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James L. Holly, M.D. |
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- Adjunct Professor
Family and Community Medicine
School of Medicine
UT Health Science Center
San Antonio
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- Clinical Associate Professor
Department of Internal Medicine
Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine
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Current Academic Appointments:
Adjunct Professor
Department Family and Community Medicine
School of Medicine
University of Texas Health Science Center
San Antonio, Texas
Clinical Associate Professor
Department of Internal Medicine
Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine
Curriculum Vitae
Academic
Northwestern State University - Undergraduate
Bachelor of Arts - History and Philosophy
1961 to 1965
Baylor University - Graduate School and Pre-Med
Master of Arts - History (course work completed)
1966 to 1969
University of Texas Health Science Center School of Medicine, San Antonio, Texas
Doctor of Medicine
1969 to 1973
2012 Distinguished Alumnus
School of Medicine
University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio
2016 Distinguished Alumnus
Long Purple Line
Northwestern State University Endowments
2017 Aesculapian Laureate Society, UT Health San Antonio Long School of Medicine
Graduate Medical Education
Medical School Activities
Founder Health Careers Program for Minority Students
Director of Program
1969 to 1971
Organization of Student Representatives, Association of American Medical Colleges
Founding Chair
1970-1972
AAMC Executive Committee
Voting Member
1970 to 1971, 1971 to 1972
AAMC/AMA Accreditation Site Visit Cornell Medical College, New York City
Voting Member 1972
Medical School Activities Post Graduation
- President of Alumni Association for four years (2006-2010) during which alumni support of the school financially was increased geometrically.
- Endowed the Dr. and Mrs. James L. Holly Distinguished Chair in Patient-Centered Medical Home in an interdisciplinary setting between Nursing, Pediatrics, Family Practice and Internal Medicine at the University Health Center San Antonio School of Medicine. March, 2011
- Endowed the Distinguished Lectureship on Patient-Centered Medical Home at the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio School of Medicine. Named the W.E. Bellue and William R. Holly, Sr. Distinguished Lectureship. - June, 2011
- Endowed the Primary Care Institute at UT Health Science Center San Antonio with a $50,000 initial contribution - March, 2012
- Endowed a scholarship for senior family practice resident to attend an informatics conference annually at Texas A&M School of Medicine - 2009
- President Council, University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio - multiple years
- Chancellors Council, University of Texas System, Austin, Texas - multiple years
- The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Development Board
Professional Activity
Emergency Medicine
Beaumont, Texas
1974 to 1976
Solo Practitioner
Beaumont, Texas
1976-1995
Southeast Texas Medical Associates, LLP (SETMA, LLP)
Beaumont, Texas
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
1995 to Present
Professional Positions Held
- President, Golden Triangle Physicians Alliance (GTPA) and Independent Practice Association (IPA) of 250 Physicians - 1997 to Present
- Chairman of the Board, GTPA - 1997 to Present
- Medical Director, GTPA - October, 1997 to Present
- Hospitalist, GTPA - 1997 to Present
- Founding Board Member of Select Care of Texas, a Federally Qualified Physician Health Organization (PHO) - 1998 to 2009
- Member of HIMSS Patient Safety and Quality Outcomes Committee, 2011
- Member of National Quality Forum and invited participant in the 2010 Workshop on Care Transitions
- HIMSS, Innovation Committee, June 30, 2012 - June 20, 2014.
Professional Achievements in Leading SETMA
Time Line on Patient Safety Developments at SETMA
- 1998 - March 30, 1998, SETMA purchased NextGen Electronic Health Record and NextGen Enterprise Practice Management System.
- 1999 - January 26, 1999, first patients seen at SETMA on EHR. As of January 29, 1999, all patients seen at SETMA were seen with EHR and have been since.
- 1999 - Defining the value of EHR for the future of healthcare, “ More Than a Transcription Service: Reorganizing the Practice of Medicine With Computerized Patient Records (CPR).” May, 1999.
- 1999 - SETMA morphed from EHR to electronic patient management - “More than a Transcription Service Revolutionizing the Practice of Medicine And Meeting the Challenge of Managed Care With Electronic Medical Records (EMR) which Evolves into Electronic Patient Management,” October 1, 1999.
- 1999 - Began developing disease managements tools for diabetes, hypertension, lipids, CHF, Renal Disease, Cardiopulmonary Risk Syndrome and numerous others.
All of SETMA’s Electronic Patient Management Tools were written by Dr. Holly and are posted on SETMA’s website. They are offered for use by any healthcare provider without cost. See below for more detail:
- 2000 - Began using Statistical Analysis for population-care management
- 2003 - Began using a common data base across the entire patient-care experience - clinic, home, hospital, emergency department, physical therapy, hospice, home health, nursing home, etc.
