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Medical Directors and Vice Presidents, Technology, Informatics,
Information Systems, Clinical Quality Or please submit a Request
for Summit Invitation |
| Chairman:
Timothy R. Zoph, Vice President of Information Systems and CIO,
Northwestern Memorial Hospital; Member of Healthcare
Security Coordinating Council for DHHS and Homeland Security
Advisors:
John Glaser, Vice President and CIO, Partners HealthCare
John D. Halamka M.D., Chief Information Officer, Harvard
Medical School; Chief Information Officer, CareGroup
Healthcare System
C. Martin Harris, M.D., MPH, CIO and Chairman of the IT Division,
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Melissa Chapman, CIO, Department of Health & Human
Services
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| Chairman:
Timothy R. Zoph, Vice President of Information Systems and CIO,
Northwestern Memorial Hospital; Member of Healthcare
Security Coordinating Council for DHHS and Homeland Security |
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Summit Chairman:
Timothy R. Zoph
Vice President of Information Systems and CIO
Northwestern Memorial Hospital;
Member of Healthcare Security Coordinating Council for DHHS
and Homeland Security
Case Study from Cleveland Clinic Foundation: eVolution
of the Practice of Medicine
This presentation will focus on the rationale for developing
and implementing a clinical Internet strategy.
- Implementation of the EMR and its impact on the practice
of medicine
- Improving adherence to clinical guidelines through
the use of clinical decision support
- Ensuring patient safety
- Improving utilization and health maintenance for individuals
and populations
- Leveraging the EMR to extend reach
- Remote patient access to medical records
- Render second opinions
- Monitor and manage patients remotely
Moderator:
Robert Williams, M.D.
Principal, Clinical Transformation Practice
Cap Gemini Ernst & Young
Panelist:
C. Martin Harris, M.D., MBA
CIO and Chairman of the IT Division
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
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Networking Break
congressional ballroom
Sponsored by:
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Progressive Provider-Payer Integration - Regional Transactions
Networks Before and After HIPAA
- Development of New England Healthcare EDI Network, a regional
HIPAA compliant administrative transactions network
- Metrics to measure success – How the network substantially
reduced transactions costs per member and reduced medical
error rates
- Next generation strategies for revenue cycle management
- Areas of opportunities including: Integrated master
patient index, subscriber databases and shared computer
based logic for claims data
- Magnitude of the opportunity
- Collaboration strategies and approaches for significant
performance gains
- Reducing administrative costs and improving service through
integration with insurers
Moderator:
Elizabeth Guyton
Vice President
Cap Gemini Ernst & Young
Panelists:
John D. Halamka, M.D.
Chief Information Officer
Harvard Medical School;
Chief Information Officer
CareGroup Healthcare System
John Glaser, Ph.D.
Vice President and CIO
Partners HealthCare
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Rapid Implementation of Enterprise-Wide Clinical Systems
This session will focus upon the project life cycle for defining,
building, testing, training, and implementing enterprise-wide
clinical systems.
- Creating a standardized platform to improve patient care
delivery across 11 hospitals
- Designing a system with the patient at the center
- Execution and implementation challenges and strategies
- Defining metrics to measure success
David F. Bradshaw
Vice President and CIO
Memorial Hermann Healthcare System
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Creating Industry-wide Transformational Change in the
Supply Chain of Healthcare Providers
Premier, an alliance of more than 1,500 US hospitals,
has created a transformational partnership with its members
to improve supply chain efficiency and effectiveness through
contracting services, knowledge exchange, technology advances
and consulting assistance.
- Why supply chain management should be on your leadership
agenda
- Selected challenges facing leaders on their improvement
journey
- The Supply Chain Breakthrough Series - A robust process
to rapidly spread best practices on a national scale
- Using technology to facilitate the adoption of a new paradigm
that will move the industry performance to a new "S-Curve"
Moderator:
Kevin Molloy
Senior Vice President for Corporate Operatives
Continuum Health Partners
Speakers:
Larry D. Grandia
Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer
Premier, Inc.
formerly CIO
Intermountain Health Care, Inc.
Larry Abramson
Senior Vice President
Supply Chain Solutions
Premier, Inc.
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Implementing Systems and EHRs to Improve Health and to
Manage Quality and Patient Safety
Johns Hopkins – The implementation of technology and
electronic health record systems (HER) to improve quality
and safety must be tightly coupled with the creation of a
culture of safety. We will always be "one interface away
from perfection", but a commitment to process improvements
and simplification of the environment will generate benefits
not achievable with technology alone.
- Create the culture
- Measurements matter
- Technology is only a tool, but a necessary one
- Continuous learning is critical
- Best practices in implementing computerized physician
order entry and bar-coding
Department of Veterans Affairs – Optimizing people's
health, quality and safety via "HealthePeople"
- Critical success factors to optimize health within and
across care settings through the collaborative creation
of a US "virtual health system" that includes:
- Adopting national health information standard(s)
- Making available personal health record systems (PHRs)
- Enabling health information exchange (IE) when authorized
and appropriate
- Greatly increasing the affordability, availability and
interoperability of high performance, standards-based electronic
health record systems (EHRs)
- Results from current VistA and the future HealtheVet-VistA
EHR system -- Providing "proof of concept" that
a virtual system is feasible and would positively impact
health, quality and safety
Moderator:
Janet Corrigan, Ph.D.
Director, Board on Health Care Services and Director,
Quality Initiatives
Institute of Medicine
Panelists:
Stephanie L. Reel
Chief Information Officer
Vice Provost for Information Technologies
The Johns Hopkins University;
Vice President for Information Services, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Gary A. Christopherson
Senior Advisor to the Under Secretary for Health
Department of Veterans Affairs
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Networking Break
congressional ballroom |
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Decision Support Programs Required for Improved Outcomes
and Accountability
- Decision support for clinical workflow, patient safety,
clinical guidelines and appropriate utilization
- Decision support for consumers and providing substantive
information to consumers
- Allow physicians to share tiered information with patients
and other providers
Speakers:
John D. Halamka, M.D.
Chief Information Officer
Harvard Medical School;
Chief Information Officer
CareGroup Healthcare System
Michael Minear
Sevior Vice President and CIO
University of Maryland Health System
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