Innovate, Interact, and Improve the use of information technology in health care

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Informatics Institute

May 31–June 4, 2014

The Mirage, Las Vegas, Nevada

I N F O R M A T I C S I N S T I T U T E

Innovate, Interact, and Improve the use of

information technology in health care

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Join your fellow informaticists at the first annual Informatics

Institute. I

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(I-squared) brings together high-level

profession-als, groundbreaking experts, and cutting-edge speakers for

four days of networking, education, special events,

exhibit-ing, CPHIMS Review/Recert, and more.

Educational sessions feature thought leaders who will share

their insights and lessons learned on the most critical topics

today including clinical decision support; meaningful use;

e-prescribing; human factors; and business intelligence.

Who Should Attend?

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Pharmacists

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Pharmacy technicians

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Health information technology professionals

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Systems developers

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Policy-makers

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Consultants

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Vendor representatives

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Other professionals involved in the collection

and dissemination of health information.

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Informatics Institute

An event for informaticists to innovate, interact, and

improve the use of information technology in healthcare.

The first annual I-squared meeting is for interprofessional teams of health-system based

practitioners and administrators who focus on the use of information technology in healthcare.

The purpose of the Institute is to be the premier educational event for informatacists

interested in improving quality and patient care utilizing technology. I-squared

offers 4 days of interactive education and invaluable networking that

will equip and inspire attendees to immediately implement what

is learned into their practice.

Highlights include:

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Earn over 26hrs of CE for pharmacists

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CPHIMS Review Course

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Peer networking with entire patient safety team

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Informatics focused Keynote address

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9 sessions presented by faculty of experts

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Vendor exhibits and networking

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Grand opening reception and lunch buffets

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Connect

LIVE!

—an interactive problem solving event

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Complete access to all sessions and events held congruently at the

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Saturday, May 31

Pre-conference

9:00am-5:00pm

CPHIMS Review Course

(separate fee required)

Sunday, June 1

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Day One

8:00am-12:15pm

Educational Sessions

1:30pm-3:30pm

Informatics Institute Keynote

3:45pm-5:00pm

Informatics Networking session

5:00pm-7:00pm

Grand Opening Reception

Monday, June 2

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Day Two

7:00am–8:00am

Coffee Service

8:00am–9:00am

Opening Session

9:10am–11:10am

11:15am–2:00pm

Exhibit Program and Hosted Lunch

12:00–1:00pm Posters

2:00pm–3:30pm

3:45pm–5:30pm Connect

LIVE!

(Interactive problem solving event)

Tuesday, June 3

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Day Three

7:00am–8:00am

Coffee Service

8:00am–10:00 am

10:15am–11:00 am Inaugural

11:00am–2:00pm

Exhibit Program and Hosted Lunch

12:45pm–1:45pm Posters

2:00pm–4:30pm

Wednesday, June 4

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Day Four

7:00am–8:00am

Coffee Service

8:00am–10:00am

Educational Sessions

10:00am–10:30am Energy Break

10:30am–12:30pm Educational Sessions

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Charlene S. Underwood, MBA, FHIMSS

Senior Director

Siemens Medical Solutions

A nationally recognized expert in the field of healthcare informatics, Ms. Underwood directs Siemens outreach and advocacy activities in emerging market initiatives, specifically those related to government activities in healthcare information technology (HIT).

Daniel Z. Sands, MD, MPH

Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine Harvard Medical School

Dr. Danny Sands is passionate about healthcare transforma-tion, non-visit based care, collaboration in healthcare, and participatory medicine. He was awarded by the HealthLeaders Magazine’s as one of “20 People Who Make Healthcare Better.”

Ken Majkowski, Pharm.D

Vice President

Surescripts, LLC

Ken Majkowski has over 30 years of healthcare experience. He has experience as a clinical pharmacist in E-Health, Managed Care, Transplant Services, Pharmacy Mail Services, Medical Devices and Drug Delivery Systems, Home Infusion Therapy and Hospital and Retail Pharmacy.