- 2003 - SETMA named as one of 50 Exemplary Primary Care Practices by the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation.
- The American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation
- 2003 - Physician Practice Magazine Southwest Region Clinic of the Year.
- 2003 - Continued the process of transforming into electronic patient management with a presentation at the Advancing the quality Agenda, Physician Performance measure, AMA, June 13, 2003, “Medical Records: Evolving into Electronic Patient Management.”
- 2003 - Began tracking quality metrics for multiple conditions first with the Physician Consortium for Performance Improvement (PCPI).
- 2004 - Microsoft Clinic of the Year Award.
- 2004 - Physician Practice runner-up Practice of the Year.
- 2005 - Received the HIMSS Davies Award. NextGen Healthcare Recognizes Southeast Texas Medical Associates for 2005 Ambulatory Care Davies
- HIMSS Davies Award
- HIMSS Physician IT Leadership Award, 2012
- 2005 - SETMA successfully led the appeal for banning smoking in all public places in the City of Beaumont. Smoking Ban Appeal September 4, 2005 Beaumont Enterprise Letters to the Editor
- 2006 - SETMA among the leaders in maintaining access to healthcare during the natural disaster of Hurricane Rita. Helping Patients Cope When Disaster Strikes
- 2006 - HIMSS and Healthcare IT News Texas group does EHR right. One committee member stated, “You say that you are pursuing excellence, you may not have achieved perfection, but you have surpassed excellence.”
- 2007 - Founded the SETMA Foundation which helps pay for the care of our patients when they cannot afford it. 2009, 2010 and 2011, the SETMA partners have given an annual gift to the Foundation of $500,000. None of this money can be paid to or profit SETMA.
- 2007 - The SETMA Model of Care defined and described.
- 2007 - World Healthcare Innovation and Healthcare Congress, Innovation to Transform Awards, Group Practice Runner-up, SETMA. WHIT 3.0 1st Annual Editors Choice Awards
- 2008 - Began monthly, ½ day training and quality improvement conferences for all healthcare providers.
- 2009 - Began using Physician Consortium for Performance Improvement Transitions of Care Quality Metric Sets.
- 2009 - Began public reporting by provider name for quality metrics.
Currently SETMA reports on over 200 quality metrics on our website under Public Reporting. Please see below for more detail. HIMSS: Quality 101: Public Reporting of Provider Performance
Research Projects
Presentations with hyperlinks
Texas Health Institute, Austin, Texas, May 10, 2012, "A New and Innovative Approach to Healthcare"
Guidelines Advantage Webinar - June 13, 2012 (Guidelines Advantage is a join project of the American Heart, American Diabetes and American Cancer Society), "Importance of Data Analytics in Physician Practice"
TMF Health Quality Institute (CMS' Texas Quality Improvement Organization), February 14, 2012, Webinar, " Revolutionizing the Practice of Medicine And Meeting the Challenge of 21st Century Medicine With Electronic Medical Records (EMR) which Evolves into Electronic Patient Management"
National Institute for Quality Improvement and Education , September 14, 2011, Washington, D.C., "Moving From Quality Measurement to Continuous Performance Improvement"
Society For Academic CME, New York City, April 8, 2011 , "Performance Improvement CME (PI-CME)
Office of National Coordinator, HIT, HSS, Washington, D.C., March, 2011, "The Future of Healthcare"
HIMSS, Orlando, February, 2012, "Care Transitions: The Heart of Patient-Center Medical Home"
Publications
- Improving Population Healthcare and Safety Through Real-time Data access, Auditing and Reporting,” Health Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Stories of Success, March, 2011.
- Chapter Author, “Innovation for the Future of Health Care: The SETMA Model of Care,” for Innovation with Information Technologies in Healthcare, edited by Dr. Lyle Berkowitz and Chris McCarthy, Springer Science and Business Media, 2011,
- HIMSS Safety 101 - contributor of multiple articles for this section of HIMSS website.
Dr. Holly has written extensively on Patient-Centered Medical Home. The following annotated list are some of those articles:
2011 Gartner Business Intelligence Excellence Awards: SETMA A Semi-Finalist
The Gartner Award
A Developmental History of SETMA Chapter 1 Part 2 Team Building
A New Day in Health Care for You and for Us - Part IV - Are Quality Metrics a Good Part of the Future of Healthcare?
A New Day in Healthcare for You and for Us - Part III - Medical Home
A New Day in Healthcare for You and for Us - Part V - Certified Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
A Review of 2010 and a Projection for 2011
Accountable Care Organizations: What Is Required to Make Them Work?
