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STD NBS Users Group Meeting November 14, 2017 3:00 4:00 PM ET Meeting Agenda Welcome and Introductions Charlie and Marvin Remarks from NCSD Charlie Remarks from CDC Surveillance and Data Management Branch Marvin


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STD NBS Users Group Meeting November 14, 2017 3:00 – 4:00 PM ET

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Meeting Agenda

  • Welcome and Introductions – Charlie and Marvin
  • Remarks from NCSD – Charlie
  • Remarks from CDC Surveillance and Data Management

Branch – Marvin

  • Presentation from Developers – Jennifer Ward (CSRA)
  • Project Area Presentations
  • Nevada - Elizabeth Kessler
  • Alabama - Thomas Lee
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Why Support Surveillance System User Groups ?

Foster STD Programs Learning From Each Other

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User Group Audience & Purpose

  • Audience: STD AAPPS funded grantees and other STD programs using

Maven software for STD surveillance and information management

  • Purpose: Identify and share:
  • Best practices
  • Solutions to common problems
  • Sources of technical assistance
  • Identify opportunities to share resources and costs
  • Dialogue with staff at CDC’s Division of Sexually Transmitted Disease

Prevention (DSTDP) Surveillance and Data Management Branch, National Coalition of STD Directors (NCSD) and Developers - CSRA

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Participation is Essential for Success

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NCSD Update

Charlie Rabins

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About NCSD

NCSD is a national public health membership organization representing health department STD directors, their support staff, and community-based partners across 50 states, seven large cities, and eight US territories. Mission: To advance effective STD prevention programs and services in every community across the country. NCSD does this as the voice of our membership. We provide leadership, build capacity, convene partners, and advocate.

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  • New STD Website: www.ncsddc.org
  • Recent launch of e-learning STD Program Evaluation

Training and Tools

  • http://www.ncsddc.org/std-pett/
  • http://www.ncsddc.org/std-pett-tools/
  • Promote peer-to-peer TA/CB via the NCSD Weekly Email

Update

  • Support Slack Communication Sites for STD Surveillance

System User Groups – PRISM, Maven and NBS

NCSD Update Item

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Tools for User Group Communication

  • Participate in User Group meetings, webinars and trainings
  • Contact staff, peers and developers via email, phone and

Slack

  • Use STD NBS Users Group Slack Site
  • Post Resources
  • Ask and Respond to Questions
  • Share Experiences, Accomplishments and Challenges
  • Suggest topics for Future User Group Meetings
  • Connect on PC/MAC, smartphone, tablet – IOS, android
  • Screen Share and Audio/Video Calls within Slack – up to 8

persons/sites

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Poll Question

How often do you look at the NBS Slack site? (only one response)

  • Daily or when there are new postings
  • Weekly
  • Occasionally
  • I have joined but don’t use
  • I have not joined
  • APP Result Link:

https://www.confpal.com/surveyliveview.do?confid=1185&indicatorid=1354&objectsurveyid=675&type=bar

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How to Join and Learn Slack

  • 56 Current Members - 589 Postings and Messages
  • If you haven’t joined the STD Maven Users Group SLACK Team Site,
  • email us for another invitation
  • Use link:

https://join.slack.com/t/mavenusersgroup/shared_invite/enQtMjcwMDQzMzc4MDY4LT hiYmNjMmY2MDRhNjViNDkxN2I3NDgzYjcyZDFiYzRlNjdhNjcwMmE2NmZhNmQ4MDQwN WRkYTI2NTBlMjAyYjU

  • Email address – we will use your work or an email of your choice to invite you to join
  • If work firewall blocks access to SLACK, access from personal ID and device (PC,

phone, tablet)

  • System is Very Intuitive and Easy to Learn
  • Help and training is available within Slack, on YouTube, on the internet
  • Contact Charlie or Marvin for Questions or TA
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CDC DSTDP Surveillance and Data Management Branch Update

Marvin Fleming

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Presentation from NBS Developers

Jennifer Ward

CSRA

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STD NBS User Group Meeting

November 14, 2017

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Topics

  • STD/HIV Surveillance and Case Management in NBS
  • Available Training Resources
  • Planned Upgrades
  • Current Adoption Status
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Support for STD/HIV Surveillance and Case Management in the NEDSS Base System (NBS)

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What is the NBS?

