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Monday March 6, 2006
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7:00 am
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8:00 am
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8:15 am
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| 9:15 am |
Seminar Leader's Welcome and Opening Remarks |
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Colleen Murphy
Asparity Decision Resources
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| 9:30 am |
Maximizing and Integrating Data to Drive Consumer Behavior: A Case Study from EMC |
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Delia Vetter
Director of Benefits
EMC Corporation
 View Biography
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| 10:15 am |
A Case Study from Caterpillar - Controlling Costs Through Drug Transparency and Creating Provider Partnerships |
| This session will outline Caterpillar’s strategic plan to control costs across
the organization, present outcomes data from drug transparency initiatives,
and discuss plans for future provider partnerships. |
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Clay Elward
Benefits Product Manager
Caterpillar
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| 11:00 am |
Refreshment Break |
| 11:30 am |
A Case Study from IBM -
Leveraging Consumerism to Drive
Health Outcomes |
This session will outline a strategy leveraging consumerism to improve
health outcomes and reduce costs
- Learn to structure benefits design to align consumer behavior
- Discuss the role of tools to improve consumer engagement
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Jane Barlow MD
Wellbeing Director
IBM
View Biography
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| 12:15 pm |
Close of Seminar |
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| 9:15 am |
Seminar Leader's Welcome and Opening Remarks |
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Merrill Matthews Ph.D.
Director
The Council for Affordable Health Insurance
View Biography
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| 9:30 am |
A Case Study from Group Health Cooperative -
Information is Power: Correcting Information
Asymmetry and Empowering Patients through a
Shared Medical Record |
| Learn how Group Health is creating a new standard of transparency for patients
through its MyGroupHealth portal and its electronic medical record to create a
shared medical record. Group Health has over 100,000 members, which
represents thirty-two percent of enrollees in Western Washington who are
interacting with their clinical teams through MyGroupHealth. We will discuss how
this intensity of usage of the web by patients indicates new possibilities for how
care delivery is conceived and carried out, when combined with the capabilities of
a powerful electronic medical record. |
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James Hereford
Executive Vice President, Strategic Services & Quality
Group Health Cooperative
View Biography
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A Case Study from Palo Alto Medical
Foundation - Transforming Patient-Physician
Relationships through Information Transparency |
| Up until now, patients have been denied convenient access to their health data. Creating
information transparency through patient portals is an engaging way to provide patients
with the data, knowledge and tools they need to adopt healthy behaviors. |
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Paul Tang MD
Chief Medical Information Officer
Palo Alto Medical Foundation
Chair-Elect, AMIA
Chair, Committee on Data Standards for Patient Safety
Institute of Medicine
View Biography
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| 11:00 am |
Refreshment Break |
| 11:30 am |
A Case Study from Mayo Clinic -
Using Patient Computer Dialogue to Improve
Access and Quality, Lower Costs, and Build
Provider Satisfaction |
| The use of a computerized system in medical care can result in huge expenses
and waste of clinician time to do administrative work. This presentation will show
the use of having patients enter information into computer systems or patient
portals to improve access, quality of care, and decrease their medical costs. |
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John Bachman MD
Sanders Professor of Primary Care
Mayo Foundation
View Biography
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| 12:15 pm |
Close of Seminar |
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| 9:15 am |
Seminar Leader's Welcome and Opening Remarks |
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David Matheson
Senior Vice President
Boston Consulting Group
View Biography
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| 9:30 am |
A Case Study from Partners HealthCare -
How High Performance Networks Can
Change Provider Behavior |
| This session will profile results from Partners’ five signature efforts to improve
quality, efficiency and patient safety. Explore best practices and lessons learned
from efforts spanning from building a technology infrastructure to pharmaceutical
cost containment efforts, and present applicable solutions to the challenges of
engaging providers in system wide change. |
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George Thibault MD
VP, Medical Affairs
Partners
View Biography
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| 10:15 am |
A Case Study from Sentara Healthcare -
Results from a 10 Year Journey to Increase
Quality and Aligning Incentives |
| Through its quest to become a leader in quality, Sentara has developed a system
of aligning incentives that spans all channels of healthcare delivery. This session
will outline their current initiatives in using high performance networks to move
toward greater quality and lowered cost. |
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David Bernd
CEO
Sentara Healthcare
View Biography
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| 11:00 am |
Refreshment Break |
| 11:30 am |
Question/Answer Discussion |
| 12:15 pm |
Close of Seminar |
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12:15 pm -
1:15 pm
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1:15 pm
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1:30 pm
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- Successful models for publishing meaningful cost and
quality information
- Creating effective decision support tools
- Consumer incentive models to promote behavior change
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2:15 pm
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One of the biggest challenges in responding to consumer directed
health products is the lack of information availability and effective
incentives for patients and physicians. Although plans are tasked
with their role as information gatekeepers, they often lack the
infrastructure to move their organizations forward to create
patient/physician partnerships. This session will:
- Profile the 'reality'of consumer level information and present strategies
to create effective partnerships with patients and physicians
- Present real world examples to improve information sharing and drive
consumer behavior
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Howard Beckman M.D.
Medical Director
Rochester Individual Practice Association (RIPA)
View Biography
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Kathleen Curtin
Senior Vice President for Client Services
MedVantage, Inc;
former Vice President for Practitioner Performance
Excellus Health Plan
View Biography
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3:00 pm
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3:30 pm
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- Using tiered networks to build peer and consumer transparency
- Structuring spending accounts designs to incorporate incentives
- Designing Pay-for-Performance models on provider
behavior change
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4:15 pm
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5:15 pm
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