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Program Agenda

 

Registration Hours:	7:00 AM–6:00 PM
Exhibit Floor Hours:	11:00 AM–7:00 PM

 

9:30–9:45 AM	Opening Remarks	Potomac Ballroom
9:45–10:15 AM	Opening Keynote: Eric J. Topol, MD, WWHI	Potomac Ballroom
	Kathleen Sebelius, U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services
10:15–11:15 AM	Super Session 1: The Value Proposition for mHealth	Potomac Ballroom
11:15–11:30 AM	Corporate Spotlight: Dr. Andrew Watson, CCM	Potomac Ballroom
11:30–11:45 AM	Corporate Spotlight: Dr. Anthony Nguyen, Wellpoint	Potomac Ballroom
11:45 AM–12:00 PM	Break
12:00–1:00 PM	Themed Tracks: (The following are concurrent sessions, choose one) Business Tracks Business Model Challenges for Deployment of mHealth Solutions: The Provider Perspective Advances in mHealth from the Mobile Manufacturers and Operators Perspective Harnessing the Power of Social Media and Mobile Technology to Engage Consumers Policy Tracks Mapping Mobile Health Regulatory Experiences for Small and Large Companies Interoperability: Overcoming the Challenges of Silos in Medical Device Development Research Tracks Cardiovascular Disease Management Maternal and Child Health Population Surveillance and Emergency Response Technology Tracks The Benefits of Low Power, Short Range Wireless Health Workflow Solutions For Use Inside Care Facilities Search and Use Patterns: Case Studies in Patient Adherence through mHealth mFinance Critical Policy Dynamics Within an mHealth/mFinance Platform HIT X.0 Finally Catching Up with the Mobile Physician
12:00–2:00 PM	Special Session: StartUp Health: Bridging the Gap between Health & Wellness Entrepreneurs, Payers and Providers
1:00–2:00 PM	Lunch On Your Own
2:00–3:00 PM	Themed Tracks: (The following are concurrent sessions, choose one) Business Tracks Examining the Clinical Value of mHealth: Clinician Perspectives on mHealth Technology Delivering Pan-Industry Disruption: Powering-Up the ‘m’ in Mobile Health Lowering the Cost of Clinical Trials Through Technology Innovation Policy Tracks mHealth: A Status Update and View of the Future Across U.S. Government Entities Medical Grade Wireless Testing: Accelerating Deployment in Healthcare Settings through Test Environments Research Tracks HIV Obesity, Diet, and Physical Activity Research and Diagnostic Tools Technology Tracks Deployment of mHealth and System Infrastructure Implications Leveraging mHealth at the Point of Care The Intersection of Mobile Health and Public Health — Towards Greater Understanding and Collaboration mFinance Exploring Business Models that Leverage mFinance to Support mHealth HIT X.0 The Untethered Doctor: Getting Your Practice on Board with mHealth
3:00–3:15 PM	Break
3:15–4:15 PM	Themed Tracks: (The following are concurrent sessions, choose one) Business Tracks Making Health Data Useful for Successful Clinical Decision Support Remote Monitoring for Chronic Disease Management: Critical Factors for Clinical and Economic Success The Evolution of Gaming and its Effect on Prevention and Wellness Policy Tracks Global Regulatory Frameworks: Understanding Regulatory Concerns Across Different Markets The Role of Standards in mHealth Research Tracks Medication Adherence Smoking and Alcohol Use NIH Gene, Environment, and Health Initiative (GEI) Technology Tracks Framing U.S. mHealth Development: How-to Align Function, Business, Policy, and Regulation The Impact of Cloud Computing and *Online Solutions on mHealth Passive, Non-Invasive, Engaging: Technology Solutions for Managing Chronic Disease mFinance Developing mHealth and mFinance Business Models and Platforms, an interactive session HIT X.0 Global Mobile — A View from the Other Side
4:30–6:30 PM	Special Sessions: Design Mobile Apps That Healthcare Consumers Will Love — Or At Least Use National Stakeholders: Learning from the Global South Open mHealth ONC TownHall Meeting on Consumer Engagement Exporting mHealth: Resources and Tips from the International Trade Administration
4:15–7:00 PM	Exhibit Hall Dedicated Time	Exhibit Halls A-B
5:15–7:00 PM	Opening Reception	Exhibit Halls A-B

 

Registration Hours:	7:00 AM–6:00 PM
Exhibit Floor Hours:	11:00 AM–7:00 PM

 

