the mhealth + telehealth world 2014

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Increase Efficiency, Encourage Engagement, and Ensure Sustainability of Connected Health Programs

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• CombinedprogrammingformHealthandTelehealthbringstogetherexpertsfrombothareastodiscusshowthesetoolsandpracticescanbeusedtogethertotransformhealthcaredelivery

• AfocusonnewtechnologiesandthefutureofmHealthandTelehealthprovidesinsightonwheretheindustryisheadedandhoworganizationscanpreparefortheexpansionofconnectedhealthtomeetconsumerdemand

• Real-lifesuccessesandfailuresofdigitalhealthprogramsprovidetoolsandstrategiestoovercomechallenges,promotehospitalandproviderbuy-in,andprovetheROIofutilizingmHealthandTelehealthaspartofnormaldeliveryofcare

• Ajampackedagenda,including3daysofcontentandnetworking,offersampleopportunitiestoconnectwithindustryexpertsandtimetofocusonnumerousareasofmHealthandTelehealth

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oRganizations including:

• CatholiC health initiatives

• ChRistUs health

• Cleveland CliniC

• Ctel

• healthagen, an aetna Company

• hUmana

• KaiseR peRmenente soUtheRn CalifoRnia

• massaChUsetts geneRal hospital

• paRtneRs CenteR foR ConneCted health

• texas health ResoURCes

• UCla health system

• optUm, a Unitedhealth gRoUp Company

• UniveRsity of mississippi mediCal CenteR

• UpmC • UC davis

ElitE suMMit Faculty includEs:

Jeffrey l. Brown ChiefInformationOfficerlawRenCe geneRal hospital

david Chou ChiefInformationOfficerUniveRsity of mississippi mediCal CenteR

edward marx ChiefInformationOfficer,SeniorVicePresidenttexas health ResoURCes

John mattison, md ChiefMedicalInformationOfficer,AssistantMedicalDirectorKaiseR peRmanente soUtheRn CalifoRnia

Khalid moidu ChiefInformationOfficer,ChiefMedicalInformationOfficerfamily physiCians gRoUp

s. luke webster, md VicePresident,ChiefMedicalInformationOfficerChRistUs health

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HEALTH PLAN MARKET TRENDS LETTERStrategic Insights on the Future of the Health Insurance Industry

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Dear Esteemed Colleague,

As consumers become more engaged in their health care, they are increasingly demanding more accessible care through the use of technology. Consequently, interest in creating and expanding mHealth and Telehealth programs is continuously growing across the health care industry.

mHealth + Telehealth World 2014 is the must-attend event for health care executives interested in learning how to most efficiently utilize mHealth and Telehealth practices to improve patient outcomes by promoting sustainability, interoperability, provider interest, and consumer engagement. Hear case studies, participate in panel discussions, identify upcoming changes in the industry, and discover what the future holds for connected health.

As mHealth and Telehealth practices converge more and more, experts in both areas discuss how they are overcoming similar challenges and offer insight into how these tools can be used together cohesively to increase efficiency and develop successful connected health programs.

Topic areas in mHealth and Telehealth to be addressed include:• Evidence-basedoutcomesofexistingdigitalhealthprograms• Strategiesforsuccessfulprogramsgivenlicensing,credentialing,andsecurityissues• SuccessfulapproachestoexpandmHealthandTelehealthprograms• Waystoovercomeinteroperabilityissuesandavoiddisruptionofworkflows• Bestpracticestoengageconsumersthroughuseoftechnologyaspartofcaredelivery

Don’tmissthisopportunitytonetworkwithexpertsinmHealthandTelehealthasyoulearn valuable strategies to bring success to your organization’s connected health programs.

WelookforwardtomeetingyouinBoston.