  • Patient-centric with a Master Patient Registry (MPR)
  • Over 140 different diseases and conditions
  • Reporting of notifiable diseases to the CDC using HL7
  • Contact tracing, interview records, treatments, and vaccinations
  • Customized data collection using ‘Page Builder’ functionality
  • Customized reporting with data extract capability
  • Security at the program and jurisdiction level
  • Matching and deduplication services
  • Receipt and automated processing of Electronic laboratory reports (ELRs)
  • Data migration/exchange capabilities using Public Health Document Container (PHDC), including eICR
  • User-defined decision support algorithms for automated processing of ELR and PHDC
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Who is in the NBS Community?

The NBS is currently used by 22 of the 57 (39%) public health reporting jurisdictions.

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  • Nevada
  • New Mexico
  • Rhode Island
  • South Carolina*
  • Tennessee
  • Texas
  • USVI
  • Vermont
  • Virginia
  • West Virginia
  • Wyoming

NBS (22)

  • Alabama
  • Arkansas
  • District of Columbia
  • Guam
  • Idaho
  • Kentucky
  • Louisiana
  • Maine
  • Maryland
  • Montana
  • Nebraska

USVI GUAM

Indiana is also joining the NBS community.

* SC currently only using NBS for TB

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Support for STD/HIV Surveillance and Case Management in NBS

  • Customizable STD and HIV Investigation Pages
  • Printable Standard Forms
  • Case Notification (Morbidity) to CDC
  • Support for HIV Partner Services File (PSF)
  • Case & Workflow Management
  • Contact Tracing/Management
  • Workflow Decision Support (WDS) in Support of STD
  • STD/HIV Custom Reports
  • Additional STD/HIV Data Analysis Tools
  • STD Data Migration Utility
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Customizable STD and HIV Investigation Pages

  • Standard STD/HIV forms with ability to

customize, as needed, by the implementing jurisdiction.

  • Includes:
  • STD Investigation Form
  • HIV Investigation Form
  • STD/HIV Interview Form
  • STD/HIV Contact Record Form

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Printable Standard Forms

  • Print blank or ‘filled’ standard CDC

forms for:

  • Field Record Form
  • Interview Record Form
  • Provider Follow Up Form

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Case Notification (Morbidity) to CDC

  • Case Notification (Morbidity) to CDC
  • NBS creates an STD NETSS file until CDC is able to receive HL7 messages for STD.
  • When CDC is ready to receive HL7 case notifications for STD, the STD module in NBS is

already able to create and send HL7 messages per the CDC STD Message Mapping Guide.

  • HIV case notification is not part of NBS (should still use eHARS).
  • Partner Services File (PSF)
  • NBS produces the PSF xml file for upload to CDC’s Evaluation Web.

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STD NETSS STD HL7 PSF SAMS PHIN MS Evaluation Web

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Case & Workflow Management

  • STD Case Management
  • Support for Co-Infection & Epi-Link (Lot Number) Concepts
  • Ability to enter Referral Basis and Processing Decision when Creating an Investigation
  • Data pre-populated into Investigations from trigger Lab Reports and Case Reports
  • Place Entity available to track shared Hangouts/Places to Have Sex
  • Ability to associate treatments across investigations
  • STD/HIV Queues
  • Messages Queue to alert staff to key changes in workflow to STD/HIV investigations of interest
  • Supervisor Review Queue to provide supervisors with a clear view of items that require their review

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Contact Tracing/Management

  • STD-Specific Contact Record
  • Configurable template provided to capture contact data import to STD surveillance process.
  • View of Contact Record data in the Reporting Database.

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Linkages are created between patient files/investigations.

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Workflow Decision Support (WDS)

  • Ability to manage incoming electronic laboratory and case

reports in an automated way, assisting staff in prioritizing and managing workflow to maximize available resources.

