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Keynote Speakers:
Conference Co-Chairs:
Naomi Fried, PhD
Chief Innovation Officer
Boston Children's HospitalBrian D. Athey, PhD
Professor & Chair, Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics (DCM&B)
Professor, Psychiatry and Internal Medicine
University of Michigan Medical School
Associate Director
Michigan Institute for Clinical Health Research (MICHR)Naomi Fried, PhD
Chief Innovation Officer
Boston Children's HospitalWaco Hoover
CEO
Institute for Health Technology Transformation
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Afternoon Breakout Sessions8:00am Registration Opens
8:50am
Waco Hoover
CEO
Institute for Health Technology Transformation
9:00 - 10:10am
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Panel "Meaningful Use: It Takes a Team to Get There"
Achievement of meaningful use is a major, organization-wide transformational initiative, and associated challenges must be effectively managed as a team initiative or organizations may face serious challenges related to stakeholder buy-in, compliance and workflow disruption. Meaningful Use requires a health care culture centered on teamwork, grounded in mission and purpose. Teams must shape the deployment of each component of the EHR, incorporating physician, nursing and IS work groups can help to ease the transition and increase adoption of EHR technology.
Learning Objectives:
- ∙ Learn strategies for integrating key stakeholders in the adoption process
- ∙ Understand how new technology can impact workflow
- ∙ Learn best practices for anticipating and overcoming challenges for Meaningful Use Stage 2
Moderator: Frank Irving, Editor, PhysBizTech
Neal Ganguly, MBA, FCHIME, FHIMSS, VP & CIO, CentraState Healthcare System
John Santangelo, Director, Information Technology, Cleveland Clinic
John Showalter, MD, MSIS, CMIO, University of Mississippi Medical Center
William Hudson, CISA, Senior Healthcare Strategist, VMWare
10:15 - 10:40am Introductions to Living Groups and Group Activity
Spend 25 minutes meeting with your conference ‘Living Group’. Attendees will be grouped together so that starting on Day 1 you will have an opportunity to meet new contacts and maximize your conference experience.
In addition to meeting your Living Group, you will also take part in an interactive activity to determine the top challenges facing the HIT industry. The top challenges for each group will be announced at the end of the session!
10:40 - 11:25am
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Morning Networking Break on Exhibit Floor
Take this opportunity to mingle with your peers in an intimate setting to build relationships and establish future partnerships. Refreshments & snacks will be served on the exhibit floor so make sure to stop by the vendor booths to learn which solutions can provide better care and service in 2013 and beyond.
11:25 - 12:10pm Opening Keynote
Naomi Fried, PhD
Chief Innovation Officer
Boston Children’s Hospital
12:10 - 1:30pm
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Break for Lunch
Take this opportunity to mingle with your peers in an intimate setting to build relationships and establish future partnerships. Lunch will be served on the exhibit floor so make sure to stop by the vendor booths to learn which solutions can provide better care and service in 2013 and beyond.
Track 1
1:30-2:25pm
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Panel "Securing ePHI: Protecting Patient Privacy Throughout the Continuum of Care"
The current security risks for ePHI are well known and HIPAA updates continue to maintain security in both policy and in action. That said, the risks today are not the risks we faced just five years ago or those we will face five years from now. As new technologies evolve and access to ePHI becomes more prevalent, it is critical to have a security plan in place that will change proactively as new technologies are implemented and new stakeholders are incorporated into the health care landscape.
Learning Objectives:
∙ Best practices and strategy for securing ePHI
∙ Assessing risk across your organization
∙ Understand breach prevention & protocol
∙ Accountability & HIPAA educationModerator: Jenny Laurello, Senior Community Manager, Health IT Exchange
John Christly, CISSP, MBA, Chief Information Security Officer, Office of Innovation and Information Technology at Nova Southeastern University
David Reis, PhD, CGEIT, CISSP, CRISC, ScrumMaster, VP of Governance, PMO and Security, Lahey Health
Deborah Kobza, CGEIT, Executive Director/CEO, National Health ISAC
Will Prestero, Sr. Sales Engineer, Trend Micro
Track 2
1:30-2:25pm
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Panel "Improving Patient Engagement through Mobile Technology"
Mobile technologies offer providers the opportunity to enhance quality of care and engage patients in their own wellness like never before. Numerous studies have demonstrated a correlation between engaged patients and improved outcomes. Additionally, mobile solutions have the potential to improve team collaboration, responsiveness and accuracy. Mobility can provide event-driven, real-time notification and patient care alerts delivered directly to the patient or clinician, fostering a closer relationship between patient and provider.
