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1. Establishing a multidisciplinary initiative for interoperable electronic health record innovations at an academic medical center

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Kawamoto, K, Kukhareva, P, Weir, C, Flynn, MC, Nanjo, CJ, Martin, DK, Warner, PB, Shields, DE, Rodriguez-Loya, S, Bradshaw, RL, Cornia, RC, Reese, TJ, Kramer, HS, Taft, T, Curran, RL, Morgan, KL, Borbolla, D, Hightower, M, Turnbull, WJ, Strong, MB, Chapman, WW, Gregory, T, Stipelman, CH, Shakib, JH, Hess, R, Boltax, JP, Habboushe, JP, Sakaguchi, F, Turner, KM, Narus, SP, Tarumi, S, Takeuchi, W, Ban, H, Wetter, DW, Lam, C, Caverly, TJ, Fagerlin, A, Norlin, C, Malone, DC, Kaphingst, KA, Kohlmann, WK, Brooke, BS, Del Fiol, G, Kawamoto, K, Kukhareva, P, Weir, C, Flynn, MC, Nanjo, CJ, Martin, DK, Warner, PB, Shields, DE, Rodriguez-Loya, S, Bradshaw, RL, Cornia, RC, Reese, TJ, Kramer, HS, Taft, T, Curran, RL, Morgan, KL, Borbolla, D, Hightower, M, Turnbull, WJ, Strong, MB, Chapman, WW, Gregory, T, Stipelman, CH, Shakib, JH, Hess, R, Boltax, JP, Habboushe, JP, Sakaguchi, F, Turner, KM, Narus, SP, Tarumi, S, Takeuchi, W, Ban, H, Wetter, DW, Lam, C, Caverly, TJ, Fagerlin, A, Norlin, C, Malone, DC, Kaphingst, KA, Kohlmann, WK, Brooke, BS, and Del Fiol, G

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OBJECTIVE: To establish an enterprise initiative for improving health and health care through interoperable electronic health record (EHR) innovations. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We developed a unifying mission and vision, established multidisciplinary governance, and formulated a strategic plan. Key elements of our strategy include establishing a world-class team; creating shared infrastructure to support individual innovations; developing and implementing innovations with high anticipated impact and a clear path to adoption; incorporating best practices such as the use of Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) and related interoperability standards; and maximizing synergies across research and operations and with partner organizations. RESULTS: University of Utah Health launched the ReImagine EHR initiative in 2016. Supportive infrastructure developed by the initiative include various FHIR-related tooling and a systematic evaluation framework. More than 10 EHR-integrated digital innovations have been implemented to support preventive care, shared decision-making, chronic disease management, and acute clinical care. Initial evaluations of these innovations have demonstrated positive impact on user satisfaction, provider efficiency, and compliance with evidence-based guidelines. Return on investment has included improvements in care; over $35 million in external grant funding; commercial opportunities; and increased ability to adapt to a changing healthcare landscape. DISCUSSION: Key lessons learned include the value of investing in digital innovation initiatives leveraging FHIR; the importance of supportive infrastructure for accelerating innovation; and the critical role of user-centered design, implementation science, and evaluation. CONCLUSION: EHR-integrated digital innovation initiatives can be key assets for enhancing the EHR user experience, improving patient care, and reducing provider burnout.

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2021

2. GARDE: a standards-based clinical decision support platform for identifying population health management cohorts.

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Bradshaw RL, Kawamoto K, Kaphingst KA, Kohlmann WK, Hess R, Flynn MC, Nanjo CJ, Warner PB, Shi J, Morgan K, Kimball K, Ranade-Kharkar P, Ginsburg O, Goodman M, Chambers R, Mann D, Narus SP, Gonzalez J, Loomis S, Chan P, Monahan R, Borsato EP, Shields DE, Martin DK, Kessler CM, and Del Fiol G

