New England HIMSS Presents

Innovation: The Key to a Transformed Health System

May 12, 2016

Putnam Club West at Gillette Stadium

Foxboro, MA

Event Sponsor

CONFERENCE AGENDA

TIME

TOPIC

SPEAKER

8:00 – 9:00 am

Registration, Continental Breakfast Breakfast Sponsored by

Exhibit Area Open Participate in Cover-All BINGO Raffle!

9:00 – 9:10 am Welcoming Remarks

Scott Bradley, President, New England HIMSS Chapter

9:10 – 9:30 am

Morning Keynote The Internet of Healthy Things Sponsored by

Joseph Kvedar, MD, Vice President, Partners Center for Connected Health

9:30 - 10:30 am

The Power of Empowering Patients Through Mobile Technology

Moderator: Joseph Kvedar, MD, Vice President, Partners Center for Connected Health Panel: Brian Richard, CIO, Masonicare; Bob Zemke, Director of Healthcare Solutions, Extreme Networks; Matt Fisher, Associate, Mirick, O'Connell, DeMallie & Lougee, LLC

10:30 – 10:45 am Break

Book Signing with Joseph Kvedar, MD Exhibit Area Open – BINGO Raffle

10:45 – 11:45 am

Big Data Interoperability: Connecting Administrative, Clinical, and Patient-Generated Data

Moderator: Craig Schneider, Senior Researcher, Mathematica Policy Research Panel: Marilyn Schlein Kramer, Deputy Executive Director for Services and Strategy, Center for Health Information and Analysis; Laura Adams, President and CEO, Rhode Island Quality Institute; Jeff Loughlin, Executive Director, NHHIO

11:45 am – 1:00 pm

Lunch: Sponsored by

Lunch Keynote From Bathroom to Healthroom Sponsored by

Exhibit Area Open

Lunch Keynote Juhan Sonin, Co-founder and Creative Director, Involution Studio

1:00 – 2:00 pm

New England HIMSS Innovators Pitch-a-thon Sponsored by

Pitch-a-thon Participants:

National Physician Services

PointRight

ReInforced Care

Blue.Point Supply Chain Solutions

BrassValley LLC

Rapidocc

HealthDataViz

2:00 – 2:15 pm Break

Exhibit Area Open – BINGO Raffle

2:15 – 3:15 pm

Innovations in Care Delivery

Moderator: Stacey Eccleston, Implementations Team Leader, Health Care Incentives Improvement Institute Panel: Kofi Jones, VP of Government Affairs, American Well; Marie Maloney, Managing Director, Azoulas Associates; Rob Laramie, CIO Consultant, Boston CIO

3:15 – 3:30 pm Closing Remarks Pitch-a-thon Winner Announcement BINGO Raffle Winners Announcement

Malissa Miot, President-Elect, New England HIMSS Chapter

3:30 – 4:00 pm Gillette Stadium Tour (Ticket must be purchased prior to event)

CONFERENCE SESSION DETAILS

The Power of Empowering Patients Through Mobile Technology

This session will be preceded by a keynote address by Dr. Joseph Kvedar, Vice President of

Partners Center for Connected Health, and then Dr. Kvedar will moderate the discussion. The

panelists represent a long-term care and retirement facility, a network systems company, and a

legal expert in health technology policy. They will discuss how mobile technology can improve

access to care and increase patient engagement, and how these innovative technologies will

challenge providers, payers, data analysts and other health care stakeholders to adapt their

systems and processes.

Big Data Interoperability: Connecting Administrative, Clinical, and Patient-Generated Data

New England has some of the leading health information exchanges in the U.S. As technology

rapidly advances, these exchanges will be challenged with not only transmitting administrative

and clinical data among providers, but data generated by patients through mobile devices as

discussed in our previous panel. The panelists represent HIEs and data organizations in

Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire, and the discussion will be moderated by the

New England HIMSS Board HIE liaison.

Keynote Address: Juhan Sonin, Involution Studio

Remember doctor's visits when you were growing up? The wooden tongue depressor. The well-

worn stethoscope. That weird thing they jammed in your ears. And now, my young children are

getting about that same treatment. But that is going to change.