Address to the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce August 2000 Part I
Address to the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce August 2000 Part II
Being Accountable For Good Preventive Care
Business Analytics and Your AQ
Can America’s Healthcare Problems be Solved?: Part I - How?
Can More Care Provide Less Health?
Care Transitions: The Heart of Patient-Centered Medical Home - The Article
Citadel - A 1937 Introduction to the Spirit of Patient-Centered Medical Home
Concierge Medicine and the Future of Healthcare
Continuous Professional Development: Learning from a Convergence of Events
Core Measures: Baptist Hospital of Southeast Texas
EHR, Business Intelligence and Ethnic Disparities of Care
Evidence-Based Medicine versus Alternative Medicine
Healthcare Change and the Uninsured - Part II
Healthcare Quality Award 2012 - Part V: Data-Driven Improvement in the National Quality Strategy Priority Goal Areas
Healthcare Quality Award 2012 - Part VI: Demonstrated Results on Publicly Reported Performance Measures
Healthcare Quality Award 2012 Part I - Priorities for Performance Improvement
Healthcare Quality Award 2012 Part IV - Data-Driven Improvement in the National Quality Strategy Priority Goal Areas
Healthcare Transformation: Dynamic and Documents
HIMSS Innovation Committee and Introduction
Hospice Palliative Scales Part I
Hospice Palliative Scales Part II
How Has PC-MH Changed Healthcare Delivery
How Our Healthcare System Evolved and How It Must Change: Patient-Centered Medical Home
If You Want to Change the World? - Part I: University of Texas 2014 Commencement Address
If You Want to Change the World? - Part II
Improving Patient Care by Automating Care, Improving Patient Satisfaction and Care and Reducing Healthcare Provider Stress
Improving the quality of healthcare; why not cheat?
Is mdVIP preventive care? Part II
Is Unlimited Primary Care the Goal or Even Possible?
Leadership: Character Traits Needed for Healthcare Transformation Part II
Leadership: Character Traits Needed for Healthcare Transformation: Part I
Lessons from a Tree: Excellence Medicine as a Provider or Patient
Lessons from the African Ship of Hope
mdVIP - Concierge Medicine - and Proctor and Gamble Part III
mdVIP vs Patient-Centered Medical Home Part I: Why They Are Not The Same
Medical Home Part I: Is it the future of healthcare?
Medical Home Part II: What is it?
Medical Home Part III: Requirement Number 1 of 28
Medical Home Part IV: Help and Hope in Healthcare
Medical Home Part IX: Radical Changes in Healthcare Delivery
Medical Home Part V: Healthcare Education and Delivery: Essential Changes Needed in Both
Medical Home Part VI: Evidenced Based Medicine Defines the Standard and the Structure of Care
Medical Home Part VII: Reporting of Quality Measures Performance
Medical Home Part VIII: Why is Medical Home Called Patient-Centered Medical Home?
Medical Home Part X: A Summation of the Beginning of a Journey
Medical Home Series Two: Part I The Movie
Medical Home Series Two: Part II The Caution Lights
Medical Home Series Two: Part III The Baton
Medical Home Series Two: Part IV A Metaphor for Medical Practice
Medical Home Series Two: Part IX Letter of Introduction SETMA’s Patient-Centered Medical Home
Medical Home Series Two: Part IX Telling The Truth and Collaboration
Medical Home Series Two: Part V Continuity of Care
Medical Home Series Two: Part VI Care Transitions
Medical Home Series Two: Part VII Care Coordination
Medical Home Series Two: Part VIII Patient Centered - What Does That Mean?
Medical Home Series Two: Part X - Quality, Coordination and Cost of Care
Medical Home Series Two: Part XI - Continuation of Quality, Coordination and Cost of Care
Medical Home Series Two: Part XIV - Medication Reconciliation: AMA, NQF, ISMP
Medical Home Series Two: Part XV - The SETMA Foundation
Medical Home Series Two: Part XVI - Quality Metrics in the Medical Home
Medical Home Series Two: Part XVII - SETMA’s Model of Care & Patient-Centered Medical Home
Medical Home Series Two: Part XVIII - Introduction to SETMA’s 2009, 2010 and 2011 Series of Articles on Medical Home
Medical Home Summit
Medical Home: Questions About Our Journey
Medicare Preventive Services: Initial Preventive Physical Exam & Annual Wellness Visit
National Committee for Quality Assurance’s (NCQA) Distinction in Patient Experience Reporting
NCQA’s New Distinction in Patient Experience Reporting
Over-diagnosis - THE Problem?
