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ENTERPRISE IMAGING SUMMIT 2022 WHITE PAPER
AVOIDING LONG-TERM CHALLENGES THROUGH SENSITIVE IMAGE MANAGEMENT & EFFECTIVE
REMOTE WORK


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Emily Paxman
 
August 3, 2022 | Read Time: 6  minutes




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Since 2017, KLAS has hosted four separate summits on enterprise imaging (EI),
each time bringing together healthcare executive thought leaders to discuss EI
issues and define guidelines. The insights gleaned from these summits represent
the combined wisdom of some of the industry’s top EI experts. This white paper
summarizes the discussions from the most recent summit held in May 2022. The
following sections are included:
 * A definition of enterprise imaging
 * Keys to success outside of technology, including strategies for (1) safely
   managing sensitive images within an enterprise imaging infrastructure and (2)
   navigating enterprise imaging in a post-pandemic world



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WHAT IS ENTERPRISE IMAGING?

KLAS defines enterprise imaging as the ability to store and/or view images
across the enterprise from more than one service line, PACS, or long-term
storage solution. Organizations that have adopted such a strategy feel that the
ability to consolidate critical patient images and integrate them into the
clinician workflow has the potential to revolutionize patient care across the
continuum. While an enterprise imaging strategy can encompass many technologies,
such as workflow solutions and document management tools, providers feel that at
the heart of enterprise imaging are three primary technologies: vendor neutral
archives (VNAs), universal viewers, and image exchange solutions (with PACS
solutions playing a role in diagnostic viewing for the bulk of their studies).
Some organizations are new to using these solutions for enterprise imaging and
are working to fit these solutions into a meaningful strategy. See the 2016
Enterprise Imaging report for more information.


BEYOND TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, WHAT CONTRIBUTES TO SUCCESS IN ENTERPRISE IMAGING?

KEEPING SENSITIVE IMAGES SAFE IN AN ENTERPRISE IMAGING ENVIRONMENT

At KLAS’ 2022 enterprise imaging summit, one highly mentioned topic was managing
sensitive images (i.e., images with nude, gruesome, or personal content that can
cause shock, embarrassment, grief, or emotional distress). As images become more
accessible to more providers via technology, the potential for security breaches
and staff members using the images inappropriately increases. Keynote speaker
Dr. Alex Towbin from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center shared
examples of how some organizations’ failure to secure sensitive images has
impacted their reputations and caused serious harm to patients and their
families.

In the 2022 pre-summit survey, just over half of provider attendees said they
currently do not have procedures in place for storing and accessing sensitive
images. Providers who do have procedures in place said the most common methods
are to restrict access to images deemed sensitive and to use standard labeling
for sensitive images. For organizations who do not yet have procedures in place,
conversations about developing these procedures are still in the early stages,
and procedure development is generally not being pursued.

2022 summit attendees engaged in small-group discussions to (1) identify common
barriers to developing effective procedures for managing sensitive images, (2)
share tips for getting organizational buy-in, and (3) list other best practices
for successfully managing sensitive images. Across all eight discussion groups,
the general sentiment was that while the industry still has foundational EI
issues to solve, failing to have early discussions about the management of
sensitive images could potentially cause both ethical and legal problems down
the line.

COMMON BARRIERS TO DEVELOPING PROCEDURES FOR SENSITIVE-IMAGE MANAGEMENT

 * The industry needs a standard approach to labeling, though it is unclear who
   (i.e., provider organizations, vendors, or the government) should be driving
   progress.
 * Reaching a consensus on best practices within your organization can be
   difficult, particularly outside of cases that involve abuse.
 * Implementing procedures solves only part of the problem—storing images
   securely on devices and workstations is critical.

