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HimSSGreater Kansas City Chapter
Annual State of Healthcare ITGreater Kansas City HIMSS
#GKCHIMSS
Chapter Sponsors:
Event Sponsor:
HIMSS Mission
Mission
Mission – Greater Kansas City HIMSS - Local
To foster professional growth, relationships, knowledge and
collaboration among healthcare professionals in the
Greater Kansas City area
2018 – 2019 Board of Directors
Dave Lingerfelt – President-Elect Linda Gerber – Past –President Sean Roberts – Treasurer/Past-President Ashley Prahler – Membership Christine Rorie – Programming Lauren Pulino - Communications Lori Brooks – Student Liaison Linda Oduor – Secretary Andrea Hall - Advocacy Roy Foster – Member-at-Large Adam Meloan – Member-at-Large Matt Smith - President
2018 – 2019 Committees
Programming – Christine Rorie Beth Gall Jaime Murphy-Zufelt Christina Hiatt Chris Lanaman Ashley Prahler Linda Gerber Dave Lingerfelt Matt Smith
Communications – Lauren Pulino Adam Meloan Beth Gall
Upcoming GKC HIMSS Elections
The Greater Kansas City HIMSS Chapter is looking for individuals that want to help guide our chapter to provide value to our members and make a difference in the local health information technology field, through the board and our committees.
Soon we will be accepting nominations for the following positions:• President-Elect• Communications• Programming• Member-at-Large
2018 - 2019 CIO Advisory Board
Name HospitalFranklin Peters HCA MidwestMitzi Cardenas Truman Medical HospitalMichael Williams Lawrence MemorialBrennan Lehman MosaicDebe Gash Saint Luke's Health SystemsKristen Guillaume North Kansas City HospitalBrian Thomas OlathePaul Klehn Liberty HospitalChris Hansen The University of Kansas Health SystemMike Allen Advent HealthDavid Chou Children's Mercy Hospital
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GKC HIMSS Chapter Membership Trends
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GKC HIMSS Membership – Local
• For HIMSS Membership Options Visit: • www.himss.org/membership
• HIMSS +1• Extend individual membership to a colleague• Buy one regular individual membership ($199) and give the gift of one
membership to a colleague — totally free for one year, no strings attached — with the HIMSS+1 program.
GKC HIMSS Membership – Local
• Current Organizational Affiliates – unlimited free HIMSS GKC memberships• The University of Kansas Health System – 270 employee members• St. Luke’s Health System – 100 employee members• Children’s Mercy Hospital – 81 employee members• HCA Midwest – 37 employee members• North Kansas City Hospital – 45 employee members• Avent Health – 9 employee members• Johnson County Community College • University of Missouri – Department of Health Management
Thank you to our Event Sponsor - ZixCorp
www.zixcorp.com@ZixCorp
Thank you to our Ambassador Sponsor
uniteprivatenetworks.com@UPNFiber
Thank you to our Executive Sponsor(s)
nutanix.com@nutanix
Thank you to our Past Sponsors
• Free Wi-Fi
• Continuing Education Credits (CE) – 3 hours of CPHIMS and CAHIMS Credits
• Restrooms• Presentations will be available online at GKC HIMSS
website in the next week (if permitted by presenter)
Housekeeping
Local GKC Events – Save the Date(s)
HIMSS 19 Social Event (Sponsored by FENEX) February 12, 2019 – 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.Softek Booth #3341
Transforming Your Health System to HIMSS Level 7 April 22, 2019Cerner’s Innovation Event Center
Annual Networking FundraiserMay 7, 2019Boulevard Brewing Company
HIMSS19 – Before You Go…..
• Know what’s included in your registration.HIMSS19 Full Conference Registration includes*:
• Access to Keynote Sessions• Opening Reception• All Education Sessions Tuesday–Friday unless otherwise noted (e.g., Specialty Programs)• Views from the Top Sessions• Exhibition Floor Tuesday–Thursday• HIMSS19 Career Fair (separate registration required)• Orientations (First-Timers, About HIMSS, For Students Only)• On-site tote bag, pocket guide and resource guide• Access to all recorded General Education Sessions
• Establish your objectives. What do you want to accomplish at HIMSS19? With 300+ education sessions spanning 24 topics
• Plan your continuing education credits
• Take advantage of social media. Use Facebook and Twitter to network with other HIMSS19 attendees
HIMSS19 – While you’re there….
HIMSS is a large event, with more than 45,000 attendees, 400 educational sessions, and 1,300 exhibitors. Many vendor booths are larger than the typical Boston-area apartment (and have more electrical outlets to boot).The experience can be overwhelming, so here are some general tips from someone who has attended HIMSS several times.
• Pick up your badge before you get to HIMSS19. Badge pickup will be available at the Orlando International Airport (MCO), at several Orlando hotels and at the Orange County Convention Center, West Building.
• Attend an in-person orientation session. Still have questions? Visit one of our Question & Answer Desks on-site, or stop by HIMSS Spot.
• Go mobile.
• Explore the maps.
• Wear your conference badge on-site.
• Use the shuttles.
HIMSS19 – While you’re there….
• Wear comfortable shoes. You’re going to cover several miles each day. No one will judge you if you wear a suit and sneakers. Save the dress shoes for your evening events.
• Go in with a to-do list. Identify the people and organizations you want to talk to. Start to reach out before the event to schedule meetings. If you can’t do that, make an effort to find them onsite. (Social media helps here, hint hint.)
• Space out your meetings. Back-to-back-to-back-to-back meetings are hard enough when you’re not walking a quarter-mile in between. Give yourself time to get around.
• Schedule some downtime. Don’t feel obligated to cram every minute of your day (and night) with meetings, educational sessions, or activities. This will exhaust even the most extroverted of extroverts. Take some time to wander, explore, or just relax.
HIMSS19 – While you’re there….
• Bring a water bottle and fill it every chance you get. As much as it pains me to admit, one cannot live on coffee alone.
• When you see healthy snacks, pounce. Otherwise you will spend the day grazing on candy and pastry – which, as much as it pains me to admit once again, is not as fun as it sounds.
• Don’t forget to follow up. Because HIMSS is a whirlwind, no one can remember everyone they met, formally or otherwise. Once you’ve adequately recovered, send some thank yous to everyone you spoke to – and keep the conversation going for the rest of the year.
See you in Orlando!
Today’s Agenda
7:30 – 8:00 Continental Breakfast/Registration8:00 – 8:15 Welcome and Announcements 8:30 – 10:00 Local Updates
Herb Kuhn – President & CEO, Missouri Hospital Association Tom Bell – President & CEO, Kansas Hospital Association
10:00 – 10:20 Break10:20 – 11:30 Smart City Initiatives
Bob Bennett – Chief Innovation Officer, Kansas City, Missouri
11:30 – 12:00 Closing Remarks, Q&A, and Networking
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