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Delivery of Health Care, Electronic Health Records, Humans, Information Storage and Retrieval, Decision Support Systems, Clinical, Population Health Management
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Population health management (PHM) is an important approach to promote wellness and deliver health care to targeted individuals who meet criteria for preventive measures or treatment. A critical component for any PHM program is a data analytics platform that can target those eligible individuals., Objective: The aim of this study was to design and implement a scalable standards-based clinical decision support (CDS) approach to identify patient cohorts for PHM and maximize opportunities for multi-site dissemination., Materials and Methods: An architecture was established to support bidirectional data exchanges between heterogeneous electronic health record (EHR) data sources, PHM systems, and CDS components. HL7 Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources and CDS Hooks were used to facilitate interoperability and dissemination. The approach was validated by deploying the platform at multiple sites to identify patients who meet the criteria for genetic evaluation of familial cancer., Results: The Genetic Cancer Risk Detector (GARDE) platform was created and is comprised of four components: (1) an open-source CDS Hooks server for computing patient eligibility for PHM cohorts, (2) an open-source Population Coordinator that processes GARDE requests and communicates results to a PHM system, (3) an EHR Patient Data Repository, and (4) EHR PHM Tools to manage patients and perform outreach functions. Site-specific deployments were performed on onsite virtual machines and cloud-based Amazon Web Services., Discussion: GARDE's component architecture establishes generalizable standards-based methods for computing PHM cohorts. Replicating deployments using one of the established deployment methods requires minimal local customization. Most of the deployment effort was related to obtaining site-specific information technology governance approvals., (© The Author(s) 2022. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the American Medical Informatics Association. All rights reserved. For permissions, please email: journals.permissions@oup.com.)

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2022
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3. Establishing a multidisciplinary initiative for interoperable electronic health record innovations at an academic medical center.

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Kawamoto K, Kukhareva PV, Weir C, Flynn MC, Nanjo CJ, Martin DK, Warner PB, Shields DE, Rodriguez-Loya S, Bradshaw RL, Cornia RC, Reese TJ, Kramer HS, Taft T, Curran RL, Morgan KL, Borbolla D, Hightower M, Turnbull WJ, Strong MB, Chapman WW, Gregory T, Stipelman CH, Shakib JH, Hess R, Boltax JP, Habboushe JP, Sakaguchi F, Turner KM, Narus SP, Tarumi S, Takeuchi W, Ban H, Wetter DW, Lam C, Caverly TJ, Fagerlin A, Norlin C, Malone DC, Kaphingst KA, Kohlmann WK, Brooke BS, and Del Fiol G

Abstract

Objective: To establish an enterprise initiative for improving health and health care through interoperable electronic health record (EHR) innovations., Materials and Methods: We developed a unifying mission and vision, established multidisciplinary governance, and formulated a strategic plan. Key elements of our strategy include establishing a world-class team; creating shared infrastructure to support individual innovations; developing and implementing innovations with high anticipated impact and a clear path to adoption; incorporating best practices such as the use of Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) and related interoperability standards; and maximizing synergies across research and operations and with partner organizations., Results: University of Utah Health launched the ReImagine EHR initiative in 2016. Supportive infrastructure developed by the initiative include various FHIR-related tooling and a systematic evaluation framework. More than 10 EHR-integrated digital innovations have been implemented to support preventive care, shared decision-making, chronic disease management, and acute clinical care. Initial evaluations of these innovations have demonstrated positive impact on user satisfaction, provider efficiency, and compliance with evidence-based guidelines. Return on investment has included improvements in care; over $35 million in external grant funding; commercial opportunities; and increased ability to adapt to a changing healthcare landscape., Discussion: Key lessons learned include the value of investing in digital innovation initiatives leveraging FHIR; the importance of supportive infrastructure for accelerating innovation; and the critical role of user-centered design, implementation science, and evaluation., Conclusion: EHR-integrated digital innovation initiatives can be key assets for enhancing the EHR user experience, improving patient care, and reducing provider burnout., (© The Author(s) 2021. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the American Medical Informatics Association.)

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2021
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