TIPS FOR OBTAINING ORGANIZATIONAL BUY-IN FOR SENSITIVE-IMAGE MANAGEMENT

 * Legal departments can serve as partners to make sensitive-image management an
   organizational priority (though both provider and vendor attendees noted that
   without strong governance and policy input from providers, too much data may
   be restricted).
 * Education needs to take place at all levels and in all departments (e.g.,
   organizations can help radiologists understand why clicks are being added or
   help nurses think about how images can be used).
 * Technology vendors can serve as a hub for learnings and best practices across
   their customer bases. They can share examples of the challenges provider
   organizations may encounter if they lack effective sensitive-image management
   procedures.

OTHER BEST PRACTICES FOR SUCCESSFULLY MANAGING SENSITIVE IMAGES

 * EMR vendors have a critical role to play, especially when it comes to tagging
   functionality. Provider organizations can engage their EMR vendor in imaging
   discussions to help drive progress around sensitive-image management.
 * Focus on visible-light image capture, as this area is where much of the
   vulnerability exists today.
 * AI has the potential to help, but until the industry standardizes body part
   names and labels, AI’s utility is limited. Organizations should be wary of
   relying too much on AI when developing procedures for sensitive-image
   management.
 * Cases of sexual assault and abuse are critical starting places for
   governance, policy, education, and standards.
 * We can learn from other industries and use cases—for example, how does Google
   manage sensitive images in searches, or how do behavioral health departments
   manage sensitive information?

NAVIGATING ENTERPRISE IMAGING POST-PANDEMIC

Coming out of the height of the pandemic, both provider and vendor attendees say
their enterprise imaging strategies have shifted somewhat. While most
respondents to the 2022 pre-summit survey haven’t made significant changes,
several mentioned adjusting some areas to address emerging problems and leverage
new technology.

REMOTE WORK AND IMAGE EXCHANGE ARE TOP TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENTS TO BOLSTER
ENTERPRISE IMAGING STRATEGIES

Unsurprisingly, one of the top areas for additional technology investment is
remote work. One provider organization shared that they invested a significant
amount into virtual care and adopted mobile technology to facilitate real-time
consulting sessions between radiologists and physicians. Provider organizations
also mentioned investing in cloud technology, workstations, collaboration tools,
and other tools to drive efficiency in the face of staffing shortages.

Another frequently mentioned area of investment is image exchange to support
patient care in a remote environment (e.g., patients who are seen virtually
cannot bring physical copies of CDs to their appointment). Adoption of image
exchange solutions was accelerated by COVID-19, but for many provider
organizations, other methods—like HIEs, burned CDs, and VPNs—are still a
critical part of imaging interoperability.

AMID IMAGING IT BUDGET CUTS, PROVIDER ORGANIZATIONS POINT TO TOOLS THAT OFFER
MUCH-NEEDED ROI

Diminished funding for enterprise imaging is hampering organizations’ ability to
address the evolving care and work landscape. Provider attendees shared that
their margins in departments like cardiology and radiology are shrinking
significantly and that there is more departmental competition for limited funds.
Because of the increased scrutiny of IT purchases, it is critical for
organizations to make investments that will drive value. In the group
discussions, providers often highlighted the following technologies as driving
the biggest ROI outside of the VNA, the universal viewer, and organizations’
work-from-home infrastructure:

 * Health data exchanges and other interoperability tools
 * Image exchange solutions to eliminate the use of CDs
 * AI tools or worklist-orchestration tools that target efficiency
 * Point-of-care ultrasound deployment across multiple departments (though this
   can lead to large amounts of new billing)
 * Clinician collaboration tools

HOW CAN PROVIDER ORGANIZATIONS MITIGATE THE IMPACT OF STAFFING SHORTAGES?

No organization is immune to the difficulties of managing staffing structure,
turnover, and labor shortages. Many 2022 summit participants shared their
struggles and turned to their peers for suggestions. The following approaches
were frequently mentioned:

 * Use contractors to build out the capabilities of ground-level IT analysts,
   and invest in outside training sources to supplement knowledge replacement
   after experiencing turnover. Contractors are best to use when the knowledge
   is easily transferrable, and full-time staff should be reserved for
   activities that require more strategic knowledge.
 * Find ways to cut technology costs to retain staff (e.g., hold on to perpetual
   software licenses when possible).
 * Plan to address clinical and IT staff gaps jointly rather than separately;
   this reduces churn and maximizes the time both groups spend on optimization
   and planning.
 * Simultaneously redesign IT and workflows to quickly gain efficiencies that
   boost imaging volumes.
 * Build a culture of effective remote communication to retain clinical quality.
 * Standardize IT solutions where possible.

