Exploring Challenges and Solutions in Centralized Healthcare Technology
Delve into the impacts, challenges, and big questions surrounding the transition towards centralized technology solutions in healthcare. Discover the maze of individualized healthcare solutions, e-referral platforms, and more, while pondering the implications on local solutions and patient outcomes.
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Impact of Moving Towards Centralized Technology Solutions
Maze of Individualized Solutions Health Centers EHR: EPIC EHR: OCHIN EPIC Case Hospitals Management Tool: CHR Case Management Tool: Welkin Resource Directory: Purple Binder Health Plans Text Tool: Care Message Text Tool: Well Text Resource Directory: Aunt Bertha Consortia
E-Referral Platforms Community Health Center Network Alameda Health System Rubicon EPIC Rubicon OCHIN EPIC EPIC E-referral/E-consult
Challenges of a Centralized Solution Local Solution 1 Local Solution 2 Local Solution 3 Single Centralized Solution What happens to local solutions 1, 2, and 3?
Big Questions What does it mean to develop a unique, centralized solution, and how can we do so without losing the values and experiences of existing solutions? How are larger systems aware of the smaller, individual systems solutions that already exist? How do you achieve alignment in goals while supporting localized solutions? Do you lose the local solutions to become part of the larger system? In doing so, do you negatively impact, quality outcomes for patients, employee moral and innovation?
Panel Management and Turning Patients into Active Members
Current Members without PCP Visit within 365 days
Incorporating PCPs with HEDIS GIC and IP summary notifications
