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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
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7:30 am -
8:30 am
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8:30 am -
8:45 am
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8:45 am -
9:30 am
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OPENING KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Enabling the health IT ecosystem – Innovation in Action |
| Realizing the full potential of health IT will require disruptive change within the U.S. health care delivery system. Health care providers – from doctors to clinics to hospitals – must embrace technology as they key to improving patient outcomes and reducing costs. While many of the basic building blocks for transformation exist today, widespread adoption is still required to truly move forward. Learn what steps must be taken to manage this disruptive change and make an IT-enabled health care delivery system a reality for the entire ecosystem, including consumers, health care providers and payers. Topics include security, privacy, trust, compliance and interoperability between systems, applications and provider networks.
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Peter Tippett, MD, PhD
Vice President, Connected Healthcare Solutions
Verizon
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9:30 am -
10:30 am
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OPENING KEYNOTE PANEL DISCUSSION – FOCUS ON mHEALTH:
Unplatforms? Wireless? Connected Health? – Technology Across the Continuum and Beyond the 4 Walls
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The role of technology in healthcare continues to grow rapidly as we find new ways to leverage innovation to improve outcomes and value. As EHR technology drives improvement in the traditional care setting, there are other technologies that are equally transformative outside the hospital walls.
- Strategies for improving outcomes and cutting costs by engaging patients in non-traditional care models
- Examine opportunities for extending your radius of care
- Asses trends in patient and physician adoption of mHealth
- Evaluate status of integration into the care system
- Strategies to ensure a return on investment
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| Moderator: |
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Matthew Holt
Co-Chairman,
Health 2.0
Founder and Author,
The Health Care Blog
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Bruce J. Goodman
Senior Vice President, Chief Service and Information Officer
Humana
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Don Lewis
Vice President and Chief Technology Officer
Group Health Cooperative
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10:30 am -
10:15 am
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11:15 am -
12:45 pm
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12:45 pm -
1:45 pm
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1:45 pm -
2:30 pm
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2:30 pm -
2:45 pm
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2:45 pm -
3:45 pm
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Strengthening Payer/Provider Collaboration – Data Intelligence and New Payment Models Driving Measurable Financial and Clinical Results for Payers and Providers
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As the health care landscape changes, and the system transforms from pay for volume to pay for value; there is a growing necessity for effective data integration and information exchange between payers and providers. Evaluate strategies and solutions to increase accessibility and use of data to better manage costs, improve efficiency and optimize clinical and financial outcomes.
- Evaluate strategies and solutions to increase accessibility and use of data to better manage costs, improve efficiency and optimize clinical and financial outcomes
- Survey the innovations powering integration and interoperability
- Options to move interoperability and data integration forward – cloud computing, open source software development, etc.
- Strategies to Develop and implement the infrastructure for transparent data exchange to drive quality outcomes
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Jay Levine
Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota
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3:45 pm -
4:45 pm
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KEYNOTE PANEL DISCUSSION: Next Stages in Health Information Exchange – Addressing Sustainability, Interoperability and Security of Public and Private HIE Initiatives
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As adoption of health IT grows, the role of HIE becomes increasingly important in order to truly impact the quality and cost of care. This session will look at business models for achieving sustainability and expanding functionality.
- Identify business models for achieving sustainability and expanding functionality.
- Evaluate models of consent – ‘opt in’ vs. ‘opt out’ models
- Debate current issues and controversies – Privacy and security, Semantic Interoperability, NHIN Direct, etc.
- Learn critical steps to achieve sustainability – Stakeholder engagement, functionality, technology, infrastructure and critical aspects to creating and maintaining a sustainable HIE
- Evaluate HIE revenue models
- Assess status of standardization and certification to accelerate adoption of HIT
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Kate Berry
Chief Executive Officer
National eHealth Collaborative (NeHC)
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Rebecca Armato
Executive Director,
Physician and Interoperability Services, Huntington Memorial Hospital;
Commissioner,
Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT)
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Karen Bell, MD, MMS
Chair
Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT)
(tentative confirmation)
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Arumani Manisundaram
Director of Connected Health
ACES Program / CareEx HIE
Adventist HealthCare, Inc.
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4:45 pm
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