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NAME OF NETWORK
Illinois Patient Health Information Network
Name of Grantee
Illinois Department of Public Health, Center for Rural Health,
and Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network
Principal Investigator/Project Manager
Mary Catherine Ring
Address
245 Backbone Road East Princeton, IL 61356
Phone 217/243-5055
Fax 217/243-5055
Organizational Website icahn.org
E-mail mring@icahn.org
Project Purpose
The Illinois PHIN project will demonstrate that the electronic medical
record requirements of selected critical access hospitals can be well
served by a single, hybrid product that manages patient information in
both the inpatient and outpatient settings. Project funds will be
used to implement an electronic medical record system at Washington County
Hospital in Nashville and at Salem Township Hospital in Salem, and a picture
archiving and communications system at Washington County Hospital.
A health information exchange will be established that will enable area
health care providers, including those at one of the key referral partners
– SSM St. Mary’s Good Samaritan in Mount Vernon, to electronically
share patient information. The health information exchange infrastructure
will be available for use by other Illinois critical access hospitals
and their community partners.
Outcome Measures/Expectations
The Illinois PHIN project will demonstrate the following:
- cost efficient, nondisruptive integration of the selected electronic
medical record software into a hospital’s existing best of breed
information system
- feasibility of user adaptation of an ambulatory electronic medical
record system for use in the inpatient setting
- implementation of an easily scalable health information exchange that
will be available to project participants and their partners
- on-going expansion of health information exchange users to include
small area networks of all critical access hospitals in the state and
their local health care partners
Service Area
The two critical access hospitals are located in southwestern Illinois.
Washington County Hospital is 55 miles east of St. Louis, Missouri and
Salem Township Hospital is 96 miles east of St. Louis. Washington
County has a population of slightly more than 15,000 (27/square mile),
and Marion County, home of Salem Township Hospital, has a population of
nearly 42,000 (73/square mile). Both counties have economic bases
comprised of light manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism. The
referral hospital, SSM St. Mary’s Good Samaritan, is located in
Mount Vernon in Jefferson County, population of approximately 40,000 (70/square
mile). Mount Vernon is 26 miles from Salem and 31 miles from Nashville.
Network Members
Organization Name /
Provider Type |
County/
Parish |
Address |
City, |
State |
Zip Code |
Salem Township Hospital
/ Critical Access Hospital |
Marion |
1201 Ricker Drive |
Salem |
IL |
62881 |
Contact |
Phone |
Email |
Richelle Rennegarbe, CEO |
618-548-3194 x 8186 |
rrennegarbe@salemtownhosp.org |
Organization Name /
Provider Type |
County/
Parish |
Address |
City, |
State |
Zip Code |
Washington County Hospital
/Critical Access Hospital |
Washington |
705 S. Grand Ave. |
Nashville |
IL |
62263 |
Contact |
Phone |
Email |
Nancy Newby, CEO |
618-327-2200 |
nnewby@washingtoncountyhospital.org |
Organization Name /
Provider Type |
County/
Parish |
Address |
City, |
State |
Zip Code |
SSM St. Mary’s Good Samaritan |
Jefferson |
605 N. 12th Street |
Mount Vernon |
IL |
62864 |
Contact |
Phone |
Email |
Bruce Merrell, President |
618-241-2200 |
Bruce_Merrell@ssmhc.com |
Equipment/Vendors or Collaborative Partners
NextGen Healthcare was selected to provide both the electronic medical
records and the health information exchange software.
Sectra was selected for the PACS installation.
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