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STATEMENT OF WORK

POINT OF CARE RADIOLOGY DIAGNOSTIC SUBSCRIPTION (StatDX)

A.General Information
1.0Introduction:

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Veterans Health Administration (VHA) requires an existing commercial off the shelf web based, Point of Care Radiology Diagnostic Clinical Decision Support Product that will be made available throughout the VHA healthcare system.

Products may also be referred to as bedside information tools. They tend to provide information that will directly affect patient care. What distinguishes these products from sources such as electronic textbooks or bibliographic citations databases is that it includes a mechanism to support and provide clinical Radiology decision support knowledge at the point-of-care.

Performance Period: 9/22/2022 to 9/21/2023 One year award with four (4) options to exercise additional 1-year options

1.1 Objectives

The desired goals of the nationwide provision of a commercial Point of Care Radiology Diagnostic Decision Support Products are as follows:

1.1.1 Providing access nationwide to standard knowledge based clinical information resources available at the point of care.

1.1.2 Initiating a nationwide, centralized purchase to capitalize on the economies of scale offered by vendors.

1.1.3 Negotiating one license/contract to decrease the current contracting and reviewing efforts that are required at the facility and/or VISN level and thereby avoid the costs and workload associated with multiple procurements.

1.1.4 Making this Point of Care Radiology Diagnostic Decision Support Product available through CPRS (Computerized Patient Record System), the VA’s Electronic Health Record, nationwide to insure consistent access at the bedside for all VHA health professionals and staff.

2.0 Scope of Work:

2.0.1 The vendor will provide all sites on the VHA network with access to a single online, web-based product. Authentication will be through individual user accounts.

2.0.2 This license must cover all Department of Veterans Affairs employees as authorized users no matter their physical work location or point of access to this product.

2.0.3 This license will also allow for authorized user access at all Department of Veterans Affairs current and future physical facilities included but not limited to current and future medical centers, community-based outpatient clinics, DOMs, vet centers and all other locations where Department of Veterans Affairs employee’s work.

2.0.4 For diagnosis - Concise, bulleted information presented in a speed optimized format makes finding the information you need fast and easy.

2.0.5 Imaging Anatomy - Includes: Terminology, Imaging, Anatomy Overview, Anatomy Imaging Issues, and clinical implications.

2.0.6 Differential diagnosis - Evidence and experiential based differential diagnoses presented with diagnostic clues help guide the diagnostic process making complex cases easier.

2.0.7 Tables include TNM and Staging Tables, work-up protocols, alignment angle references and classifications

2.0.8 Calculators to help calculate everything from a bone age to radiation dosages.

2.1 Information Scope

The product should include:

2.1.1Images and knowledge-based information to assist the provider in the identification, diagnosis and management of common skin disorders.
2.1.2A diagnostic decision support system to assist radiologists’ providers in differential radiological diagnosis.
2.1.3Vivid displays of Radiology images showing the variation of disease and injury presentation.

2.2 Information Quality

2.2.1Information is accurate, authoritative, and relevant.
2.2.2Authors and sources are well recognized subject experts in their fields.
2.2.3Topics are presented succinctly, but with adequate detail to be useful to clinicians.
2.2.4“Best practice” or evidence-based information is included in recommendations for diagnosis or therapy.
2.2.5Policies for determining validity and standards for inclusion of material are well described.
2.2.6Guidelines and summaries include references or sources.
2.2.7When necessary to the topic, images, tables and diagrams are available and clearly shown.
2.3Usability
2.3.1Navigation within the system is logical and is easy to use. There is fast access to topics and subtopics. Topic linking or indexing retrieves material of high relevance quickly.
2.3.2The product has “user friendly” help and direction aids.
2.4Currency
2.4.1Content areas are updated on a continuous, incremental cycle rather than on a single anniversary date for the entire product.
2.4.2The date a topic was last reviewed for content is stated and easily found.

2.5 Access, content, support

2.5.1Product is 508 compliant. (http://www.section508.gov/)
2.5.1.1If product is not 508 compliant, vendor must describe measures being taken to bring product into compliance and date, within 12 months of contract award, that product will be 508 compliant. OR

2.5.1.2. If product is not 508 compliant and vendor must describe why no work is being done to make it 508 compliant.

2.5.4The product is compatible with most standard web browsers, which have cookies enabled. To insure privacy, the product uses session cookies rather than persistent cookies.
2.5.5The product is compatible with the Windows environment.
2.5.6All site content and support of the web site is the responsibility of the contractor. This includes tech support to VHA users nationwide.
2.5.7System downtime is minimal and VA project manager is notified when such occurs.
2.5.8Topics are easily printed.
2.5.9The product’s licensing agreement must permit free use for educational purposes of all pictures and graphics.
2.5.10Single point of contact for customer service issues is assigned to VA
2.5.11Questions are responded to on the same business day.
2.5.12Usage statistics are available to the system administrator on an enterprise level.
2.5.13The product should be accessible via a variety of Personal Digital Assistant (PDA).
2.5.14Graphics, pictures, and/or images that are searchable are highly desirable.
2.5.15The contractor should offer training services. On an as requested basis, training session (web-based or live) will be set up to train VHA staff on use of the product. Specialized training sessions may be requested for VA library staff.
2.5.17Topics can be emailed among VHA colleagues.

2.6. INTRODUCTION TO DATA

VHA’s goal is to ensure uniform availability of high quality, clinical healthcare knowledge-based resources across the VHA system to improve clinical decision making, education, and research.

· Use expert differential lists to determine what other diseases you should consider

· Compare multiple diagnoses side by side

· Investigate patient case examples for even the most uncommon diseases

· Follow up on the latest journal articles with RADSearch

Also, the product should use RADsearch to search alternate information online, including Key Radiology Journals, Google, Google Scholar, Google Images, PDF Search and PubMed. The full text is available in open access journals or through your journal subscription.

RADTools is a compilation of common tools utilized by radiologists, often referred to as “look up” information for reports and patient care. Includes tables such as TNM and Cancer Staging Tables, work-up protocols, alignment angle references and classifications. Also includes many types of calculators, including calculators to determine bone age and radiation dosages.

B.2.2. PERFORMANCE PERIOD

The contractor shall provide The STATdx Premier License Point of Care Radiology Diagnostic Clinical Decision Support Product that includes the following:

• One Hundred and Fifty (150) concurrent STATdx (or equal) user seats.

• A diagnostic decision support system to assist radiology providers in differential radiological diagnosis.

• Vivid displays of radiology images showing the variation of disease and injury presentation.

• Access from any location via internet. LibLynx necessary

• The products shall be 508 Compliant and compatible with the Windows environment and most standard web browsers, which have cookies enabled and are accessible via a variety of PDA platforms, including the Blackberry. To ensure privacy, the products use session cookies rather than persistent cookies.

• Usage statistics shall be available on the individual VA Medical Center level and for the VHA healthcare system. Statistics shall be retrieved by the administrator of each account or requested on a regular or one-off basis.

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