Webcast On Demand
Securing Patient Data with Access Governance
Please join us for a 25 minute interview of Deloitte & Touche Healthcare Practice leaders as they answer questions around how to manage roles in an Healthcare environment for regulatory compliance. Hear about leading practices for good role management, access controls for users and how Novell Compliance Management and Access Governance solutions can help secure protected health information and enforce security and privacy policies.
Finding Relief: Cures for 10 Common Healthcare IT Systems Management Pains
In this FREE webinar, participants will learn about:
* The 10 most common healthcare IT systems management pain points
* Common healthcare IT management misconceptions
* Best practices for managing highly distributed healthcare IT systems
* How IT automation technology can help you relieve your systems management pain
Register and attend this webinar and also receive a complimentary copy of Kaseya’s Industry Alert entitled, "Top Ten Healthcare IT Systems Management Pain Points" compiled from our interactions with thousands of customers worldwide.
Connecting Providers and Patients for Better Care with Microsoft HealthVault Community Connect
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Time: 12:00 Noon Eastern / 11:00 AM Central / 10:00 AM Mountain / 9:00 AM Pacific
The new government meaningful use mandate will require hospitals to better engage with patients and their families, as well as improve the coordination of care. In this session we will discuss how Microsoft HealthVault Community Connect can help hospitals meet such mandate by providing the care team a place to connect and share health information before and after treatment. Karen Green, Chief Information Officer for Brooks Health System will discuss how her organization plans to use HealthVault Community Connect to improve collaboration with acute providers and community physicians, to better coordinate high utilizers of healthcare services.
Presenters:
Karen Green, Chief Information Officer, Brooks Health System
David Cerino, General Manager, Health Solutions Group, Advanced Strategy & Research, Microsoft Corporation
Executive Healthcare Roundtable: Connect to Care
April 13, 2010
Time: 3:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. EST
Cisco invites you to participate in a “Connect to Care” Executive Roundtable – broadcast via the Internet using TelePresence and WebEx. As the debate over health care reform in Congress continues, the challenges that confront the American health care system remain. On April 13th, meet a panel of Government and Industry leaders who are accelerating the redesign of our nation’s health care infrastructure. Learn how they are leveraging health IT systems to improve patient care, expand patient access, and streamline wasteful administrative processes. Improving health care mandates a collaborative public-private partnership. Solutions are available today and should be implemented to accelerate progress. Join us for this historical webcast as we launch Connect to Care.
'Meaningful Use' of the Nationwide Health Information Network: Lessons Learned from SSA and the States
February 11, 2010
11:00 Eastern / 10:00 Central / 9:00 Mountain / 8:00 Pacific
The Social Security Administration (SSA) was the first federal agency to use the NHIN as a tool to gain rapid access to electronic health information. In its partnership with MedVirgina, the Richmond-based regional Health Information Exchange (HIE), the partners used NHIN technologies to speed the delivery of clinical health records of patients awaiting medical disability decisions. In accelerating the process from weeks to days, the project often dramatically improved the quality of life of individual patients as well as eliminated costs and overhead associated with manual record-keeping.
In this e-seminar hosted by Government Health IT magazine, James C. Borland, special advisor to the SSA for health IT, and Jean McGraw, chief operating officer of MedVirginia will assess their experience setting up this pioneering NHIN application as they look ahead to the era of rapid adoption and meaningful use of health IT among individual practices and hospitals.
Among the topics that will be addressed are: Key lessons from the SSA-MedVirginia partnership most relevant to agencies, other HIE’s and individual providers facing a new era of health IT; how federal agencies and state-based health organizations can best use NHIN-based tools and services to foster information exchange with satellite and partner organizations; what meaningful use requirements will be most significant to the expansion of a broader health information Internet.
ARRA and Beyond: Outcomes Driven Health Information Exchange
November 10, 2009
2:30 PM Eastern / 1:30 Central / 12:30 Mountain / 11:30 Pacific
Please join Mary Mosquera, Senior Editor of Government Health IT; Howard Croft, MD FACEP Emergency Physician, Medical Staff President at Columbia St Mary's Hospital, Milwaukee, WI; and Edward Barthell, MD MS, Director, Microsoft Health Solutions Group, for a discussion on the future of connected health and how effective health information exchange can lead to improved quality and cost-effectiveness in care delivery.
Dr. Barthell will review recent developments in ARRA guidance, the government's role in starting up and creating sustainable funding approaches for HIE, and business and technology strategies. Dr. Croft will highlight how Columbia St. Mary’s hospital, part of the Wisconsin Health Information Exchange, is using Amalga UIS to capture regional data and deliver it across corporate boundaries to help improve quality, cost efficiency and support public health initiatives.
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