January 18, 2012
Health Information Technology ONC Programs Overview Chitra Mohla, Director, Community College Workforce Program Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology.
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Maryland’s Health Information Exchange
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November 1, 2011
"Transformational Changes in Healthcare: Meaningful Solutions and Tools for Success"
Overview of MHA ICD-10 Collaborative, Anne Hubbard, Assistant Vice President of Policy, MHA
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CRISP Updates, Scott Afzal, Program Director, HIE CRISP
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The Path to Stage 1 Meaningful Use and Beyond, David Quirke, CIO, Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mobile Technology in Healthcare, Ranjan Jayanathan, CIO, Radnet
HIMSS Pulse: A Look at Resource Guides and and Industry Update, Tori Sullivan, ICD-10 Business Solution Professional
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ICD-10 Panel Discussion: Successful Strategies for ICD-10, Mark Kelemen, CMIO University of Maryland, Paul Allen, Director of Health Information Management, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Tori Sullivan, National HIMSS ICD-10 Expert
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October 6, 2011
"Meaningful Solution - IT Transformational Solutions in Healthcare"
IT Transformational Solutions in Healthcare - Stephanie Reel, Vice President of Information Technology and CIO of Johns Hopkins Medicine
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April 28,2011
"Meaningful Change and ICD-10: Understanding, Analyzing, and Implementing Meaningful Use and ICD-10"
2010-2011 MDHIMSS Education Theme: "Meaningful Change"
Chris Panagiotopoulos, VP, Maryland HIMSS, Director of Technology, Lifebridge Health
Stage 1 Meaningful Use Documenting Preparedness
Karen Barker, VP and CIO, LifeBridge Health, and Jim Oakes, Principal, HCIC
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Proposed Requirements for Stage 2 and Beyond
Rob Horst, Director, Audacious Inquiry
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Health Innovation Center
Mark Miller, CTO, Lockheed Martin
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State HIE Update
Scott Azfal, Program Director HIE, CRISP
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ICD-10 - It's Bigger Than You Think; Much Bigger
Glenn Tobin, COO, CodeRyte's
Lori J. Wise, Director of Client Services, CodeRyte's
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ICD-10 - Everything You Need to Know about ICD-10, but were Afraid to Ask...
Stanley Nachimson, Principal, Nachimson Advisors (formerly Sr. Technical Advisor for CMS)
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MDHIMSS Winter Event
Thursday, March 10, 2011, at Turf Valley Resort
"Meaningful Change - IT in Support of Meaningful Use and the Future of Healthcare"
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MarylandChapter of HIMSS Explores the Challenges of Expanded Use of Electronic Health Records at the Annual Healthcare Information Technology Day in Annapolis
ANNAPOLIS, MD (February 17, 2011) – The Governor’s Deputy Legislative Officer, Carolyn Quattrocki,addressed the 4th Annual Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) Day of the Maryland Chapter of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS). Ms. Quattrocki’s unique perspective on the future of healthcare information technology presented an unmatched opportunity for both the elected officials, as well as chapter members. Sharing with the audience her vision for the future of HIT, she said, “Maryland is at the forefront of the healthcare information technology evolution which will institutionally change how we receive our care.”
The day’s many events began at Anne Arundel Medical Center where chapter members were joined by elected officials and Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Secretary, Dr. Joshua Sharfstein, for a briefing on electronic medical records. During the morning legislative session, Senator John Astle (D-30) and Delegate Shane Pendergrass (D-13) recognized HIMSS officers on the floor of their respective chambers. The HIT Day program began with a welcome from Denise Reeser, President of the Maryland Chapter of HIMSS. Honored guests were introduced by Steve Fox, Advocacy Committee Chair for the Maryland Chapter of HIMSS, including House Majority Leader Kumar Barve (D-17) who also addressed the attendees.
Participants heard about key challenges from Maryland HIT leaders and conducted a panel discussion on the topic of workforce skills development necessary to meet the needs of the HIT evolution in Maryland. The panel was moderated by Douglas Abel, Chief Information Officer of Anne Arundel Health System, and included the following members:
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Dr. Gerard Burns, Chief Medical Information Officer, MedStar Health
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Barbara Riddell, VP IS, Atlantic General
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Tressa Springmann, VP & CIO, Greater Baltimore Medical Center
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Christopher T. Timbers, VP & CIO, Suburban Hospital
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Michele Jancewski, Director of Health & Human Services, Continuing Education, The Community College of Baltimore County
Additionally, attendees heard from Lyle Fowlkes, Government Relations Consultant with the law offices of Alexander & Cleaver, on the General Assembly legislative and budget processes. Steve Fox was accompanied by Kathryn Whitmore, Advocacy Committee Co-Chair for the Maryland Chapter of HIMSS, in presenting an educational session on the purpose and value of HIMSS interactions with legislators.
The day concluded with constituent visits to legislators’ offices where HIMSS members discussed their key priorities as they relate to the implementation of electronic health records and the many facets and challenges of the HIT evolution in Maryland.
November 3, 2010
"Meaningful Change: Understanding, Analyzing, and Implementing Meaningful Use"
2010-2011 MDHIMSS Education Theme: "Meaningful Change"
Chris Panagiotopoulos, VP, Maryland HIMSS, Director of Technology, Lifebridge Health
Understanding Meaningful Use Stage 1 - Final Ruling and Beyond
Charlene Underwood, Director, Government and Industry Affairs, Siemens Medical Solutions
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Meaningful Privacy and Security under the New HITECH Rules
Amy S. Leopard, Partner, Walter and Haverfield, LLP
Robin J. Siegel, Director of Legal Affairs and Privacy, University Physicians, Inc.
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Regional Extension Centers and Meaningful Use
Daniel Wilt, Director of Maryland Regional Extensions, Center for CRISP
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Navigating Change
Taylor Foss, Vice President, Human Resources, LifeBridge Health
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Evaluating Meaningful Use Standards - University of Maryland ARRA Gap Analysis and Action Planning
Mark D. Kelemen, MD, MBA, Senior Vice President, Chief Medical Information Officer, University of Maryland Medical System
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