  • Reduces burden on local investigators so they have more

time available for investigation activities, (e.g., high volume conditions like Gonorrhea and Chlamydia)

  • Automatically creates investigations with default values (e.g. case

status, disposition, etc.) and notifies CDC.

  • Actions Include:
  • Mark the report as reviewed and remove the incoming report

from worker queues.

  • Automatically create an investigation and set default values for

fields (e.g., set investigation status to ‘Open’ and case status to ‘Suspect’).

  • Automatically create an investigation and generate a case

notification (report of morbidity) to CDC.

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STD/HIV Customs Reports

  • 31 custom reports available for STD/HIV program use:
  • Case Analysis Reports (5 Reports),
  • Program Activity Reports (15 Reports)
  • Quality Assurance Reports (11 Reports)
  • Report specifications included with training

documentation for NBS 5.1

  • Provide information on the source and translations/

calculations for all of the data elements on each of the reports

27 https://nbscentral.sramanaged.com//redmine/documents/188

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Additional STD/HIV Data Analysis Tools

  • STD HIV Data Mart available with 200+ data elements for analysis.
  • Contact Record and Interview record data views available, as well.
  • Provides a very powerful analysis tool for any NBS jurisdiction adopting the STD/HIV

module.

  • STD HIV Data Mart Design documentation that provides more information about this

data mart, including:

  • STD and HIV code sets
  • Data labels/locations in User Interface > Operational Data Store (ODS) > Reporting Database (RDB)
  • Data transformations from ODS > RDB (e.g., calculations, concatenations, etc.)

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STD Data Migration Utility

  • NBS Implementation Guide for Data

Migration

  • Detailed guide for migrating data from

legacy system

  • NBS Data Migration Mapping Tool
  • Tool used for mapping data from legacy

system (questions and answers)

  • NBS Migration Process
  • Scripts and Rhapsody routes used to create

xml documents to import the legacy data into the NBS

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STD Data Migration Utility

A.

Legacy data is mapped into a pre-defined, simplified (flat file) data structure from the legacy system/data structure.

B.

NBS-provided Rhapsody Route is used to pull data from a flat file structure into CDA-compliant XML messages.

C.

XML messages are imported into the NBS as public health documents, which undergo basic NBS inspection and processing to de-duplicate, standardize, and route, which includes:

PHDC Import Process

Mapper Tool Rhapsody Routes PHDC Importer

  • Event/Patient Matching
  • Provider/Organization Matching
  • Local to Standardized Terminology Mapping
  • Security Assignment
  • Workflow Routing/Decision Support Algorithm Application
  • Email-Based Alerting

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STD Data Migration Utility

  • Ability to bring in labs, morbs,

treatments, and contacts associated with a case during a migration using the migration process.

  • The same Patient to the right has a case

report, a lab report, and morbidity report imported into the NBS.

  • The case report triggered an investigation

during the import process (i.e., a WDS algorithm was triggered), which also generated an NND notification to the CDC.

  • The lab report and the morbidity report

that came in with the case report have been automatically associated with the auto- generated investigation.

10/14/2014 Gonorrhea Confirmed 2210941108 John Jaggerlish COMPLETED Open Fulton County CAS10011003GA01

Documents (3) Morbidity Reports (1) Vaccinations (0) Treatments (1)

+ + + +

Patient Events History

Investigations (1) Lab Reports (1)

  • Start Date

Condition Case Status Co-Infection ID Investigator Notification Status Jurisdiction Date Received

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Provider/Reporting Facility Test Results

Reporting Facility: MEDICAL LAB-JOHNSTOWN Ordering Provider: ROBINSON, BOB GC CULTURE POSITIVE

Date Collected

10/14/2014

Event ID

2210950136

Associated With

CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea DOC10011003GA01 Gonorrhea

Investigation ID Date Received

10/14/2014 11:58 AM

Provider Treatment

STD CLINIC METRONIDAZOLE 2G

Treatment Date

10/14/2014

Event ID

2210578799

Associated With

CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea DOC10011003GA01 Gonorrhea