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WHAT IS ENTERPRISE IMAGING?

KLAS defines enterprise imaging as the ability to store and/or view images
across the enterprise from more than one service line, PACS, or long-term
storage solution. Organizations that have adopted such a strategy feel that the
ability to consolidate critical patient images and integrate them into the
clinician workflow has the potential to revolutionize patient care across the
continuum. While an enterprise imaging strategy can encompass many technologies,
such as workflow solutions and document management tools, providers feel that at
the heart of enterprise imaging are three primary technologies: vendor neutral
archives (VNAs), universal viewers, and image exchange solutions (with PACS
solutions playing a role in diagnostic viewing for the bulk of their studies).
Some organizations are new to using these solutions for enterprise imaging and
are working to fit these solutions into a meaningful strategy. See the 2016
Enterprise Imaging report for more information.


BEYOND TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, WHAT CONTRIBUTES TO SUCCESS IN ENTERPRISE IMAGING?

KEEPING SENSITIVE IMAGES SAFE IN AN ENTERPRISE IMAGING ENVIRONMENT

At KLAS’ 2022 enterprise imaging summit, one highly mentioned topic was managing
sensitive images (i.e., images with nude, gruesome, or personal content that can
cause shock, embarrassment, grief, or emotional distress). As images become more
accessible to more providers via technology, the potential for security breaches
and staff members using the images inappropriately increases. Keynote speaker
Dr. Alex Towbin from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center shared
examples of how some organizations’ failure to secure sensitive images has
impacted their reputations and caused serious harm to patients and their
families.

In the 2022 pre-summit survey, just over half of provider attendees said they
currently do not have procedures in place for storing and accessing sensitive
images. Providers who do have procedures in place said the most common methods
are to restrict access to images deemed sensitive and to use standard labeling
for sensitive images. For organizations who do not yet have procedures in place,
conversations about developing these procedures are still in the early stages,
and procedure development is generally not being pursued.

2022 summit attendees engaged in small-group discussions to (1) identify common
barriers to developing effective procedures for managing sensitive images, (2)
share tips for getting organizational buy-in, and (3) list other best practices
for successfully managing sensitive images. Across all eight discussion groups,
the general sentiment was that while the industry still has foundational EI
issues to solve, failing to have early discussions about the management of
sensitive images could potentially cause both ethical and legal problems down
the line.

COMMON BARRIERS TO DEVELOPING PROCEDURES FOR SENSITIVE-IMAGE MANAGEMENT

 * The industry needs a standard approach to labeling, though it is unclear who
   (i.e., provider organizations, vendors, or the government) should be driving
   progress.
 * Reaching a consensus on best practices within your organization can be
   difficult, particularly outside of cases that involve abuse.
 * Implementing procedures solves only part of the problem—storing images
   securely on devices and workstations is critical.

TIPS FOR OBTAINING ORGANIZATIONAL BUY-IN FOR SENSITIVE-IMAGE MANAGEMENT

 * Legal departments can serve as partners to make sensitive-image management an
   organizational priority (though both provider and vendor attendees noted that
   without strong governance and policy input from providers, too much data may
   be restricted).
 * Education needs to take place at all levels and in all departments (e.g.,
   organizations can help radiologists understand why clicks are being added or
   help nurses think about how images can be used).
 * Technology vendors can serve as a hub for learnings and best practices across
   their customer bases. They can share examples of the challenges provider
   organizations may encounter if they lack effective sensitive-image management
   procedures.