Learning Objectives:
∙ What's been working, why, and where are we headed?
∙ Mobile solutions to engage patients
∙ Challenges associated with an increasingly mobile care environment
Moderator: Brian Eastwood, Senior Editor, CIO.com
Sara Rushinek, PhD, Professor of Computer Information Systems, University of Miami
Christopher Young, VP, Special Project Implementation, Ascension Health
Bruce Brandes, EVP & Chief Strategy Officer, AirStrip
Jay Savaiano, Director of Healthcare Business Development, CommVault
2:35-3:20pm
Case Study
Neal Ganguly, MBA, FCHIME, FHIMSS
VP & CIO
CentraState Healthcare SystemiHT² case studies and presentations illustrate challenges, successes and various factors in the outcomes of numerous types of health IT implementations. They are interactive and dynamic sessions providing opportunity for dialogue, debate and exchanging ideas and best practices. This session will be presented by a thought leader in the provider, payer or government space.
3:20 - 4:10pm Afternoon Networking Break
Take this opportunity to mingle with your peers in an intimate setting to build relationships and establish future partnerships. Refreshments & snacks will be served on the exhibit floor so make sure to stop by the vendor booths to learn which solutions can provide better care and service in 2013 and beyond.
Track 1
4:10-5:10pm
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Panel "Moving the U.S. Health System Forward with HIE"
Electronic medical information is one of the most important care support tools available in health care today. EHR functionality is greatly enhanced when providers can exchange patient data in a meaningful way. However, with patient data siloed across large, diverse geographic areas, and with privacy and security concerns, nation-wide health information exchange is a very complicated task. Exchanging ePHI between provider-provider and patient-provider is paramount in realizing the full potential of health IT.
This session will address:
- ∙ Developing critical physician and patient participation
- ∙ Eliminating redundancy
- ∙ Impacting public health
- ∙ Integrating patient facing technology in HIE
Moderator: Jenny Laurello, Senior Community Manager, Health IT Exchange
Jeanette Schreiber, JD, MSW, AVP, Medical Affairs & Chief Legal Officer, UCF College of Medicine
Steve Sarros, VP & Chief Information Officer, Baptist Health Care
Scott Afzal, Program Director, CRISP, Principal, Audacious Inquiry -
Rodney Cain, Vice President of Product Strategy, Health Information Exchange, Optum
Track 2
4:10-5:10pm
Panel "Utilizing EHRs for Patient Engagement and Improved Outcomes"
As EHR implementation and adoption becomes more commonplace across the health care environment, providers are beginning to focus more on maximizing the value from their investment. Stakeholder engagement is a critical success factor for the effective use of EHRs and other health IT and patients are one of the last, and most important, groups to get involved in this process. While EHRs continue to evolve and technologies like patient portals become more common, providers have the opportunity to drive improvements in quality by encouraging patients to become an active participant in their own care.
Learning Objectives:
∙ Defining patient engagement for your organization
∙ What EHR data can keep patients engaged
∙ Measuring the impact of patient engagement
Moderator: Frank Irving, Editor, PhysBizTech
Amy Metula, Director of Quality Management, FIU Healthcare Network
Tyler N. Carruth, MMIS, State Health Information Technology Coordinator, Louisiana Department of Health & Hospitals
Eloy Villasuso III, MD, Otolaryngologist, Cleveland Clinic Florida
5:10 - 6:10pm
Opening Cocktail Reception
Don't miss this interactive and fun reception amongst your colleagues and peers toasting an incredible day of thought leadership and collaboration. - ∙ Learn strategies for integrating key stakeholders in the adoption process
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8:00am Registration Opens
8:50am Opening Remarks
Naomi Fried, PhD
Chief Innovation Officer
Boston Children’s Hospital9:00 - 10:10am
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Panel "21st Century Health Care: How Connected Health Will Transform the U.S. Health Care System"
Connected health tools extend health care beyond traditional care settings, bringing care to into the home and our everyday lives. Increasing availability of technology in the home, rising health care costs and the increase of patients with chronic diseases are some of the factors driving increased interest and growth in connected health. By leveraging information technology - smartphones, laptops, networked devices and remote health monitoring tools – connected health is helping providers and patients maintain health and wellness, manage disease, while improving adherence, engagement and clinical outcomes.