Sincerely,

Kristi Henderson, DNP, NP-BC, FAEN Chief Advanced Practice Officer, Director of TeleHealth UNivErsity oF MississiPPi MEDiCAl CENtEr

John Mattison, MD Chief Medical Information Officer, Assistant Medical Director KAisEr PErMANENtE soUtHErN CAliForNiA



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From integrated Delivery Networks, Hospitals, Health systems, and Provider Group Practices:

• ChiefInformationOfficers• ChiefMedicalInformationOfficers• ChiefExecutiveOfficers• ChiefOperatingOfficers• ChiefInnovationOfficers• ChiefTechnologyOfficers• ChiefDigitalOfficers• MedicalDirectors• SeniorVicePresidents,VicePresidents,andDirectorsof: *TelehealthServices*Telemedicine*ClinicalInnovation *BusinessDevelopment*InnovativeStrategy*DigitalHealth *eHealth*MobileHealth*ConnectedHealth*StrategicPlanning *TechnologyStrategy*ConsumerEngagement * Consumer Technology * Advanced Technology

From Health Plans:

• ChiefExecutiveOfficers• ChiefOperatingOfficers• ChiefInnovationOfficers• ChiefTechnologyOfficers• ChiefDigitalOfficers• MedicalDirectors• SeniorVicePresidents,VicePresidents,andDirectorsof: *CareManagement*InnovationandAdvancedTechnology *ITSystemDelivery*ProviderNetworkManagement*SystemIntegration

From Employers:

• CorporateMedicalDirectors,VicePresidents,Directors,Managersof: *HumanResources*Benefits*Compensation*HealthandWellness *PopulationHealth

From Pharmaceutical/Biotechnology/Medical Device/Pharmacy Benefit Managers/Pharmacies:

• VicePresidents,Directors,Managersof: *Brand/MarketDevelopment*BusinessDevelopment *PatientEngagement/SocialMedia*DiseaseManagement *IntegratedMarketing/Communications*ManagedCare

this conference also benefits:

• PolicyMakers •Regulators,includingCMS• Academia •DiseaseManagementCompanies

WHo SHould attend


day onE – tuEsday, July 22, 20147:30 am – 8:30 am Summit Registration and Morning Coffee

8:30 am – 8:45 am

Chairpersons’ Welcome and Opening Remarks Wen Dombrowski, MD, MBA

Chief Medical Information Officer, Vice President, Connected Health vNA HEAltH GroUP

srinivas Merugu, MD, FACP, MMM Chief Medical Informatics Officer st. viNCENt CHArity MEDiCAl CENtEr Chief Medical Advisor CliNiCAl strAtEGy, MEDiCAl MUtUAl oF oHio

sarah sossong, MPH, FACHE Director, Mass General TeleHealth MAssACHUsEtts GENErAl HosPitAl

EnsurE Financial sustainability and rEgulatory compliancE8:45 am – 9:30 am CIO KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Create a Sustainable Business Model for Utilizing Technology in Patient Care

SustainabilityofTelehealthandmHealthprogramsisamajorconcernfororganizations.Whethertheprogramisgrantfunded,inapilotstage,oryearsinthemaking,organizationsmusttakeactiontokeepprogramsgoinginthemidstofconflictingprioritiesandmarketchanges.

• Learnhowtocreateafinanciallysustainableprogramaftergrantsorinitialinvestmentshaverunout• DevelopanapproachtokeepingTelehealthandmHealthprogramsasatopfocuswithintheorganizationdespitecompetingprioritiessuchasICD-10changesandMeaningfulUserequirements

Edward Marx Chief Information Officer, tExAs HEAltH rEsoUrCEs Winner for the 2013 JoHN E. GAll Jr. Cio oF tHE yEAr AWArD

9:30 am – 10:15 am Discover Evidence-Based Outcomes of Successful Digital Health Programs

Forhealthcareinitiativestomoveforward,decisionmakersneedtoseeproofofsuccessandunderstandtheROIofthesepracticesthroughevidencefromsimilarprograms.

• DiscoverwaysmHealthandTelehealthhavebeensuccessfulinimprovingpatientoutcomes,reducingcosts,andpreventingreadmissions• Communicateevidence-basedoutcomesclearlyandunderstandhowoutcomesfromotherprogramscantranslatetosuccessforyourorganization

Joseph Cafazzo, PhD, PEng Lead, Centre for Global eHealth Innovation, UNivErsity HEAltH NEtWorK Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine, UNivErsity oF toroNto

10:15 am – 10:45 am Networking and Refreshment Break 10:45 am – 11:30 am Legislation Update: Understand the Recent and Upcoming Legislation Changes Regarding Licensure and

How It Affects mHealth and Telehealth PracticesUsingtechnologytoprovidehealthcaremakesitpossibletoprovidecaretopatientsregardlessoftheirlocation.However,physiciansintheU.S.cangenerallyonlyprovidecareinstateswheretheyhaveamedical license, creating barriers to the scope of connected health programs.

