www.TechnologyTraining.com
Symposium Management by: Technology Training CorporationWashington, DC
March 11-12, 2014
Announcing the March 2014 All New
DoD & VA Integrated EHR Symposium . . .
THE CHALLENGES, NEEDS AND INDUSTRy OPPORTUNITIES
-DoD
and
VA Integrated
Electronic
Health Records
Featuring over 25 Leading Experts from:
MHS/DoD, DVA, AFMS, DHA, ONC/DHHS, CMS/DHHS, DoD/DMDC,
Navy BUMED, IHS, ARNG, NITAAC, DVBIC/DCoE, WRNMMC, GE,
IBM, Siemens, Accenture, Dell, CACI, BAH, MHV, JHSM, eHI, CREO,
OSEHRA, CCHIT, LPCH:
■
Emerging Defense Health Agency IT Needs and Initiatives for
an iEHR
■
DoD (DHA/MHS) iEHR Update, from AHLTA & VistA to the Road
Ahead to Interoperability
■
Best Practices for Information Assurance, Cyber Security and
Patient Privacy
■
Exploiting HIT Technological Innovations in Next-Generation
EHRs & Mobile Technologies
■
Information Assurance, HIPAA & Big Data Challenges for
Patient Privacy
Military Electronic Health Records and an Integrated EHR (iEHR): Where Do We Currently Stand?
Where Are We Going? What Will be Needed to Get There? What Opportunities Are There for Industry?
Within the Military Health System (MHS), Electronic Health Records are now servicing over ten million patients and are being utilized by 137,000 Military Health System staff, in 412 medical clinics, 413 dental clinics and more than 65 military hospitals and with a total budget of fifty billion dollars. However, there continue to be problems in getting the DoD EHR system (ALHTA) to interoperate efficiently with the Department of Veterans Affairs’ EHR system (VistA) and concern has been expressed within both organizations and within Congress about how this system incompatibility problem will be resolved, at what cost, and when.This critically important EHR symposium brings together a two-day General Session of Senior Government, DoD and Industry EHR experts who are defining and developing the critical solutions to these and other issues and who are responsible for modernizing the Military Healthcare IT infrastructure. Crucial issues still remain…
•
What is the future of AHLTA and VistA?•
How is the deployment of the Virtual Lifetime Electronic Record (VLER) progressing?•
How will the introduction of Service-Oriented Open Architecture ease interoperability among DoD and VA EHR systems?•
What every Healthcare Provider MUST KNOW about Meaningful Use Stage 2 and beyond.•
How do you measure the effectiveness of EHRs? How do you ensure security and privacy?•
How are Web-based hosting and Cloud Computing changing the approach to EHRs Patient Security?•
What new capabilities are being developed in EHRs data mining and in mobile EHRs and within COTS solutions?These urgent needs and many other critical questions will be addressed in detail during this outstanding two-day symposium & exhibition which will also include networking sessions and luncheons for both Government & Industry.
The Distinguished Panel of DoD/VA & Industry EHR Experts
Michael Dinneen, MD Director, Office of Strategy Management, Military Health System, DoD Dr. Paul Tibbits, MD DCIO, Architecture, Strategy, and Design, DVA
Dr. John Glaser, Ph.D. Chief Executive Officer, Siemens Healthcare Services, Inc.