Learning Objectives:
- ∙ How connected health can better leverage available health care resources
- ∙ Insights into the changing relationship between the provider and patient
- ∙ How connected health can act as a building block for accountable care
Moderator: Brian Eastwood, Senior Editor, CIO.com
Josue Rodas, MBA, MT(ASCP), Executive Director, University of Central Florida College of Medicine-Regional Extension Center
Joel Vengco, VP & CIO, Baystate Health - Deborah Cancilla, CIO, Grady Health System
John McDaniel, National Practice Leader - US Healthcare Provider Market, NetApp
Larry Sitka, Lead Software Engineer, Acuo Technologies
10:15 - 11:00am Case Study: "Minimally Invasive Information Security Strategies to Enable Innovation and Quality Care"
Kim Sassaman, BSIA, CISSP
Chief Information Security Officer
Presbyterian Healthcare Services
iHT² case studies and presentations illustrate challenges, successes and various factors in the outcomes of numerous types of health IT implementations. They are interactive and dynamic sessions providing opportunity for dialogue, debate and exchanging ideas and best practices. This session will be presented by a thought leader in the provider, payer or government space.
11:00 - 11:40am Morning Networking Break
Take this opportunity to mingle with your peers in an intimate setting to build relationships and establish future partnerships. Refreshments & snacks will be served on the exhibit floor so make sure to stop by the vendor booths to learn which solutions can provide better care and service in 2013 and beyond.
11:45 - 12:30pm Keynote Presentation “Pharmacogenomics and Clinical Decision Support: How Genomic Medicine Will Change the Game in Health IT”
Brian D. Athey, PhD
Professor & Chair, Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics (DCM&B)
Professor, Psychiatry and Internal Medicine
University of Michigan Medical School
Associate Director
Michigan Institute for Clinical Health Research (MICHR)
12:30 - 1:15pm
Power Luncheon & Work Session
Lunch on the final day will be both delicious and informative. We’ll start off with 45 minutes for lunch service and some time to get settled. For the last hour we’ll host a high-level, interactive work session that will satiate your thirst for knowledge once you’ve taken care of your other appetite!
1:15 - 2:30pm
Panel "Anatomy of a Health System - Broward Health"
Broward Health has been the Fort Lauderdale community healthcare neighbor since Broward General Hospital opened its doors in 1938. For more than 70 years, they have provided quality healthcare to the people they serve. That remains the cornerstone of their commitment and our mission as they evolve and grow. Broward Health has 1,529 beds throughout their 30 healthcare facilities and has more than 8,000 employees and physicians.
During this unique session attendees will hear Broward Health executives tell their story which spans over a course of 4 years, and highlights how technology has changed the delivery of care at Broward Health. The story is not about the technology, but rather about the transformation in care delivery as a result of the disruptive changes forced/enabled by IT.
Broward Health leadership will discuss how departments have worked together through the pains and gains of initiatives such as: CPOE, HIE, patient portals, BYOD, EMR, mobile health, data security and desktop virtualization.
Learning Objectives:
∙ Learn how the organization is leveraging HIE, mHealth and Analytics to improve care
∙Understand the relationship between executives in the clinical, IT, and administrative suite
∙Hear what executive leadership would have done differently and critical success factors
Moderator: Doris Peek, Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer, Broward Health
Ronaldo Montmann, Director, Technical Services, Broward Health
Jean-Jacques Rajter, MD, CMIO & Practicing Physician, Broward Health
Mary Hummel, Healthcare Information Security Admin., Broward Health
Rhonda Lewis, IT, Systems Analyst, Broward Health
Alice Taylor, CEO, Broward Health Imperial Point
Mark Sprada, CNO, Broward Health Medical Center/Chris Evert Children's Hospital
Jill Finkelstein MBA, RHIA, Regional Manager, Health Information Management, Broward Health Coral Springs
2:30pm Closing Remarks
