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Achieving Value from Diverse Healthcare<br />

<strong>Data</strong><br />

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Paul Bleicher, MD, PhD<br />

Chief Medical Officer<br />

Humedica<br />

Boston MA


The Information Environment in Healthcare<br />

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IDNs<br />

Group Clinics<br />

Hospitals<br />

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Physicians<br />

Patients<br />

Payors Labs<br />

Pharmacies <strong>and</strong> PBMs<br />

External <strong>Data</strong> Sources<br />

Eg. Census<br />

Pharma, Biotech, Devices<br />

Government


Health Care Applications Requiring <strong>Data</strong><br />

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Quality Management<br />

Outcomes<br />

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Staffing <strong>and</strong> Resources<br />

Physician <strong>and</strong> care team accountability<br />

Accreditation <strong>and</strong> Pay for Performance<br />

JCAHO, PQRI, HEDIS, etc.<br />

Compliance with care maps, order sets, etc.<br />

Patient Safety<br />

Risk profiles<br />

Medication <strong>and</strong> procedural errors<br />

Sentinel events<br />

Resource <strong>and</strong> Cost Analysis<br />

Research <strong>and</strong> Hypothesis Generation


Healthcare Needs for Electronic <strong>Data</strong><br />

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http://www.pwc.com/us/en/healthcare/publications/secondary-health-data.jhtml


True Longitudinal Patient Records<br />

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Outpatient<br />

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• Complaints<br />

• Symptoms<br />

• Diagnosis<br />

• Vital Signs<br />

• Physician Notes<br />

• Lab & Radiology Reports<br />

• Demographics<br />

• Co-morbidities<br />

• Family History<br />

• Medication History<br />

• Payer/ Formulary Information<br />

Patient Encounter<br />

Treatment<br />

triggers,<br />

therapeutic<br />

choices <strong>and</strong><br />

associated<br />

outcomes<br />

Patient History<br />

Pharmacy<br />

Lab<br />

Inpatient<br />

Radiology<br />

ED


Why Isn’t Secondary <strong>Data</strong> Being Used?<br />

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Functions of EHR Systems<br />

Jha, A. Use of Electronic Health Records in U.S. Hospitals N Engl J Med<br />

2009 360: 1628-1638<br />

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DesRoches, C. et al. Electronic Health Records in Ambulatory Care -- A National<br />

Survey of Physicians N Engl J Med 2008 359: 50-60


EHRs in US Ambulatory Care<br />

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EHRs in US Hospitals<br />

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The Good News about EHRs<br />

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Health Information Technology for Economic <strong>and</strong> Clinical Health Act<br />

or HITECH Act<br />

This bill accomplishes four major goals that advance the use of HIT:<br />

Government to lead in developing st<strong>and</strong>ards by 2010 for<br />

electronic exchange <strong>and</strong> to improve quality <strong>and</strong> coordination of<br />

care<br />

Invests $20 billion in health information technology<br />

infrastructure <strong>and</strong> incentives to encourage doctors <strong>and</strong> hospitals<br />

to use HIT<br />

Saves the government $10 billion through improvements in<br />

quality of care <strong>and</strong> care coordination, <strong>and</strong> reductions in medical<br />

errors <strong>and</strong> duplicative care.<br />

Strengthens Federal privacy <strong>and</strong> security law to protect<br />

identifiable health information from misuse.<br />

The CBO estimates that 90 percent of doctors <strong>and</strong> 70 percent of<br />

hospitals will be using comprehensive electronic health records<br />

within the next decade.<br />

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Best for Everyone?<br />

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Not to most<br />

physicians<br />

Still has textbased<br />

information


Many Electronic Medical Records Look Like<br />

This…<br />

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Why?<br />

Comfortable<br />

technology<br />

Fits with workflow<br />

Conveys information<br />

from physician to<br />

physician very<br />

effectively


What about Natural Language Processing?<br />

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Extract structured data from text<br />

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Problems, physical findings, labs<br />