• Hearanupdateontheprogressoflegislationrelatedtointerstatelicensing • Realizetheimpactoflegislationonissuesofcredentialingandprivileging• UnderstandthefutureoutlookofmHealthandTelehealthifandwhenlegislationispassed

Christa Natoli Vice President CtEl iNNovAtioNs


day onE – tuEsday, July 22, 2014 (continuEd)11:30 am – 12:15 pm Understand Reimbursement for Digital Health Practices —

How Payers and Health Systems Can Collaborate to Achieve Better Outcomes Health care providers and payers have become increasingly involved in digital health initiatives as a way to improve outcomes with patients and members. However, hospitals and health systems are strugglingtofundtheseprogramsastheconnectedhealthprogramstheyrundonotfallunderthereimbursementcriteriaputtogetherbyplans.Inthissession:

• Graspthefutureofreimbursementforservicesrenderedusingtechnology• Understandhealthplanrequirementsandcriteriaforcoverageanddocumentationnowandinthefuture• Recognizetheopportunityforcollaborationbetweenhealthplansandhospitals

Pramod K. Gaur, PhD Vice Chair, AtA MHEAltH siG Former Vice President, TeleHealth, UNitEDHEAltH

Mario Gutierrez, MPH Executive Director CENtEr For CoNNECtED HEAltH PoliCy

12:15 pm – 1:30 pm Luncheon 1:30 pm – 2:15 pm PANEL DISCUSSION: Realize the Impact of Payer-Initiated Connected Health Programs

Inrecentyears,theinterestofhealthplansinTelehealthandmHealthprogramshasbeendrivenbytheirabilitytouseitasatooltoimprovethehealthoftheirmembers.Payersarepartneringwithtechnology companies to create their own platforms and are recruiting providers to participate in these programs.

• Understandhowtheseprogramscanbeusedbypayersasadifferentiatorinthemarket• Identifytheeffectivenessoftheseprogramsaswellasconsumerinterestinparticipation• Appreciatetheimpactpayer-initiatedprogramsmayhaveonhospitalsandhealthsystems

robert D. Egan Chief Marketing Officer HEAltHAGEN, AN AEtNA CoMPANy

Dan Conroy Head, Business Development CArEPAss® FroM AEtNA

venky Kulkarni Chief Information Officer, Vice President, Digital Health MEDAviE BlUE Cross

2:15 pm – 3:00 pm Overcome Security and Privacy Issues and Understand Mobile Device and Mobile Application Regulations

• FindoutabouttherecentguidancefromtheFDAandhowsecurityandHIPAAconcernsareaddressed• Learnthepointatwhichdevicesusedformedicalcareneedtoberegulated• Identifyhowregulationsaffectinnovationintheindustryandfuturedevelopmentofmobileapplications

Adam landman, MD Chief Medical Information Officer, Health Information Innovation and Integration BriGHAM AND WoMEN’s HosPitAl

3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Networking and Refreshment Break


s P o n s o R s H i P a n d E X E c u t i v E n E t w o R k i n g o P P o R t u n i t i E sBenefit from face to face marketing, corporate branding, and relationship building by participating in the mHealth + Telehealth World 2014

as an active supporter and sponsor. For more information on sponsorship and networking opportunities, please contact: Chris Karassik, Business Development Manager, World Congress • P: 781-939-2419 • Email: [email protected]

or Suzanne Carroll, Business Development Manager, World Congress P: 781-939-2648 • Email: [email protected]

day onE – tuEsday, July 22, 2014 (continuEd)promotE EFFiciEncy with tElEhEalth and mhEalth programs

3:30 pm – 4:15 pm CASE STUDIES: Utilize Feedback from End Users to Implement New Programs

Whetherstartinganewprogramorexpandingtoanotherdepartmentwithintheorganization,itisessentialtofindwaystoincorporatefeedbackfromendusersintheprogramdesign in order to increase engagement.

