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The Promise of Healthcare Today: Steps Leading to Achieving Meaningful Use |
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| 7:30 - 8:00 | Registration and Continental Breakfast Tabletop Exhibits |
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| 8:00 - 9:00 | Keynote: Ten Steps for Creating your Roadmap to EHR Meaningful Use This session will explain the maturation model of EHR "meaningful use" criteria from 2011 through 2015 and discuss how to create your organization's roadmap to achieve meaningful use and receive the federal incentives outlined in ARRA. Speaker:Judy Murphy, RN, FACMI, FHIMSSVice President, Information Systems, Aurora | ||
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| 9:00 - 10:25 | Keane Facilitating Interoperability with the Proper Tools and Service Offerings Speakers: Tony Damron, RN, |
IntraNexus, Inc. Great By Design Speakers: Larry Perreault, VP Sales Kay Loebel, RN, Clinical System Specialist Learn how your organization can benefit from a true web-based system - SAPPHIRE Web. SAPPHIRE utilizes the latest secure technology with modules including a fully integrated EHR, CPOE, clinical documentation, patient scheduling, patient access, patient financials, and document management |
ARRA, KLAS Snapshot of Today's Readiness KLAS explores Top 10 hurdles of acute care physician CPOE adoption and analyzes “meaningful use” measurement based on vendor performance and clinical adoption research — including ambulatory CPOE readiness taken from EMR vendor performance ratings. Find out which professional services firms are ready and willing to assist in the CPOE adventure. Uncover new findings about HIE/RHIO successes, discover their relationship to ARRA and examine today's potential product readiness snapshot by extending KLAS research into 2011-2014. Speaker: Karen Ondo, |
| 10:25 - 12:00 | Oracle How Providers Can Elevate Quality, Safety and Care Delivery through Use of HIEs The exchange of electronic health records is a key part of the Nationwide Health Information Network (NHIN) created by the Department of Health and Human Services. The customers profiled in this 90 minute session are users of Oracle's HTB and other solutions that enable providers to capture and maintain medical records at the point of care as well as to exchange comprehensive clinical information or records elevating the patient experience and the provider's service delivery platform. The discussion will focus on patient experience, stakeholder buy-in and quality delivery of care based on Health Information Exchange (HIE) standards and 3 possible models for HIEs, federated, centralized and hybrid in addition to discussing the requirements for delivery of secure, accurate, and reliable information across a secure platform. Speaker: Mark McCourt, Regional Vice President |
Meta Implementing affordable closed loop medication safety as a meaningful use strategy. Implementing a medication safety strategy that includes CPOE, Pharmacy, and Bar code medication administration is a key objective of the meaningful use requirements for electronic health records. In this session, Meta will demonstrate 4 integrated products - MetaCare CPOE, MetaCare Rx, MetaCare CPOE, and MetaCare Intellidocs for Clinical Documentation. This affordable suite of products allows small hospitals to implement high quality patient safety products typically costing much more. Speakers: Martin Haluza, Senior Analyst, MetaCare CPOE Stephany Carrillo, Senior Pharmacist, MetaCare Rx Pharmacy Mana Kathleen Morgan, Senior Product Manager, MetaCare eMAR BCMA Brian Weaver, Pharmacy Analyst, Metacare Intellidocs |
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| 12:00 - 1:00 | Networking and Lunch | ||
General Session: Legal Strategies on the Road to Meaningful Use: Negotiating Strategies to Manage Expectations and Avoid Disputes With the emphasis on meaningful use, healthcare organizations will no doubt be adding systems and replacing systems. Because of this, customers and vendors must establish clear and reasonable expectations when negotiating vendor purchases. Learn effective tips on how to avoid vendor disputes while on the road to achieving meaningful use. Speaker: Steven J. Fox, JD, Partner, Post and Schell, PC |
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| 1:00 - 2:25 | McKesson Paragon: McKesson’s Integrated Hospital Information System for Community Hospitals of All Sizes McKesson’s Paragon® HIS is an affordable community hospital information system (HIS) that provides better patient safety and comprehensive clinicals; HIPAA and regulatory compliance; financial management capabilities; and a fast-track to electronic health records to hospitals ranging from critical access to mid-size community hospitals. As a fully integrated clinical and financial information system, Paragon meets the specific needs of community hospitals by providing low cost of ownership; easy-to-use, comprehensive clinical applications; a familiar Microsoft® technology and architecture; a single vendor for all your revenue cycle needs; and the strength of McKesson as your healthcare partner. Learn more about Paragon and see an overview of the product. Speakers:
Carie McLean, |
Oracle Developing a Web Presence Strategy to Drive Business Returns: Oracle Customer Case Studies (North Americas) The case studies profiled in the presentation will provide information about Oracle Customers who developed Web-site redesigns to meet the needs of internal and external constiuency groups, including key stakeholders. Discussion will center around how they deployed robust and open solutions to integrate their environments driving transactional, retail and educational web services in support of varied clinical and business processes to create new revenue sources, improve knowledge flows, customer service and drive mission-critical communications. A key objective for some was achieving desired enhancements to better suit end users, and fully utilize existing technology. The case studies will emphasize the business objectives and business value enabled with the technologies selected and how these technologies became a part of orgnaizational long-term strategy. Speaker: Mary Kilmer, |