Dr. Amy Helwig, MD Acting Chief Medical Officer, DHHS, Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT Dr. Andrew Litt, MD Chief Medical Officer, Dell Healthcare & Life Sciences
Dr. Mark Dente, MD Deputy Chief Medical Information Officer for Community IT Engagement, DVA Ms. Susan Penfield Executive Vice President, Strategic & Health IT, Booz Allen Hamilton
Dr. Mark Segal, Ph.D. Vice President, Government and Industry Affairs, General Electric Healthcare IT Mr. Jim Traficant Managing Director, Accenture Federal Services, President, ASM Research Mr. Pradeep Gidwani VP, Federal Health Solutions, Siemens, Former Dir., TRICARE/DoD Colonel Sidney Hinds, MD, USA National Director, Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center, DCoE Dr. Keith Salzman, MD Chief Medical Officer, CACI
Captain Howard Hays, MD Chief Information Officer, and Acting Director, Indian Health Service Colonel David Parramore, USA Chief Research and Development Officer, Health IT, DHA
Mr. Damon Davis Director of the Health Data Initiative, Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) Mr. Michael Butler Deputy Director, Defense Manpower Data Center, DoD
Mr. Jason McNamara Technical Director for Health IT at Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services CDR Debra Manning, MD, USN Director, Medical Home Port Project Management Office, Navy BUMED Mr. Edward Wilgus Acting Deputy Director and Lead Contracting Officer, National Institutes of
Health IT Acquisition and Assessment Center
Dr. Richard Lieberman, Ph.D. Engagement & Solutions Executive, Watson Solution Division, IBM Dr. Seong Ki Mun, Ph.D. President and CEO of OSEHRA, the Open Source EHR Agent Mr. Auston Davis Chief Information Security Officer, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Dr. James Cox, MD Medical Evaluation, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Ms. Jennifer Bordenick Chief Executive Officer, eHealth Initiative
Colonel Daniel Balog, MD, USAF Medical Corps, Flight Surgeon, Department of Psychiatry Ms. Susan Haidary National Stakeholder Manager, My HealtheVet
Major Dexter Lovett, ARNG Patient Administration Officer, Office of the Chief Surgeon Dr. Kevin Fickenscher, MD President & Founder, CREO Strategic Solutions, LLC
Dr. Karen Bell, MD Chair, Certification Commission for Health Information Technology
Dr. Anna Orlova, Ph.D. Exec. Dir., Public Health Data Standards Consortium, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
The 2014 DoD and VA iEHR Symposium
Washington, DC
•
March 11-12, 2014
PROGRAM AGenDA
I. Achieving an Integrated Electronic Health Record Government & Military Needs,
Initiatives, Challenges and Opportunities
“An iEHR, Government Needs & Opportunities for Enterprise Wide System Efficiencies”
DR. MARk DENTE, MD,
Deputy Chief Medical Information Officer for Community IT Engagement,
Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) (tentative)
“EHRs for Improved Clinical Support and Patient Care - Perspectives from the Office of the
National Coordinator”
DR. AMy HELWIG, MD, MS,
Acting Chief Medical Officer, DHHS, Office of the National Coordinator for
Health IT, Office of the Chief Medical Officer
“Enabling Information Assurance with a Secure Enterprise Infrastructure”
DR. PAUL TIBBITS, MD,
Deputy Chief Information Officer (DCIO), Architecture, Strategy, and Design,
Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) (tentative)
“Integrated Disability Evaluation System at Walter Reed: Evolving EHR Technologies,
Needs and Challenges”
DR. JAMES COx, MD,
Medical Evaluation Board Patient Administration Division, Walter Reed National
Military Medical Center
“Update on Indian Health Service - Needs and Challenges for an iEHR”
CAPTAIN HOWARD HAyS, MD, MSPH, FAAFP,
Chief Information Officer, Acting Director, Indian Health
Service, Office of Information Technology
“Army National Guard EHR Update”
MAJOR DExTER LOVETT, USA,
Patient Administration Officer, Office of the Chief Surgeon, National Guard
Bureau, Army National Guard (ARNG)
“An Update on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ EHR Incentive Program”
MR. JASON McNAMARA,
Technical Director for Health IT at Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services,
Department of Health and Human Services (CMS/DHHS)
“EHRs and Best Practices Driving Acquisition Efficiency at NITAAC”
MR. EDWARD WILGUS,
Acting Deputy Director and Lead Contracting Officer, National Institutes of Health,
Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC)
