QE Dashboard September 30, 2015

1. QE Dashboard
September 2015 Report
(August 2015 Data)
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2. SHIN-NY Consent
Total NY State
• To date, roughly 7.9MM New Yorkers have provided patient consent, growing modestly month-to-
month
• Unique, affirmative patient consents* were +1% in August vs. prior period, but up significantly (+21%)
vs. prior year
*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.
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3. • All QEs, with the exception off Bronx RHIO, posted gains in unique, affirmative consent
levels for their regions during the current period vs prior period. Bronx change is due to a
remediation of how affirmative consent is reported.
SHIN-NY Consent
By RHIO
Note: Affirmative Patient Consent metrics reported
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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.
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5. SHIN-NY Stakeholder Adoption
By Provider Type
• No change in Participant adoption rates of key stakeholders was reported in the
month of August
Note: % changes month-over-month changes in participant and user counts of aggregate RHIO reported
metrics. 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. Unclassified User count is expected to
drop as more users are classified into specific types by the RHIO systems
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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 chart 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
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