As design harnesses digital, materials and networking technologies, a very new health

experience is just over the horizon. Proactive, lifestyle design. Tracking real-time health data.

Non-invasive tools. Custom "just for you" treatments based on your actual genome. These are

all real technologies, being used by ordinary people. Together they are leading us to "stage

zero" detection and treatment which has the potential to double or better the lifespan of every

first-world citizen. Not science fiction, the children of the 2020s will only know this reality.

Tongue depressors will be limited to school craft projects and popsicles. And it is all the product

of technology and design.

From Bathroom to Healthroom introduces participants to the macro factors shaping these

realities, along with an in-depth exploration of the various impacts of and opportunities for

design.

Innovators Pitch-a-thon As part of our theme of innovation, we’re having a competition of new, dynamic companies

that will make brief presentations about their products and solutions. The attendees will have

the opportunity to vote on the best presenters, and then these companies will win a prize. This

will be a “mini-Datapalooza” for New England HIMSS members.

Innovations in Care Delivery

Throughout the day we have learned about innovations in mobile devices, data exchange and

analysis, software design, and various initiatives presented by the Pitch-a-thon participants.

We’ll conclude our program by discussing ways that these ideas can be implemented delivering

care to patients. The discussion will be moderated by Stacey Eccleston of HCI3, which has been

an innovator in developing value-based purchasing solutions.

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ABOUT OUR SPEAKERS

Joseph C. Kvedar, M.D.| Vice President, Connected Health at

Partners Healthcare

Joseph C. Kvedar, MD, is creating a new model of healthcare delivery by leveraging personal

connected health technologies and remote monitoring tools to better manage chronic conditions,

maintain health and wellness, and improve adherence, engagement and clinical outcomes. He is

the author of The Internet of Healthy Things, describing how everyday objects will capture and use

real-time biometric data to ultimately change behavior to improve our health. Dr. Kvedar created

Wellocracy, a leading source of impartial, easy-to-understand information to encourage the

sustained use of personal “self-health” technologies. His popular cHealth Blog provides his insights

and vision for connected health.

Matt Fisher| Chair, Mirick O’Connell Health Law Group

Matt is the Chair of Mirick O'Connell’s Health Law Group and a member of the firm’s Business

Group. Matt focuses his practice on health law and all areas of corporate transactions. Matt’s

health law practice includes advising clients on complying with requirements of HIPAA, the Stark

Law, the Anti-Kickback Statute, and other regulations in the context of daily operations, contractual

arrangements, and relationships. He is a member of the HIMSS Cloud Computing Work Group and

the Privacy & Security Policy Task Force. Matt was also a Social Media Ambassador for HIMSS16.

Brian Richard| CIO, Masonicare

Brian Richard is the Chief Information Officer of Masonicare located in Wallingford, Connecticut.

Masonicare is the state’s leading provider of healthcare and retirement living communities for

seniors. Mr. Richard is a champion for cultural change and technology innovations that properly

align and integrate IT as a partner in the business of the organization. He is a forward-thinking and

results oriented executive who excels in work flow redesign, strategic planning, business operations

and technological solutions that drives the organization to greater heights. Applying this technology

to improve patient care, gain operational efficiencies and increase revenues is a challenge for

which he has a passion. Building and motivating a team where every member is inspired by this

mission is where he excels. Mr. Richard has over 24 years of IT Healthcare related experience. Mr.

Richard received his BS in Business Administration from Anna Maria College in Paxton, MA.

Bob Zemke CPHIMS, CISSP | Director, Extreme Networks

Bob Zemke CPHIMS, CISSP is the Director of Healthcare Solutions and is responsible for the

healthcare market strategy at Extreme Networks. Bob has decades of experience working both

within hospitals and as a global health IT consultant in next generation network design,

deployment and management. Bob has been featured in publications such as HealthCare Design

Magazine, Mobile Wireless Magazine, and Healthcare Executive Exchange. He is coauthor of a

book entitled "WiFi Enabled Healthcare". Bob is an active member of the AAMI Wireless Strategy

Task Force, the WiFi Alliance Healthcare Working Group, and Co-Chair of the Intelligent Health

Association’s Network Committee.

