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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
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1:45 pm -
2:35 pm
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- New tools for consumer engagement and health promotion
- Presenting data on the current status of the mobile landscape, including common uses and users profiles
- Opportunities for how mobile devices can be used for health promotion in a person-centric environment
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Robert J. Schwarzberg, MD
President and Chief Executive Officer
Sensei Inc.
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- A case study from Dossia – Recent results to deliver portable and personal health records to employees
- Employers' efforts for employee engagement and health promotion via the PHR
- Future directions for portable PHRs and interoperability with payers and provider
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Colin Evans
President and CEO, Dossia Consortium;
former Director, Digital Health Policy and Standards, Intel
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Grad Conn
Senior Director, Health Solutions Group
Microsoft Corporation
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2:45 pm -
3:40 pm
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| On January 15th, 2009, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Hawaii (HMSA) made history on two fronts. It became the first health plan in the nation to offer on-demand healthcare access to consumers with Online Care. In so doing, it also became the first to provide quality, affordable healthcare services to everyone in its home state, regardless of their location or coverage. In this session, Michael Cheng, SVP at HMSA, and Dr. Roy Schoenberg, CEO of American Well Systems, will discuss the unique partnership that made this possible. Key topics will include the successful planning and implementation of Online Care, feedback from physicians and patients along the way, and future plans to expand Online Care to continue to lower the barriers to healthcare access in Hawaii. |
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