Distinguish subtleties of language<br />

Negation, distinction of use of topical alcohol<br />

from drinking alcohol<br />

Complex reasoning:<br />

– “because of headaches, pt. was switched from Lipitor<br />

to Crestor”<br />

Major issue is de-identifying information


NLP Example<br />

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Source: NLP International


NLP Example, highlights<br />

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Source: NLP International


NLP Example: Coded<br />

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Source: NLP International


Principles of Secondary Health <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Analytics</strong><br />

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Patient focus for all data activities<br />

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All uses should benefit patients<br />

Minimal disclosure of data to meet need<br />

Never allow re-identification of patients<br />

<strong>Data</strong> uses must be transparent<br />

Overseen by honest brokers or stewards<br />

Everyone in the process is a data steward<br />

<strong>Data</strong> must be collected THROUGH the process of care, not in<br />

addition to it<br />

<strong>Data</strong> analytics for analysis of outcomes, value <strong>and</strong> comparative<br />

effectiveness must be the goal. This will require:<br />

New data architectures<br />

New expertise for experts in data visualization <strong>and</strong> predictive<br />

analytics<br />

New training for others in underst<strong>and</strong>ing the output of these efforts


The Pyramid of Value<br />

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Claims<br />

Labs<br />

Filled Scripts<br />

EHR data<br />

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PHR data<br />

NLP<br />

Decision Support<br />

Tests (eg. Imaging)<br />

ePrescribing<br />

Paid Claims


Health <strong>Data</strong> Integration Framework<br />

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Clinical Research<br />

<strong>and</strong> Optimization<br />

Optimization<br />

EHR/EMR<br />

Labs <strong>and</strong> Tests Telemedicine Devices<br />

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Patient Safety<br />

<strong>Predictive</strong><br />

<strong>Analytics</strong><br />

Program Stewardship<br />

Health Intelligence Solutions<br />

OLAP<br />

Health Outcomes<br />

<strong>and</strong> Economics<br />

Business Intelligence Core<br />

Process<br />

Metrics<br />

<strong>Data</strong> Architecture<br />

Longitudinal <strong>Data</strong> Structure<br />

St<strong>and</strong>ards Ontologies Metadata Statistical Normalization<br />

Mapping Structural Normalization NLP EHR/EMR<br />

<strong>Data</strong> Sources<br />

Claims Patient PHR<br />

Prescription<br />

Clinical Trials<br />

Health<br />

Management<br />

Reports <strong>and</strong><br />

Dashboards<br />

Market Intelligence<br />

Queries<br />

Registries<br />

Adapted from: CSC


Creating a Quality Cycle in Healthcare<br />

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• Identify new issues <strong>and</strong><br />

opportunities<br />

• Improve operational<br />

performance <strong>and</strong> patient<br />

outcomes<br />

• Track clinical performance<br />

<strong>and</strong> compare results<br />

• Optimize data to improve<br />

payer reimbursement


Key Performance Indicators for Clinical<br />

Measures<br />

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•Static, <strong>and</strong> difficult to explore new relationships <strong>and</strong> make new observations<br />

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Business Intelligence Tools for Clinical<br />

Performance <strong>and</strong> Benchmarking<br />

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Identifying Patients for Acute Myocardial Infarction<br />

Core Measure Monitoring<br />

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•Manual matching of admissions<br />

markers of AMI (labs)<br />

•Physician/nursing notification<br />

•Inefficient, time consuming, costly,<br />

<strong>and</strong> error prone


Recording of AMI Core Measure <strong>Data</strong><br />

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Real Time Operational Performance<br />

Improvement in Healthcare<br />

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<strong>Data</strong> Mining: Insight <strong>and</strong> Value from<br />

Healthcare <strong>Data</strong><br />

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<strong>Data</strong> <strong>Visualization</strong><br />

<strong>Predictive</strong> <strong>Analytics</strong><br />

<strong>Network</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Clustering</strong> Analysis<br />

Geographical Analysis (GIS)


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Finis<br />

paul.bleicher@humedica.com

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