Kevin S . Hughes , MD, FACS Co-Director, Avon Comprehensive Breast Evaluation Center

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Electronic Health Records: Are they ready for you? Using Computers to increase Efficiency in a Breast Oncology Practice. Kevin S . Hughes , MD, FACS Co-Director, Avon Comprehensive Breast Evaluation Center Massachusetts General Hospital Associate Professor of Surgery Harvard Medical School - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Kevin S. Hughes, MD, FACSCo-Director, Avon Comprehensive Breast Evaluation Center

Massachusetts General Hospital

Associate Professor of SurgeryHarvard Medical School

SurgeonThe Newton-Wellesley Hospital Breast Center

Electronic Health Records: Are they ready for you?

Using Computers to increase Efficiency in a Breast Oncology Practice

EHR HIT has tremendous promise as a means of decreasing workload, decreasing

cost and improving quality of care

EHR and productivity varies by specialty100 internists, pediatricians and family practitioners

• 25 to 33 percent drop in MD productivity

• Over time

– Internists slightly above original productivity

– Pediatricians /family practitioners never recovered

Hemant Bhargava, UC Davis Graduate School of Management

Quote from a breast surgeon beginning EHR use

• …our productivity is down 28%

• I am the highest paid transcriptionist in the state

• Each cancer patient chart takes me apprx 1 hour

• For the first time in my career, I turned down an add-on patient

“Computerization hasn't saved a dime, nor has it improved administrative

efficiency”• 4,000 hospitals 2003 to 2007 • Computerization –Weak correlation • Quality for MI

– No correlation• Cost savings• Improvements in administrative efficiency• Quality for pneumonia• Quality for heart failure• Overall quality (MI, heart failure, pneumonia)

Himmelstein, The American Journal of Medicine (2010) 123, 40-46

Currently: Paper + memory

Patient completes paper form

Reviews data using memory of guidelines

Orders Genetic Testing

Documents and Orders

EHR: Paper + extra work + memory

Patient completes paper form

Reviews data using memory of guidelines

Staff enters data into the EHR

Documents and Orders

EHR

Generic InterfaceMostly

Filing CabinetOr

Document Management System

SmallDatabase

MedsAllergies

EHR

Generic InterfaceMostly

Filing CabinetOr

Document Management System

SmallDatabase

MedsAllergies

Same interface for every Specialty

CDS

Hereditary Risk Identification

Click open 4 screens

BRCA1+

Hereditary Risk Identification

Hereditary Risk Identification

EHRMammography

Pathology

Generic

Anesthesia

Cardiovascular

EHR

Breast MedOnc Interface

Breast Surgery Interface

RT Interface

HughesRiskAppsBreast Surgery Module

Kshughes@Partners.org

www.HughesRiskApps.net

Reviews Report

Reviews suggestedManagement

Adds clinical information

Documents and Orders

Patient educatio

nal material

sClinical Decision Support

Patient enters data :

Tablet PCiPad

Website

Clinical Decision Support

EHR

EHR

HughesRiskAppsBreast Surgery Module

Kshughes@Partners.org

www.HughesRiskApps.net

HughesRiskAppsBreast Surgery Module

Kshughes@Partners.org

www.HughesRiskApps.net

• Quote from a breast surgeon recently on a new EHR

• …our productivity is down 28%

• I am the highest paid transcriptionist in the state

• Each cancer patient chart takes me apprx 1 hour

• For the first time in my career, I turned down an add-on patient

EHR

Generic InterfaceDatabase

Filing CabinetOr

Document Management System

HughesRiskApps modules follow a simple workflow

Patient data entry

Clinical Decision Support (CDS)

Printout with suggested actions

Clinician editing/enhancing

Clinical Decision Support (CDS)

Generate orders and documents

Repurpose existing

data

•Apply Algorithms/Guidelines to patient data

•Identify best course of action

•Results displayed as intuitive Visualizations

BRCAPRO Mutation Risk 25%

Suggest Genetic Testing

Facilitates best action as part of workflow

Clinical Decision Support

EHR

Breast MedOnc Interface

Breast Surgery Interface

RT Interface

Better workflow

Reviews Report & Pedigree

Reviews suggestedmanagement Documents and

Orders

Patient educatio

nal material

sClinical

Decision Support

Patient enters data Tablet PC

iPadWebsite

Clinical Decision Support

EHR

Current EHR Future EHRDecrease productivity or neutral

Increase productivity

Mostly document repository Database

Mostly free text Structured data

Data entered by staff or provider

Data entered by patient, staff or provider

Generic interface Specialty specific interfaces

Rudimentary CDS/Drug-Drug interactions

Effective CDS for multiple specialties

View isolated transactions View consolidated information about a given problem

Proprietary hidden information

Open access to patient data

Monolithic, barely intraoperable

Interoperable with multiple ‘best of breed’ systems

HughesRiskAppsBreast Surgery Module

Free software available at:

Kshughes@Partners.org

HughesRiskApps.net

EHR

Database

Breast MedOnc Interface

Breast Surgery Interface

Mammography Interface

Pathology Interface

RT Interface

HughesRiskAppsBreast Surgery Module

Kshughes@Partners.org

www.HughesRiskApps.net

Breast Data Overlaps

EHR and productivity varies by specialty100 internists, pediatricians and family practitioners• Initial implementation

– 25 to 33 percent drop in MD productivity

• Over time– Internists

• Slightly above original productivity– Pediatricians and family practitioners

• Remained below original productivity

• Explanations– Internists review data entered by others

• EMRs more efficient– Pediatricians/family practitioners data entry and

documentation • EMR more time-consuming

Hemant Bhargava, UC Davis Graduate School of Management

EHR HIT has tremendous promise as a means of decreasing workload, decreasing

cost and improving quality of care

Kevin S. Hughes, MD, FACSCo-Director, Avon Comprehensive Breast Evaluation Center

Massachusetts General Hospital

Associate Professor of SurgeryHarvard Medical School

SurgeonThe Newton-Wellesley Hospital Breast Center

Electronic Health Records: Are you ready?

Using Computers to increase Efficiency in a Breast Oncology Practice