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EHEALTH COMMISSION MEETING SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 AGENDA Call to Order 1:00 Roll Call and Introductions Approval of August Minutes S eptember Agenda and Obj ectives Michelle Mills, Chair Announcements 1:05 OeHI Updates S IM HIT Updates


  1. EHEALTH COMMISSION MEETING SEPTEMBER 14, 2016

  2. AGENDA Call to Order 1:00 Roll Call and Introductions Approval of August Minutes S eptember Agenda and Obj ectives Michelle Mills, Chair Announcements 1:05 OeHI Updates S IM HIT Updates Grant Opportunities, Workgroup Updates, Announcements Chris Underwood, OeHI Int erim Direct or Carrie Paykoc, S t at e HIT Coordinat or Commission Members New Business 1:20 Colorado Health IT Roadmap Discussion Laura Kolkman and Bob Brown, Mosaica Part ners Prime Health Update 2:05 Jeffrey Nat hanson, President , CEO Prime Healt h CPC+ Update 2:25 Pat rick Gordon, AVP , Rocky Mount ain Healt h Plans Public Comment Period 2:45 Closing Remarks 2:50 Open Discussion, S eptember Agenda, and Adj ourn Michelle Mills 2

  3. MEETING OBJECTIVES WHAT ARE WE TRYING TO ACHIEVE TODAY?  As the S teering Committee for the Colorado Health IT Roadmap, provide direction & feedback on the progress and next steps  Understand the role of Prime Health’s in health innovation and integration of best practices  Understand CPC+ and how health IT can assist achieve the goals of that program 3

  4. ANNOUNCEMENTS ▪ S IM HIT Updates Carrie Paykoc, S t at e HIT Coordinat or ▪ OeHI Updates Chris Underwood, OeHI Int erim Direct or ▪ Grant Opportunities, Workgroup Updates, Announcements Commission Members 4

  5. COLORADO HEALTH IT ROADMAP WORKSHOPS STEERING COMMITTEE DISCUSSION LAURA KOLKMAN AND BOB BROWN, MOSAICA PARTNERS

  6. STEERING COMMITTEE AGENDA  Workshops: Update  Interviews: Findings and Discussion  Principles: Discussion  S urvey: Help with distribution  Next S teps:  Proj ect Plan  Conclude Workshops  Conduct S urvey 6

  7. WORKSHOPS UPDATE Completed ▪ Friday, S ept 9 Grand Junction ▪ Monday, S ept 12 Alamosa Upcoming ▪ Thursday, S ept 15 Colorado S prings ▪ Friday, S ept 16 Denver ▪ Monday, S ept 19 Denver 7

  8. INTERVIEWS SUMMARY

  9. TWENTY-FIVE KEY STAKEHOLDERS THROUGHOUT COLORADO WERE INTERVIEWED Dave Abernathy Barbara Martin CIVHC State Innovation Model Project Kendall Paul Alexander Jonathan Mathieu North Range Behavioral Health CIVHC Ed Bostick Michelle Mills Colorado Rural Health Center Colorado Telehealth Network Jeffrey Nathanson Joel Dalzell PRIME Health HCPF Mark O'Neill Jason Greer DORA Colorado Community Managed Care Network Carrie Paykoc Jon Gottsegen OeHI OIT Alexis Sgouros Rebecca Helfand Kaiser Permanente CDHS/Behavioral Health Bill Stevens James Reed Holder OIT Cigna Dick Thompson Morgan Honea Quality Health Network CORHIO Chris Underwood Kate Horle HCPF CORHIO Chris Wells Micah Jones CDPHE HCPF Herb Wilson Kyle Knierim CDHS University of Colorado Marc Lassaux Quality Health Network 9

  10. INTERVIEWS: FINDINGS DISCUSSION 1 of 2 ▪ Interviews were conducted to provide insight into and understanding of key stakeholder perspectives of Colorado’s current health IT environment. ▪ The interviews focused on four key subj ect areas • Current S tate of Health IT in Colorado • Expectations and Goals • S uccess Factors • Issues / Barriers ▪ There was general agreement that foundational elements are now in place for health IT to support Colorado’s health and health care transformation. 10

