Creating the Virtual HIE: The NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Story
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Creating the Virtual HIE: The NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Story
David FeinbergVP Marketing, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
Paul SampsonDirector Information Services, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
About NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital• Top ranked in New York• Rated # 6 in the United States• New York’s largest hospital:
• $3.2 Billion in revenue• 2,000+ beds• 115,000 overnight patients each year• >2 Million outpatient procedures each year• >10 Million square feet of facilities
• Only hospital affiliated with two Ivy League Medical Colleges: • Columbia and Weill Cornell
• Largest number of nationally recognized Top Doctors than any other hospital • Nation’s largest center for organ transplantation, including heart, kidney, liver, lung, and pancreas• Home to Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital
• Among the nation’s highest ranked children’s hospital• Internationally diverse patient population with translation services provided to patients in over 90
languages to over 240,000 patients/year
Integrating Care
LabReport
DischargeMedications
StressReport
Discharge Summary
EKG Report &PDF of Tracing
SurgeryReport
Referring Clinic
EchoReport
Nursing DischargeInstructions
CathReport
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UIS
Repository
Apps Referring Clinic
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HOSPITAL
COMMUNITY
myNYP video
myNYP video
myNYP.orgdemo
myNYP.orgRollout is Underway
• Registering past patients:• Direct mail• Presence on NYP.org
• Extending reach to Ambulatory Clinics• Engaging physicians
• Presentations• E-mail
• All employees via• Lobby sign-ups• Newsletter• E-mail
• Over 7,000 initial enrollments
myNYP.orgDelivering on Expectations
• First HIE solution to integrate care in New York
• Essential to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital’s strategy to comply with, and exceed, data sharing requirements for meaningful use
• Increased efficiency of workflow has potential to help lower the cost of patient care
• Helps the hospital increase patient satisfaction
• Helps patients take charge of their health information and use that information to improve their own health outcomes.
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