GE Healthcare Meaningful Use 2014 Prep: Meaningful Use Services Centricity Practice Solution v12 and Centricity EMR v9.8 Ray Bender, Product Manager Lynn Wasielewski, Service Marketing Manager February 13, 2014 ©2014 General Electric Company – All rights reserved. This does not constitute a representation or warranty or documentation regarding the product or service featured. All illustrations are provided as fictional examples only. Your product features and configuration may be different than those shown. Information contained herein is proprietary to GE. No part of this publication may be reproduced for any purpose without written permission of GE. DESCRIPTIONS OF FUTURE FUNCTIONALITY REFLECT CURRENT PRODUCT DIRECTION, ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND DO NOT CONSTITUTE A COMMITMENT TO PROVIDE SPECIFIC FUNCTIONALITY. TIMING AND AVAILABILITY REMAIN AT GE’S DISCRETION AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND APPLICABLE REGULATORY CLEARANCE. Customer is responsible for understanding and meeting the requirements of achieving meaningful use through use of HHS certified EHR technology and associated standards. Customer is responsible for understanding applicable GE documentation regarding Meaningful Use functionality and reporting specifications, and for using that information to confirm the accuracy of meaningful use attestation. Customer is responsible for ensuring an accurate attestation is made and GE does not guarantee incentive payments. Use of the product does not ensure customer will be eligible to receive payments. * GE, the GE Monogram, Centricity and imagination at work are trademarks of General Electric Company. General Electric Company, by and through its GE Healthcare division. Centricity Practice Solution v12.0 and Centricity EMR v9.8 are certified ONC 2014 Edition compliant complete and modular EHRs. For additional certification and transparency information, visit www.gehealthcare.com/certifications. 2 MU Services February 13, 2014 Topics Meaningful Use (MU) features and preparation for Centricity Practice Solution (CPS) v12 and Centricity EMR (CEMR) v9.8 Meaningful Use Services and Resources Any descriptions of future functionality reflect current product direction, are for informational purposes only and do not constitute a commitment to provide specific functionality. Timing and availability are subject to change and applicable regulatory approvals. Additional charges such as interface software and services may apply for your situation. For more information, please see www.gehealthcare.com/certifications. 3 MU Services February 13, 2014 Objectives & Measures Stage 2 EP MU objectives Core Set Menu Set (Pick three) Computerized provider order entry for Med, Labs, and Rad orders (3 measures) Imaging results eRx Family health history Syndromic surveillance Record demographics Cancer registry Vital signs Specialized registry Smoking status Progress notes Clinical decision support 5 CDS “Interventions” Drug-drug; drug-allergy checks Incorporate lab test results Generate patient lists Patient Reminders View online, download, transmit info Clinical Summaries for each office visit Patient education resources Secure electronic messaging Medication reconciliation Summary of care record for each transition of care Submission to immunization registries Protect electronic health information Legend Stage 1 but modified for Stage 2 New requirement Note: Menu Measure #5: Cancer Registry is not supported in v12/v9.8 5 MU Services February 13, 2014 Comparison Stage 1 to 2 for EP Menu to Core • Incorporate lab data • Generate patient lists • Patient Reminders • Timely Access • Patient education Resources • Med Reconciliation • Transition of Care Summary • Immunization Registry Still Menu: • Syndromic Surveillance Raising the Bar • CDS to 5 “Interventions” plus DD/DA • Clinical Summary to patient from 3 days to 24 hours % Increase • • • • • • CPOE* – 30% to 60% for meds Demographics – 50 to 80% Vitals – 50% to 80% Smoking status – 50% to 80% Incorporate Lab – 40 to 55% eRx – 40% to 50% New • • • • • • • • Imaging Results (10%) CPOE for lab and imaging* Family Health History View, Download, Transmit (5%) Cancer Registry Specialized Registry Secure Electronic Messaging (5%) Progress Notes *CPOE: denominator also changed from unique patients with at least one med to all orders 6 MU Services February 13, 2014 More Eliminated as Separate Objective • Problem List • Active Med List • Medication Allergy List • Clinical Quality Measures • Drug-drug, Drug-Allergy • eCopy of Health Info • Drug Formulary 7 MU Services February 13, 2014 Software - versions appropriate for MU in 2014 MUST HAVE from GE Healthcare or your VAR: • Centricity Practice Solution 12 – OR – Centricity EMR 9.8 • Advanced ePrescribing 3.5 • Centricity Clinical Messenger 6.4 – OR – (QIE 2.0 + HISP) [Not required for MU1. We recommend both for MU2] • Access to Clinical Quality Reporting 1.0 • QIE 2.0 MUST