QE Dashboard December 2015
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The document provides a summary of patient consent levels and health information exchange activity in New York State for the month of November 2015. Some key points: - Total patient consents in NYS grew modestly over the past year to roughly 7.6 million but decreased 5% in November due mostly to a drop in consents reported by Healthix. - All RHIOs except Healthix reported gains in consent levels, while Healthix saw a significant decrease due to platform consolidation. - Consent levels as a percentage of the county population are highest in upstate and urban areas with fewer participating organizations. - Adoption increased across all provider types except clinical practices, which saw no change. Total user
QE Dashboard December 2015
- 1. 1 SHIN-NY Dashboard December 2015 For reporting Period November 1st – 30th, 2015 1
- 2. SHIN-NY Consent Total NY State • To date, roughly 7.6 MM New Yorkers have provided patient consent, growing modestly over the past 12 months. • Unique, affirmative patient consents* were -5% in November vs. prior period. This change is mostly due to a decrease in consents as reported by Healthix as a result of consolidation of their HIE platform. *the aggregate consents of RHIO reported metrics. Not adjusted for cross-community patient consent values and may be an overestimate of the population of patients in New York that have consented in aggregate. 2
- 3. • All RHIOs, with the exception of Healthix, posted gains in unique, affirmative consent levels for their regions during the current period vs prior period. • Healthix reported a significant decrease in affirmative consents since last period. This is due to consolidation of consent as they migrate to a single platform SHIN-NY Consent By RHIO Note: Affirmative Patient Consent metrics reported 3
- 4. Consent Distribution By County • Consent as a % of county population is very high in upstate, urban areas where fewer participant organizations cover a high proportion of the patient population Note: Aggregate Total Unique Patient Consent shown based on the of RHIO reported consent metrics. Not adjusted for cross- community patient consent values and may be an overestimate of the population of patients in New York that have consented in aggregate. 4
- 5. SHIN-NY Stakeholder Adoption By Provider Type Note: Not adjusted for cross-community coverage, where one Participant is a member of 2 or more RHIOs; may overestimate of the participation rate in New York in aggregate. Denominators were adjusted for the October 2015 reporting period for the following Participant Types: Hospitals, Public health Departments, Home Care Agencies, Long Term Post Acute Care Facilities and Clinical Practices, therefore month-over-month changes in participant and user counts of aggregate RHIO reported metrics are not shown as they may be a reflection of calculation changes rather than adoption changes. 5 • Adoption increased in all Provider categories this month with the exception of clinical practices, which saw no change. • The number of Total Users has dropped 6%. This may be due to an increase of “Push” based services offered by RHIOs
- 6. Number of Queries by RHIO • Although Query counts show minimal month-to-month variation, query counts are slowly trending upward over time. Note: This figure includes only requests for patient data (“queries”) from RHIOs by providers. Some RHIOs provide “push” services which automate the sending of patient data to participants. These “push” transactions are not included in the counts on this graph. 6