Sunday, April 17, 2016

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2016 Telehealth Summit

Connect. Collaborate. Communicate.

Agenda Outline

April 17-19, 2016

Kona Kai Resort and Spa

San Diego, CA

Sunday, April 17, 2016

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Registration Open

1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

California Telehealth Resource Center Pre-Summit Session

California Telehealth Resource Center is offering free 15-minute

one-on-one sessions to Summit attendees wishing to ask questions about

telemedicine,

implementation,

needs

assessment,

equipment,

operations, billing and more.

Sessions are by appointment only

. Contact

[email protected]

for more information or to schedule an

appointment.

6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Welcome Reception (pool deck)

Summit. The reception is an excellent opportunity to network with

attendees and to meet and mingle with staff, board members, sponsors

and stakeholders. Light refreshments will be served.

Monday, April 18, 2016

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Registration and Exhibits open

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Scholarship Recipient Breakfast

attend.

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Continental breakfast available in exhibit hall

Sponsored by American Telepsychiatrists and

Network Services Solutions

9:00 am – 9:15 am

Welcome – Eric Brown, President and Chief Executive Officer,

California Telehealth Network

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10:00 am – 10:45 am

Behavioral Healthcare Provider Panel Discussion

- An Innovative

Solution for Dealing with Behavioral Crisis in Rural America

10:45 am – 11:00 am

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors

Arizona

This session will provide an overview of a national learning network providing practices in 14 states, including California, with access to expertise using Project ECHO teleconferences, eConsults, and PainNET, an interactive online learning community. 5-8 million Americans use opioids for “pain management,” 40-70% receive inappropriate treatment. Project ECHO case-based learning is a demonstrated, effective intervention for improving primary care providers’ clinical knowledge and ability to treat complex pain patients.

2.

Intermountain Healthcare: The Integrated Telehealth

Approach



Brian Wayling

, Assistant Vice President of Telehealth

Services, Intermountain Healthcare



Tara Larkin

, Director of Telehealth Operations,

Intermountain Healthcare

Intermountain Healthcare has taken a strategic, integrated approach, including using a common technology platform and a centralized clinical, operational, and technical team, to provide a seamless provider and patient experience, track quality metrics, and drive best practices. Brian and Tara will discuss results and lessons learned from the first two years of Intermountain’s TeleHealth strategy, from both a clinical and operational perspective, and the implementation of Intermountain’s “Big4” programs in critical care, stroke, crisis care, and newborn critical care.

3.

Tech Talk



Sajid Ahmed

, Chief Innovation and Information Officer, MLK

Community Hospital



Adam Culich

, Vice President of Technical Services, California

Telehealth Network



Jake Dorst

, Chief Information Officer, Tahoe Forest Health

System



Dan Kurywchak

, Chief Technology Officer, California

Telehealth Network



Jim Sorg, Ph.D.

, Director of Information Technology, Tarzana

Treatment Centers

This session is designed to be an open roundtable discussion for IT professionals interested in sharing best practices and lessons learned about telehealth equipment, services and broadband applications.

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4.

CTRC - Implementation Roadmap



Kathy Chorba, Executive Director, California Telehealth

Resource Center

This session will walk through telehealth implementation and guidelines.

5.

Realizing the Promise of Telehealth for Children with Special

Health Care Needs



Jenny Kattlove, Senior Director of Programs, Children’s

Partnership

Telehealth has proven to be an effective tool in making specialized care more accessible for children with special health care needs (CSHCN), but in California providers and families are not using this service to its full potential. This presentation will explore the benefits of and barriers to using telehealth and provides policy recommendations to integrate telehealth into California’s health care delivery system for CSHCN.

12:00 pm – 12:45 pm

Networking Luncheon

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

General Session –

Remote Patient Monitoring Panel

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

General Session –

Creating Tele-Emergency and Tele-Nursery

Networks



Becca Litman

, Pediatric Telehealth and Outreach Manager,

UC Davis Health System



Jamie Kissee, MA

, Pediatric Tele-Emergency Project

Manager, UC Davis Health System



James Marcin, MD, MPH

, Professor and Division Chief,

Pediatric Critical Care, UC Davis Health System



Candace Sadorra

, Telehealth Clinic Manager,

UC Davis

Health System

The UC Davis Pediatric Tele-Emergency Network currently connects to

more than 25 hospital emergency departments, providing significant

benefits to pediatric patients receiving care in rural and under-served

hospitals. The Tele-Nursery Network connects to 10 labor and delivery

and newborn nurseries so that a neonatologist can be virtually present at

the bedside of any infant in need of neonatal expertise. In this workshop,

our experienced leaders will explain the importance of strategic outreach

objectives when developing a sustainable telemedicine program and the

importance of focusing on meeting community needs. We will explore

strategies on how to develop a telemedicine program and discuss how to

adapt lessons learned to participants’ own communities and populations.

3:00 pm – 3:15 pm

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors

3:15 pm – 4:15 pm

International Telehealth Panel

This engaging session will summarize the use of telehealth applications

from an International perspective and discuss how telehealth is being

used to help fight disease outbreaks as well as meet ongoing healthcare

needs in rural and remote regions from California to Sub-Saharan Africa.