HAVE appropriate certified version (may be from other vendors): • Certified tools for View Download and Transmit + Secure Messaging MU Requirements Such as: • Centricity Patient Portal 6.4 – OR – (Centricity Patient Online 13.03 +Secure Messenger for CEMR-PoL 13.0.3) • And an info-button enabled version of patient education materials such as: • Truven's Micromedex Carenotes Patient Education Resources 5.27.0 Optional software: • An info-button enabled version of clinician referential information such as • Truven's Micromedex Clinical Knowledge Suite 5.27.0 NOTE: Centricity Clinical Messenger is also known as Centricity Integrated Secure Messaging To attest for MU stage 1 or 2, you'll need to at least prove possession of QIE 8 MU Services February 13, 2014 Measures • In the next section, we will recap some of the more challenging measures and provide another opportunity to ask questions about these • We have covered all of the measures in detail in previous webinars, which can be accessed via the Healthcare IT Service Portal www.gehealthcare.com/serviceportal 9 MU Services February 13, 2014 Core Set Computerized Provider Order Entry (1) Changed in Stage 2: Measurement changed for Meds; Lab and Rad were added Measures • Over 60% of all Med orders are entered by CPOE, over 30% of all Lab orders are entered by CPOE, over 30% of all Rad orders are entered by CPOE Configuration • Radio buttons were added to Order Administration to classify orders as Laboratory, Radiology, or Other • Support for Credentialed Medical Assistants to “count” for CPOE • Must be credentialed by an organization other than the employing organization • Authorized to enter orders into the medical record per state, local, and professional guidelines • Competent to evaluate CDS screening or interventions 11 MU Services February 13, 2014 Computerized Provider Order Entry Orders categorized before beginning the MU Reporting Period 12 MU Services February 13, 2014 Computerized Provider Order Entry Credentialed Medical Assistants identified 13 MU Services February 13, 2014 Clinical Decision Support (6) Changed in Stage 2: Measurement changed from 1 to 5, and the concept of an intervention vs. a rule Measures • 5 CDS interventions related to 4 or more Clinical Quality Measures; absent 4 measures related to the EP’s scope of practice or patient population, use alternates related to high-priority health conditions that the EP believes would drive improvements in their patients’ care • Can be based on the use of Referential Information accessed by the Info button • Drug-drug and drug-allergy screening must be enabled, but do not count toward the 5 Configuration • CPOE A&P-CCC form includes CDS interventions with full references • Custom/Local CDS based on the EP’s judgment are acceptable • If using the InfoButton option for Referential Information, the target URL must be configured in Setup/Administration 14 MU Services February 13, 2014 Clinical Decision Support URL for Referential Information 15 MU Services February 13, 2014 View, Download, & Transmit to a 3rd party (7) Changed/New in Stage 2: Timely access moved from Menu to Core and increased. Added view, download, and transmit Measures • Over 50% of unique patients seen during the reporting period have electronic access to their health information within 4 business days • Over 5% of unique patient seen during the reporting period have either viewed, downloaded, or transmitted their electronic health information to a 3rd party Preparation • Choose or confirm and implement the solution that will deliver the necessary functionality for this measure • Centricity Patient Portal 6.4 & Centricity Clinical Messenger 6.4 (SM/PP), or • Centricity Patient On Line 13.03 & CEMR-POL Secure Messaging 13.03, or • Other Modularly certified Portal with secure patient-provider messaging that can support CPS/CEMR web services 16 MU Services February 13, 2014 Protect Electronic Health Information (9) Changed in Stage 2: The security risk analysis must specifically address encryption/security of data at rest Measures • Conduct or review a security risk analysis, including addressing the encryption/security of data at rest and implement security updates as necessary and correct identified security deficiencies Configuration • Ensure that data logging on local workstations is Disabled (it is disabled by default) • If you chose to enable, you must provide a 3rd party solution for encrypting data at rest or some other appropriate means of data security - Protected Health Information might be stored on your local workstations 17 MU Services February 13, 2014 Protect Electronic Health Information Disable data logging to local workstations 18 MU Services February 13, 2014 Incorporate Laboratory Tests (10) Changed in Stage 2: Moved from Menu to Core, and measurement increased Measures • Over 55% of all Lab tests ordered by the EP during the reporting period, whose results are either +/- or numeric, are recorded as structured data Preparation • Review your inbound Lab interface options • Existing interface, using LinkLogic, and your Lab Service Provider will continue using HL7 2.3.1, no change required • Existing interface, using LinkLogic and an Interface Engine other than QIE; recommend consolidating to a single Interface Engine, QIE • If your Lab Service Provider is changing to HL7 2.5.1, you will need an Interface Engine; QIE is recommended • New interface. 