“Advancements in EHR Technologies for the Treatment of Traumatic Brain Injuries”
COLONEL SIDNEy HINDS, MD, MC, US ARMy,
National Director, Defense and Veterans Brain Injury
Center (DVBIC), Defense Centers of Excellence (DCoE), Military Health Service (MHS) (tentative)
“EHRs – Technological Breakthroughs for Reducing Treatment Costs by
Accountable Care Organizations”
DR. MICHAEL DINNEEN, MD
Director, Office of Strategy Management, Military Health System, DoD
II. Exploiting Healthcare Data Analytics and IT Technical Innovations for Next-Generation
iEHRs and an Open Source iEHR Architecture
“The Health Data Initiative Strategy & Execution Plan: Creating Innovation Across the
Health and Human Services Ecosystem”
MR. DAMON DAVIS,
Director of the Health Data Initiative, Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS)
“Using EHRs as a Platform for Change to Improve Patient Care and Reduce Costs”
DR. ANDREW LITT, MD,
Chief Medical Officer, Dell Healthcare & Life Sciences
•
Critical Steps to Move Beyond Basic EHR Utilization and Realize Long-Term Value
•
Advantages of Adopting a Cloud-based EHR Strategy
•
How to Combine Different Data Elements into a Cohesive Analytics Strategy that Supports Clinical and
Business Objectives
•
Real-world Examples of How Organizations are Using Business and Clinical Intelligence to Provide Better Care
at Lower Costs
“Enterprise Technologies for an Integrated EHR”
MR. JIM TRAFICANT,
Managing Director, Accenture Federal Services, President, ASM Research
“Advanced Technologies for Providing Meaningful Use”
DR. MARk SEGAL, Ph.D.,
Vice President, Government and Industry Affairs, General Electric Healthcare IT
“Open Source & Big Data: The Power of Analytics for Improved Patient Care”
COLONEL DAVID PARRAMORE, USA,
Chief Research and Development Officer, Health IT, DHA
“Value Based Care Using HIT to Improve Quality & Reduce Costs”
MS. JENNIFER BORDENICk,
Chief Executive Officer, eHealth Initiative
“EHRs: Cutting-Edge Advancements for Improving Military & Public Health in the
21st Century”
DR. ANNA ORLOVA, Ph.D.,
Executive Director, Public Health Data Standards Consortium, (PHDSC) Johns
Hopkins School of Medicine
“Cognitive Computing in Healthcare - IBM Watson”
DR. RICHARD LIEBERMAN, Ph.D.,
Engagement & Solutions Executive, Watson Solution Division, IBM
Software Group
“Care Management: The Critical Role on Advanced IT Architecture”
DR. JOHN GLASER, Ph.D.,
Chief Executive Officer, Siemens Healthcare Services
and
MR. PRADEEP GIDWANI, FACHE, CHIE
Vice President, Federal Health Solutions,
Siemens Government Technologies, Inc., Former Director, TRICARE Region North, DoD
SPECIAL PRESENTATION FROM SIEMENS HEALTHCARE SERVICES &
GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGIES
“HIT Infrastructure Necessary to Support Health Reform, Value Based Care & the
ACO Models”
DR. kAREN BELL, MD,
Chair, Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT)
“Managing OSEHRA VistA in Support of iEHR”
DR. SEONG kI MUN, Ph.D.,
President and Chief Executive Officer, Open Source Electronic Health Records
Agent (OSEHRA)
III. Patient-Centered Healthcare and mHealth: Data Analytics & Mobile Health
Technologies to Re-shape Patient Personalized Care
“Psychological Health for the Vet: How EHRs have Changed the Patient Encounter
and Engagement”
COLONEL DANIEL BALOG, MD, USAF,
Medical Corps, Flight Surgeon, Department of Psychiatry
“EHR Technologies for the Patient Centered Medical Homecare”
COMMANDER DEBRA MANNING, MD, FP, USN,
Director, Medical Home Port Project Management
Office, Bureau of Navy Medicine and Surgery (BUMED) (tentative)
“Personalized Care: How Can your Organization Get There with Mobile and Analytics”
MS. SUSAN PENFIELD,
Executive Vice President, Strategic & Health IT, Booz Allen Hamilton
“My HealtheVet –Transforming Veteran Health Through the EHR”
MS. SUSAN HAIDARy,
National Stakeholder Manager, My HealtheVet (MHV), Veterans and Consumers
Health Informatics Office, Veterans Health Administration
“iEHRs for the Government & Services - Creating a Virtual Lifetime EHR for Improved Patient Care”
DR. kEITH SALzMAN, MD,
Chief Medical Officer, CACI
“The Radical Transformation and Disintermediation of Healthcare: Evolving Technology
Applications in Care Delivery”
DR. kEVIN FICkENSCHER, MD,
President & Founder, CREO Strategic Solutions, LLC
Would you like to be an exhibitor at this symposium?
Host a breakfast, lunch or beverage reception during the symposium?
Please contact Ken Hood @ 310-320-8128 to find out how your organization can participate.