Brent Fox, PharmD, PhD

Pharmacy Manager, Oncology Georgia Regents Health System

Brent is currently an Associate Professor of Health Outcomes Research and Policy in Auburn University’s Harrison School of Pharmacy. His teaching, research, and outreach programs are characterized by two broad domains: pharmacy informatics education and the use of health information technology (HIT) in pharmacy practice.

Karl Gumpper, RPh, BCPS

Team Leader for Pharmacy Informatics Boston Children’s Hospital

Karl is currently working on his Masters in Medical Informat-ics from Northwestern University, and has practiced at the University of Maryland Medical Center and Children’s National Medical. Karl was the first Director of the Section of Pharmacy Informatics and Technology for ASHP was responsible for facilitating the active participation and involvement of pharmacists involved in informatics, technology, and automation.

Leslie Reuss Mackowiak, RPh, MS

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Leslie is currently the Portfolio Director for IT Clinical Systems at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. She has responsibility for planning and managing all inpatient and outpatient Electronic Medical Record systems.

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Session Information

With groundbreaking programming, distinguished faculty,

CE for pharmacists, CPHIMS recertification credit, and

countless networking opportunities, the Informatics

Institute is a can’t-miss event. After participating in the

2014 Informatics Institute, participants should be able to:

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Analyze the latest research in biomedical and

health informatics and its potential translation to

improved individual and population outcomes.

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Identify opportunities and challenges posed for

health informatics.

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Network with health information technology

stake-holders to exchange ideas on novel methods for

utilizing clinical data, streamlining coordination of

care, and implementing best practices.

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Contribute to leading informatics change in one’s

professional setting.

Pharmacists can earn over 26 hours of continuing education (CE).

All sessions within Informatics Institute are eligible for CPHIMS recertification credit.

Holly Lilly, PharmD

Pharmacist Informaticist and Consultant Pharmacist, Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare Dr. Lilly is a health-systems pharmacist with over 15 years of clinical experience integrated with sys-tems expertise. Professional background includes 5 years as Pharmacy Systems Coordinator at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Florida and 4 years as a Senior Product Analyst for HCA IT&S Corporate offices in Nashville, Tennessee. Specialty focuses include: oncology pharmacy systems—revenue cycle and clinical research support, CPOE, BCMA—pharmacy automation and ePrescribing.

Samm Anderegg, PharmD, BCPS

Pharmacy Manager, Oncology Georgia Regents Health System

Samm serves as the chair of the Pharmacist Collaborative Value Set Committee and is a member of the Professional Service Documentation and Coding Workgroup of the Pharmacy Collaborative. Both of these groups are part of the Pharmacy HIT Collaborative, a coalition of pharmacy organizations and their members working to assure the pharmacists role of providing patient-care services are integrated into the national HIT interoperable framework.

For a complete listing of all speaker bios, please visit the Informatics Institute website, www.ashp.org/isquared

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SUNDAY, 1:30 PM–3:30 PM

Informatics Institute Keynote:

Health Care Is Not a Spectator Sport—

Participatory Medicine and the

Evolving Role of the Pharmacist

Technology lowers barriers to patient engage-ment, which is essential to achieve the Triple Aim. As health care providers are required to provide value-based care to increasing numbers of patients, healthcare profession-als—including pharmacists—will need to leverage these technologies for communication, collaboration, and care while also encouraging patients to manage themselves and connect with other patients online.

Speaker: Daniel Z. Sands, MD, MPH

SATURDAY, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM CHECK IN: 8:30 AM

REVIEW COURSE

Certified Professional in Healthcare Information & Management Systems (CPHIMS)

Separate registration fee required.

CPHIMS is a professional certification program for healthcare information and management systems professionals.

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continuing professional development For more information and to register, visit www.ashp.org/isquared and click on “Review Courses” under the “Education” tab.

