Envisioning the Learning Health System

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Envisioning the Learning Health System Charles P. Friedman, PhD Josiah Macy, Jr. Professor of Medical Education Chair, Department of Learning Health Sciences Professor of Information and Public Health University of Michigan March 8, 2018

LHS and Me 2009-2011: Encountered the LHS as ONC s Chief Science Officer 2011-2012: Organized LHS National Summit 2013: Organized NSF workshop on LHS research challenges 2014: Chair of first academic department of LHS 2016: Launched LHS Journal and HILS graduate program 2

Inspiration People are naturally drawn to visionary ideas that stimulate imagination LHS = a Big Idea that attracts people and opens doors 3

The Power of a Big Idea 4

Main Menu for Today The Essence of Learning Health Systems (LHSs) The Key Concept of Infrastructure Becoming Part of Everything 5

Learning Health Systems Health systems--at any level of scale--become learning systems when they can, continuously and routinely, study and improve themselves Perspective: Jan 3, 2013 Code Red and Blue Safely Limiting Health Care s GDP Footprint Arnold Milstein, M.D., M.P.H. U.S. health care needs to adopt new work methods, outlined in the Institute of Medicine s vision for a learning health system 6

LHS Anthems Learn from every patient! A system problem needs a system solution! 17 years to 17 months to 17 weeks to 17 days (to 17 hours)! 7

What is an LHS? Three Views: Checklist Macro view from earth orbit Micro view from the ground 8

Checklist View: Properties of a Health System That Can Learn Every participating patient s characteristics and experience are available to learn from Best practice knowledge is immediately available to support decisions Improvement is continuous through ongoing study An infrastructure enables this to happen routinely and with economy of scale All of this is part of the culture 9

View from Earth Orbit: An Ultra-Large Scale System All-Inclusive Trusted Pharma Decentralized Reciprocal Insurers Patient Groups Tech Industry Governance Engagement Data Aggregation Analysis Dissemination Universities Healthcare Delivery Networks Government/Public Health 10 Research Institutes 10

Learning Systems Can Exist at Any Level of Scale Single Organization Network of Organizations State/Territory/Region Nation Planet

View from the Ground: Virtuous Cycles of Study and Change Interpret Results Analyze Data Tailored Messages Assemble Data Take Action Capture Actions

Example of A Virtuous Learning Cycle Analyze Data: What practices associate with lower fall rates? Assemble Data: How do we prevent falls? What is the fall rate? Interpret Results: Are the results credible? What advice should be given? Preventing Falls in Nursing Homes Tailored Messages: Based on your current practice, you might want to consider Take Action: Change Current Practice: In whole or part Capture Actions: Discover what changes occurred and why.

The LHS Connects Discovery to Practice Better Health = D2K + K2P + P2D

Better Health Requires This 15

Not This Journals 16

A Learning Health System NOT A Learning Healthcare System 17

Main Menu for Today The Essence of Learning Health Systems (LHSs) The Key Concept of Infrastructure Becoming Part of Everything 18

Infrastructure! Virtuous cycles enable learning but do not create a Learning Health System If you want to get 350,000 people per day across a river, do you build 350,000 rowboats? No, you build a: 19

Emphasis on Infrastructure is a Differentiator Differentiates the LHS from: Lean PDSA, PDCA cycles Proprietary approaches Crudely: LHS = Cycles + Infrastructure 20

The LHS as Infrastructure: So How Do We Convert? A large set of simultaneous learning loops, each under the aegis of its own community and addressing a unique problem: Into an efficient ultra-large scale system: 21

A Cyber-Social Platform Supporting Multiple Simultaneous Learning Cycles

Why an Infrastructure? Without an infrastructural platform: Every cycle requires its own agreements, technology, staffing, analytics, dissemination mechanisms No economy of scale Cost of 100 cycles = 100 x (Cost of one) With a platform: All cycles are supported by the infrastructure Big economy of scale Cost of 100 cycles << 100 x (Cost of one) 23

Infrastructure: A Set of Building Block Services

Examples of Existing Building Block Components

Building Block Services D2K Data and analytical infrastructure Data resources Registries identifying patients with specific conditions Elaborated registries containing data about registry patients Multipurpose data marts containing data about individuals without regard to conditions Standardization for representing data Qualitative or quantitative information on context including resources, team function, etc. Analytical resources Mechanisms for aggregating data from disparate sources Mechanisms for conducting statistical analyses Policies Data sharing agreements Individual consent policy (opt in/opt out)

Building Block Services K2P Knowledge sharing and change management infrastructure Mechanisms for deliberating the validity and applicability of analytical results Mechanisms for persisting analytical results deemed to be valid Mechanisms for communicating results as advice to specific stakeholders Supports and processes for behavior change

Building Block Services P2D Evaluation and learning culture and supports Mechanisms to collect information on practice change Mechanisms to collect and analyze outcomes related to practice change Methods and supports for ongoing learning, both individually and in communities

Main Menu for Today The Essence of Learning Health Systems (LHSs) The Key Concept of Infrastructure Becoming Part of Everything 29

Becoming Part of Everything Literature Initiatives at Varying Scales Single Organizations Networks Regions Nations Multi-nations Science and Infrastructure 30

Literature Institute of Medicine/National Academy of Medicine books and monographs Articles: > 1,900 results in Google Scholar A new journal 31

Progress: Organizations 32

Progress: Inter-organizational Federations and Networks 33

Regions British Columbia Northern England Michigan 34

Switzerland: First Official National Initiative 35

Multi-National: European Institute for Innovation Through Health Data 36

A Grassroots Movement: 129 Endorsements of the LHS Core Values Veterans Health Administration Office of Informatics & Analytics Program in Health Informatics, SONHP The Center for Learning Health Care Division of Health and Social Care Research SecureHealthHub, LLC Siemens Health Services GE Healthcare IT Department of Primary Care and Public Health

Progress: Recognition of an Underlying Science A 2013 national workshop to explore the research challenges inherent in realizing a high functioning LHS TRANSFoRm: European digital infrastructure for the LHS AHRQ-PCORI: Training grants for LHS Scientists 38

Summary The Essence of Learning Health Systems (LHSs) Better Health = D2K + K2P + P2D The Key Concept of Infrastructure Build Bridges Not Rowboats Becoming Part of Everything Real Progress at All Levels of Scale 39

Thanks and Write to Me cpfried@umich.edu lhs.medicine.umich.edu 40