“Managing Patient & Enterprise Security Identity Management”
MR. MICHAEL BUTLER
Deputy Director, Defense Manpower Data Center, DoD
and
“7 Common Pitfalls to Protecting EHRs and How to Avoid Them”
MR. AUSTON DAVIS
Chief Information Security Officer, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital
PROTECTING PATIENT IDENTITy: TOOLS & TECHNIqUES FOR ENSURING
EHR CyBER SECURITy AND INFORMATION ASSURANCE
Information/Registration:
(310) 320-8110
Register by FAX:
(310) 320-8101
Register online:
TechnologyTraining.com
Sponsor/Exhibit Inquires:
(310) 320-8128
Mail Registration to:
Technology Training Corp.
Dept.
MEHR-CP.O. Box 119
Torrance, CA 90507
MAIlIng InFORMATIOn
Enclosed is a check payable to “Technology Training Corporation” to cover registration(s) of the following individual(s):
Name: ____________________________________________________________ Position: _____________________________________________________ Management approval by: _______________________________________ Company/Organization: ____________________________________________ Street: ________________________________ Mail Code:_________________ City: ________________________ State:_______ ZIP: _______________ Phone (area code): (________) _________________ Ext: _____________ Fax (area code): (_______) ___________________________________________ E-Mail: ____________________________________________________________
Home Address:
Street: ______________________________________________________________ City: ____________________________ State:_______ ZIP: ________________
_________________
Mail or Fax the credit card information below directly to TTC. Card Number
___________________________________________________________________
Signature Expiration Date Auth. Code
© 2013 TTC Printed in USA N006
REgISTRATIOn METHODS
Registration: 8:15 a.m. March 11, 2014
Program begins at 9:00 a.m.
BB/SF
Washington, DC • March 11-12, 2014
Holiday Inn Rosslyn at Key Bridge
1900 North Fort Myer Drive, Arlington, VA 22209
Tel: (703) 807-2000 or (888) 465-4329
Complimentary Hotel Parking, Venue Close to Metro
(Mention Technology Training (TTC) for a Special Room Rate) We reserve the right to alter the published program if necessitated by circumstances beyond our control. The material presented in this program is based on unclassified technology and unclassified technology application areas. ACCOMMODATIOnS: Attendee accommodations must be arranged directly with the hotel.
DoD AND VA INTEGRATED
ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS
WASHIngTOn, DC
MARCH 11-12, 2014
❑
Active Military
❑
U.S. Govt Civilian
❑
Individual
❑
Co-hosted Member
❑
Teams 3/more
_________________
FEE:
SOCO Advisory 11-02: Accordingly, the reasonable per day attendance fee for purposes of JER 3-211.a(7) is now $675.
Special HardSHip ScHolarSHip program: A number
of seats have been set aside for every seminar and symposium for any motivated attendee who is unable to attend due to severe financial limitations of his/her company or if they are under very tight military limitations. Students will be eligible for a very substantial discount.
payment policy: Payments, both domestic and
inter-national, must be received on or before the first day of the symposium. no attendee will be admitted into the symposium without payment by either check, credit card (VISA, Mastercard, AMEX, Discover and Diners Club accepted)
or U.S. government purchase order.
cancellationS:Substitutions may be made at any time.
A cancellation service charge of $150 will be rendered for all cancellations received fifteen days or more prior to the start of the symposium date. Registrants whose cancellation requests are not received fifteen days prior to the individual symposium, as well as no shows, are liable for the entire registration fee. You must obtain a cancellation number from our registrar.
tuition, symposium documentation, and refreshments, are included in the fee.
Co-Hosted by:
AMIA (the American Medical Informatics Association) is a
professional scientific association that was formed by the merger of three organizations in 1989: the American Association for Medical Systems and Informatics (AAMSI); the American College of Medical Informatics (ACMI); and the Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care (SCAMC).
The American Institute of Engineers (AIE), established in 1990, is a multi-industry association of engineers and scientists dedicated to promoting the interests of technical professionals via publications, educational events, representation before political organizations, and awards programs (including the Academy Hall of Fame for Engineers and Scientists).
AIE
Symposium
MEHR-C Complimentary Complimentary $1290 $1095 $995
Co-hosted Member Teams of 3 or More (each) U.S. Government Active Civilian
Military (Non-Contractor) Individual/Contractor
Special Exhibitor and Sponsorships at Tiered Pricing from $3,000 (Includes General Session), Contact Ken Hood @ (310) 320-8128.