• Realizetheimportanceofincludingfeedbackfromprovidersandconsumersincreatingasustainableprogram• Learnbeststrategiesforcollectingfeedbackandusingthatinformationtoimproveorbuildprograms• Hearcasestudiesfromorganizationswhohaveusedthisapproachintheirprograms

terry olson, MD Senior Clinical Executive HEritAGE ProviDEr NEtWorK

Dale Gibbs Director, Telehealth Services, CAtHoliC HEAltH iNitiAtivEs NEBrAsKA Director, Outreach Services, GooD sAMAritAN HosPitAl

4:15 pm – 5:00 pm CASE STUDIES: Transition from Pilot to Practice and Manage Population Health

• Developstrategiestomakedigitalhealthpartofnormalcaredeliveryanduseittomanagethehealthofpopulations• Determinewhereconnectedhealthfitsintotheorganizationandestablishahierarchytoensureefficiency• Explorewaystoexpeditethecontractprocessatthestartofnewprograms• UnderstandhowTelehealthandmHealthcanbeutilizedtogethertocreatesuccessfulprograms

Julie Hall-Barrow, EdD Senior Director, Healthcare Innovation and Telemedicine DAllAs CHilDrEN’s MEDiCAl CENtEr

ronald F. Dixon, MD, MA Assistant Professor of Medicine, HArvArD MEDiCAl sCHool Medical Director, MGH BEACoN Hill; Director, Delivery Innovation Program CENtEr For iNtEGrAtioN oF MEDiCiNE AND iNNovAtivE tECHNoloGy

5:00 pm – 5:45 pm DAY ONE CLOSING PANEL DISCUSSION: Prepare for Expansion of Telehealth and mHealth Programs

Consumer demand for mHealth and Telehealth programs is growing and health care organizations are not yet meeting this demand.

• Developanapproachforexpansionofexistingprograms• Understandthetechnologicalrequirementsforexpandingaprogram• Explorehowexpansionaffectstheworkflowandworkforce• DiscussstrategiesforimplementingstandardsofcareacrossprogramsModerator:

ryan Novosel Senior Business Innovation Implementation Consultant HiGHMArK

Panelists:

David Chou Chief Information Officer UNivErsity oF MississiPPi MEDiCAl CENtEr

s. luke Webster, MD Vice President, Chief Medical Information Officer CHristUs HEAltH

5:45 pm – 6:45 pm Close of Day One • Cocktail and Networking Reception


“ThemHealth+TelehealthWorldmeetingprovidesanexcellentopportunitytolearnfromexpertswhoarebreakingnewgroundandshapingthemodernhealthcarelandscape.”

— natasa sokolovicH, EXEcutivE diREctoR, tElEMEdicinE, uPMc PHys ician sERvicEs divis ion

day two – wEdnEsday, July 23, 20148:00 am - 8:30 am Morning Coffee

8:30 am – 8:45 am

Chairpersons’ Welcome and Review of Day One Wen Dombrowski, MD, MBA

Chief Medical Information Officer, Vice President, Connected Health vNA HEAltH GroUP

srinivas Merugu, MD, FACP, MMM Chief Medical Informatics Officer st. viNCENt CHArity MEDiCAl CENtEr Chief Medical Advisor CliNiCAl strAtEGy, MEDiCAl MUtUAl oF oHio


lEvEragE thE businEss stratEgy For connEctEd hEalth8:45 am – 9:30 am PANEL DISCUSSION: Promote Hospital and Provider Buy-in for Telehealth and mHealth Programs

Healthcareprofessionalsareknowntoshyawayfromchange,whichcouldresultinroadblocksforimplementingandexpandingTelehealthandmHealthprograms.Inthissession,learnstrategiestonotonly promote buy-in from hospital administrators and providers, but generate excitement about new and growing programs.

• UnderstandthekeybenefitsandROIofTelehealthandmHealthprograms• Learnskillstoeffectivelycommunicatethesebenefitsandeducateonthevalueoftheseprograms• Discoverthemainconcernsofadministratorsandprovidersandpreparetoeasetheseworrieswithevidencefromsuccessfulprograms

Peter Kung Director, Strategic Technologies UClA HEAltH systEM

Kristi Henderson, DNP, NP-BC, FAEN Chief Advanced Practice Officer, Director of TeleHealth UNivErsity oF MississiPPi MEDiCAl CENtEr

sarah N. Pletcher, MD, MA Medical Director, Center for Telehealth DArtMoUtH-HitCHCoCK MEDiCAl CENtEr

Madan Dharmar, MBBs, PhD Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Critical Care Medicine, Pediatric Telemedicine Program UC DAvis sCHool oF MEDiCiNE

9:30 am – 10:15 am PANEL DISCUSSION: Discover Ways to Incorporate Technology into the Current Workflow

Introducingnewapproachestopatientcarecancauseconfusionduringthetransitionandcaninterrupttheworkflowinthedepartment. Ifthisisaconcernwithintheorganizationordepartment,itcoulddelaytheimplementationorexpansionofmHealthandTelehealthprograms.

