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As mHealth technology development accelerates new applications are coming to market for physicians and patients at the bedside. Take a deep dive into real-life mHealth solutions and the impact they are having on patient care. And, by understanding key functionalities in innovative mobile health solutions, attendees will learn how to more effectively leverage innovative ideas to deliver top-notch health care to everyone. |
Monday, December 5th |
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Session 1 |
12:00–1:00 PM |
Workflow Solutions For Use Inside Care Facilities
Rarely does an implementation of a novel technology occur in care delivery without disruption to existing workflows. Achieving successful deployment in complex clinical settings requires nuanced attention to a variety of organizational stakeholder needs. This session features examples of changes in clinical and administrative workflow and their implications on organizational diffusion and resource allocation. As mHealth deployments in enterprise settings become ubiquitous a constant eye on workflow impact – and setting appropriate expectations – will be required.
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 Samuel Schaffzin Medicaid Health IT Coordinator Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services |
 Neil Evans ACOS, Informatics U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs |
 Hank Fanberg Technology Advocacy CHRISTUS Health |
 Jonathon Feit Co-Founder & CEO Beyond Lucid Technologies, Inc. |
 Casey Helfrich Chief Architect UPMC |
Session 2 |
2:00–3:00 PM |
Leveraging mHealth at the Point of Care
Changing clinical workflow and altering the availability of data will be the two dramatic changes caused by bringing mHealth to the point of care. While point-of-care diagnostics and support tools will clearly improve the accessibility of clinical information, care providers will need to focus on training and communication, especially as tools become more widely available in the field. This session will showcase how various mHealth technologies have altered care provision at the point of care.
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 David Blackburn Director Sapient |
 Jeffrey Blander President Bienmoyo Foundation |
 Erik Douglas CEO CellScope, Inc. |
 Mary Mays Associate Dean Brandman University |
 Heather Underwood PhD Student University of Colorado at Boulder |
Session 3 |
3:15–4:15 PM |
The Impact of Cloud Computing and *Online Solutions on mHealth
Taking mHealth solutions to scale is an inevitable consequence of successful deployments. As public and private entities seek ways to optimize mHealth to help control costs and improve access to tools, information, and resources, they are are exploring the promise of cloud computing services. Organizations in highly regulated sectors such as healthcare must be prioritize security and other cloud issues when considering cloud computing solutions and online storage tools. This session approaches the mHealth cloud computing from a variety of perspectives including defining need, deployment, and evaluation.
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 Halle Tecco Founder & Managing Director Rock Health |
 Jesse Coleman mHeallth Project Manager BC Centre for Disease Control |
 Nadine Levick Founder/Research Dir. EMS Safety Foundation |
 Mehul Shah EVP & CEO CTIS, Inc. |
 Flaura Winston Scientific Dirc. Professor The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia / University of Pennsylvania |
Tuesday, December 6th |
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Session 4 |
11:15 AM–12:15 PM |
Wireless Patient Monitoring in Care Facilities: The Future of Wearable mHealth Applications, Devices, and Sensors
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) in care facilities help to reduce costs and increase business opportunities for healthcare service providers while integrating systems and increasing operational efficiency. From a clinical perspective, RPM is helping to minimize hospital stays, also resulting in a reduction of the cost of healthcare delivery. This session showcases examples of mHealth deployment as key components of health system infrastructure.
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 Wil Yu Director Office of National Coordinator (ONC) |
 Matthew Grubis Chief Engineer GE Healthcare |
 Surendar Magar President & CEO HealthMicro, Inc. |
 Chuck Parker Executive Director Continua Health Alliance |
 Benjamin Sawyer Co-Founder Games for Health Project |
Session 5 |
2:15–3:15 PM |
What Will it Take to Drive Mass Adoption and Patient Engagement
If you build it will they come? While consumer engagement for non-health mobile applications and services has been robust in sectors such as entertainment and gaming, the translation to healthcare has been a tentative one. Mass adoption from a patient perspective ranges from short-term transactional events such as text-messaging to long-term engagements that lead to sustained behavior modification. This session showcases a range of case studies around mHealth patient engagement addressing the mechanics to communicate, instruct, inspire, and change behavior.
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 Lygeia Ricciardi Senior Advisor ONC, US Dept of Health |
 Kelly Caine Principal Research Scientist Indiana University |
 Mark Casselman Senior Project Manager Centre for Global eHealth Innovation |
 Daniel Greenberg President Media Rez |
 Edward Shin Co-founder WellApps |
