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    A transition to Epic, coupled with M&A growth, builds an inventory of legacy applications to rationalize. Follow the path of NYP CIO, Dan Barchi, to consolidate data from disparate silos, integrating with Epic, to achieve “one record.” Guidance for those facing similar data challenges will be shared. 

    Learning Objectives:

    • Learn about application rationalization and data archiving best practices to reduce cost, risk, and complexity
      Understand partner, tool, and resource requirements to efficiently manage down a legacy system inventory
      Realize benefits of Epic integration with historical records for improved clinical, HIM and rev cycle workflows

    Speakers:

    Daniel Barchi, CIO, New York-Presbyterian

    Chif Umejei, VP, New York-Presbyterian 

    Shruti Nayar PMP, CSM, Project Manager, New York-Presbyterian 

    Abiose Wilburg, Director of Information Technology, New York-Presbyterian

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    IBTE: Innovations at Baptist Health
    Speakers: Aaron Miri, Chief Digital & Information Officer, Baptist Health
    Date: January 28, 2022

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    Session Description:

    In 2018, David Ting, the founder of Imprivata, started a company called Tausight to help healthcare provider organizations be more prepared, confident and resilient as they address pre-breach risk to data – on and off their networks. As he and Frank Nydam, former VP of Healthcare at VMWare, prepare to debut Tausight and its flagship solution, your input on our message/positioning, audience and value to the market would be extremely helpful. Please join this focus group to learn what David, Frank and their team have been up to and to share your thoughts.
     

    Speaker(s):

    David Ting, Founder and CEO, Tausight

    Frank Nydam, Chief Development Officer, Tausight

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    Multicloud deployment models are becoming commonplace across a variety of industries due to the cost and staff time required for on-premises hardware refreshes, software upgrades and data center management efforts. Healthcare is no exception, and many health systems are exploring a variety of cloud operating models (many of which include hyperscalers) to reduce expenditure, increase application efficiencies, and free up IT resources for value-based initiatives.

    This focus group, led by Dr. Tim Calahan, Field CTO, Virtustream Healthcare Cloud, will discuss a variety of topics related to the use of hyperscalers for mission-critical healthcare applications. Primarily:
    • The confidence in using hyperscalers such as Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, and more for healthcare application hosting
    • Opinions on multi-tenancy, exploring both the positive and negative impact it can have on your healthcare systems
    • What the first steps towards hyperscaler use looks like, such as offloading disaster recovery responsibilities, medical imaging hosting and management, etc.
    • The effectiveness of pairing hyperscaler use with clouds purpose-built for EHR hosting as part of a multicloud deployment model

    Speakers: 

    Dr. Tim Calahan, Field CTO, Virtustream Healthcare Cloud

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    Description:

    IT has a major role to play in at least 4 of the 6 main parts of Population Health Management for a successful outcome in a provider's Value Based Care Effort. This webinar details out the IT enablement of Value Based Care. 

    Learning Objectives:

    • The processes that a Value Based Care effort is comprised of. 

    • The parts of Value Based Care that need provider-IT enablement. 

    • Best practices for IT to follow in order to make a VBC effort in their organization successful. 

    Speaker(s):

    Dr. Siv Raman Chief Products & Analytics Officer 314e Corporation 

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    AdaptX and AWS will bring the voice of customer Seattle Children’s to educate CHIME members on how they leveraged EMR data using PDSA cycles, Statistical Process Controls (SPC) charts, and AI/ML to eliminate opioid usage intraoperatively in over 12,000 surgeries. In this continuous process improvement project, Seattle Children’s utilized their real-world data to visualize performance, compare approaches, and adapt across patients, teams, and protocols.


    Learning Objectives:

    • Educate audience on the current case study from Seattle Children’s on their success of eliminating opioids intraoperatively for outpatient surgeries at their Bellevue Surgery Center.

    • Discuss the use of continuous process improvement to rapidly visualize performance, compare approaches, and adapt - across patients, teams, protocols, workflows, and facilities.

    • Review the use of SPC charts to rapidly distinguish signals for clinical quality improvement.  

    Speaker(s):

    Dan Low MD CMO at AdaptX and Pediatric Anesthesiologist AdaptX and Seattle Children's 

    Ryan Sousa Chief Data Officer Seattle Children's

    Rod Tarrago MD  Principal Business Development Manager - Academic Medicine AWS 

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    Learning Objectives:

    • Inform attendees of the highest risk devices, departments and technologies in their environments

      Identify gaps in traditional IT security that introduce patient risk through IoT and Medical devices

      Discuss options for prioritizing and addressing these risks

    Speakers:

    Chad Holmes, Security Evangelist, Cynerio


    A recent data report released by Cynerio has identified widespread critical risks among devices in healthcare facilities. In this webinar we will discuss a variety of findings including devices with the highest risks, department-level analysis and distribution of risk among manufacturers.





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