Craig Schneider, Ph.D | Senior Health Researcher,

Mathematica Policy Research

Craig Schneider, Ph.D is a Senior Health Researcher at Mathematica Policy Research. Dr.

Schneider has been a leader in promoting accountable care, developing and implementing

payment reform strategies, and engaging stakeholders to improve consumer engagement,

efficiency, and quality throughout his 24-year career. He is currently the Project Director of the

Learning Systems for Accountable Care Organizations and the Next Generation ACO Model

projects for the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation. His previous role was Director of Healthcare Policy at the

Massachusetts Health Data Consortium, where he co-chaired several learning collaboratives, including those related to

payment reform, health IT, and quality reporting. Previously, Dr. Schneider worked at the CMS Boston regional office for 14

years. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of New England HIMSS as the HIE Liaison, and on the Board of the National

Association of Health Data Organizations as Programs Chair. He received a doctorate in Health Policy from the Brandeis

University Heller School.

Laura L. Adams | President & CEO, Rhode Island Quality

Institute

Laura Adams is the President and CEO of the Rhode Island Quality Institute (RIQI), a center of

collaborative innovation that advances health and healthcare transformation. She serves on the

Rhode Island Governor’s Workgroup on Healthcare Innovation and was appointed by the

Massachusetts Attorney General to the Oversight Council for the MA Center for Health Information

and Analysis.

Marilyn Schlein Kramer | Deputy Executive Director,

Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis

Marilyn Schlein Kramer is Deputy Executive Director at the Massachusetts Center for Health

Information and Analysis (“CHIA”). Marilyn oversees use of the Massachusetts All Payer Claims

Database (“MA APCD”) which receives claim-level data on a monthly basis from more than 80

public and private payers and supports the work of multiple state agencies and numerous

researchers. She is Chair of the Board of Directors of the National Association of Health Data

Organizations (NAHDO). Marilyn also is on the Board of Directors of HealthCrowd, a Silicon Valley

digital communications company specializing in patient engagement/retention. Marilyn was

previously President and CEO of DxCG (now VeriskHealth) and Executive Director of the

Partnership for Healthcare Excellence. She received her MBA from the Booth School of Business of the University of Chicago

and her BA in Economics from Harvard University where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.

Jeffrey B. Loughlin | Executive Director, NHHIO

Jeff Loughlin is a Director with the Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative (MAeHC) and currently

serves as the Executive Director of the New Hampshire Health Information Organization (NHHIO),

working with providers and practice leaders to ensure successful adoption and implementation of

the statewide health information exchange (HIE), and meaningful use of Health Information

Technology (HIT). Jeff has worked with the Collaborative for over 10 years, providing a variety of

consulting services to practice, and community based electronic health record (EHR) and HIE

initiatives. Jeff is a US Army veteran with over 28 years of military service and also currently serves

as the Commander, Massachusetts Army National Guard Medical Command as a Medical Service

Corps Colonel. Jeff holds a Masters in Healthcare Administration from Simmons College in Boston.

Juhan Sonin | Co-founder and Creative Director,

Involution Studio

Juhan Sonin is an emeritus of some of the finest software and system engineering

organizations in the world: Apple, the National Center for Supercomputing Applications

(NCSA), MITRE and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He has been a

software designer and creative director for two decades with his work being featured in the

New York Times, Newsweek, BBC International, Wired, New Scientist, and National Public

Radio (NPR). As Involution’s Director, Juhan provides the design vision and leadership for the company. He also teaches Product

Engineering and Design at MIT.

Stacey Eccleston| Implementations Team Leader, Health

Care Incentives Improvement Institute Ms. Eccleston is the implementation team leader for the Health Care Incentives Improvement

Institute (HCI3) where she is responsible for management and oversight of the Institute’s ECR

analytic and bundled payment implementations as well as the Bridges to Excellence programs.

