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PHIT Road map20)
| Year | Road map | |
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| 2011-2015 | 1. Ensure PHIT Supports Pharmacists in Health Care Service Delivery | |
| 2. Achieve Integration of Clinical Data with Electronic Prescription (e-Prescribing) Information | ||
| 3. Advocate Pharmacist Recognition in Existing Programs and Policies | ||
| 4. Ensure HIT Infrastructure Includes and Supports MTM Services | ||
| 5. Integrate Pharmacist-Delivered Immunizations into the EHR | ||
| 6. Achieve Recognition of Pharmacists as Meaningful Users of EHR Quality Measures | ||
| 7. Advance System Vendor EHR Certification | ||
| 8. Promote Pharmacist Adoption and Use of HIT and EHRs | ||
| 9. Achieve Integration of Pharmacies and Pharmacists into Health Information Exchanges | ||
| 10. Establish the Value and Effective Use of HIT Solutions by Pharmacists | ||
| 2022-2025 | Goal 1. implementation | • Identify health care system-wide health IT enhancements that PHIT can influence, develop, and implement action plans • Provide information, education, and resources to the pharmacy profession to increase awareness of the impact of interoperability and information blocking on health care. • Create tools and resources to promote the Pharmacists’ Patient Care Process workflow and use within health IT systems |
| Goal 2. quality and documentation | • Participate in and influence the development and maintenance of pharmacy related American Medical Association Current Procedural Terminology (AMA CPT®) codes. • Establish and maintain clinical documentation coding and value sets for the profession. • Integrate and harmonize the measure development work of the Pharmacy Quality Alliance (PQA) and other entities in facilitating the data quality model using standard terminology. |
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| Goal 3. policy and advocacy | • Convene and collaborate with stakeholders to identify and advocate ways to improve interoperability and prevent information blocking. • Conduct targeted outreach activities to pharmacists and other key stakeholders to promote effective use of interoperable health IT |
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PHIT, pharmacy health information technology collaborative; HIT, health information technology; MTM, medication therapy management; EHR, electronic health record