2.3.1 is supported by LinkLogic, 2.5.1 by LinkLogic/QIE 19 MU Services February 13, 2014 Patient Specific Education (13) Changed in Stage 2: Moved from Menu to Core, added concept of CEHRT identified Measures • Over 10% of all unique patients with office visits during the reporting period are provided patient-specific education resources that were identified by the CEHRT Configuration • The target URL must be configured in Setup/Administration 20 MU Services February 13, 2014 Patient Specific Education URL and Keywords for Patient-specific Education 21 MU Services February 13, 2014 Transition of Care (15) Changed in Stage 2: Moved from Menu to Core, added an electronic transmission measure Measures • Provide a summary of care record [TOC CCDA] for more than 50% of transitions of care and referrals • Over 10% are delivered electronically • Direct Protocols through either Secure Messaging or QIE+ HISP [SOAP+XDR/XDM] • Exchange facilitated by a Nationwide Health Information Network (NwHIN) Exchange participant • Conducts one or more successful electronic exchanges with a recipient using a different EHR vendors technology (Alternatively, uses a CMS designated test EHR for the test) Configuration • Set “Transition of Care” for referral orders in Orders Setup/Admin • Kryptiq/SureScripts will facilitate assigning Direct Addresses for EPs • Update Service Provider “Secure Electronic Address” • Assign new permissions - Export Summary Documents and Export Unsigned Observations Preparation • Choose or confirm and implement the solution that will deliver the direct protocols necessary for this measure • Kryptiq/SureScripts will facilitate assigning Direct Addresses for EPs • Contact GE/VAR for more information on the QIE+HISP option, if interested • Contact GE/VAR for more information on NwHIN, if interested 22 MU Services February 13, 2014 Transition of Care Set “Transition of Care” for referral orders in Orders Setup/Admin Category Code 23 MU Services February 13, 2014 Transition of Care Update Service Provider’s secure electronic address 24 MU Services February 13, 2014 Transition of Care Assign new permissions 25 MU Services February 13, 2014 Immunization Registries (16) Changed in Stage 2: Moved from Menu to Core, increased from one test to ongoing submission Measures • Attestation to successful ongoing submission for the entire reporting period Configuration • Import and enable the new Immunization subscription • Configure new Immunization interface; QIE is recommended • Choose an immunization interface engine solution (GE sales rep to can help you understand options) Preparation • Immunization Migration Tool • Add/Map any local OBS terms • New Immunization Management HTML form to use new data model • Can use new Data Symbols to build a custom form for new table 26 MU Services February 13, 2014 Immunization Registries Configure and run the Immunization Migration Tool 27 MU Services February 13, 2014 Immunization Registries New Immunization Management HTML form 28 MU Services February 13, 2014 Immunization Registries Optionally, use new Data Symbols to build a custom form IMMUN_GETLIST — Lists active immunizations recorded for the patient; one record per immunization. IMMUN_ADD — Allows users to add a new immunization to the patient’s chart. IMMUN_UPDATE — Allows users to update existing immunizations in the patient’s chart. IMMUN_REMOVE — Removes an immunization from a patient’s chart. 29 MU Services February 13, 2014 Immunization Registries Import and enable the new Immunization subscription Registration>Registry tab to setup individual patients 30 MU Services February 13, 2014 Secure Messaging (17) New in Stage 2: Patient must send provider a secure message Measures • Over 5% of unique patients seen during the reporting period (or their authorized representatives) must send their provider a clinically relevant secure message during the reporting period Preparation • Choose or confirm and implement the solution that will deliver the necessary functionality for this measure • Centricity Patient Portal 6.4 & Centricity Clinical Messenger 6.4 (SM/PP), or • Centricity Patient On Line 13.03 & CEMR-POL Secure Messaging 13.03, or • Other Modularly certified Portal with secure patient-provider messaging that can support CPS/CEMR web services 31 MU Services February 13, 2014 Menu Set Syndromic Surveillance (Public Health Agencies) (1) Changed in Stage 2: Increased from one test to ongoing submission Measures • Attestation to successful ongoing submission for