Who
Should Attend
The event will
focus on approaches,
challenges, and solutions
affecting the ability to
connect health organizations
and systems, and the role of
IT as an enabler in
achieving this connectivity.
Geared toward the CxO suite
and senior leaders within
healthcare organizations,
Interconnected Health
provides a venue to hear
what peer organizations are
doing (both within the US
and abroad), to exchange
ideas, and to interact with
peers who are leaders in
this space.
Track
Highlights to Include:
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HIMSS Track |
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Implementation
Track
focused
on use of HIT
and
organizational
adoption |
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Infrastructure
Track
including cloud
computing,
integrated
infrastructure,
and availability |
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SOA Track
looking at
business
services, shared
services and
architecture |
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Global Case
Studies Track
emphasizing
implementation
experiences and
challenges |
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Incremental
Innovation Track
examining
approaches to
achieving
innovation
recognizing
financial,
cultural, and
technological
constraints |
Other presentations will
focus on examples of success
from other industries and
applying those lessons to
health.
More
Information
Exhibit space is available,
for more information email
marketing@omg.org. Sponsorship opportunities
are available; contact Ken Berk at
ken.berk@omg.org or
+1-781-444 0404.
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Ken Rubin,
Chief
Architect, Federal Healthcare Portfolio, HP Enterprise Services
and Robert
Lario,
Principal,
Visumpoint,
Co-chairs, Healthcare DTF at
OMG.
’Interconnecting Health’ is a theme that continues to come up, not just within the US, but globally. Creating those mechanisms to allow for health organizations to coordinate, collaborate, and effectively share information is of paramount importance for care management, care delivery, and wellness promotion. This event will provide a place for this community to come together to share ideas, best practices, and experiences.
John
Quinn,
CTO of
HL7
HL7 is proud to be part of this event and to share best practices and insights in implementing its standards and other ONC selected standards and implementation specifications. We look forward to the U.S. moving towards implementing meaningful use stage 2 interim final rules that will be published in the summer of 2012.
Jim
St.Clair,
Senior
Director,
Interoperability
and
Standards,
HIMSS
Facilitating the future of secure and seamless healthcare interoperability is one of HIMSS’ top priorities. We are proud to participate in this event and share insights and experiences with the healthcare community.
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