8:00–9:15 AM	Fierce Breakfast Session — Executive Breakfast Roundtable: Powering the Care Models of Tomorrow—mHealth’s Pivotal Role in Care Coordination & Accountable Care. Presented by FierceMobileHealthcare.
8:00–9:15 AM	Morning Discussion Groups
8:00–9:15 AM	Special Sessions: Powering the Care Models of Tomorrow: mHealth’s Pivotal Role in Care Coordination & Accountable Care mHealth Alliance Strategy Launch
9:30–10:00 AM	Morning Keynote: John Stratton, Verizon Wireless	Potomac Ballroom
	Dr. Regina M. Benjamin, U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services
10:00–11:00 AM	Super Session 2: Wireless Health in the Clinical Enterprise	Potomac Ballroom
11:00–11:15 AM	Break
11:15 AM–12:15 PM	Themed Tracks: (The following are concurrent sessions, choose one) Business Tracks Successful mHealth Business Models in Emerging Markets The Impact of Mobile on the Pharmaceutical Industry: Supply Chain to Compliance The Role of mHealth in Emergency Response Special Session: The Basic Building Blocks of mHealth — The role of Patient Education and Monitoring of their Medical Compliance Policy Tracks mHealth 101: Overview of Regulatory Bodies Government Role in Scaling mHealth: Collaborations to Launch National mHealth Strategies Research Tracks Diabetes Management Maternal and Child Health — Focus on Africa Research and Diagnostic Tools — Focus on Function Technology Tracks Short-term Strategies for Fragmentation: Overcoming Interoperability Challenges Today Wireless Patient Monitoring in Care Facilities: The Future of Wearable mHealth Applications, Devices, and Sensors Deployment Case Studies for the mHealth Field Worker HIT X.0 What Mobility Innovation Means to Healthcare
12:15–12:30 PM	Break
12:30–12:45 PM	Corporate Spotlight: Raj Shah, CTIS	Potomac Ballroom
12:45–1:00 PM	Corporate Spotlight: Eric Dishman, Intel	Potomac Ballroom
1:00–2:00 PM	Keynote Luncheon: Julius Genchowski, FCC	Potomac Ballroom
2:00–2:15 PM	Break
2:15–3:15 PM	Themed Tracks: (The following are concurrent sessions, choose one) Business Tracks The Venture Capital Perspective on mHealth Medical Device Interoperability: Overcoming the Barriers and Accelerating the Adoption mHealth Business Models in Maternal Health Policy Tracks Privacy and Security Implications of mHealth Open Standards for mHealth Interoperability in Severly Resource-Constrained Environments Research Tracks Cancer Treatment and Management Department of Defense mCARE mHealth Evidence Workshop Report Technology Tracks Encouraging Care Organizations and Payers to Become mHealth Testbeds What Will it Take to Drive Mass Adoption and Patient Engagement Cases Studies in U.S. mHealth in Rural Communities: The Intersection of Health Disparities and Mobile HIT X.0 Being Four Places at Once: Mobile Device Situational Awareness
2:30–7:30 PM	Mobile Health Venture Fair - Presented by mHISS “A DC to VC Event”
3:15–3:30 PM	Break
3:30–5:00 PM	Special Sessions: Wireless Health Channel’s — The Invisible Hand Applied Medical Device Security for mHealth: Challenges and Opportunities to Ensure a Safe Medical Device Industry A New Model for National-level mHealth Planning The mHealth Regulatory Coalition Presents and Reviews Its Final Mobile Medical Apps Guidance Recommendations to FDA Participatory Design for mHealth Evaluating mHealth adoption barriers: Human Behaviour Practical Policy and Business Implications of Implementing Mobile Health Solutions Across the Biomedical Domain EHealth: Exploring Innovation and Collaboration in The Americas Mobile Health and Device Connectivity as an Extension of Services The 1000 Days of Pregnancy and Infancy — A Lighthouse Project(s) What I Really Need from mHealth: Five Perspectives on Value Making Wireless Health Innovation Work for the Whole World: A Friendly Competition by Innovators
3:30–7:00 PM	Exhibit Hall Dedicated Time	Exhibit Halls A-B
5:00–7:00 PM	Special Sessions: Health In Place (HIP)™ — Disruptive Women in Health Care is Launching a New Initiative

 

Registration Hours: 7:00 AM–12:00 PM
Exhibit Floor Hours: 10:00 AM–1:00 PM

 

8:00–9:15 AM	Morning Discussion Groups
8:00–9:15 AM	Special Session: mHealth Alliance — Evidence Matters: Perspectives Across the mHealth Landscape on Priorities, Gaps, and Common Goals for Strengthening the Evidence Base	National Harbor 10
9:30–10:00 AM	Morning Keynote: Paul Jacobs, PhD	Potomac Ballroom A-B
	Sangita Reddy, MD
10:00–11:00 AM	Super Session 3: The New Wireless Paradigm in the Medical Device Industry	Potomac Ballroom A-B
10:30 AM–5:30 PM	Designing Mobile Experiences for Health Care Consumers	Potomac Ballroom 6
11:00 AM–12:00 PM	Super Session 4: Global Policy and Regulatory Perspectives of mHealth	Potomac Ballroom A-B
12:00–12:15 PM	Summit Closing Remarks	Potomac Ballroom A-B
1:00 PM–3:00 PM	Special Session: GBC Health — Building Partnerships That Work: Designing for Success and Scale	Potomac Ballroom 1-2
1:00 PM–4:00 PM	Special Session: mHealth Alliance — Real World Experiences: Delivering Health Messages through Mobile Phones to Expectant and New Mothers	Potomac Ballroom C
1:00 PM–5:00 PM	Special Session: MDISS — Applied Medical Device Security for mHealth: Challenges and Opportunities to Ensure a Safe Medical Device Industry	Potomac Ballroom 4-5