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    Join Joe Diver, CIO Holyoke Medical Center and Dr. Kate Jenkins-Brown, MEDITECH Product Manager for Population Health Solutions for an exploration of the Value-Based Care landscape and the challenges and opportunities for healthcare systems.

    Speakers: 
    Joe Diver, CIO at Holyoke Medical Center Kate Jenkins-Brown, Product Manager for Population Health Solutions at MEDITECH 

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    Description:

    Patients and healthcare providers expect more from their healthcare experiences, driving numerous organizations to explore groundbreaking approaches to develop innovative care delivery models.  Integrating artificial intelligence into business analytics, genomics, imaging, and patient care delivery is reshaping digital transformation efforts.  In this session, learn from your peers how Kyndryl and AWS are partnering with healthcare organizations to leverage secure, responsible artificial intelligence technologies to improve provider and patient experiences. 

    Learning Objectives:
    • Concerns of using AI & ML in the acute care setting and how to address them
    • Learn how to get started on an AI & ML project
    • Lessons learned in using AI & ML in the acute care setting
    Speaker(s):

    Steve Fu, PhD, Principal Solutions Architect, AWS

    Beverly Bell, RN, BS, MHA, CPHIMS, FHIMSS, CPC Sr Partner for Healthcare and Life Sciences, Kyndryl

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    Market discussions on ChatGPT and the potential of generative AI have proliferated this year. Yet separating fact from fiction and translating hype into action is not easy. 

    Health systems now face an overwhelming decision about how to shape their AI strategies and make progress against challenges—like workforce shortages and burnout, financial pressures, and patient acquisition retention and experience, quality of care and growth. Over half of provider organizations have begun planning and early implementation of AI strategies, but less than 10% have a system-wide, coordinated program in place to optimize the immense upside that AI presents.

    AI capabilities are predicted to be 1 million times more powerful than ChatGPT within 10 years. While many have not yet adopted AI at scale, recent breakthroughs make the opportunity cost too high to ignore—and the linkage with health system’s current business intelligence and analytics programs is more important than ever. 

    It requires establishing the building blocks of a coordinated and coherent AI and data and analytics strategy and harnessing existing intelligence and these emerging innovations in a deliberate and strategic way.

    Hear from peers in a panel discussion about their approach with AI and analytics to create actionable outputs that could be used to address some of the biggest challenges facing health systems—such as workforce shortages and burnout, margin compression, and patient acquisition, retention, and experience, quality of care and growth.  Discuss how they’re evolving Data and Analytics programs and teams for the decision engineering capabilities and roles that will be required.

    Speaker: Carl Dolezal, Principal, The Chartis Group

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    Join us and discover the future of healthcare leadership as we delve into the cutting-edge strategies reshaping the landscape of hospital management.
     
    In this session, we will explore how Command Centers are revolutionizing healthcare by seamlessly integrating data, analytics, real-time monitoring and insights. Learn how these next level hubs enhance consumer care, optimize resource allocation, and personalize care experiences for everyone.
     
    We will uncover the potential of your hospital Command Center to transform operational efficiency, patient outcomes, and leadership confidence, as you stay ahead of the digital transformation curve. Lead your hospital to new heights of excellence and unlock the potential of actionable Information. Reserve your spot today!

    Speakers: Damon Auer, Chief Executive & Managing Director at Dedalus
    Femi Ladega, Global Chief Digital Officer at Dedalus

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    Session Description:
    Healthcare inequity remains a pressing societal issue, with disparities in access and quality care disproportionately affecting patients. These disparities are driven by social determinants of health (SDoH) such as insurance coverage, financial limitations, geographical location, and more. To bridge the gap, automation, such as Robotic Process Automation (RPA) paired with Artificial Intelligence (AI), offers an efficient, comprehensive approach to addressing specific patient centered healthcare inequities by automating complex workflow processes, improving decision-making, and personalizing patient care. 


    Offering real-world examples, participants will learn how automation and AI can be used to: 
    • Streamline multiple, complex workflow processes 
    • Improve decision-making individualized for the patient needs at the point of care 
    • Advance healthcare provider and patient communication 
    • Optimize and personalize patient care and improve healthcare equity 


    Don't miss this opportunity to engage with industry experts as we explore how data, technology, and automation are converging to dismantle barriers and usher in a new era of equitable, accessible, and high-quality healthcare.


    Speakers:
    Jeanette Ball,  RN, CTG Solution Architect, Health Solutions 

    Jeanette Ball, Solution Architect for Population Health and Value-Based Care at CTG, brings an extensive clinical, population health, and healthcare administrative background to CTG. As a senior consultant, and Registered Nurse, Ms. Ball has more than 30 years of experience in the healthcare industry, including a 10-year history of outpatient medical center executive administration, and more than 16 years as a senior consultant in clinical application design, population health strategies, and overall health system preparation for responding to health care reform and value-based care. Ms. Ball demonstrates knowledge and experience supporting the integration of IT solutions with medical care delivery, specializing in Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) recognition, population health, workflow analysis, process redesign, FQHC and CAH specialty, provider clinician adoption, and quality redesign. During her tenure at CTG, Ms. Ball has assisted dozens of ambulatory practices with PCMH recognition, and practice workflow efficiencies for improving health outcomes. She has been an NCQA PCMH Certified Content Expert, for over 10 years, receiving her recognition in May 2013, as one of the first 100 PCMH certified content experts in the nation.

