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    Health systems are having to become more consumer focused to deliver a true patient experience,
    both in-person and digitally. The team from Forward Advantage, a leader in sharing information |
    amongst hospitals and physicians, is now extending that expertise to patient engagement and is
    interested in your feedback around our strategy to develop and offer services around patient facing
    mobile apps to support your digital brand and patient engagement initiatives.

    During this focus group, we hope to gain feedback and insights from you including:
    - Your experiences with mobile apps & API’s- challenges or successes
    - Specific strategies & techniques for deployment and support of patient facing mobile apps
    - How your organization is addressing the balance between patient engagement and physician burnout
    - How you view branding as a part of your overall consumerism/patient engagement approach
    - Prioritization of features & functionality that align with your strategy    		  
    		 
       

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    Health systems are having to become more consumer focused to deliver a true patient experience,
    both in-person and digitally. The team from Forward Advantage, a leader in sharing information |
    amongst hospitals and physicians, is now extending that expertise to patient engagement and is
    interested in your feedback around our strategy to develop and offer services around patient facing
    mobile apps to support your digital brand and patient engagement initiatives.

    During this focus group, we hope to gain feedback and insights from you including:
    - Your experiences with mobile apps & API’s- challenges or successes
    - Specific strategies & techniques for deployment and support of patient facing mobile apps
    - How your organization is addressing the balance between patient engagement and physician burnout
    - How you view branding as a part of your overall consumerism/patient engagement approach
    - Prioritization of features & functionality that align with your strategy    		  
    		 
       

    • NIST Privacy Framework

    • Start: 12/18/2018 11:00am
    • End: 12:00pm
    • Event Type: CHIME
    • Session Speaker(s):

      Kevin Stine, Chief of the Applied Cybersecurity Division of NIST ​Ellen Nadeau, Privacy Engineering Program at NIST

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    NIST is requesting input on the NIST Privacy Framework: An Enterprise Risk Management Tool via a Request for Information (RFI) until 12/31. In this webinar, you’ll learn from NIST leadership on this effort more about the RFI process, and about privacy framework activities to date—with time for Q&A. NIST representatives on the call will include Kevin Stine (Chief, Applied Cybersecurity Division) and Ellen Nadeau (Deputy Manager, Privacy Framework).

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    The “Internet of Medical Things” (IoMT) is critical to fulfilling our shared goal of delivering efficient, high
    quality care to patients, wherever they may be. Yet, is our industry prepared to mitigate the privacy and physical
    security risks associated with connected medical devices and IoMT devices inside and outside of clinical settings?
    As IoMT grows, CIOs are often being asked to protect new endpoints and point of care devices, many of which
    critical to care delivery.

    Learning Objectives:

    •Understand what CIOs and IT leaders are doing to address the growing vulnerabilities of network-connected medical devices
    •Understand how IT, biomedical engineering, and clinical leaders are collaborating on these new challenges
    •Discuss what strategies and technologies organizations are currently finding success with

    		  
    		 
       

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    The Healthcare Digital space is complex - Analytics, AI, Interoperability, Cloud, Vendor Neutral Archives, etc.
    We seek to more effectively articulate what healthcare business challenges we help resolve with "Healthcare
    Digital Enterprise solutions." Ideally, this outcome will help us address healthcare IT leaders’ needs with improved
    clarity, precision and speed. We have several themes/messaging ideas we would like to compare with the focus
    group - to help guide us in this direction. Enterprises and patients will benefit from more effective, efficient strategic
    problem solving and decision-making.

    Learning Objectives:

    - Achieve better understanding and clarity of what you are doing today to transform healthcare and well-being around
    the world through information and technology.
    - Compare several themes and messaging ideas for their effectiveness. Which are able to better speed the understanding
    and subsequent problem solving basis for Healthcare Digital Enterprise solutions?
    - Consider the conundrum – better to describe the ingredients of Healthcare Digital Enterprise solutions (Analytics, Cloud,
    AI, VNA) or, what they resolve for the enterprise (clinical collaboration, supported clinical decision-making, access anywhere,
    enhanced patient encounters, etc.)?
    		 
    		 
       

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    CMS, mobile platforms, physician buy-in, patient portal adoption, interoperability, patient record matching, security...
    as CIOs you have a full plate. A lot changed in 2018 about the mobility of patient records, who owns those records,
    how to secure those records and all while trying to achieve interoperability standards with converging EHRs and data
    governance. Considering all you're tasked to do, how will you prioritize which to tackle first? We'd like to know.

    Learning Objectives
    - Learn how the 2018 CIO focus group findings and CIO priorities have shifted for a new year
    - Discuss how the new CMS mandates impact EHR integration, data governance, patient records, physician buy-in and cost
    - Understand how a move to mobile strategy impacts clinical workflows, security concerns and how a comprehensive data
    security strategy can enhance care, portal adoption and defend against the risk of data breaches

    		  
    		 
       

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    CMS, mobile platforms, physician buy-in, patient portal adoption, interoperability, patient record matching, security...
    as CIOs you have a full plate. A lot changed in 2018 about the mobility of patient records, who owns those records,
    how to secure those records and all while trying to achieve interoperability standards with converging EHRs and data
    governance. Considering all you're tasked to do, how will you prioritize which to tackle first? We'd like to know.

    Learning Objectives
    - Learn how the 2018 CIO focus group findings and CIO priorities have shifted for a new year
    - Discuss how the new CMS mandates impact EHR integration, data governance, patient records, physician buy-in and cost
    - Understand how a move to mobile strategy impacts clinical workflows, security concerns and how a comprehensive data
    security strategy can enhance care, portal adoption and defend against the risk of data breaches

    		  
    		 
       

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    Do you know who you are losing revenue to? The hospital down the street or the imaging center across town? Maybe for now but it is likely changing due to downward cost pressure, rising premiums and deductibles, unique new patient tools and more. Your EMR is probably not going to solve this problem for you, so what can you do? It is estimated that as much as 55% of your business is leaking away to other providers and it's going to get worse unless you address it now. With revenue growth falling far below projections it is time for a different course at the very least.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Learn how the use of information technology can help reduce revenue leakage
    2. Discuss what data and tools you need to stop the revenue leakage problem
    3. Learn how to design and integrate solutions into your organization that allow you to lead on cost and revenue in a market that is getting more difficult to find new revenue.

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    Location: Westin BWI 1110 Old Elkridge Landing Rd Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 Dates: March 6, 8:00am - March 7, 5:00pm, EST Book Your Room: The Westin Baltimore Washington Airport   The IT executive role in today’s healthcare organization has never been more challenging. To better equip our leaders filling this important position, Maryland HIMSS has partnered with CHIME to host a one-of-a-kind Leadership Academy with specialized tracks:  Leadership Academy  - March 6th  8AM-5PM CMIO/CHIO Leadership Academy - March 7th  8AM-5PM Cybersecurity Academy - March 7th  8AM-5PM Designed for leaders currently in senior management or emerging leaders seeking to take their role to the next level, this curriculum is modeled on the highly successful CHIME Healthcare CIO Boot Camp™. This program’s leadership content is specifically tailored for individuals to gain the real-world skills necessary for today’s environment. Taught by a faculty of healthcare CIOs and CMIOs, this one-day program features a collaborative teaching methodology combining presentations, small group discussions, case study analysis, progressive problem solving, and personal mentoring.

    CHIME Members will receive 7 continuing education credits per track attended toward Certified Healthcare CIO certification.

     

     

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