the entire reporting period Configuration • Import and enable the new Public Health subscription • Configure new interface Preparation • New Urgent Care encounter form • Chief Complaint, Vitals, Triage notes, Disposition • Choose a Syndromic Surveillance interface engine solution (QIE recommended or work with GE sales rep to understand options) Syndromic Surveillance (Public Health Agencies) New Urgent Care encounter form Syndromic Surveillance (Public Health Agencies) Import and enable the new Public Health Registry subscription Registration>Registry tab to setup individual patients Imaging Results (3) New in Stage 2: Image test results accessible from EHR Measures • Over 10% of scans/tests whose results include an image, ordered during the reporting period, are accessible through the CEHRT Configuration • If you have an existing interface that provides image attachments/links, you may not need to do anything • If you do not, and would like to use this menu option, please contact your representative to explore options Preparation • Each Radiology/Image order will increment the denominator • Each Image Report type document, associated with a Rad order, entered during the reporting period, with an attachment, will also count in the numerator Specialized Registry (6) New in Stage 2: Successful ongoing submission Measures • Attestation to successful ongoing submission for the entire reporting period Preparation • If your are interested in using this Menu option: • Determine which, if any, specialized registries applicable to your practice are available • Determine what specific data must be reported, and the format required • Choose a Syndromic Surveillance interface engine solution (QIE recommended or work with GEHC sales rep to understand options) Configuration • Configure interface MU Preparation Checklist Pre-upgrade MU task list The following are a list of suggested items that you can be working on now, before your upgrade to help you attest for Stage 2 in 2014. 39 MU Services February 13, 2014 MU Compliance Review the rules and engage in/monitor discussions Assess your gaps in workflows, both MU and CQM Understand shifts from menu to core Plan for increased thresholds: eRx, CPOE, etc. Prepare for HIE and/or e-referral relationships Identify and plan for all required software and services to meet core and chosen menu requirements Lay groundwork for patient engagement that requires patients to act: portal & secure message use 40 MU Services February 13, 2014 Orders Module • Certain MU2 requirements are dependent on implementation of your Orders Module within CPS and CEMR • Core Measure #1: CPOE for Medication, Laboratory and Radiology Orders • Core Measure #8: Clinical Summaries (Visit Summaries, CCDA) • Core Measure #15: Summary of Care (Transition of Care) • If you have not implemented the Orders Module and plan to attest for MU in 2014, GEHC highly recommends you implement this feature now in order to prevent delays in your readiness to being your MU reporting period • Depending on customer size/complexity, effort to train clinical staff to use the Orders Module can be significant 41 MU Services February 13, 2014 Interfaces Certain MU2 requirements are dependent on interfaces with systems outside of CPS/CEMR1 Core Measure #10: Lab results interface • HL7 2.5.1 will require an Interface Engine (QIE is certified and recommended) • If you do not use QIE, you will want to document possession Core Measure #15: Summary of Care (Transition of Care) • Using the alternate SOAP2 w/XDR3 will require QIE • Provides for an alternative solution to a Portal that allows for an automated workflow for sending CCDAs • This will be a new interface and will require an Interface Engine Core Measure #16: Immunization Registry • Existing Immunization interfaces can be changed if a customer can do it on their own Menu Measure #1: Public Health (Syndromic Surveillance) • This will be a new interface and will require an Interface Engine Menu Measure #3: Imaging Results • Please contact Inside Sales to obtain this interface Menu Measure #6: Specialized Registry • Please contact Inside Sales to discuss Clinical Quality Reporting • This will be a new interface and will require an Interface Engine • Consider each Core & Menu Interface; will it be new, changed, or can you claim an exclusion • All MU1 and MU2 Measures require interface with Clinical Quality Reporting • Contact your inside sales representative now to begin planning your interfaces. Notes: 1Menu Measure #5: Cancer Registry is not supported in v12/v9.8 2SOAP is Simple Object Access Protocol 3XDR is XML-Data Reduced Schema Direct is the required standard. SOAP and XDR are the approved optional standards. 