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Table 6. Performance Analysis of the Informatics Portfolio
| Full Cost |
| FY 2003 |
FY 2004 |
FY 2005 |
| $28,300,000 |
$64,400,000 |
$64,400,000 |
| Performance Goal |
FY Targets |
Actual Performance |
Reference |
By 2008, increase the number of hospitals
using Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) by 10 percent.
20% of portfolio full cost
|
FY 2005
5 percent of hospitals using CPOE. |
|
SG-1/5
HP-11/23 |
By 2008, in hospitals funded for CPOE systems, increase the number of providers using the system from
none to over 50 percent. 20% of portfolio full cost |
FY 2005
5 percent of providers using CPOE. |
|
SG-1/5
HP-11/23 |
By 2008, in hospitals funded for CPOE,
maintain a lowered medication error rate.
Outcome 20% of portfolio full cost |
FY 2005
Increase the rate of detection by 100
percent. |
|
SG-1/5
HP-11/23 |
By 2006, six national message format and
clinical vocabulary standards will be identified/ recommended
by HHS as ready for voluntary adoption and deployment.
20% of portfolio full cost |
FY 2004
3 message format and clinical vocabulary
standards will be recommended by HHS as ready for voluntary adoption and
deployment.
FY 2003
Develop Consensus on standards.
|
Completed |
SG-1/5
HP-11/23 |
By 2008, nursing homes will have
evidence-based information needed to make informed purchasing strategies
related to IT. Outcome 20% of portfolio full cost |
FY 2004
5 technologies currently shown to be
effective in other clinical settings will be tested in nursing homes to
evaluate the impact on safety, quality and cost of care. |
|
SG-1/5
HP-11/23 |
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