Meeting Agenda
Tracks
The two-day meeting will have three tracks, providing a basis for ongoing collaboration on standards for patient-controlled interoperable electronic health records. Plenary sessions will allow sharing of insight and conclusions across all three tracks.
Business Models for Personally Controlled Records
will explore business models and best practices, focusing on providers, payors, Health IT vendors and patients. Speakers and participants will explore new applications that can be built on top of a shared, public infrastructure, as well as public and private partnerships to create that infrastructure.
Societal Implications for Personally Controlled Records
will focus on the legal and public sector implications of personally controlled health records. The track will address public health, disease management, and the legal challenges posed by patient control.
Technical Standards and Challenges
will address the exchange of patient records between systems while maintaining security and honoring patient's security requirements.
Tuesday, October 10th, 2006
- Noon Registration Begins
- 12:45 pm Welcome
- 1:00 pm Keynote by John Halamka (Bio/Video/Slides)
- 2:00 pm Panel: Personally Controlled Health Records in Clinical Care
- 3:15 pm Break
- 3:45 pm Panel: PCHRs and Population Health: Employers, Plans and Public Health
- 5:00 pm Track Break-Outs: Introductory Panels
- 6:30 pm Reception at the Countway Library
- 9:15 pm Shuttle to Hotel
Wednesday, October 11th, 2006
- 7:30 am Continental Breakfast
- 8:00 am Keynote by Mitch Kapor (Bio/Video/Slides)
- 9:00 am CBMI PCHR Innovation Award presentation
- 9:15 am Track Breakouts
- 10:00 am Break
- 10:30 am Track Breakouts
- 12:30 pm Break and Lunch Pickup
- 1:00 pm Working Lunch in Tracks
- 2:30 pm Final Plenary Session and Track Reports
- 4:00 pm Meeting Adjournment
Panels
Personally Controlled Health Records in Clinical Care
Tuesday, October 10th at 2:00 pm
Moderator: Dr. Isaac Kohane, MD, PhD, Harvard Medical School
- Kenneth W. Mandl, MD, MPH, Harvard Medical School, Children's Hospital Boston
Slides - Jeff Margolis, CEO, TriZetto Corporation
Slides - Syed Tirmizi, MD & Ginger Price, Veteran's Health Administration
Slides
PCHRs and Population Health
Tuesday, October 10th at 3:45 pm
- Brad Perkins, MD, MBA, Chief Innovation Officer, Centers for Disease Control
Slides - Michael Brown, MD, Chief Information Officer, Harvard University Health Services
Slides - Omid Moghadam, Director, PHR Programs, Intel Corporation
Slides - Michael Sayre, PhD, Research Science Administration, National Institutes of Health
Slides
Business Models for PCHRs
Tuesday, October 10th at 5:00pm
Moderator: Keith Strier, JD, Provider Innovation and Emerging Opportunities Leader, Deloitte Consulting
- Michael Howe, CEO, MinuteClinic
- Peter Neupert, Corporate Vice President, Microsoft Corporation
Slides - Kathleen Kervin, Vice President,, Ambulatory Systems, Siemens Corporation
Slides
Societal Implications for Personally Controlled Health Records
Tuesday, October 10th at 5:00pm
Moderator: Patrick Taylor, JD, Deputy Chief Counsel, Children's Hospital Boston
Introduction (Word .doc)
- Sheila Jasanoff, PhD, Professor of Science and Technology Studies, Harvard University
Slides - Phil Marshall, MD, Vice President, Product Strategy, WebMD
- Thinh Ngyuen, JD, Counsel, Science Commons (a project of Creative Commons)
- Patricia Brennan, PhD, Moehlman-Bascom Professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison & RWJ
Slides
The Standards Basis for Personally Controlled Health Records
Tuesday, October 10th at 5:00pm
Moderator: Isaac Kohane, MD, PhD, Director, Children's Hospital Informatics Program
- Carol Diamond, MD, Managing Director, Health Program, The Markle Foundation
Slides - Keith Boone, Lead Interoperability System Designer, GE Healthcare
Slides - Lorraine Doo, Senior Advisor, OESS,, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Slides - Rick Peters, MD, Chair, ASTM Committee on Healthcare Informatics
Slides
