Join us in Booth #1559
Listen as our partners and end users describe how they are creating healthy communities, interoperable solutions, new business models, intelligent workflows, and smart devices.
Practical Use Cases for AI & Machine Learning in Healthcare Organizations
Tuesday, February 12
11:00 AM
Booth #1559
Eric Widen, Cofounder and CEO, HBI Solutions
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are effective tools to manage healthcare cost and quality, but how do they apply to your organization? Learn:
- Why AI with ML is superior to other standard, static algorithms or risk screening tools in predicting costs, future events or conditions
- How AI/ML provides the necessary insights to manage and reduce risks in acute care episodes, transitions in care, and population health
- How inclusion of social determinants of health improves predictive models
Lunch & Learn
FHIRside Chat – Leveraging the HL7 FHIR Standard to Drive Improvement in Clinical Care
Tuesday, February 12
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Booth #1559
Russell B. Leftwich, MD, Senior Clinical Advisor, Interoperability, InterSystems
HL7® FHIR® has seen significant adoption, and implementers have created FHIR interfaces and applications across a broad range of use cases — from enabling clinicians to access data with mobile apps to passing patient context from an electronic medical record to decision support services. So feed your body and your mind as we explore the FHIR standard itself, how it’s currently being used, and the impact it could have in the future.
Bits and Pieces – Better Data – Better Results
Tuesday, February 12
2:00 PM
Booth #1559
Nick VanDuyne, Executive Director, NY Care Information Gateway
As a regional health information exchange covering the five boroughs of New York and Long Island, NY Care Information Gateway (NYCIG) helps participants get the most from interoperable information, including improved quality and safety of healthcare, and reduced costs. Hear how NYCIG has been able to gather, sift, sort through, and then bring together data and provide just what was needed to improve care coordination and data quality for value-based payments with measurable improvement and impact to patients.
New England HIMSS Chapter Reception / Vendor Open House
Tuesday, February 12
2:30-6:00 PM
Booth #1559
Real-Time Alerting and Solution Platform
Wednesday, February 13
11:00 AM
Booth #1559
George Rosello, Associate Director, Enterprise Application Integration, Jackson Health System
Overwatch, created to meet the population health management and patient experience needs of Jackson Health System, is a uniquely designed solution capable of analyzing data in real-time to produce actionable alerts. Built directly on the InterSystems HealthShare® Health Connect integration engine, Overwatch can access data from all interfaced applications and leverage real-time analytics to deliver information instantly to applications and people who care about it the most.
Lunch & Learn
FHIRside Chat – Intermountain’s Experience in Implementing FHIR and How it’s Being Used in Clinical Support
Wednesday, February 13
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Booth #1559
Laura Heermann Langford, RN, Nurse Informaticist, Homer Warner Center for Informatics Research, Intermountain Healthcare; Chief Operations Officer, Healthcare Services Platform Consortium
HL7® FHIR® has seen significant adoption, and implementers have created FHIR interfaces and applications across a broad range of use cases — from enabling clinicians to access data with mobile apps to passing patient context from an electronic medical record to decision support services. So feed your body and your mind as Langford discusses Intermountain’s experience in implementing FHIR and
how it’s being used in clinical support.
Leveraging Clinical Data to Enrich Payer Workflows
Wednesday, February 13
2:00 PM
Booth #1559
Michael LaRocca, Founder and CEO, Ready Computing
Samir Jain, Vice President of Technology, Ready Computing
High-quality, effective care is best delivered through efficient coordination and implementation of value-based programs that bring together a patient’s care team, encouraging clinical best practices. Channels, built by Ready Computing on InterSystems IRIS for Health™, enables risk-bearing entities, such as payer organizations, ACOs, and MCOs, to combine clinical and claims data with easy-to-use workflow tools to actively manage their populations, powering intelligent outreach and targeted case management programs.
Bridging the Payer-Provider Data Divide – Overview of the HL7 Da Vinci Project
Thursday, February 14
11:00 AM
Booth #1559
Jocelyn Keegan, Payer Practice Lead, Point-of-Care Partners; Program Manager, Da Vinci Project
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about HL7’s Da Vinci Project, a multi-stakeholder initiative leveraging HL7® FHIR® to improve data sharing in value-based care arrangements, straight from the project’s program manager. The project aims to improve payer and provider collaboration by using clinical data to transition to value-based care payment models.
Lunch & Learn
FHIRside Chat – SMART, CDS Hooks, FHIR Bulk Data API Standards, and the Future of FHIR
Thursday, February 14
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Booth #1559
Dan Gottlieb, Product Specialist, InterSystems
HL7® FHIR® has seen significant adoption, and implementers have created FHIR interfaces and applications across a broad range of use cases — from enabling clinicians to access data with mobile apps to passing patient context from an electronic medical record to decision support services. So feed your body and your mind as Gottlieb explores SMART, CDS hooks, FHIR Bulk Data API standards for population health, and the future of FHIR.
