This highly interactive games-based session will convene government and private sector thought leaders to:

• Separate buzz from fact by accessing how both health care market leaders and their members and patients are changing the way they ‘play’
• Discuss how payer and health system management can pivot to take advantage of the new profit paradigm by using simple, top-down, ‘tiny’ data structure to:
• Gain visibility to make better bets
• Improve accountability to better manage vendors
• Move quickly and avoid IT implementation clusters
• Change business value in a “perverse” market

• Discuss internal and external vulnerabilities to build an effective strategy
• Consider a multi-front approach, not just from an IT perspective but for the overall business
• Examine the complexities introduced by increasing use of data exchanges and social mediums
• Determine an effective response strategy in the event of a data breach
• What are the implications on organizational reputation?

• Are data analytics the key component to value based care?
• What analytics infrastructure is necessary to have in place?
• Increase knowledge of your population with more targeted and in depth analytic capabilities
• Strategies to create a cost effective and efficient loop of collecting data, feeding it to payers for analysis and back to the point of care
• Provide real world examples of utilizing data analytics to solve clinical and financial problems

• Analyze how patients, providers and payers utilizing social media platforms
• Strategies to connect with and engage consumers online
• Discuss privacy risks and policies to consider in your organization’s social media strategy
• Hear real-life stories from physicians’ social media journey of online patient engagement
• Can social media impact your organization’s bottom line?

• Capitalize on the power of a health social network
• Creates a collective IQ
• Enables tools and apps to transform health behavior
• Connects the doctor with the patient in cost-effective and impactful ways
• Leverage technology to put accountability into healthcare