Document Type

Case Report

Sending Facility Condition

Sending Facility: STATE DEPT OF HEALTH Gonorrhea

Event Date

10/14/2014

Event ID

DOC10011002GA01

Associated With

CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea

Date Received

10/14/2014 11:58 AM 10/14/2014 11:58 AM Sending Facility: STATE DEPT OF HEALTH Gonorrhea 10/14/2014 DOC10011003GA01 CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea Lab Report

Date Received

10/14/2014 11:58 AM

Provider Condition

STD CLINIC Gonorrhea

Report Date

10/14/2014

Event ID

2210578711

Associated With

CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea DOC10011003GA01 Gonorrhea 10/14/2014 11:58 AM Sending Facility: STATE DEPT OF HEALTH Gonorrhea 10/14/2014 DOC10011004GA01 CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea Morbidity Report

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Available Training Resources

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Available Training

  • Documentation of NBS STD Standard Reports
  • STD Report Requirements Documents:

https://nbscentral.sramanaged.com/redmine/documents/188

  • STD/HIV Module Training Recordings
  • STD/HIV Module Training Recordings:

https://nbscentral.sramanaged.com/redmine/documents/215

  • NBS sites already using the STD module have also shared training documentation
  • Alabama STD Training Materials: https://nbscentral.sramanaged.com/redmine/documents/179
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Available Training

  • STD Training Videos on NBS Central

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https://nbscentral.sramanaged.com/redmine/documents/215

  • Session 1
  • Creating an investigation for surveillance follow-up from

a lab report (electronic or manual)

  • Closing surveillance follow-up and assigning for field

follow-up

  • Session 2
  • Creating an investigation for surveillance follow-up from

a Morbidity Report (aka communicable disease report (CDR), T2 Referral)

  • Closing surveillance follow-up and assigning for field

follow-up

  • Closing field follow-up and assigning for interview
  • Updating interview status and documenting interview

records.

  • Session 3
  • Creating Contact records with and without interview

records

  • Outgoing Out of Jurisdiction transfers
  • Custom queries to pull OOJ line lists
  • Session 4
  • Incoming OOJs, contact investigations across

jurisdictions within a state

  • Messages queue, supervisor review queue, notifications

(case notification (morbidity) to CDC) and related queues

  • Use of place (hangouts)
  • Associating additional lab reports, morbidity reports

(CDRs), etc. to an existing investigation

  • Session 5
  • Co-infection functionality
  • Manage associations vs. associate investigations for

different events (lab, morbidity reports, contact records, interview, vaccination, and treatment)

  • Session 6
  • HIV Workflow for New Diagnosis, as well as referral for a

new STD for existing HIV positive patients

  • Merging of lot #/s (Epi-Link ID)

STD Training Videos Available on NBS Central

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Planned Upgrades

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Planned NBS STD Module Updates

  • Updates to STD module to accommodate case definitions for syphilis for 2018

(available in upcoming 5.2.0.1 patch release)

  • Congenital Syphilis surveillance and case management scheduled to be in NBS 5.3

Release (available mid-January 2018)

  • Updates to NBS STD Reports to address identified data discrepancies

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Current Adoption Status

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NBS Sites: STD Module Status as of October 2017

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Jurisdiction Current STD System Notes IN PRODUCTION WITH NBS FOR STD (6)

Alabama NBS Live with STD (with DM) Idaho NBS Live with STD (with DM) Maine NBS Live with STD (without DM), data migration in process Montana NBS Live with STD (without DM) Nevada NBS Live with STD (without DM) Rhode Island NBS Live with STD (with DM) Virgin Islands NBS Live with STD (without DM) PLAN TO USE NBS FOR STD BUT NOT YET ADOPTED (7) Kentucky STD*MIS 4.1c Planned in production Jan 1 2018 Nebraska STD*MIS 5.2 Adoption date TBD; currently in discussion with NBS team New Mexico PRISM Adoption date TBD; currently in discussion with NBS team Vermont STD*MIS 4.1c Adoption date TBD West Virginia STD*MIS 4.1c Adoption date TBD Indiana PRISM Not yet in production with NBS. COULD USE NBS FOR STD (TBD) (3) Tennessee PRISM STD implementation potential for future (long-term) Wyoming PRISM STD adoption in Evaluation Guam (aggregate reporting) STD adoption in Evaluation

Jurisdiction Current STD System

NO PLAN TO USE NBS FOR STD (6) Arkansas PRISM DC MAVEN Louisiana PRISM Maryland PRISM Texas STD*MIS 4.2 Virginia MAVEN

If an NBS (or non-NBS) jurisdiction is interested in adopting the NBS STD module, please reach out to the CDC.