SUNDAY, 8:00 AM–10:00 AM

Advanced Human Factors Engineering in the

Design of Workflow, Systems and Devices

Hear human factors engineering professionals discuss the newest developments applicable to informatics, automation, and devices that can improve the safety and usability behind informatics initiatives in your setting.

Speakers: (TBD)

SUNDAY, 10:15 AM–12:15 PM

Results from the ASHP 2013 National

Survey on Informatics, Technology, and

Automation: Where Do We Stand?

Data from the 2013 ASHP National Survey on Informatics, Technology, and Automation will be released in this session, including an assessment of adoption and usage within the medication-use process from the national perspective.

Speakers: Brent Fox, PharmD, PhD; Karl Gumpper, RPh, BCPS

SUNDAY, 3:45 PM–5:00 PM

Section of Pharmacy Informatics

& Technology Networking Session

MONDAY, 9:10 AM–11:10 AM

A Year in Review and A Look Ahead:

CDS and Medication Management

Literature, Year in Review

(Part 1) and

National Update on Meaningful Use

(Part 2)

This session will look at informatics from a national perspective in two parts: Part I will delve into what both published research and non research based articles have taught us about CDS and medication management, and explore gaps in informatics that need further research.

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Part 2 will be a presentation from HIMSS Board of Directors Chair where the state of Meaningful Use (MU) requirements and insights into Stage 3 as related to medication management will be discussed. Future MU developments and opportu-nities for pharmacy staff to advance efforts will also be explored.

Speakers: Leslie R. Mackowiak, RPh, MS; Charlene Underwood, MBA

MONDAY, 2:00 PM–3:30 PM

Knowledge Management Requirements

in Informatics: Are You on the Road to

Compliance—Or is Your Head in the Sand?

In this session, you’ll hear from two experiences —one a large, academic medical center, the other a small community hospital—on their challenges and successes meeting Meaningful Use require-ments.

Speakers: Leslie Reuss Mackowiak, RPh, MS; Eileen Yoshida, RPh, MBA; Anthony Blash, PharmD

TUESDAY, 8:00 AM–10:00 AM

Clinical Business Intelligence

This session will explore tools, resources, and lessons learned that help organizations understand trends using historical, current or predictive analy-sis, benchmarking, data mining or other strategies.

Speakers: Philip E. Johnson, MS, RPh, FASHP; Holly Lilly, PharmD; Karla Miller, PharmD

TUESDAY, 2:00 PM–4:30 PM

Medication Reconciliation Clinical and

Technical Challenges: No Easy Button

This session will highlight success stories and best practices that can translate to better coordination in your practice setting with regards to interoper-ability in HIT and the increased use of EHRs and electronic MTM forms.

Speakers: Deborah Johnson; Bruce Kusens, BSIE, JD; Holly Lilly, PharmD

WEDNESDAY, 8:00 AM–10:00 AM

Structured Documentation of Clinical

Pharmacy Services: Beginning with

the End in Mind

Hear experts discuss strategies for success on ways to standardize the documentation of clinical pharmacy services using SNOMED-CT coding nomenclature and how medication-use systems should be designed to demonstrate the impact of pharmacy services on patient outcomes.

Speakers: Samm Anderegg, PharmD, BCPS; Randy McMillen, PharmD, BCPS

WEDNESDAY, 10:30 AM–12:30 PM

ePrescribing Update 2014:

What’s Next on the Horizon?

National growth in e-prescribing from 2008 through 2012 increased over 40 percent, with individual states increasing adoption up to 70 percent. What’s next for eprescribing? What are the challenges to come and what obstacles do we face in our goal towards convergent practice models and comprehensive pharmaceutical care? Hear from the experts in this final session of the 2014 Informatics Institute.

Speakers: Ken Majkowski, PharmD; Troy Trygstad, PharmD, PhD; Lee Mork, MBA, MS, RPh

MONDAY, 3:45 PM–5:30 PM

Connect

LIVE!