• Explorestrategiestointegratetechnologyaspartofthepatientcaremodelwithlittledisruption• Understandwherecurrentworkflowsneedtobeadjustedtoaccountforchangesinpractice• Discoverhowintegratingtechnologycanincreaseefficienciesinnumerousareas• Hearfromorganizationsthathaveovercomeobstaclesandsuccessfullyincorporatedtechnologyintotheirworkflow

Moderator:

Natasa sokolovich, JD, MsHCPM Executive Director, Telemedicine UPMC PHysiCiAN sErviCEs DivisioN

Panelists:

Michael Carter Enterprise Manager for Media and Telemedicine Systems, Corporate Team Lead 2 CENtEr For CoNNECtED HEAltH

ronald F. Dixon, MD, MA Assistant Professor of Medicine, HArvArD MEDiCAl sCHool; Medical Director, MGH BEACoN Hill; Director, Delivery Innovation Program, CENtEr For iNtEGrAtioN oF MEDiCiNE AND iNNovAtivE tECHNoloGy

Win vaughan Vice President, Business Development and Financial Planning CAtHoliC HEAltH iNitiAtivEs virtUAl HEAltH sErviCEs

10:15 am – 10:45 am Networking and Refreshment Break


“ThemHealth+TelehealthWorld2013wasthebestconferenceIhaveattendedinyears.”

— nEBEyou aBEBE, Ma, PMP, associatE diREctoR, HEaltH systEM division, louisiana PuBlic HEaltH institutE (lPHi)

day two – wEdnEsday, July 23, 2014 (continuEd)10:45 am – 11:30 am Overcome Interoperability Issues

UseofavarietyoftechnologiesinhealthcareisquitecommonandrecentlyElectronicMedicalRecordadoptionhasbecomefairlywidespread.Therefore,incorporatingTelehealthandmHealthplatformsisaddingtotheamountoftechnologieswithwhichprovidersneedtowork.

• Explorehowusingdifferentsystemsaffectsdataflowacrosssystems• Conquerinteroperabilityissuesanddeterminewaystoeaseaccesstodata

Jeffrey l. Brown Chief Information Officer lAWrENCE GENErAl HosPitAl

lixin tao, PhD Professor, Chair, Computer Science Department PACE UNivErsity

11:30 am – 12:15 pm CASE STUDY: Navigate the Plethora of Technology Offerings to Select the Best Platform Over the Long Term

Health care technology is rapidly evolving with new products, new features, and new capabilities being added every day. Technology leaders in provider and payer organizations must navigate the plethora ofsolutionsofferedinordertoselecttherightproduct,vendor,andtechnologyforthelongtermwhileestablishingastrongfoundationformanagingandmitigatingtechnologyandvendorriskinthefuture.

• Learnapproachestoselecttherighttechnologytomeetbusinessrequirements• Understandwhattechnologiesassistinprovidingsuperiorcarecoordinationandhealthcareservicestovulnerablepopulationsacrossabroadregionalfootprint

Chris steel Senior Partner PA CoNsUltiNG GroUP

Hugh Hale Chief Information Officer visitiNG NUrsE sErviCEs oF NEW yorK

12:15 pm – 1:30 pm Luncheon

1:30 pm – 2:15 pm PANEL DISCUSSION: Increase Patient Adoption of Digital Health Practices to Promote Patient Self-Management

TelehealthandmHealthprogramsprovideoptionsforpatientstotakeamoreactiveroleinmanagingtheirhealth.Thispaneldiscussionsharesideastohelppayersandproviders:

• UnderstandthebenefitsofusingTelehealthandmHealthinsupportingpatientself-managementandthecontinuumofcaremodel• DevelopstrategiestoencouragepatientparticipationinnewandexistingprogramsModerator:

Jennifer Kent Senior Analyst PArKs AssoCiAtEs

Panelists:

Nina M. Antoniotti rN, MBA, PhD TeleHealth Director MArsHFiElD CliNiC

Neil C. Evans, MD Co-Director, Connected Health, Office of Informatics and Analytics, vEtErANs HEAltH ADMiNistrAtioN, U.s. DEPArtMENt oF vEtErANs AFFAirs

Maulik D. Majmudar, MD Associate Director, Healthcare Transformation Lab MAssACHUsEtts GENErAl HosPitAl

sean Penwell, MD Chief Medical Officer sEECHANGE HEAltH

2:15 pm – 3:00 pm Utilize Data to Improve Quality of Care and Clinical Outcomes

Theuseoftechnologyinhealthcarepresentsanopportunityforaccesstodataforbothprovidersandpatients.Inthissession:

• Explorefunctionalusesfordatatoimproveoutcomesandmanagethehealthofpopulations• Identifywaystodealwithanexcessofdataandprioritizeinformationthatismostusefulforanalysis• Understandphysicianwillingnesstoincorporatedatafromwearabletechnologiesintopatientcare

Khalid Moidu Chief Information Officer, Chief Medical Information Officer FAMily PHysiCiANs GroUP

William Morris, MD Vice Chairman, Clinical Informatics ClEvElAND CliNiC

Beth Meese Manager, Clinical Solutions Center ClEvElAND CliNiC

Brent Hicks Director, Technology and Innovation ClEvElAND CliNiC

3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Networking and Refreshment Break


day two – wEdnEsday, July 23, 2014 (continuEd)3:30 pm – 4:15 pm PANEL DISCUSSION: Improve Population Health through Consumer Engagement and Sustainability

Digital health can have a huge impact on the health of various populations by reducing readmission rates, managing chronic diseases, and improving overall health. While patients are eager to start these programs,theyoftenloseinterestafterashortperiodoftime.Inthispanel,learnhowto:

• Designprogramsthatkeepconsumersengagedandinterested •Utilizetechnologytosupportpopulationhealthmanagementforvariouspopulationsegments• Valuetherolemobileapplicationsandwearabletechnologiesplayinwellnessinitiativestoimprovepopulationhealth• Understandtheconsumerissueswhichmayreduceadoptionandparticipationanddiscusswaystoovercomethem

Moderator: Chris Boyer

Associate Vice President, Digital Strategy NortH sHorE-liJ HEAltH systEM

Panelists: Mansur Hasib, Dsc, CissP, PMP, CPHiMs

Cybersecurity Faculty, CArNEGiE MElloN UNivErsity AND UMBC; Former Chief Information Officer, BAltiMorE City HEAltH DEPArtMENt

4:15 pm – 5:00 pm Discuss the Effect Digital Health Has on the Provider-Patient Relationship

Whether participating in a program run by a hospital, health system, or health plan, health care delivered via technology changes the traditional provider-patient interaction. Though some programs require a face-to-face interaction prior to any digital interaction, others allow providers to care for a patient they have never met in person.

• Understandtheimplicationsdigitalhealthhasontheprovider-patientrelationship • Discussconcernswithlimitedface-to-facetimewithproviders• Brainstormapproachestodeveloppatienttrustthroughinteractionsusingtechnology

John Mattison, MD Chief Medical Information Officer, Assistant Medical Director KAisEr PErMANENtE soUtHErN CAliForNiA

5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Close of Day Two • Cocktail and Networking Reception

day tHREE – tHuRsday, July 24, 20148:00 am – 8:30 am Morning Coffee

8:30 am – 8:45 am Chairperson’s Welcome and Review of Day Two

srinivas Merugu, MD, FACP, MMM Chief Medical Informatics Officer, st. viNCENt CHArity MEDiCAl CENtEr Chief Medical Advisor, CliNiCAl strAtEGy, MEDiCAl MUtUAl oF oHio


d i s c o v E r i n n o vat i o n s i n mh E a lt h a n d t E l E h E a lt h i n i t i at i v E s8:45 am – 9:30 am Explore Health Care in Non-Traditional Settings

The introduction of virtual health care visits required patients to travel to a designated medical facility to interact with a provider located in another medical facility. Consumers, however, are now pressuring providers to provide health care in non-traditional settings to increase convenience and continuity of care.