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NBS Team Key Contacts

  • Michael Wodajo

CDC Project Manager (NBS)

  • O: 404-498-6675 | C: 678-733-4692
  • E: gue@cdc.gov
  • Marion Anandappa

CDC Technical Lead (NBS)

  • O: 404-498-0575
  • E: dza@cdc.gov
  • Sumesh Sundareswaran

SRA Project Manager

  • O: 470.419.6164 | C: 470-725-7333
  • E: sumesh.sundareswaran@csra.com

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  • Christi Hildebrandt

NBS Product Manager

  • O: 470.419.6147 | C: 404.386.3780
  • E: christi.hildebrandt@csra.com
  • Jay Nelson

NBS Production Support Manager

  • O: 470.419.6156 | C: 678-358-6119
  • E: Jay.Nelson@csra.com
  • Jennifer Ward

NBS Product/Public Health SME

  • O: 865.672.6295 | C: 678-431-5166
  • E: jennifer.ward@csra.com
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For more information please contact Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 1600 Clifton Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30333 Telephone: 1-800-CDC-INFO (232-4636)/TTY: 1-888-232-6348 Visit: www.cdc.gov | Contact CDC at: 1-800-CDC-INFO or www.cdc.gov/info

The findings and conclusions in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Center for Surveillance, Epidemiology, and Laboratory Services Division of Health Informatics and Surveillance

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Additional Topics for Discussion

  • Legacy Data Migration – Considerations & Lessons Learned
  • Data Quality Strategies
  • Known Issues
  • Demos Available
  • Partner Services Information Data Entry
  • Contact Tracing and Contact Data Analysis
  • Use of Workflow Decision Support for Auto-Processing
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Support for STD/HIV Surveillance and Case Management in NBS STD Data Migration Utility

  • NBS PHDC Implementation Guide for

Data Migration

  • Detailed guide for migrating data from

legacy system

  • NBS Data Migration Mapping Tool
  • Tool used for mapping data from legacy

system (questions and answers)

  • NBS PHDC Migration Process
  • Scripts and Rhapsody routes used to create

PHDC documents to import the legacy data into the NBS

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Support for STD/HIV Surveillance and Case Management in NBS STD Data Migration Utility

A.

Legacy data is mapped into a pre-defined, simplified (flat file) data structure from the legacy system/data structure.

B.

NBS-provided Rhapsody Route is used to pull data from a flat file structure into CDA-compliant XML PHDC messages.

C.

XML messages are imported into the NBS as public health documents, which undergo basic NBS inspection and processing to de-duplicate, standardize, and route, which includes:

PHDC Import Process

Mapper Tool Rhapsody Routes PHDC Importer

  • Event/Patient Matching
  • Provider/Organization Matching
  • Local to Standardized Terminology Mapping
  • Security Assignment
  • Workflow Routing/Decision Support Algorithm Application
  • Email-Based Alerting

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Support for STD/HIV Surveillance and Case Management in NBS STD Data Migration Utility using PHDC and WDS

  • Ability to bring in labs, morbs,

treatments, and contacts associated with a case during a migration using NBS PHDC (public health document container)

  • The same Patient to the right has a case

report, a lab report, and morbidity report imported into the NBS via PHDC

  • The case report triggered an investigation

during the import process (i.e., a WDS algorithm was triggered), which also generated an NND notification to the CDC

  • The lab report and the morbidity report

that came in with the case report have been automatically associated with the auto- generated investigation.

