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Session #8 Opinion Piece February 10, 2003

WILL THE REAL

ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

PLEASE BE INSTALLED!

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About Deborah Kohn, Speaker

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Worked with Electronic Document Management

Systems (EDMSs) since 1987

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Assisted in the design and installation of the first

EDMS for patient record documents in a US healthcare provider organization

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Recently architected the integration of a large,

university-based, healthcare delivery network’s clinical documentation system and EDMS

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Founded the national Patient Medical Record and

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Learning Objectives

1. Differentiate between EDMSs and other, similar types

of information systems, such as content management systems, record management systems, and electronic patient record systems

2. Explain why EDMSs and their component technologies

play critical, middleware roles in enterprise-wide IT infrastructures

3. Use EDMS component technologies as springboards for

healthcare organization web strategies

4. Develop an enterprise strategy for electronic document

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What is a Document?

any Analog or Digital,

Formatted, and Preserved

CONTAINER

of Data or Information

that is Interpreted in

an Audible, Readable, or Visual

Manner

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Data Contained in a Document

Structured?

or

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Healthcare Documents - Analog

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Hand-written / type-set, paper-based

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forms

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notes

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letters

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reports

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Photographic film-based

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diagnostic images

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photographs

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Healthcare Documents - Digital

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Computer-generated

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forms

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notes

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letters

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reports

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Computer-generated

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diagnostic images

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photographs

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Healthcare Documents - Digital

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Graphics

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Audio clips

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Video clips

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Healthcare Documents - Digital

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Email Message exchanges

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Instant Message exchanges

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Vmail Message exchanges

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Web pages!

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What is an EDMS?

ANY Electronic System

that Manages

DOCUMENTS

to Realize Significant Improvements

in Business Work Processes

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What is an EDMS?

ANY Electronic System

consisting of

Technology Components

that support

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EDMS Component Technologies

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Analog Document Capture

(i.e., Document Imaging Technology)

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EDMS Component Technologies

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Digital Document Indexing

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Metadata

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Digital Document Retrieval

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EDMS Component Technologies

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Character Recognition or Automatic Identification

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Intelligent Character Recognition

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Optical Character Recognition

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Optical Mark Recognition (Mark Sense)

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EDMS Component Technologies

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Document Management

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Document Assembly

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Version Control

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Document Tracking (Check In/Check Out)

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EDMS Component Technologies

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Records Management

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Mass Storage

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Retention

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Archiving

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Purging

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EDMS Component Technologies

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Workflow

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Enterprise Report Management (ERM)

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Automated Forms Processing

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Today’s Terms for an EDMS

INCORRECT

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Imaging System

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Document Imaging System

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Optical Imaging System

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Examining the Perceptions

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“An EDMS is an Imaging System,

Document Imaging System, Optical Imaging System, …..”

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“An Imaging System, Document Imaging System, Optical Imaging System, …. is an EDMS.”

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“Document imaging is synonymous with document management.”

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The Consequences

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Most of today’s existing,

healthcare organization EDMSs are just document imaging

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Examining the Perceptions

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“There is no need for an EDMS

because the healthcare enterprise is implementing all-digital

information systems, such as

clinical data repositories, clinical documentation systems, financial information systems, etc.”

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The Consequences

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Paper AND Electronic Interim

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Paper TO Electronic Transition

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Examining the Perceptions

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“The healthcare organization will become ‘paperless’ when

all-digital information systems are implemented.”

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The Consequences

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What if other healthcare

organizations are NOT fully digitized when all-digital information systems are implemented in your

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Examining the Perceptions

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“The healthcare organization will become ‘paperless’ when it

acquires and implements an EDMS.”

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The Consequences

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Little demand

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Systems that have been dominated by dedicated, high-volume

applications located in one healthcare organization

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Examining What’s Real

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Many IT decision-makers do not understand documents.

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They understand structured data.

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And, unstructured data and

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Examining What’s Real

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Many executive decision-makers do not understand document

management until they are

confronted with or responsible for managing document-related issues:

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archival issues

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output management issues

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Examining What’s Real

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It’s VERY difficult convincing

healthcare decision-makers that

electronic document management is a strategic requirement, especially when they don’t know what it really is.

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Where Are We?

As yet, no fully-functional,

REAL

EDMSs

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Where Are We?

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Ironically, today, healthcare

organizations’ existing and future data and information processing, transaction-based systems require a number of EDMS component

technologies to complement those systems.

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The Not-So-Good News

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Almost EVERYONE in a healthcare organization still faxes

documents!

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Almost EVERYONE in a healthcare organization still prints digital

documents to paper and film for storage and distribution

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The Good News

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Almost EVERYONE in a healthcare organization requires automated workflow!

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Almost EVERYONE in a healthcare

organization benefits from document management, especially version and access control!

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The Good News

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Almost EVERYONE in a healthcare organization requires digital

signature management!

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Almost EVERYONE in a healthcare organization benefits from content management, especially when

developing and maintaining

documents published on public and private websites!

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A Different Strategy

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A Different Strategy

Physical

data and document repositories, logically linked

Pt. Audio Repository Analytic Data Warehouse Pt. Video Repository

Pt. Dx Image Repository (PACS) Pt. Signal Tracings Repository

PT. DOCUMENT REPOSITORY PT. CLINICAL DATA REPOSITORY

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A Different Strategy

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Most of the EDMS component technologies should be viewed as enterprise-wide, middleware services.

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A Different Strategy

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This means including the following EDMS

component technologies in the middle layers of IT infrastructure:

ƒ Analog document capture (i.e., Document Imaging)

ƒ Character Recognition / Automatic Identification

ƒ ERM

ƒ Document Management

ƒ Content Management

ƒ Automated Forms Processing

ƒ Digital Signature Management

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A Different Strategy

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This means that application software systems across the enterprise can take

advantage of the EDMS

component technologies as needed.

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A Different Strategy

NOT ON AN

APPLICATION-BY-APPLICATION

BASIS!

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A Different Strategy

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This means including those EDMS component technologies with

enterprise integration applications, such as:

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Interface engines/gateways

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APIs

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Industry-standard messaging protocols

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HL7

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END-USER INTERFACE LAYER

END-USER APPLICATION SYSTEMS LAYER (Existing and Future)

Document

Imaging PrintingOutput Management Workflow Mass Storage Retention Archival Document Management Digital Signature Management Content Management Automated Forms Processing MIDDLEWARE LAYERS

ENTERPRISE APPLICATION INTEGRATION LAYER

Character Recognition

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Take-Home Proposal

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Since EDMSs are cost-effective and feasible for enterprise wide solutions…

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On the hardware side

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On the software side

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Take-Home Proposal

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Since enterprise-wide EDMS platforms exist that provide integrated suites of the

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Take-Home Proposal

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Develop enterprise-wide EDMS strategies that correctly define electronic document

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Take-Home Proposal

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and that pay attention to strategic IT infrastructure requirements, including...

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Take-Home Proposal

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Integrating the EDMS with existing and planned transaction processing systems

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Aligning the EDMS with intranets

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Analyzing the EDMS’ effects on

existing and future infrastructure budget and resource constraints

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Strategy Benefits

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allows users to pay-as-they-go

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helps to reduce capital spending and align costs with demand

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Strategy Benefits

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moves IT into a more “managed

service provider” (MSP) model where the management and performance of non-core, technical functions can be outsourced to an expert third party or remain in house

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Questions & Answers

dkohn@daksystcons.com

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