A revolutionary event

to change the way you connect

Making meaningful connections at live confer-ences is sometimes the most critical aspect of attending a meeting, yet all too often, it fails to happen. That’s about to change. At ConnectLIVE, ASHP will change the way you network at live meetings and revolutionize how we problem solve with our facilitated; participant-centric model. It’s networking on steroids accelerated by peer sharing; and in the end it will help you find the connections and solutions you need to do your job faster, better and safer.

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Viva Las Vegas!

Always a popular destination, we are thrilled to be heading to Las Vegas and

are planning to have record breaking meetings! This year we are excited to offer

attendees a single venue for all meeting sessions, events, and accommodations.

All meeting activities will be held exclusively at The Mirage,

and not

only does this new venue offer more to our attendees, but as the “entertainment

capital of the world”, Vegas offers something for everyone and we are sure after

sessions conclude there will be lots of thrilling activities. ASHP is very excited to

return to Las Vegas as the host of our new model for boutique meetings and

plan to exceed all expectations and set the new standard for learning!

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Three meetings—only one registration!

New this year—attendees who choose the Informatics Institute as

their primary meeting will still have

complete and total access

to

all of the sessions and events happening at one of the concurrent

boutique conferences: the Medication Safety Collaborative and

Pharmacy Practice and Policy (P3). It’s the best of both worlds—

specific and focused education and networking in your specialization

with the ability to sample other areas of interest.

Participants will enjoy the education and sense of community found

in their boutique conference, while simultaneously taking advantage

of all the opportunities that are available at any of the meetings.

Customize your experience—stay in your boutique conference or

attend any individual sessions offered by one of the other meetings!

(CE for non-pharmacists is only available for sessions held at the

Medication Safety Collaborative)

To learn more about the other conferences, visit the Summer Meetings

website

www.ashp.org/sm14.

Easy Lodging

Hotel Reservations

ASHP has secured rooms at discounted rates for

attendees exclusively at The Mirage in Las Vegas.

Book your room today through Orchid Event Solutions,

ASHP’s only official housing company, and in addition

to enjoying the convenience of staying and meeting

under one roof, you will receive exclusive benefits

such as in-room internet access, unlimited local and

toll free telephone calls, property wide internet for all

attendees staying at an MGM Resorts International

Property in public areas, No Resort Fees (a $28 per

day value), and more! Room rates available until May

7 (6:00 pm Mountain Standard Time (MST) or until the

room block is sold out, whichever occurs first).

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Bring a Patient Safety Team

Colleague

If you are a full registrant—you are eligible to bring one other

patient safety team member to the meeting at a deeply discounted

rate. This meeting is designed for interprofessional education and

collaboration; and is a great way to ensure your entire team stays

current on the latest safety practices and advances. Registrations

must be received by ASHP on or before May 16, 2014.

To participate, please call Customer Service at 866-279-0681.

Bring Your Administrator

If you are a full registrant, you can bring your health-system

admin-istrator at no additional charge. This is a wonderful opportunity for

your administrator to see the latest technologies at the Exhibit

Pro-gram and learn about the role of the patient safety team in ensuring

safe and effective medication use. Administrators who want to earn

CE credit must register under the applicable registration fee.

To participate, call Customer Service, 866-279-0681.

Special Offers

ASHP Non-

Full Registration Fees Member Member*

Register on or before April 25 $545 $875

April 26 – May 16 $600 $875

After May 16 (onsite) $685 $1180

Resident/Technician/Retiree $345 $400

Student $215 $265

Physician/Nurse (flat rate) $595

* NOTE: Non-members are eligible to receive a 6-month trial membership.

The earlier you register, the more you save.

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The Informatics Institute

Collaborators

A special thanks to the following collaborating organizations of the first annual Informatics Institute.

For more information, visit our “Collaborators” page on the website, www.ashp.org/isquared