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NDHI NAT IONAL DIALOGUE FOR Healthcare Innovation New Surescripts Service Facilitating the Interoperability of Medication Histories Organization Overview • Surescripts connects healthcare organizations, pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), pharmacies, and technology partners through the interoperability of medication information to enhance care delivery • The company is technology-neutral, integrating into existing healthcare applications and workflows • Surescripts partners with over 700 EHR applications, over 1,000 hospitals, and over 1 million healthcare professionals, processing more than 9.7 billion transactions each year Background For accountable care to thrive, providers must advance the aggregation and analysis of patient data across a range of sources to inform clinical decisions. Panel Management is a new interoperability solution from Surescripts that empowers population health by connecting healthcare organizations with high quality batch download medication data for patient populations, sourced from a nationwide network of pharmacies and PBMs. Hospital executives are acutely aware of the importance of medication data interoperability for managing population health. In a 2016 Health Catalyst survey, 80% of hospital executives believed that predictive analytics could significantly enhance care delivery. However, 32% of hospital executives indicated that lack of appropriate data and infrastructure is the top barrier to successful implementation of predictive analytics. 1 Product Details Panel Management facilitates nationwide interoperability across PBMs, pharmacies, integrated delivery networks, accountable care organizations, analytics vendors, and EHR vendors. For this product, Surescripts delivers holistic batch medication history data of entire patient populations to customer organizations, giving them insight into patients’ health during gaps between clinical care visits. This data offers the following advantages: • Provides more timely data (lags by 24-36 hours) than data historically used by providers • Provides greater data breadth (coverage) and depth (number of discrete data points) than the data historically used by providers • Allows patient data to be identifiable and easily ingestible into EHR and analytics platforms Healthcare organizations can use this data to: • Identify opportunities to reduce avoidable hospital admissions • More accurately risk triage patient populations • Improve adherence • Identify controlled substance abuse • Identify gaps in care 1 Monegain, Bernie. “Health Catalyst: Hospitals Hungry for Predictive Analytics but Only 30 Percent Use the Tech Today.” Healthcare IT News. HIMSS Media, 06 Sept. 2016. Web. An Initiative of the 87 | New Surescripts Service Facilitating the Interoperability of Medication Histories
NDHI NAT IONAL DIALOGUE FOR Healthcare Innovation Value Delivered Surescripts’ Medication History products connected one billion medication histories to healthcare organizations in 2015. In one year of use, Medication History products help a 100-bed hospital prevent: • 7 patient readmissions • 4 patient adverse drug events • 4,618 unnecessary staff hours • $212,804 in estimated avoidable costs Path Forward • The product was launched in September 2016 and has several early adopter customers, including Parkview Health hospital system ““The foundation of successful population health is to be empowered to manage chronic disease. Better data allows us to identify at-risk patients before a readmission, or even an initial admission can occur.” “ Michael Mirro, M.D. SVP, Chief Academic Research Officer at Parkview Health • The end goal for Surescripts is to offer this service to all providers and patients New Surescripts Service Facilitating the Interoperability of Medication Histories | 88
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