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National Healthcare Safety Network Member’s Meeting APIC 2013 June 7, 2013 4:00-5:30 Room 304/305 National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion Agenda  Welcome Kathy Allen-Bridson  Enrollment Update/SAMS/ State DUA  Training Updates Maggie Dudeck  Protocol & Application Updates  SSI/Outpatient Procedures Janet Brooks  CAUTI Kathy Allen-Bridson  VAE Gloria Morrell  LabID Event Angela Anttila  DE, HCP Flu, LTCF, BV, AUR Dawn Sievert  CMS Proposed Rules  Clinical Document Architecture (CDA) Paul Malpiedi  DEMO Application Lindsey Weiner  Q & A All ENROLLMENT UPDATE/ SAMS/ STATE DATA USE AGREEMENTS Types of Facilities Participating in NHSN, 5/28/2013 (n=12,064) Acute Care Hospital LTACH IRF, Freestanding ASC LTCF Outpatient Dialysis NHSN Begins Its Migration to SAMS  SAMS = Secure Access Management System  SAMS will replace NHSN’s use of the Secure Data Network (SDN) and digital certificates will no longer be required to access NHSN!  Migration Progress:  Alpha pilot for ~ 20 CDC NHSN users, completed February 2013  Beta pilot to begin soon with about 75 external users  General migration to SAMS expected to begin in late 2013; will take a couple years to complete  What to Expect:  A gradual “migration”; you will receive an email invitation to register for SAMS instead of renewing your digital certificate • Continue annual digital certificate renewal until invited to SAMS • Each individual NHSN user has to be “SAMified” • Deactivate users who no longer need access to NHSN  Identity verification  Access NHSN via the SAMS portal with a password and grid card CDC/State Health Department Data Use Agreements  Allows State Health Departments access to data that is voluntarily (i.e., there is no state mandate for reporting such data) submitted to NHSN by healthcare facilities in their jurisdictions.  State agrees to use data for surveillance or prevention purposes only  Not for any regulatory or punitive actions  Not for public reporting of institution-identifiable data  CDC/NHSN will provide a minimum of three months after the agreement is signed for facilities to opt out of voluntary reporting to NHSN before data will be shared.  For more information and to view DUAs that are in place with state health departments in AZ, KY, LA, and NY, visit: http://www.cdc.gov/HAI/state-based/index.html http://www.cdc.gov/hai/surveillance/DUA-announcment.html NHSN TRAINING ONLINE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES  Interactive Trainings  Self-paced slides with detailed graphics, screen shots of step-by- step examples of form completion for instructional purposes, practice questions, and case study examples.  Available for: Device and Procedure-associated Modules, MDRO/CDI LabID; more coming soon!  Archived Webstreaming Trainings  Available for: Device and Procedure-associated Modules, MDRO/CDI LabID, Analysis, Validation, and Location Mapping  In-Person Trainings  March 2014- TBD  The training course will provide information on CMS reporting, definition and protocol clarification, interactive case studies, analysis, and changes in reporting for 2014. NEW NHSN WEBSITE  New NHSN website unveiled in March 2013  “One-Stop Shopping” webpages for each facility type (e.g., acute care hospitals, outpatient dialysis)  Each page includes links to each infection type with NHSN protocols, trainings, forms, analysis tools, etc.  Each page also links to blood safety surveillance and healthcare personnel influenza vaccination.

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