10/14/2014 Gonorrhea Confirmed 2210941108 John Jaggerlish COMPLETED Open Fulton County CAS10011003GA01

Documents (3) Morbidity Reports (1) Vaccinations (0) Treatments (1)

+ + + +

Patient Events History

Investigations (1) Lab Reports (1)

  • Start Date

Condition Case Status Co-Infection ID Investigator Notification Status Jurisdiction Date Received

10/14/2014 11:58 AM

Provider/Reporting Facility Test Results

Reporting Facility: MEDICAL LAB-JOHNSTOWN Ordering Provider: ROBINSON, BOB GC CULTURE POSITIVE

Date Collected

10/14/2014

Event ID

2210950136

Associated With

CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea DOC10011003GA01 Gonorrhea

Investigation ID Date Received

10/14/2014 11:58 AM

Provider Treatment

STD CLINIC METRONIDAZOLE 2G

Treatment Date

10/14/2014

Event ID

2210578799

Associated With

CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea DOC10011003GA01 Gonorrhea

Document Type

Case Report

Sending Facility Condition

Sending Facility: STATE DEPT OF HEALTH Gonorrhea

Event Date

10/14/2014

Event ID

DOC10011002GA01

Associated With

CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea

Date Received

10/14/2014 11:58 AM 10/14/2014 11:58 AM Sending Facility: STATE DEPT OF HEALTH Gonorrhea 10/14/2014 DOC10011003GA01 CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea Lab Report

Date Received

10/14/2014 11:58 AM

Provider Condition

STD CLINIC Gonorrhea

Report Date

10/14/2014

Event ID

2210578711

Associated With

CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea DOC10011003GA01 Gonorrhea 10/14/2014 11:58 AM Sending Facility: STATE DEPT OF HEALTH Gonorrhea 10/14/2014 DOC10011004GA01 CAS10011003GA01 Gonorrhea Morbidity Report

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Legacy Data Migration – Considerations & Lessons Learned

  • The most important (and time consuming piece of the process) is ensuring the data quality of the

legacy data (i.e., reviewing and cleaning the legacy data. Each migration has been unique from a data/data quality perspective.

  • Perform SERIOUS validation of migrated data in staging BEFORE going into production rather than after

going into production.

  • Involve the state STD folks early on in the process, so they have sufficient time to perform data validation.
  • For any local codes that were added to STD*MIS (especially lab test codes), you will need to ensure the

code do not contain any spaces.

  • Notes that are longer than 1950 characters will be truncated to 1950 characters, as NBS only supports Notes

up to 2000 characters.

  • States have used production data in their staging environment to perform ‘test runs’. They have

used the production dataset to make sure the migration brought in the data as expected.

SITES ARE HIGHLY ADVISED TO PERFORM ALL TEST RUNS USING PRODUCTION DATA SNAPSHOTS OR PRODUCTION-LIKE DATA.

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Legacy Data Migration – FAQs

  • How long did the process take once the source tables were created?
  • This highly depends on the volume of data, as well as the configuration/set up of your

environment

  • With smaller record counts, the time to process is reduced.
  • What is the difference between the processes for editable and non-editable data?

Do they both have to pass the NBS audits or is the data imported without the NBS checks?

  • The editable data is read from the CDA XMLs and is written in the NBS operational tables as it

would be for a native NBS event.

  • For the non-editable data, the patient is created in NBS and the CDA XML document related to

the event is linked to the patient. The data is directly read from the XML and is displayed in a ‘view’.

  • Both sets of data go through the same data checks, since they have to confirm to the CDA.
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Legacy Data Migration – FAQs

What is the most important thing we should keep in mind while doing the migration?

  • The quality of the legacy data; legacy data can have varying levels of quality.
  • We have detailed many data validations in the migration guide, but while going through the data,

if you think a field doesn’t contain the right format/type of data then it should definitely be checked.

  • Other key considerations include:
  • Staff Availability (Technical and SMEs)
  • Volume of Data
  • Timeline for Implementation & Cutover Plan
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Data Quality Strategies

  • Use of Business Rules Engine to ensure data quality for both NND reporting, but

also for analysis and reporting

  • Sites should ensure Case Status, Confirmation Date, and Diagnosis are all populated (required if)

a Disposition has been entered for a case.

