Topic One: How can we leverage referral and collaboration information in #HealthIT software? What is DocGraph good for?
T1. The interesting thing for me about Docgraph is that it doesn’t just show connection between docs, but flow/directionality of pts. #hitsm — Leonard Kish (@leonardkish) February 8, 2013
T1: I’d like to see how many referrals go outside local regions.Is it mostly local or are we becoming more of a national system?#HITsm — EMR, EHR and HIT(@ehrandhit) February 8, 2013 T1: back to the topic: what if #healthIT graph could be an eye opener to docs on their activities? They may be unaware of activity #HITsm — Chad Johnson (@OchoTex) February 8, 2013
T1: I read the article and it would love to see the referral traffic map, see how it benefits certain areas of a city. City vs. rural #HITsm — Chad Johnson (@OchoTex) February 8, 2013
T1: Tied to clinical patient experience data. Does Doc A continue to refer to Doc B if survey was negative? #HITsm — Loran Cook (@loranstefani) February 8, 2013
Topic Two: Generally, what are the best examples of data visualization of healthcare data that you have seen or heard of?
T2: Do the best examples have to be in healthcare? If so I imagine public health sector has got the market on that #HITsm — Chad Johnson (@OchoTex) February 8, 2013
T2: Lab results and patient friendly reporting for “patient access” are the best examples Ive seen recently…. #HITsm — Linda Lia (@EMRAnswers) February 8, 2013
T2: Trending is critical in acute care ~ Nihon Kohden & others monitor, VS plus SpO2 w/trending into EMR to see when pt is declining #HITsm — Melissa Cole, FACHE (@ColeFACHE) February 8, 2013
Topic Three: What other open doctor data should we merge with DocGraph? #HealthIT
T3: When the Sunshine Act is fully implemented in Sept 2014, pharma payments would be interesting to see tied with referral data. #HITsm
— Loran Cook (@loranstefani) February 8, 2013
T3Are referrals influenced by payor class, and do IDN look different pattern-wise than volume driven silos? #HITsm
— ACO Alliance (@acoalliance) February 8, 2013
T3: Medical necessity / cost / waste is huge as is patient safety value #HITsm
— Linda Lia (@EMRAnswers) February 8, 2013
Topic Four: What open data or open source software do you use regularly as a #HIT professional? #HealthIT
T4: Quality/cost report data are the most frequent; would include census and NPI datasets but I avoid them like the plague #messydata #HITsm
— Loran Cook (@loranstefani) February 8, 2013
T4: there has been a lot of talk about open source #EHRs, like OpenMRS, this week.#HITsm
— Chad Johnson (@OchoTex) February 8, 2013
Topic Five: What open data or open source software do you wish existed? #HealthIT
T5: I wish there was an open source maker movement on drugs. Imagine cost savings if u could “make” personalized drug by DL one #HITsm
— Colin Hung (@Colin_Hung) February 8, 2013
T5: For quality, I would like to see statewide physician credentials, state medical board reporting to be open/free. #HITsm
— Chad Johnson (@OchoTex) February 8, 2013
