Yarrow Resort
Park City, Utah
March 8-9, 2002
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2002 Winter Conference
March 8, 2002 - March 9, 2002
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1:00 pm- 2:45 pm HIPAA: What We’re Doing Out Here in the Trenches”, Mathew Calais, CIO, Legacy Health System, FacilitatorA quick, informal update from each participant. Comment on the results of your gap analysis, security audit and overall plan approach. We will also cover the enterprise organizational responsibility for HIPAA, how IT fits in, factors used in determining “covered entities”, physician workflow impact, training scenarios and resources used to develop them, time spent on training (when to initiate with whom). Also, legal advice and from whom, new policies and the major stumbling blocks in developing and implementing, and the resources used for HIPAA guidance and your assessment of them. 2:45 pm – 3:15 pm Break 3:15 pm – 5:00 pm “The Evolution of ePatient Communication and eConsults”, Kristy Mouser, Aventis/MyDocOnline, Facilitator Hear leading case studies in this exciting new trend toward ePatient communication and eConsults, something that everyone seems to like but no one will pay for. But wait, yes they are! Notwithstanding many reimbursement issues, what is being done now that can improve efficiency and patient satisfaction at the same time? Who is reimbursing for eConsults and why? Share your views, challenges and experiences with the group in an open discussion format after hearing from Aventis/MyDocOnline about both provider and payer programs. 7:00 pm- 9:00 pm Dinner in Park City, TBD Saturday, March 9 8:00 am – 9:30 am “CPOE Update: Latest Research and Leading Practices”, David Classen, MD, First Consulting Group, the Leapfrog Group and the Institute of Medicine, Presenter and Facilitator Dr. Classen will facilitate an open discussion on Computerized Physician Order Entry, as envisioned by the Leapfrog Group and the Institute of Medicine. David will review 2 recent research reports on CPOE process and CPOE vendors that he and others from First Consulting Group conducted for the California Healthcare Foundation. 9:30 am – 10:00 am Break 10:00 pm – 11:30 am “Planning for CPOE Success: Articulating Strategy and Gaining Sponsorship”, Tim Zoph, CIO, and Julie Creamer, VP, Operations and Quality, and Chief Nurse Executive, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Facilitators Following Tim and Julie’s overview we will have an open (and honest!) discussion about progress and issues in our own organizations. We will identify technological, process, cultural and financial barriers and how we plan to overcome them or work with them. We encourage you to bring any plans or documentation that you wish to share. northwestern business sponsorship 030902 11:30 am- 1:00 pm Lunch and networking (and email and voicemail) 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm “Physician Designed Care Processes and Identifying the IT Enablers”, Brian Jon Anderson, MD , SVP Care Improvement, Allina Health System, Facilitator Dr. Anderson will facilitate a discussion about the frameworks/approaches to developing a sound IT strategy to enable clinical and related business processes, and how clinicians might be effectively engaged in the process. He will lay out the approach to strategy development at Allina, their conceptual model for articulating a clinical vision and the required IT enablers, how clinicians are participating, and the current issues and barriers. Each participant will have an opportunity to comment on similarities and differences for your organization. Open discussion will reveal how each organization selected and deployed the IT tools that support care management, and your current challenges, success stories and lessons learned. 2:30 pm – 3:00 pm Break 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm “Enterprise Imaging: Trends and TCO”, Rich Pollack, VP and CIO, MD Anderson Cancer Center, and Jay Backstrom, First Consulting Group, Facilitators Get a new perspective on the direction of this growing industry. From PACS to Enterprise-wide Imaging, and from Radiology to multiple clinical specialties, the challenges are growing too. But so is the value. Rich will share some success stories about Stentor and LanVision implementations and developing a road map for consolidated imaging services. Jay will give examples of user needs and benefits, cite case studies, and total cost of ownership examples. Imaging vendors are all causing a stir with HIS and CIS development or acquisition, and some building “digital hospitals”, timing is good for this update. 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Dinner in Park City, TBD For each topic on the agenda, we encourage you to provide documents that would be useful to the other participants. These could include plans, training scenarios, organizational structures, position descriptions, or any other tool that has been helpful to you. If you email to us, we will print copies for the meeting. Feel free to sanitize as appropriate if you prefer. Our room rate at the Yarrow Resort has been guaranteed for as early as Wednesday evening arrival and as late as a Tuesday morning departure if you wish to enjoy a day or two skiing or touring the area, post-Olympics. Just be sure to mention the Scottsdale Institute meeting when you register. For those arriving on Thursday evening, a dinner will be arranged; we will leave an announcement for you with the registration desk. |
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