OTHER BEST PRACTICES FOR SUCCESSFULLY MANAGING SENSITIVE IMAGES

 * EMR vendors have a critical role to play, especially when it comes to tagging
   functionality. Provider organizations can engage their EMR vendor in imaging
   discussions to help drive progress around sensitive-image management.
 * Focus on visible-light image capture, as this area is where much of the
   vulnerability exists today.
 * AI has the potential to help, but until the industry standardizes body part
   names and labels, AI’s utility is limited. Organizations should be wary of
   relying too much on AI when developing procedures for sensitive-image
   management.
 * Cases of sexual assault and abuse are critical starting places for
   governance, policy, education, and standards.
 * We can learn from other industries and use cases—for example, how does Google
   manage sensitive images in searches, or how do behavioral health departments
   manage sensitive information?

NAVIGATING ENTERPRISE IMAGING POST-PANDEMIC

Coming out of the height of the pandemic, both provider and vendor attendees say
their enterprise imaging strategies have shifted somewhat. While most
respondents to the 2022 pre-summit survey haven’t made significant changes,
several mentioned adjusting some areas to address emerging problems and leverage
new technology.

REMOTE WORK AND IMAGE EXCHANGE ARE TOP TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENTS TO BOLSTER
ENTERPRISE IMAGING STRATEGIES

Unsurprisingly, one of the top areas for additional technology investment is
remote work. One provider organization shared that they invested a significant
amount into virtual care and adopted mobile technology to facilitate real-time
consulting sessions between radiologists and physicians. Provider organizations
also mentioned investing in cloud technology, workstations, collaboration tools,
and other tools to drive efficiency in the face of staffing shortages.

Another frequently mentioned area of investment is image exchange to support
patient care in a remote environment (e.g., patients who are seen virtually
cannot bring physical copies of CDs to their appointment). Adoption of image
exchange solutions was accelerated by COVID-19, but for many provider
organizations, other methods—like HIEs, burned CDs, and VPNs—are still a
critical part of imaging interoperability.

AMID IMAGING IT BUDGET CUTS, PROVIDER ORGANIZATIONS POINT TO TOOLS THAT OFFER
MUCH-NEEDED ROI

Diminished funding for enterprise imaging is hampering organizations’ ability to
address the evolving care and work landscape. Provider attendees shared that
their margins in departments like cardiology and radiology are shrinking
significantly and that there is more departmental competition for limited funds.
Because of the increased scrutiny of IT purchases, it is critical for
organizations to make investments that will drive value. In the group
discussions, providers often highlighted the following technologies as driving
the biggest ROI outside of the VNA, the universal viewer, and organizations’
work-from-home infrastructure:

 * Health data exchanges and other interoperability tools
 * Image exchange solutions to eliminate the use of CDs
 * AI tools or worklist-orchestration tools that target efficiency
 * Point-of-care ultrasound deployment across multiple departments (though this
   can lead to large amounts of new billing)
 * Clinician collaboration tools

HOW CAN PROVIDER ORGANIZATIONS MITIGATE THE IMPACT OF STAFFING SHORTAGES?

No organization is immune to the difficulties of managing staffing structure,
turnover, and labor shortages. Many 2022 summit participants shared their
struggles and turned to their peers for suggestions. The following approaches
were frequently mentioned:

 * Use contractors to build out the capabilities of ground-level IT analysts,
   and invest in outside training sources to supplement knowledge replacement
   after experiencing turnover. Contractors are best to use when the knowledge
   is easily transferrable, and full-time staff should be reserved for
   activities that require more strategic knowledge.
 * Find ways to cut technology costs to retain staff (e.g., hold on to perpetual
   software licenses when possible).
 * Plan to address clinical and IT staff gaps jointly rather than separately;
   this reduces churn and maximizes the time both groups spend on optimization
   and planning.
 * Simultaneously redesign IT and workflows to quickly gain efficiencies that
   boost imaging volumes.
 * Build a culture of effective remote communication to retain clinical quality.
 * Standardize IT solutions where possible.


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