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Electronic Health Records: Where Do We Go From Here?

Electronic Health Records: Where Do We Go From Here?

Friday, February 5, 2010

The New York Academy of Sciences

Presented By

Presented by the New York Academy of Sciences and the Center for Advanced Information Management, Columbia University

 

The conference topic - electronic health records (EHR) - is an important issue that has been brought to the forefront of national emphasis by both government and industry. It has been proposed that the use of EHR will improve healthcare delivery and reduce costs and medical errors. The goals of this forum include creating dialogue about the latest EHR developments; to inform delegates about new innovations; to provide an opportunity for expert developers and users to discuss their problems and brainstorm solutions; and to provide networking opportunities between leaders in this field that may lead to future collaborations.

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    Agenda


    *Presentation times are subject to change.

    8:00 AM

    Registration and Breakfast

    8:45 AM

    Welcome and Introductory Remarks
    Kathy Granger, PhD, The New York Academy of Sciences
    George Hripcsak, MD, MS, CAIM at Columbia University

    9:00 AM

    NYS Health IT Strategy to Support EHR Adoption and Use
    Rachel Block, New York State Department of Health

    9:30 AM

    Primary Care Information Project
    Jesse Singer, DO, MPH, The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

    9:50 AM

    Meaningful Use of EHRs
    George Hripcsak, MD, MS, CAIM at Columbia University

    10:10 AM

    Extending the EMR Outside of the Organization
    Jay Srini, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

    10:30 AM

    Coffee Break
    Viewing of Posters and Demonstrations

    11:00 AM

    Leveraging the Future Electronic Healthcare Record: Real-time Clinical Decision Making
    Charles Lagor, MD, PhD, Philips Research North America

    11:20 AM

    The EHR Ecosystem: Real Time Healthcare
    John P. Gomez, Eclipsys Corporation

    11:40 AM

    Panel Discussion:
    EHR/PHR Workflow Issues:Meeting the Practice Needs of the Healthcare Team
     
    Moderator:
    Ken Ong MD, MPH, Catholic Health Services of Long Island
     
    Panelists:
    • Hui Cao, MD, PhD, Deloitte Consulting
    • Patricia Dykes, DNSc, MA, Partners Healthcare System, Inc.
    • Thomas Clancy, PhD, RN, University of Minnesota

    12:40 PM

    Lunch, Poster Session and Demonstrations

    2:00 PM


    On Monitoring Disclosure of Patient Records in EHR
    Soumitra Sengupta, PhD, Columbia University/New York Presbyterian Hospital
    2:20 PM

    EHR: Is There Any Evidence They Are Cost Effective?
    Edward Rogoff, PhD, Baruch College/CUNY

    2:40 PM

    The Value of EHRs in Clinical Research
    Steven Labkoff, MD, FACP, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals

    3:20 PM

    Moving to Mobile: Hand-held Devices and EHRs
    Adam Wilcox, PhD, Columbia University

    3:40 PM

    Closing Remarks & Networking Reception

    Speakers

    Organizer

    Vincent Tomaselli, PhD

    CAIM at Columbia University

    Speakers

    Rachel Block

    New York State Department of Health

    Hui Cao, MD, PhD

    Deloitte Consulting

    Thomas Clancy, PhD, RN

    The University of Minnesota

    Patricia Dykes, RN, DNSc

    Partners Healthcare System, Inc.

    John P. Gomez

    Eclipsys Corporation

    George Hripcsak, MD

    Columbia University

    Steven Labkoff, MD

    Pfizer Pharmaceuticals

    Charles Lagor, MD, PhD

    Philips Research North America

    Kenneth Ong, MD, MPH, FACP

    Catholic Health Services of Long Island

    Edward Rogoff, PhD

    Baruch College

    Soumitra Sengupta, PhD

    Columbia University

    Jesse Singer

    The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

    Jay Srini

    University of Pittsburg Medical Center

    Adam Wilcox, PhD

    Columbia University

     

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    For sponsorship opportunities please contact Kathy Granger at kgranger@nyas.org or 212.298.8625.

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    • This event is funded in part by the Life Technologies™ Foundation.

     


    Academy Friends

    • The Center for Advanced Information Management is a NYSTAR-sponsored Center for Advanced Technology at Columbia University.

    • • The New York Presbyterian Hospital
    • • NLP International Corporation
    • • Surgical Information Systems


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