PCEHR – NSW Health Briefing Les Schumer Manager – PCEHR Design Authority 23 June 2011
May 29, 2015
PCEHR – NSW Health Briefing
Les Schumer
Manager – PCEHR Design Authority
23 June 2011
Overview of the PCEHR consultation to date
Group Work Package
Stakeholder Reference Forum
• Used to review PCEHR wide issues and deliverables (escalated from co-chairs)
Co-Chairs • Co-ordination of PCEHR work packages• First point of contact for resolution of cross group
issues• Tiger team for indexing service
Identification, Authentication and Access (IAARG)Tiger team
• Consumer Registration• Provider Registration• Privacy Controls• Access Channels (Consumer Portal, Provider
Portal and Call Center)• Participation and Authorisation Service• Audit Service• HI / NASH integration with PCEHR
PCEHR consultation since November 2010
Group Work Package
Medication Management (MMRG)Tiger team
• Medicines List/Profile Detailed Clinical Model • Integration of PCEHR with sources of medication
information (e.g. GPs, Pharmacies, Hospitals, PES, PBS, etc)
Diagnostic Services (DSRG) Tiger Team
• Pathology and Diagnostic Imaging Detailed Clinical Models
• Pathology and Diagnostic Imaging integration with PCEHR
Clinical Terminology & Information (CTIRG) Tiger Team
• Detailed clinical models for PCEHR content (joint work with other groups)
• Clinical Terminologies for supporting detailed clinical models
PCEHR consultation since November 2010
Group Work Package
Continuity of Care (CCRG)tiger team
• Health Summary• Event Summary• Discharge, Referral, Specialist Letters• Care plans• Template Service• Provider Service Directory
Clinical Leads
• Individual leads participate in relevant groups
• Clinical Leads meeting provides sounding board for provider issues (e.g. Provider Registration, Provider Portal, Privacy and Control, PCEHR records, implementation, etc)
PCEHR consultation since November 2010
Group Work Package
Consumer Reference Forum
• External representation for review of design decisions
• Includes Privacy lobby groups and Privacy Commissioner
NEHIPC sub-committee
• Jurisdictional governance of PCEHR implications and investments
NHCIOF • Jurisdictional impacts and investment planning assessment
PCEHR consultation since November 2010
Further consultations
“Four-cornered Roundtable”
DoHA public consultation process
Chronic Disease Management Groups
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Community
Rural & Remote
Aged Care
Mental Health
ICT Industry Forums
What we have done with this input?
Input from all these groups has informed the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) draft system design and Concept of Operations
PCEHR Design Elements
The PCEHR is a vehicle for Consumers to: Share key pieces of their Health
Information with Providers of their choice
It is not a replacement for existing point to point messaging
Principles of the PCEHR
Participation is voluntary – “Opt-In” Provider Access is under Consumer
Control The PCEHR is not a replacement for
organisational clinical records The clinical component contains
Copies, not Originals The “Source of truth” remains where it is
today – in local clinical records
The PCEHR - How is it different?
Is the PCEHR a complete health record?
No, it will only contains clinically significant information that is deemed important to the ongoing care of an individual
Individuals may request that information not be loaded on to their PCEHR.
Individuals may limited access to certain classes of information
Product & Solutions Development Update
Product & Solutions Development Roadmap
Healthcare Identifiers
(inc. Implementation Collateral)
NASH
Secure Messaging
Continuity of Care
Medications Management
eDiagnostics
Jan-11 Feb-11 Mar-11 Apr-11 May-11 Jun-11 Jul-11 Aug-11 Sep-11 Oct-11 Nov-11 Dec-11 Jan-12 Feb-12 Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12
P&SD PROGRAMME MILESTONES
Token Mgmt Services released (pre-production
only)
Full Credential Mgmt Services released (pre-production only
Vendor Support/Early SDK)
SMD Test Harness V1.0 released
?11_Q2 Release:Contracted Service Providers
Implementation Collateral V1.0 released
?11_Q3 Release:Webforms HPI-I/HPI-O
registration
?11_Q4 Release:Service Improvements
?12_Q1 Release:Service Improvements
?12_Q2 Release:NASH Integration
PCEHR Enhancements
eSignature Solution R1 released
?Analysis and design for Endpoint
Location Service (ELS) V2.0 complete
eMed Profile V2.0 released- Business Requirements Specifications v1.0
- Solution Design v1.0- Core Information Components v1.0
- Technical Service Specification v1.0eMed Profile Release 1 for Health Summary
?eDischarge Final ATS released by SA
?ETP Final ATS released
?eReferral Final ATS published by SA
?Implementation Collateral V2.0 released
?P&SD draft milestone
P&SD Baselined milestone
Shared Health Summary V1.0 released
- Information Requirements Spec v1.0- Shared Health Summary CDA Implementation
Guide v1.0
Event Summary V1.0 released- Information Requirements Spec v1.0
?SM Delivery Agent V2.0 released
?Implementation Collateral V3.0
released
BU
ILD
NASH requirements definition complete
?SM drafts for WSP, XSP, SMD and ELS v1.0 provided to SA to progress
Specialist Letter requirements
specifications released
Draft AS4700.2 provided to SA to progress
eReferral Release
1.1
ETP Package 1.1 Released
SMD Test Harness V2.0 released
?Scoping of 11/12 Diagnostics Work Programme complete
?NASH Operations Contract evaluations complete
NASH Design complete
? AS4700.2 published by SAStandards Australia process
? Published by SAStandards Australia process
?NASH Systems Development Kit
(SDK) complete
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eSignature Solution R1 Approved
eSignature Solution R2 released
?eSignature Solution R2
Approved
AS4700.2 Internal Review Complete- CTI Review and feedback on AS4700.2 and HB262 complete- Assessment of terminology development capability for next 14
months complete
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Jan-11 Feb-11 Mar-11 Apr-11 May-11 Jun-11 Jul-11 Aug-11 Sep-11 Oct-11 Nov-11 Dec-11 Jan-12 Feb-12 Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12
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IHI
HPI-O
HPI-I
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ELS v1.0
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Pathology Position Paper
Standards Australia process Published by SA?
