages and attachments between health care participants over the Internet, regardless of end-user technology. Direct Standard The outcome of the Direct Project. A set of protocols and specifications, along with a security and trust architecture, for simple, secure, inter-vendor communications over the Internet for use by health care professionals and patients. Direct Message Exchange Use or deployment by individuals or entities of health information exchange utilizing the Direct standard. Also sometimes referred to as Directed “push” exchange, Direct exchange. Direct User or Subscriber An organization or an individual that participates in sending and receiving messages and attachments using technology equipped to do so, e.g. an EHR or a web portal, via the Direct standard, and who has the authority to do so.

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www.DirectTrust.org 1101 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Short lexicon of terms

Direct Project A public-private sector initiative sponsored and run by ONC whose aim was to create a simple, secure, and open standard for transport of messages and attachments between health care participants over the Internet, regardless of end-user technology. Direct Standard The outcome of the Direct Project. A set of protocols and specifications, along with a security and trust architecture, for simple, secure, inter-vendor communications over the Internet for use by health care professionals and patients. Direct Message Exchange Use or deployment by individuals or entities of health information exchange utilizing the Direct standard. Also sometimes referred to as Directed “push” exchange, Direct exchange. Direct User or Subscriber An organization or an individual that participates in sending and receiving messages and attachments using technology equipped to do so, e.g. an EHR or a web portal, via the Direct standard, and who has the authority to do so.

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Questions?