Overcoming Healthcare Provider Fatigue with the Power of Electronics
Paternalism or Partnership: The Dynamic of the Patient-Centered Transformation
Patient and Family Engagement: Part I
Patient Centered Medical Home Poster Child: An Update after Five Years of Treatment in a Medical Home
Patient-Centered Medical Home - Care Coordination and Coordinated Care
Patient-Centered Medical Home and Care Transitions: Part I
Patient-Centered Medical Home and Care Transitions: Part II
Patient-Centered Medical Home Annual Questionnaires
Patient-centered Medical Home SETMA's COGNOS Project
Patient-Centered Medical Home: Award & Chinese Delegation Visit to SETMA
Penetration of PC-MH as of September 30, 2014
Preventable Readmissions: Predictive Modeling, Nurse Practitioners and Changes in Models of Healthcare Delivery
Problem List Reconciliation: The Tools Required to Facilitate the Maintenance of a Current, Valid and Complete Chronic Problem List in an EMR-Part I
Provider Payment Reform: Incentives to Improve Care
Re-Evaluating the Value of Members of the Healthcare Team
Reducing Preventable Readmissions to the Hospital
Reporting of Health Care Provider Performance
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Site Visit Team
SETMA -- HIMSS Stories of Success: Part I -- Improving Population Healthcare and Safety Through Real-time Data access, Auditing and Reporting
SETMA and the National Quality Forum
SETMA Featured in National Publication - "A Portrait of Health"
SETMA HIMSS Stories of Success: Part II -- Improving Population Healthcare and Safety Through Real-time Data access, Auditing and Reporting
SETMA to Participate in the Guidelines Advantage Program
SETMA's 18th Anniversary: August 1, 1995 - August 1, 2013
SETMA's Application for Always Events Recognition Programâ„¢
SETMA: Practices in the Spotlight Medical Home and Diabetes Care
SETMA’s Community Council
SETMA’s Journey to Electronic Patient Management and Patient-Centered Medical Home: began at Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) October, 1997 National Meeting
SETMA’s Meaningful Use Two Dilemma Part I
SETMA’s Meaningful Use Two Dilemma Part II
SETMA’s Patient-Centered Medical Home and the Consumer Council
SETMA’s Response to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Part I - The Primary Care Team: Learning from Effective Ambulatory Practices
SETMA’s Response to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Part II - The Primary Care Team Learning from Effective Ambulatory Practices
SETMA’s Response to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Part IV The Primary Care Team Learning from Effective Ambulatory Practices
SETMA’s Response to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Part V The Primary Care Team Learning from Effective Ambulatory Practices
SETMA’s Response to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Part VI The Primary Care Team Learning from Effective Ambulatory Practices
Southeast Texas Medical Associates, LLP: August 1, 1995 - July 31, 2012
STARs Program and SETMA's Solution
STARs Program and SETMA’s Solution Part II
Teamwork: Big Pharma and Healthcare Providers
Texas State Reportable Infectious Diseases: A Systems Solution to the Problem of Reporting
The Convergence of Public Health: Ethics, Primary Care and Routine HIV Testing in Healthcare
The Conversation Project
The Familiar Physician Contrasted with SETMA’s Experience Part I
The Familiar Physician Contrasted with SETMA’s Experience Part II
The Flaw of Subscription Medicine
The Future of Collaboration Between Physicians and Nurses
The Mission, the vision and the goals of SETMA’s Primary Care Medical Home
The Paradoxical Commandments of Leadership and Healthcare
The Place of Patient-Centered Medical Home in the Future of Healthcare Delivery
Things I Would Like To Tell my Friend
Transitions of Care Management Coding: SETMA’s Preparation and Solutions
Transitions of Care: Handing Off Care to an Activated Patient
What Does Patient-Centered Medical Home Mean to You? - The Examiner
What is SETMA's Medical Home? Part II
What is SETMA's Medical Home? Part III
What is SETMA’s Medical Home? Part I
What is SETMA’s Medical Home? Part IV
- Value-Based Payment Models, Questions for the Industry, Health Leader Media, Answers By James L. Holly, MD April 2, 2015
- Value-Based Payment Models, Questions for the Industry, Health Leader Media, Answers by James L. Holly, MD April 15, 2015
Transforming Your Practice - Leadership and Governance
Transforming Your Practice - Care Coordination
Transforming Your Practice - HIPPA and Security
Transforming Your Practice - Data Analytics
Transforming Your Practice - Care Transitions
Transforming Your Practice - LESS Initiative
Transforming Your Practice - Medical Records
Transforming Your Practice - Clinical Decision Support
Transforming Your Practice - Hospital Care Tools
Transforming Your Practice - Disease Management Tools
Transforming Your Practice - Preventive Health Tools
Transforming Your Practice - Behavioral Health
Transforming Your Practice - Transformation Tools
Transforming Your Practice - “NEW” Transformation Tools
Transforming Your Practice - Patient-Centric Care
- The following are links to some of our “stories:”
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