    Rick Cruz, Director of CTG’s Application and Information Solutions (AIS) and Testing Solutions in North America

    Rick has executive responsibility for the ongoing development of CTG’s AIS and Testing offerings and teams to deliver innovative, global services that help clients strategically address their business challenges. Rick is an accomplished IT leader and TOGAF Certified Enterprise Architect with 30+ years of IT experience, specializing in enterprise digital transformation strategy and execution, platform/solution architecture, information management, app development, quality assurance, and data/systems integration.


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    If you’re a regional, critical access, or community hospital, the cybersecurity challenges are unique. You must show up strong with modern, enterprise-level cybersecurity strategies and shoulder the entire financial responsibility for that program. 

    So, how do CISOs, CIOs, and security leaders in regional and critical access hospitals deploy strategies to fortify the safety and privacy of patient data with limited resources and budget constraints? 

    Join Clearwater VP of Consulting Services, Dave Bailey, and CHIME member, Tom Osteen, CIO of Enloe Medical Center, for a deep dive into these issues and other challenges regional and critical access hospitals face every day, like:

    • The unique role and impact local hospitals have on their communities and how this shapes their approach to cybersecurity 
    • Perspectives on balancing risk with the budget
    • Strategies for engaging the board and executives in the cybersecurity strategy and generating strong support for the program 
    • How to use comparative data to prioritize strategies and mature the cybersecurity program
    • Collaborating across communities, associations, and other security executives to stay ahead of emerging threats 

    Speaker: Tom Osteen, CIO and Chief Information Security Officer at Enloe Medical Center
    Dave Bailey, VP Consulting Services at Clearwater


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    Dr. Scott Levin speaks about his experience developing machine learning algorithms to improve operational performance and support clinician decision making in the Emergency Department at Johns Hopkins. In this webinar he will cover;
    • The characteristics of decision-making in the Emergency Department that provide a unique opportunity for AI
    • Methods for implementation and adoption
    • Addressing bias in both AI and current clinical practice


    Speaker: Scott Levin, PhD - Senior Director, Research & Innovation at Beckman Coulter & Professor, Dept. of Emergency Medicine at Johns Hopkins


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    Explore the future of healthcare in our webinar, 'Creating and Leveraging a Unified Health Data Platform.'
    This session will uncover the transformative potential of unified health data platforms, offering insights into establishing robust ETL/ELT and Data Management processes for diverse healthcare data types. Learn about the use of standards like FHIR and the Lakehouse architecture for scalable data warehousing.

    Discover Master Data Management, Data Ops for streamlined pipelines, and comprehensive coverage of healthcare business use cases, from Business Intelligence to Clinical Quality Measures and AI/Machine Learning applications. Join us and unlock the power of healthcare data for digital transformation, meeting the evolving needs of your organization. 

    Speaker: Dr. Siv Raman, MD, MS, Chief Product & Analytics Officer at 314e Corporation

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    Description:

    Recent research conducted by symplr revealed clinical and IT leaders are not always on the same page. Teaming up could turbocharge technology transformation, support care delivery, and cut costs. We invite you to join a webinar with Ali Morin, VP of Clinical Informatics at symplr and Michele Strickland, Director of Informatics & CNIO at Asante.

    Learning objective 1:
    Recognize the impact of the gap between IT and nursing

    Learning objective 2:
    Identify areas to narrow this gap within your organization

    Learning objective 3:
    Evaluate communication workflows and identify opportunities to improve


    Speaker(s):

    Ali Morin, MSN, RN-BC, symplr

    Michele Strickland MBA, BSN, RN Director of Informatics & Chief Nursing Information Officer Asante



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    This webinar explores the pitfalls of utilizing multiple communication platforms in healthcare and how it can lead to inefficiencies and risks. Attendees will discover the essential characteristics of an effective communication platform and practical strategies for consolidation to enhance workflow efficiency and reduce operational costs.


    Learning Objective #1: Identify issues linked to using multiple healthcare communication platforms.
    Learning Objective #2: Define key differences in software, hardware, and integration capabilities when selecting a communication platform.
    Learning Objective #3: Explore strategies to consolidate communication tools and maximize technology investments in healthcare.


    Speakers: 

    Dr. Annabaker Garber, RN, PhD, Chief Clinical Officer at Mobile Heartbeat

    Tim Shatas, Solution Manager at Mobile Heartbeat