Ms. Eccleston has more than 25 years experience in analyzing health care data and deriving

solutions to improve the efficiency and quality of health care delivery systems. Prior to joining

the HCI3 team, Ms. Eccleston was the Assistant Commissioner for Health Research and Policy at

the Massachusetts Division of Health Care Finance and Policy where she was responsible for

providing strategic leadership to provide high-quality, objective analysis on various issues related to health care in the

Commonwealth. Throughout her career, Ms. Eccleston authored numerous publications in the areas of health care utilization

and price trends, quality of care, and monitoring impacts of health reform and has disseminated research results through

presentations to various stakeholders and through public testimony.

Kofi Jones| VP of Government Affairs, American Well Kofi Jones is the Vice President of Government Affairs and Telehealth Evangelist for American

Well – a national mobile and web based telehealth solution provider based in Boston. Jones

focuses most of her efforts on collaborating with federal, state, and congressional leaders to

ensure the proliferation of modernized and safe telehealth policies. Prior to joining American

Well, Kofi spent 4.5 years working for the Deval Patrick Administration - first as a Public Affairs

Director and spokeswoman for the Governor’s Economic Development Secretary, and then as

the Executive Director of the Commonwealth Marketing Office. She has also spent over 15

years as a communications and media expert, including a decade in television news as a

producer, reporter, and anchor.

Marie Maloney | Managing Director, Azoulas Associates

Ms. Maloney is a seasoned Healthcare Information Technology educator, consultant, and

executive. Her special interest is in the integration of payer and provider processes to optimize

the quality of patient care. She has expertise in collaborating with clinical leadership to develop

and support innovative care management approaches for dual eligible populations and

government programs. Ms. Maloney has driven IT transformation through the alignment of IT

and business strategies leading the implementation and transition to advanced, state of the art

systems that provide analytics important to improving health care quality and lowering costs

among high risk populations. Ms. Maloney has been a Chief Information Officer for several leading health care organizations in

the Northeast including Boston Medical Center’s HealthNet Plan, Senior Whole Health of New York and Massachusetts. She was

President of the New England Chapter of HIMSS 2014-15. Ms. Maloney is currently Principal and Managing Director of Azuolas

Associates, a health informatics consultancy and teaches in the Health Informatics Masters program at Northeastern University.

Rob Laramie | CIO Consultant, Boston CIO

THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS

Breakfast sponsored by Northeastern University

Northeastern created the nation’s first college devoted to

computer science in 1982, and today’s College of Computer

and Information Science remains a national leader in

education and research innovation.

Here, education and research focus on providing the

knowledge and perspective needed in an increasingly complex world. Educational programs combine computing

with an important application domain, such as health or security. Research both advances computing and

contributes to resolving major societal challenges. The college’s programs, faculty, and research are developing

international prominence in three significant areas: cyber security, personal health informatics and network

science.

The Bouvé College of Health Sciences provides a broad range of transitional and developmental services and

programs to assist undergraduate and graduate Bouvé students in their academic studies and enhance their

overall educational experience at Northeastern University from their first year through graduation.

Morning Keynote sponsored by INTERSYSTEMS

InterSystems is a global leader in health information technology, creating

connected health and care communities worldwide. Its customers include

major health systems, hospitals, labs, health information networks, health

plans, and other healthcare leaders, including all of the top hospitals on the U.S.

News & World Report Honor Roll of America’s Best Hospitals. InterSystems has

been a strategic technology provider since 1978. For more information, visit

InterSystems.com.

Lunch sponsored by Logicalis Healthcare Solutions

Logicalis is a healthcare IT solutions company offering consulting,

infrastructure, mobile access, medical imaging, analytics & telehealth

from our skilled service professionals and world class partners. We've

worked with leading health systems to achieve quality patient care,

meet regulatory requirements, and gain efficiency for 15+ yrs. See

www.us.logicalis.com/healthcare-it.

Luncheon Keynote Speaker sponsored by MModal, Inc.

MModal, Inc. is a leading provider of medical transcription and coding

services as well as healthcare technology to hospitals, healthcare

networks and physician practices. The Company offers comprehensive

solutions for clinical documentation that assist with EHR adoption, CDI

strategies, appropriate reimbursement, physician satisfaction, quality

care and documentation, and workflow solutions.

Innovation Showcase Pitch-a-thon sponsored by STORServer, Inc.

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authentication solutions help ensure EPCS, HIPAA, and Meaningful Use

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