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Transition from CMMI ‘ANCHOR’ Flowsheet and Questions to Epic Foundation SDOH and IPV Questions

What is changing?

The CMMI Flowsheet and Questionnaire that have SDOH and Domestic Violence questions will be retired on 5/10/22

It will be replaced with the NYC Social Factors questions about SDOH (food insecurity, housing quality/stability, transportation) and the HARK tool for domestic violence (screenshots in subsequent slides)

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What is staying the same?

FREQUENCY

The questions will be auto-assigned to patients at the same frequency as the CMMI is currently assigned

Medicine: Annually

Pediatrics: Every visit from age 0-6 then annually until age 12

OBGYN: Initial prenatal visit, once from 24-40 weeks, Postpartum Visit

Family Planning patients will receive questionnaires at these same frequencies (same as current CMMI assignment)

LOGIC

This means patients with Connect will receive the questions 2 days prior to a scheduled visit to complete, and the questions will also be available in Welcome (iPad) or Hyperspace (care team to enter them)

The safety inbasket and pop up alert logic will be linked to the HARK and will function the same way it functions with the CMMI IPV questions

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Where can I find the new questions / patient responses?

Preview Pane* (accessed from the provider schedule)

Screenings tab

Flowsheets tab

Synopsis

NEW: the storyboard icons on the left side of the screen

*recommended

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In the Preview Pane, if you add Questionnaires, you can see all questionnaires completed prior to the visit, including NYC Social Factors and NYC Hark

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In the Preview Pane, if you add Questionnaires, you can see all questionnaires completed prior to the visit, including NYC Social Factors and NYC Hark

You can add the Questionnaires tab y using the wrench

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If you use Screenings, add SDOH and Intimate Partner Violence

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If you use Flowsheets, add NYC Social Factors and Intimate Partner Violence

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In Synopsis, in Pt entered Qnrs, search for Transportation Needs, Food Insecurity, Housing, Intimate Partner Violence

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The StoryBoard shows the icons for positive screens as highlighted in red

The SDOH Wheel shows the domains as highlighted in red

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Additional important information

CLINICAL SCREENING

Depression, Substance Use, and Suicide screening results will still be visible in the Preview Pain,

Screenings, Flowsheets and Synopsis

They will NOT be reflected in the Storyboard or Wheel, and “Not on file” may show for those

domains in the Storyboard even if the questionnaires are completed

For this reason, it is important to always check the Preview Pane, Screenings tab, and/or Synopsis

IPV SCREENING

The HARK is the default IPV tool in Epic

This is not the tool we want to use in the future, it is a stopgap measure

The NYP Enterprise has requested that Epic consider updating the tool