PCEHR Proposed Scope
Opt-In Participation
Consent to View established through Personal Access Controls “Open” Consent “Specific” ConsentConsent to View “Limited” information
Ability to obtain “Forward Consent”
Consent to Post is “Opt Out”
Consent Model
Requires IHIAssume Verified IHI is required
Self-Registration via Internet PortalVOI as per Federated AGOSP Model
Facilitated RegistrationVOI at point of Registration
Postal RegistrationVOI supplied through notarised
documents
Consumer Registration
Option #1 – “Open Access”
Option #2 – “Access Code” (PAC)Option to Override for “Emergency” or
“Forgotten PAC”Support for Limited Information Access
through “PACX”
Support for Consumer NotificationsNew ProviderOverride Access
Provider Access Controls
Health SummaryEvent SummaryDischarge SummaryMedicare Data (MBS, PBS, ACIR, ODR)Consumer Data
Personal Health DiaryAdvanced Care Directives (Custodian)Medicines & Adverse Reactions
Support for Diagnostic ReportsConsolidated View
Supported Content – 1/7/12
Referrals
Specialist Letters
Prescriptions and dispense notifications
State based registries
Future Content
Clinical Record
GP Health Summary
Event Summary
Provider
PCEHR
Clinical Record
GP Health Summary
Event Summary
Provider
Prescriptions ReferralsDiagnostic Requests
Event Summaries
Discharge Summaries
Specialist Letters
Dispense Notices
Diagnostic Reports
HospitalsPharmacists
DentistsOptometrists
PhysiotherapistsSpecialists
Diagnostic LabsEtc…
Other Providers
Registries
Immunisations
Directives and Notices
PCEHR Consolicated
View
View Service
Nominated
Nominated Provider Health
Summary
Abstract
Consolidated View
Participation “By Behaviour” No anticipated requirement for separate
“Participation Agreement” or Registration
Will require:-Registration of HPI-OPublication in HI PDS Implementation of Conformant SoftwareNotice of Connection with PCEHR Service
Operator
Organisational Participation
Authorised RepresentativesAuthorised under Law to “Stand in the
shoes” of the IndividualHas the full Authority to manage the
PCEHR on their behalf
Nominated RepresentativesAuthorised through an agreement with
the Individual Individual may establish the “limits of
access and control”
Authorised & Nominated Representatives
Affords Read Only Access to the PCEHRIndividual Authentication through the
use of a PKI CertificateOrganisational Authorisation
established by the OMO (HPI-O/HPI-I Link in the HI PDS)
Where an Individual Provider has Authorisation from multiple Organisations, the Individual may select the Organisation they are acting for
Provider Portal
Audit log records all PCEHR “Events”Access by ProvidersAccess by RepresentativesChanges to Access ControlsChanges to Individual Details
Views Provided for IndividualsProvider Organisations (OMO)Contracted Service ProvidersConformant Portal Providers
Audit Log and Views
Change and Adoption: bringing eHealth reality into play
Dr. Chris Mitchell, NEHTA Change & Adoption Lead, FRACGP, FACRRM, FAICD
Sep 10 Sep 12
Oct-10 Jan-11 Apr-11 Jul-11 Oct-11 Jan-12 Apr-12 Jul-12
eHealth Conference
National Change & Adoption Partner
CommencesNational Change & Adoption Program Package Delivered
National Change & Adoption Strategy
National Infrastructure “Go Live”
Final Concept of Operations
National Infrastructure Partner Commences
Systems Specifications Released
NovMay
Aug
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jun
eHealth Sites Operational
Apr
Build & Test Complete(Release 1)
Benefits Evaluation
Acceptance Testing
Key milestones
National change and adoption strategy
Analyse the needs and expectations of consumers, clinicians and health care providers
Provide an impact assessment of PCEHR across key groups
Provide a training needs assessment
Provide a methodology and approach to change and adoption
Identify initiatives to promote take up of eHealth solutions
Provide a training capability for the PCEHR Program
Develop training materials, guidance materials and other tools suitable for use by a third party
Develop content for inclusion in online consumer and provider portals
Develop training materials which can be integrated with software vendor and National Infrastructure Partner training products
Develop a centralised help-desk facility
National change and adoption training
Change and adoption services
Implement the National Change and Adoption Strategy by providing change and adoption services to key stakeholder groups
Deliver services such as training, customised programs for targeted stakeholder groups and online webinars
Develop a delivery plan of all change and adoption activities to be rolled out nationally