General Session: HIMSS Analytics surveys every non-federal hospital and health system in the US every year by conducting a comprehensive, granular studyof healthcare IT presence and use. Dave Garets will discuss the reality of what's planned and what's been done in healthcare IT, based on interviews with 5,171 hospital and health system CIOs and other IT and business executives. He’ll also discuss where the data says healthcare IT is going in 2009 and beyond. Speaker: |
| 2:30 - 3:55 | Zynx The Importance of evidence-based clinical decision support in your “meaningful use” strategy Achieving meaningful use requires enabling better decisions at the point of care. Clinical evidence integrated into the clinical workflow has been proven 112% more effective for changing clinical practice. This session will provide tools and best practices to integrate evidence-based order sets, rules and alerts into the clinical workflow. Speaker: |
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Another Rural Community Hospital Chooses Healthland EHR Solution- See the Process from Beginning to Board Approval Speaker: Chris Schoenrock, |
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| 4:00 - 5:00 | General Session
Critical Requirements for EMR Adoption: Getting Meaningful Use The rush is on to automate care delivery organizations. Numerous surveys have documented that the vast majority of healthcare organizations, including ambulatory clinics and hospitals, have yet to implement comprehensive electronic medical record systems. HIMSS Analytics data shows that that’s not completely true in the hospital environment, but by any measure, there’s much work to be done. This presentation will describe how to prepare your organization for such an initiative (Hint: It’s not about the technology): Speaker: David E. Garets, President and CEO |
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| 5:00 - 6:00 | Networking Reception Tabletop Exhibits |
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| 6:00 | Tabletop Exhibits Close |
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For 25 years, Judy Murphy has held national prominence as a Health Information Systems executive, leader in the nursing informatics community, and much-sought after speaker for health informatics conferences. She is Vice President – IS Applications at Aurora Health Care in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, an integrated delivery network with 14 hospitals, 120 ambulatory centers, home health agencies, and 28,000 employees. Ms. Murphy oversees all application software supporting clinical and business operations at Aurora’s acute care facilities and is project executive for Aurora’s Electronic Health Record initiative. She has published and lectured nationally and internationally on system implementation methodologies, automated clinical documentation, and the use of technology to support evidence-based practice. Ms. Murphy is on the American Medical Informatics Association Board of Directors and is a Fellow in both the American College of Medical Informatics and the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society.
Karen Ondo has more than 30 years of healthcare technology, systems, business and clinical experience. She has served as Vice President and CIO of a 49-facility IDN, the sixth largest public healthcare system in the United States that spanned the acute, ambulatory and home health continuum with academic affiliations. In addition, as Director of Laboratories at KLAS Enterprises, Ms. Ondo was responsible for vendor management, product design, and development and installation of integrated systems. Currently, she serves as Executive Vice President at KLAS, a market research and intelligence firm specializing in healthcare IT performance monitoring. Ms. Klas was named "one of Healthcare IT's Most Influential People" by Advance for Healthcare Information Executives Magazine. In 1999, she was named South Florida IT executive of the Year by ITEC. She served as the South Florida HIMSS Chapter President from 1998-2002, and on the HIMSS Board of Directors from 2004 – 2007. Currently, she is chairman of the HIMSS Foundation.
Steven J. Fox is a partner with Post & Schell, PC, a national law firm serving clients throughout the United States. He is an acknowledged and well-known national authority on legal issues regarding information technology, e-commerce and healthcare information technology. He is Chair of the firm’s Information Technology Group and Co-Chair of its Data Protection Group. Mr. Fox assists clients with legal issues and strategic counseling involving technology, e-commerce and healthcare information systems. In particular, he is experienced in the development, acquisition, negotiation, transfer and licensing of complex information systems; HIEs; RHIOs; networks and software; outsourcing; EHRs, privacy protection, HIPAA; Internet and technology-use policies; consulting/services agreements; and corporate, contractual, and intellectual property matters. Most recently he has been working with and advising clients on navigating the complexities of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 in order to obtain the EHR incentives and comply with the new HIPAA provisions. Mr. Fox also continues to advise clients on the legal implications of establishing and maintaining RHIOs and HIEs, including the impact of privacy and security issues and Stark and Anti-Kickback regulations on the donation, adoption and sharing of EHRs.