  11. INTERVIEWS: FINDINGS DISCUSSION 2 of 2 ▪ However, wide disparities in access to, sharing, and use of health information were mentioned. ▪ There was wide variation of expectations around the Health IT Roadmap and what it would contain. ▪ There was general agreement on what is required for the Health IT Roadmap to be relevant and used ▪ Interviewees also identified issues and barriers that are currently inhibiting success. 11

  12. CONSIDERATIONS & QUESTIONS TO BE ADDRESSED ▪ There is a clear need for the Health IT Roadmap to align and manage the multitude of health IT efforts and to ensure they are efficiently and effectively contributing to health care transformation in Colorado. ▪ Is Colorado spending (health IT) money on the right things, in the right way, at the right time? ▪ What does Colorado need to do ensure that the resources being investing in health IT are being coordinated to ensure optimum outcomes and value for Colorado? ▪ Who is ultimately responsible for approving the Health IT Roadmap? ▪ Who is accountable for the Roadmap implementation? 12

  13. PRINCIPLES GUIDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COLORADO HEALTH IT ROADMAP

  14. COLORADO AS THE HEALTHIEST STATE “ Our GOAL is for Colorado to become the healthiest state in the nation.” “ Our VISION is a future where health and well-being are as much a part of Colorado’s way of life as our mountains, clear skies, and pristine environment.” “ Our health delivery networks will be comprehensive, person-centered, high-quality, and affordable.” “ They will integrate physical, behavioral, oral, and environmental health with community-based long- term services and supports, and support individual health with health information technology.” 14

  15. PRINCIPLES DISCUSSION PRINCIPLES GUIDING ROADMAP DEVELOPMENT ▪ S upports Colorado’s health care transformation efforts ▪ Use an open and transparent process ▪ Ensure broad stakeholder participation ▪ Broad geographic and demographic considerations ▪ Leverage existing capabilities, where possible ▪ Roadmap should be achievable, actionable, and practical ▪ YOUR THOUGHTS GO HERE ▪ And here ▪ … 15

  16. SURVEY PREPARATION 16

  17. SURVEY Purpose To determine the relative importance of the various obj ectives. Distribution process ▪ S teering Committee specific link ▪ Colorado stakeholders – BROAD distribution Multiple distribution channels ▪ S teering Committee input and assistance 17

  18. 18 We are here PROJECT TIMELINE

  19. NEXT STEPS ▪ Conclude Envisioning Workshops (S eptember) ▪ Develop and present potential obj ectives to S teering Committee for review and comment (October) ▪ Develop and conduct survey (October) 19

  20. THANK YOU Laura Kolkman RN, MS, FHIMSS President Mosaica Partners LKolkman@MosaicaPartners.com 727-570-8100 20

  21. PRIME HEALTH UPDATE JEFFREY NATHANSON, PRESIDENT, CEO, PRIME HEALTH

  22. CPC+ UPDATE PATRICK GORDON, AVP, ROCKY MOUNTAIN HEALTH PLANS

  23. PUBLIC COMMENT

  24. CLOSING REMARKS, OPEN DISCUSSION, OCTOBER AGENDA, AND ADJOURN MICHELLE MILLS

  25. DRAFT OCTOBER AGENDA Call to Order Roll Call and Introductions 1:00 Approval of August Minutes October Agenda and Obj ectives Announcements OeHI Updates S IM HIT Updates Grant Opportunities, Workgroup Updates, Announcements Proposed New Business 1:15 Colorado Health IT Roadmap S teering Committee Laura Kolkman and Bob Brown, Mosaica MDM Requirements, Review and Release for Public Comment Other Items? Public Comment Period 2:35 2:45 Open Discussion, October Agenda, Closing Remarks, and Adjourn 25

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