42 MU Services February 13, 2014 Immunization Registry Interface • If you do not already have an immunization registry interface, you must determine if you will require one for MU2014 or if you can get an exclusion for this measure • If you require the capability to transmit data to an immunization registry, an Interface Engine will be necessary • To attest for MU stage 1 or 2, you'll need to at least prove possession of QIE • GE is only supporting immunization registry interfaces that utilize the QIE interface engines at this time • CPS 12 and EMR 9.8 utilizes a new immunization table vs. observation terms • Tight coordination is required to properly time the migration of immunization data, use of new forms, and activation of updated interface • After you upgrade, you will have access to a new immunization table model, and you can choose when to migrate to it, but that should occur prior to your chosen MU reporting period and after you’ve prepared for any necessary form or interface changes 43 MU Services February 13, 2014 Secure Messaging & Patient Portal • If you don’t have Patient Portal, you should begin the process of purchasing and implementing our Centricity Portal or a modularly certified one now • If you have Centricity Patient Portal, upgrade to a v6.x release (current is v6.2.21) to reduce the messaging and/or portal downtime post 12 or 9.8 upgrade • Version 6.4 is MU 2014 compliant, is the only version that works with CPS 12 or EMR 9.8, and is not currently backward compatible with earlier versions of CPS or CEMR • Upgrading to a recent version of Centricity Clinical Messenger and Patient Portal will simplify the upgrade to version 6.4 immediately following your CPS or CEMR upgrade • If you have Centricity Patient Online, upgrade to v. 13.03 concurrent with your upgrade. 44 MU Services February 13, 2014 Custom Reports • Compile a list of ALL custom reports that are being used Note: GEHC is using CQR for MU reporting in 2014 • Convert/upgrade to Crystal XI, Release 2 which is compatible with CPS 12/EMR 9.8 (if applicable) • If you are migrating from Centricity EMR to CPS, you will also need to update tables to reflect any differences (Crystal XI) • Determine whether you have internal staff that can update custom reports that may break once you upgrade • Plan on testing each custom report ASAP, once you have either a test or demo environment to use 45 MU Services February 13, 2014 Considerations for Centricity Document Management and Advanced ePrescribing If you use Centricity Document Management or Advanced ePrescribing and you are not on Windows Server 2008R2, please contact [email protected] and/or [email protected] for assistance with coordinating the necessary server migration. Once on Windows Server 2008R2, customers can self-upgrade to the latest versions available of these products. Customers must upgrade to Document Management 8.9 and Advanced ePrescribing 3.5 in order for these products to function after a CPS 12 or EMR 9.8 upgrade. 46 MU Services February 13, 2014 Certification for Medical Assistants • Medical Assistants who will be entering Orders (i.e. labs, x-rays, etc.) within the EMR will need to be certified • The recognized accrediting is your choice as long as it is not within your own organization according to CMS MU Stage 2 Guidelines • AAMA is one organization you may use or you may choose an organization within your state http://www.aama-ntl.org/ 47 MU Services February 13, 2014 Meaningful Use Services and Resources MU Services With our comprehensive Centricity® solutions, long-term commitment to innovation, customer advocacy, and deep domain expertise, we can provide you the services you need to address the Meaningful Use criteria under the ARRA HITECH Act. And establish the foundation for driving improved care outcomes and lower healthcare costs for more patients. Upgrade Implementation Customization Consulting Rely on our experienced team to deliver key enhancements, while reducing disruption and downtime. Take advantage of our customization services that help adapt your system to your unique needs. Gain insights to Centricity Practice Solution features to help navigate MU requirements and prepare for regulatory compliance. 49 MU Services February 13, 2014 Ingredients for a successful upgrade GEHC requires the following services to ensure a successful upgrade • Includes all necessary technical components for successful software upgrade Installation Installation • Software installed remotely or at customer site Project Management • A dedicated single point of contact Integration • Flexible scheduling options • Implementation plan specific to your site • Ongoing communication throughout the project • Assistance with new interfaces required for MU Stage 2 • Perform readiness assessments and testing • Service varies depending on customer requirements EMR Training & Consulting Revenue Cycle Training (If applicable) • Training on new EMR functionality • Review of workflow changes • High-level review of changes in Administration • New Modules: Task Management, Financial Dashboard, Account Summary • New Functionality Overview: Patient Billing Notes, Patient Historical Data, ICD-10 • Admin Table Changes: Security Model, User