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5:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Excellence in Telehealth Awards Reception Luau

the tropical way! You are cordially invited to a luau beach reception to

celebrate our telehealth champions. Themed attire is encouraged.

Tuesday, April 19, 2016

8:00 am – 9:00 am

Continental breakfast available in exhibit hall

Sponsored by California HealthCare Foundation and

Time Warner Cable Business Class

8:30 am – 9:45 am

Panel Discussion –

Telehealth: The National Perspective

This panel will discuss telehealth views and perspectives from around the

Nation.

9:45 am – 10:30 am

General Session –

Health Equity GPS: Mapping a Path to Reach

Equal Health Opportunity for Everyone



Carmela Castellano-Garcia, Esq.

, President and Chief

Executive Officer, California Primary Care Association



Rodney Hood, M.D.

, Cofounder, Multicultural Primary Care

Medical Group, Former President, National Medical

Association



B. Darcel Lee

, President and Chief Executive Officer,

California Black Health Network



Jahmal Miller

, MHA, Deputy Director, California

Department of Public Health, Office of Health Equity

This panel will explore the necessity of achieving health equity, and the

steps it will take to get there. Topics of discussion will include care,

coverage, the environment, and the role we can all play in achieving

equity.

10:30 am – 10:45 am

Refreshment Break with Exhibitors

10:45 am – 11:45 am

Breakout Sessions (5 concurrent sessions)

1.

Telemedicine Compliance: How to Maximize ROI and Patient

Care While Minimizing Legal Risks



Tara Kepler, JD, MPA

, Principal, Kepler Health Law



Mei Wa Kwong, JD

, Senior Policy Associate & Project

Director, Center for Connected Health Policy

This presentation will discuss the recent uptick in medical board, FDA, FTC, Medicare and DEA investigations of telemedicine businesses. It will address credentialing/licensing, prescribing and best practices for avoiding government investigations while also highlighting the reimbursement and funding models that have proven most successful for maximizing ROI and the patient experience.

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2.

Telemedicine in Indian Country – The Future is up to You!



Karen Davis, M.D.

, Clinical Consultant, Riverside San

Bernardino County Indian Health, Inc.



Thomas Kim, M.

D.

, California Rural Indian Health Board,

Medical Director



Steven Viramontes, PHN

, Clinical Applications,

Telemedicine & eHealth Coordinator, California Area Indian

Health Service

Telemedicine services in the California Area Indian Health Service have been available since 2001 and yet only a handful of clinics take advantage of the special care such as, endocrinology, nutrition, and psychiatry. You are invited to attend and learn about the support that is out there for Indian Health Clinics and find out if telemedicine specialty care is a good fit for your clinic practice.

3.

Recovery Support Technologies: Pioneering New Models of

Substance Abuse Recovery Services



Nancy Roget

,

Principal Investigator, Project Director

National Frontier & Rural Addiction Technology Transfer

Center (NFAR ATTC), University of Nevada, Reno



Kurt Snyder, MMGT, LSW, LAC

, Executive Director,

Heartview Foundation, Bismarck, ND



Erin Winstanley, PhD

, Assistant Professor, Health

Outcomes, James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy, University

of Cincinnati; Director of Health Services, Mercy Health

This presentation will identify some of the barriers to accessing recovery support services, discuss why mobile technology and the internet play a role in reducing the barriers, review the research on the benefits of using technology for recovery support, and showcase several types of technology that can be used to help deliver recovery support services, improve disease management, and compliment behavioral health treatment services.

4.

Tele-ICU from Coast to Coast: Leveraging Tele-ICU for your

Healthcare System and Beyond



Jason Close, R.R.T.

, Program Manager, Dignity Health

Telemedicine Network



Peter A. Pappas, M.D., F.A.C.S.

, Lead Physician, Health First

Trauma Telemedicine



Denise Pimintel, RN, MN, MS, CCRN

, RN Coordinator,

Dignity Health Telemedicine Network



Luann Tirelli, RN

, Program Manager, Health First

Telemedicine Health First Inc.

Our system of healthcare delivery is in the midst of rapid and revolutionary change. From coast to coast, Telemedicine and Tele-ICU care are at the vanguard of those changes. This workshop will bring together leaders in ICU and Tele-Health innovation to share their successes, challenges and lessons learned in creating, expanding and diversifying Tele-ICU care.

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5.

Transitioning Into the Medical Home – Key Components



Dew-Anne Langcaon

, CEO, iHealthHome, LLC



Christopher Rosato

, Telehealth and Business Analyst,

Fonemed



Anna M. Seroka, RN

, Senior Vice President, Client Solutions,

Fonemed

This workshop will explore how telehealth technology and other virtual care services are playing an increasingly critical role for healthcare organizations such as ACOs, Hospitals and Home Health Agencies and discuss the unique opportunities and challenges that telehealth poses by evaluating the various constraints and incentives of each stakeholder group to introduce telehealth technologies and virtual care services into their practice. Expect to gain insights into how telehealth contributes to improvements in care coordination, strengthens communications amongst providers, reduces hospital readmissions, bolsters patient engagement and leads to heathier outcomes for patients.

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Closing Session and Luncheon

Twitter contest drawing

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Closing session drawing

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