1. Getting to Meaningful Use Joshua J. Seidman, PhD Director, Meaningful Use Office of the National Coordinator of Health Information Technology US Department of Health & Human Services May 26, 2011

2. A Seasonal View of Meaningful Use:WINTER

3. A Seasonal View of Meaningful Use: SPRING

4. A Seasonal View of Meaningful Use: SUMMER

6. Not about technology

8. The framework consists of three aims, in addition to being guided by a set of core principles, that frame the underlying priorities and goals

9. How HITECH Addresses Barriers to Adoption

10. 9 ONC’s MU Division—Functional Responsibilities

11. 10 MU Implementation Priorities

12. 11 MU Community of Practice

13. 12 Training & Technical Assistance

14. 13 Tools and Resources

15. 800 MUVersidentified by 25+ RECs Meaningful Use Vanguard

16. POSITION FOR PCMH, ACOs, OTHER HEALTH REFORM INNOVATIONS

17. 16 MU Policy Priorities

18. 17 eQuality Measurement Priorities

20. Includes all 44 Meaningful Use Stage I ambulatory clinical quality measures encoded per CMS electronic specifications

21. Affordable, accessible, open source and multi-platform softwareA reference implementation for vendors and providers Interoperability Clinical Quality Measure Reporting What is popHealth?

22. 19 Provider Dashboard

23. 20 Patient List

24. A Personal View on Meaningful Use……Because Getting to MU Can Be a Painful (But Rewarding) Experience 2010 Boston Marathon Meaningful Use of Running Shoes Running Shoes