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NDHI<br />
NAT IONAL DIALOGUE FOR<br />
Healthcare Innovation<br />
Mosaic Interoperability<br />
Initiative<br />
Organization Overview<br />
• Baylor Scott & White Health is an integrated healthcare<br />
system comprising over 900 sites of care with<br />
10,400 active physicians, and serving over 5 million<br />
patient encounters annually<br />
• The health system operates the Baylor Scott &<br />
White Quality Alliance (BSWQA), one of the largest<br />
accountable care organizations in the country with<br />
nearly 4,600 physicians<br />
• Mosaic arose out of BSWQA’s mission to achieve<br />
high quality and cost effective care for patients<br />
through clinical integration<br />
Background<br />
The Mosaic initiative, which began in September 2014,<br />
was developed to implement an interoperability solution<br />
that would support the Health Information Exchange<br />
and Population Health Initiatives at Baylor Scott &<br />
White, such as BSWQA. Mosaic improves the health<br />
system’s ability to deliver the best care possible, as<br />
measured and reported through safety and quality key<br />
performance indicators.<br />
Baylor Scott & White partnered with Allscripts, a vendor<br />
of interoperability solutions, to enable the exchange of<br />
actionable health information at the point of care within<br />
the system using dbMotion. The key stakeholders<br />
involved in this initiative from Baylor Scott & White<br />
Health were the president of BSWQA, the Chief Medical<br />
Information Officer, and the Chief Information Officer.<br />
Initiative Details<br />
The aim of Mosaic is to improve interoperability within<br />
the Baylor Scott & White ecosystem, in order to:<br />
• Enhance access to Patient Information for<br />
Care Providers<br />
• Provide data for analytics to support<br />
Population Health<br />
A governance body oversees the project, ensuring that<br />
the following guiding principles are met:<br />
• Prioritize patient safety and quality as<br />
highest importance<br />
• Pursue a system technology strategy where<br />
appropriate<br />
• Develop a uniform system build across the enterprise<br />
• Drive accountability through clearly defined roles<br />
and responsibilities<br />
• Listen to the vendor, but take ownership<br />
Today, all major systems in Baylor Scott & White’s<br />
network are connected to a database storing over 2.7<br />
million patients’ records. The data collection standards<br />
for Mosaic are HL7, CCD, and CCDA.<br />
Value Delivered<br />
Mosaic connects BSWQA physicians with several<br />
systems used within the Baylor Scott & White North<br />
An Initiative of the<br />
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Mosaic Interoperability Initiative