Management, Authentication options 50 MU Services February 13, 2014 Customization Customization services help you fine tune existing functionality, align disparate interfaces, and enlist expert report writers to optimize your upgraded software system, helping to increase productivity and satisfaction across your organization • • • • • • CQR (MU Reporting) Reconcile /integrate CCC Content HTML Form Configuration Edit/test custom content Patient Portal/Clinical Messenger Custom Integration 51 MU Services February 13, 2014 Consulting Tailored specifically for Centricity Practice Solution • Access varying degrees of support, ranging from education and report generation, through a fully customized offering • Implement best practices for MU workflow mapping, reporting, data analysis and clinical data capture reviews, including alignment for future measures • Understand all necessary MU regulatory measures, reports and incentives 52 MU Services February 13, 2014 Consulting Choice of three MU consulting offers, designed to meet your specific needs and applicable for Stage 1 or Stage 2 Accelerator 360 • An interactive, web-based education and optimization program • A combination of virtual sessions and on-site planning • MU1 includes education, setup, data capture, report generation, and attestation support • Includes education, data analysis, workflow mapping and 2014 Certified EHR transition tips • MU2 includes education, workflow and software review, report generation, and attestation support • You will receive a summary report that documents progress on each measure Customized • A comprehensive full service program that provides a complement of services ranging from education through audit support • Accounts for custom needs around workflow data aggregation and Meaningful Use progress • Depending upon need, may include the delivery of training for all staff and optimization of EMR adoption 53 MU Services February 13, 2014 MU Resources Solution Overview Guidance on how GE Healthcare solutions can help prepare for Meaningful Use Stage 2 DRAFT Meaningful Use User Guide Overview of Reporting configuration and troubleshooting tips for Meaningful Use. Case Study: Ear Nose and Throat Specialty Practice Attests to Meaningful Use All eligible professionals at a St. Louis ENT specialty practice quickly attest to MU of CPS and earn the maximum incentives FAQ Documents Answers to commonly asked questions about MU and features and capabilities for CPS and CEMR MU Eligibility Criteria HealthIT.gov http://www.healthit.gov/providersprofessionals/how-attain-meaningful-use CMS http://www.cms.gov/Regulations-andGuidance/Legislation/EHRIncentiveProgra ms/index.html 54 MU Services February 13, 2014 Weekly Readiness Webinar Program Date Name On Demand Now MU 2014 requirements overview On Demand Now On Demand Now On Demand Now On Demand Now On Demand Now On Demand Now On Demand Now On Demand Now On Demand Now On Demand Now On Demand Now February 13 February 20 February 27 CPS12 & CEMR 9.8 Overview CPS12 & CEMR 9.8: Draft HW & SW requirements ICD-10 Prep and new problem search: CPS customers ICD-10 Prep and new problem search: CEMR customers MU 2014 Prep: Core - Part #1 MU 2014 Prep: Core - Part #2 MU 2014 Prep: Core - Part #3 MU 2014 Prep: Menu & Interfaces MU 2014 Prep: Clinical Content Upgrade and Install Planning* ICD-10 Prep: ICD-10 services* MU 2014 Prep: MU Services* Operating New Features in CPS12 Operating New Features in CEMR 9.8 March 6 Leveraging New Meaningful Use Reporting Platform for 2014 Learn more about how CPS and CEMR can help you prepare to attest for MU Stage 1 and Stage 2 by accessing our recent MU webinars *VAR customers: please contact your VAR representative for relevant information on these topics. All webinars are on Thursdays from 1pm-2pm EST Recording and slides available at www.gehealthcare.com/serviceportal Lorem ipsum dolor sicut amet adipiscing elit. Ibid ©2013. 55 MU Services February 13, 2014 Save $160 with Early Bird Registration (Expires 3/7/14) May 4-7, 2014 Denver, CO Register now at: gehealthcare.com/centricitylive2014 Captain Chesley (Sully) Sullerberger “Miracle on the Hudson airplane captain” Michael Leavitt Former Secretary of US Dept. of Health, Threeterm Governor of Utah Allison Massari International Speaker & Visual Artist, featured on ABC, NBC and FOX John Dineen President and CEO, GE Healthcare 56 MU Services February 13, 2014 Thank you for joining us For additional information about MU services or to access MU resources, please visit the Healthcare IT Service Portal: www.gehealthcare.com/serviceportal For assistance with any of the products and services mentioned today, please contact our sales team at [email protected]. We will also be sending you an email after this session with a link to the Healthcare IT Service Portal, where you can download the slides and watch the recording. 57 MU Services February 13, 2014
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