  • These three data elements are key for the ‘canned’ STD reports provided in the NBS; if these data

are not collected, counts may appear suspect in reports.

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Known Issues

  • STD Reports
  • Currently being reviewed to better understand cause(s) of data discrepancies
  • Congenital Syphilis
  • To be added in NBS 5.3
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Please stop by the NBS Booth if you have interest in any of the following:

  • General Overview of STD Module in NBS
  • Data Analysis for STD Module
  • Customizing STD/HIV Pages Using NBS Page Builder
  • Additional Detailed Demos Available
  • Partner Services Information Data Entry
  • Contact Tracing and Contact Data Analysis
  • Use of Workflow Decision Support for Auto-Processing
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Project Area Presentation

Elizabeth Kessler

Nevada

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Helping People. It’s who we are and what we do.

User Migration from STD*MIS to NBS

Chose one local health authority to test NBS STD Modules

1

Formed a super user group to expand testing

2

Created training materials that were released to

  • ther local health

authorities one month prior to launch of NBS Production

3

Users were trained over a

  • ne-month

period on data entry in NBS

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Soft start was

  • initiated. This

allowed for auditing of cases to minimize

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After going live in production, continual guidance and training

  • pportunities are

sent out and managed by the STD Program

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Helping People. It’s who we are and what we do.

Benefits of NBS

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  • Improved data collection
  • Easy to use customizable

page builder modules

  • Allows for supervisor review
  • f cases prior to closure and

notification

  • Better interface with ELRs
  • User friendly
  • More resources and

support

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NBS Challenges

NBS does not have module available for Congenital Syphilis User queues required additional training for supervisors to be fully comfortable Transferring cases and labs out of jurisdictions required development of additional business processes NBS Reports for STD are still in need of development Full historical data migration

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Looking Forward

Nevada is working toward migrating from several STD*MIS 4.2 instances, into one instance of STD*MIS 5.2 Full historical data migration is planned for the future Nevada continually looks forward to the release of new features and opportunities within NBS

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Helping People. It’s who we are and what we do.

For more information Visit the Division of Public and Behavioral Health website at: http://dpbh.nv.gov/ Contact Elizabeth Kessler STD and Hepatitis Program Manager Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health ekessler@health.nv.gov 775-684-5997

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Thanks for Participating

  • We hope you found this meeting worthwhile
  • If you have comments about or suggestions

for improving the Maven Users Group, please email us

  • Charlie Rabins crabins@ncsddc.org
  • Marvin Fleming mqf6@cdc.gov with

comments or suggestions for improving the user group

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Project Area Presentation

Thomas Lee

Alabama

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ALNBS STD/HIV Data Migration

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From Back to

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ALNBS STD/HIV DATA MIGRATION

 Make sure you have recommended system specifications on

database server

  • Physical memory: 16 GB
  • Disk Space 300 GB

 Database configuration

  • Recovery model set to simple
  • Log file option set to autogrowth/maxsize value of by 10%

 NBS Release 5.0  Ensure you have MS Access 10 for mapping tool: recommended to

be on same server as database

 STD/HIV configured (Including published pages for STD/HIV)  Upgrade STD*MIS data to 5.2 if needed

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Alabama NEDSS Base System(ALNBS) STD (09/06/2016)

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NBS Functions

STD Last Release Current Release Notifiable Disease Investigation Core Demographics Messaging Technical Support Reporting VPD PAM Meningitis (BMIRD) PAM Hepatitis PAM Animal Rabies PAM Foodborne PAM STD TB Lead Security

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Where does the data come from?

State Health Department ICP & Lab Tech (Hospital)

Security

Integrated State / Local Data Repository

Private Labs & Hospital Labs (ELR HL7) County Health Department

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 Run in staging environment first, note times for scheduling

production run

 Plan! Plan ! Plan !

  • Timeline for data migration

 Reviewing and cleaning legacy data prior to migration  Set up STD users and providers in NBS  Data Transform  Run Rhapsody routes and import cases/contacts/labs/morbs  Run batch processes  Verification

  • Reviewing NBS STD module for any state customization
  • Training staff
  • Go-live
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THE OLD THE NEW