• Discoverwhereprovidersarecurrentlyprovidingvirtualhealthcarevisits• Recognizetheimplicationsofprovidinghealthcareoutsideofthetraditionalmedicalsetting

David Balch Chief Technology Officer WHitE HoUsE MEDiCAl GroUP


Neil Pierce Enterprise Business Lead, e-Communications HUMANA, iNC

Jared reitzen Chief Executive Officer, Owner, mobilestorm Owner, mHealth Watch

day tHREE – tHuRsday, July 24, 2014 (continuEd)9:30 am – 10:15 am PANEL DISCUSSION: Discover New Technologies in the Field of mHealth and Telehealth

Astechnologycontinuestoadvance,newandinnovativetoolswhichcanshapethefutureofmHealthandTelehealthprogramsarebeingintroducedinthemarket.

• Examinenewtechnologiesthatincreaseefficiencyandeffectivenessofconnectedhealth• Investigatenewapps,sensors,wearabletechnologies,etc.andtheoutcomesachievedthroughuseofnewtechnologies

Wendy Deibert, rN, BsN Vice President, Telehealth Services MErCy tElEHEAltH

Michael Docktor, MD Pediatric Gastroenterologist, Director of Clinical Mobile Solutions BostoN CHilDrEN’s HosPitAl

Gary strumolo Global Manager, Interiors, Infotainment, Health and Wellness Research ForD

stephen Miles Research Affiliate and Consultant Mit CENtEr For BioMEDiCAl iNNovAtioN

10:15 am – 10:30 am Networking and Refreshment Break

10:30 am – 11:15 am CASE STUDY: Cross Boundaries and Expand through International Telehealth

Technologyallowsnotonlyfordeliveringcareacrossstatelines,butacrosscontinents.InternationalTelemedicineisgrowinginpopularity,andthissessionprovidesnecessaryinsightonwhatothercountries are doing in mHealth and Telehealth to better understand how to develop an international program.

• Learnhowtodeveloppartnershipswithinternationalorganizations• Realizethemechanicsofworkingacrossbordersinaconnectedhealthprogram• UncoverwhattheU.S.canlearnfromothercountriesinhowtheydelivercare

luiz tizatto President, CoNtiNUA HEAltH AlliANCE CHAPtEr BrAzil Chief Executive Officer, UNit CArE

Purna Prasad, PhD, Ms, BE, CCE Director, Clinical Technology and Biomedical Engineering stANForD UNivErsity MEDiCAl CENtEr

11:15 am – 12:00 pm CLOSING KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Look into the Future of Telehealth and mHealth

The role of technology in patient care has continued to grow as technology advances and new pilots and programs are developed. Each success – and each failure – helps shape future programs.

• HearfromanorganizationdeeplyinvolvedinTelehealthandmHealthandhowithaschangedtheorganization• Discusslessonslearnedfromdigitalhealthprogramsandnewprioritiesmovingforward• Understandhowfarconnectedhealthhascomeandwherethefutureisgoing

Joseph Kvedar, MD Director, CENtEr For CoNNECtED HEAltH Associate Professor of Dermatology, HArvArD MEDiCAl sCHool

12:00 pm Close of Summit


“ThemHealth+TelehealthWorldCongresswasahighenergyeventbringingtogetherrespectedthoughtleaderstodiscusseverythingfrominnovationandstrategytothepracticalrealitiesontheground.Itisanessentialeventtostayforwardlooking,

distributeenergyandresourcesintherightplaces,andbestpositionourcompanyinthemarketplaceforgrowth.”— RosE MalJanian, cHaiRMan & cEo, HEaltHcaws


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Media 3%

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Other 10%

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mHealth + Telehealth World 2014 as an active supporter and sponsor. For more information on sponsorship and networking opportunities, please contact:

Chris Karassik, Business Development Manager, World Congress • P: 781-939-2419 • Email: [email protected] or Suzanne Carroll, Business Development Manager, World Congress P: 781-939-2648 • Email: [email protected]

Pharma/Med Device 10%

Academic/Association/Research/Gov’t8%

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“TherearesomanyopportunitiestonetworkwithaccomplishedandinnovativeprofessionalsatmHealth+TelehealthWorld.Youlearnasmuchfromeachotherasyoudofromthepresentations.”

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