SOA in Healthcare Conference Program Description

TUESDAY, June 2, 2009

EXECUTIVE SUMMIT PLENARY (Single Track)

0830 - 0900

Conference Welcome
	Richard Mark Soley, PhD Executive Director, SOA Consortium and Chairman & CEO, Object Management Group

0900 - 1000

Keynote: Who Defines the 'Service' in SOA
	The Honorable James B. Peake, M.D. Lieutenant General, USA (Ret)

SESSION 1 - 1000 - 1100

1000 - 1100

An Evolutionary Approach to SOA in Healthcare Enterprises
	Wes Rishel Research Vice-President and Distinguished Analyst, Healthcare Provider Team of Gartner

1100 - 1130

Morning Refreshments

SESSION 2 - 1130 - 1230

1130 - 1215

Driving Healthcare Vendor to a Services Paradigm
	Steve Wretling Executive Director, Kaiser Permanente Enterprise Architecture, Applications and Integration Architecture

1215 - 1230

The Role of SOA in Business-IT Alignment Cross-Enterprise Interoperability
	Ken Rubin Chief Architect, Federal Healthcare, EDS

1230 - 1330

LUNCH

SESSION 3 - 1330 - 1500

BUSINESS TRACK

TECHNICAL TRACK

1330 - 1400

Federal NHIN Connect Overview
	Craig Miller Chief Architect, FHA CONNECT Initiative, Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (US) Tim Cromwell PhD, RN Director, Standards & Interoperability CHIO, Dept. of Veterans Affairs Steve Steffensen, MD LCDR, MC USN, CMIO Telemedicine & Advanced Technology Research Center

SOA in an Electronic Health Record Product Line
	Sholom Cohen Senior Member Tech. Staff, Carnegie-Mellon Software Engineering Institute

1400 - 1430

The HL7 Services-Aware EA Framework (SAEAF): Introduction, Overview, and Governance
	Charlie Mead, M.D. Senior Associate, Booz-Allen Hamilton, National Cancer Institute

1430 - 1500

The Business Side of SOA
	Fred Cummins Fellow, EDS

Integrating Patient Information with SOA
	Mike Rosen Editorial Director, SOA Institute

1500 - 1530

Afternoon Refreshments

SESSION 4 - 1530 - 1600

1530 - 1600

Myths vs. Reality: The Role of Open Source in Commercial, Production, and High Quality Healthcare Systems
	Skip McGaughey Executive Director, Open Health Tools Ken Lunn, Ph.D. Director of Data Standards and Products, Technology Office, NHS

Integrated Requirements Design: a Proven Methodology for Architecting Service-Oriented Solutions
	Wendell Ocasio, M.D. Chief Medical Officer, Agilex Technologies

SESSION 5 - 1600 - 1700

1600 - 1700

PANEL DISCUSSION:

"The Perfect Storm - How Do Policy, Public Sector, Private Investment, and SOA Align?"

Moderator:

Dipak Kalra, MD, PhD
Clinical Senior Lecturer in Health Informatics, University College London

Panelists:

Richard Mark Soley, PhD
Executive Director, SOA Consortium, Chairman & CEO, Object Management Group
Steve Flammini
Chief Technology Officer, Partners Health Care
The Honorable James B. Peake, M.D.
Lieutenant General, USA (Ret)

WEDNESDAY, June 3, 2009

0830 - 0845

Welcome - Opening Remarks
	Charles (Chuck) Jaffe, MD, PhD CEO Health Level Seven

0845 - 0930

Keynote: Making the SOA Business Case to Support Clinical Care and Public Health
	Theresa Cullen, M.D., M.S., RADM U.S. Public Health Service, Chief Information Officer, Indian Health Service (IHS)

SESSION 1 - 0930 - 1000

0930 - 1000

Collaboration That Worked: A Federal Architecture Solution to Achieve Health Information Exchange
	Vish Sankaran Federal Health Architecture (FHA) Lead, US Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (US)

1000 - 1030

The Business Case for SOA and the Critical Role of Architecture in the Interoperability Challenge
	Lynn Vogel, Ph.D. VP and CIO, MD Anderson Cancer Center, University of Texas

1030

Demonstration Area Opens

1030 - 1100

Morning Refreshments in Demonstration Area

SESSION 2 - 1100 - 1200

BUSINESS TRACK

TECHNICAL TRACK I

TECHNICAL TRACK II

1100 - 1130

Lessons-Learned on Implementing a SOA at VA
	Brandt Welker Director, Solutions Analysis and Architecture, Dept. of Veterans Affairs

SOA PLANNING & ADOPTION TRACK


The Importance of SOA in a Large Cancer Center IT Environment
	Charles Martinez Manager Clinical and Research Integration Development, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

SOA TUTORIAL TRACK


SOA Enablement and Adoption Strategy for the Healthcare Enterprise (Workshop), Part I
	Robert Lario CEO, VisumPoint

1130 - 1200

Continua Health Alliance: Personal Telehealth
	Rich Rogers Healthcare IT Standards, IBM Randy Carroll Wintergreen Technologies

SOA for Healthcare - The Promise and Pitfalls
	Dennis Smith Lead, System-of-System Practice Initiative, Carnegie-Mellon University Grace Lewis Lead, System-of-System Engineering, Software-Intensive Systems Initiative

1200 - 1300

LUNCH

SESSION 3 - 1300 - 1500

1300 - 1330

Excellence in Practice: Real-World Award Winning Implementation of SOA in Government
	Kevin Moore Director/CIO, US Military Entrance Processing Command (MEPCOM)

Panel Discussion: Which SOA services are needed to accelerate healthcare integration?
	Moderator: Ronald Schmelzer Managing Partner, ZapThink Panelists: Josh Painter Senior Architect, Intel Dave Shaver CEO, CorePoint Health Brandt Welker Director, Solution Analysis and Architecture, Veterans Affairs

SOA Enablement and Adoption Strategy for the Healthcare Enterprise (Workshop), Part II
	Robert Lario CEO, VisumPoint

1330 - 1400

Three Dimensions of Service Orientation in Healthcare: Organization, Business, IT
	Bogdan Motoc Senior IT Specialist, Alberta Health Services

1400 - 1430

Practical Experience in Deploying a SOA Base Product for Hospital Patient Quality of Care Improvement
	Craig Cunningham COO, OntoReason LLC

SEMANTIC & TECHNOLOGY TRACK


SOA and Terminology Asset Management
	Russ Hamm Informatics Consultant, Apelon Inc.

STANDARDS TRACK


HL7 System Design Reference Model (EHR-SD RM) Built on Healthcare SOA Reference Architecture
	Steve Hufnagel, Ph.D. Architect/System Engineer, DOD Military Health System
	Nancy J. Orvis, M.H.A., CPHIMS Dir of National Health Standards Participation and IM/IT Integration DoD(HA)/TMA/IMT&R/SPEAR

1430 - 1500

Integrating Communities of Practices for Collective Healthcare Intelligence
	Othel Rolle Senior Manager, Pfeizer, Inc.

Using Information Modeling and Model Driven Architecture to Create SOA Interoperability Standards
	Galen Mulrooney Principal, JP Systems, Inc.

1500 - 1530

Afternoon Refreshments in Demonstration Area

SESSION 4 - 1530 - 1700

1530 - 1600

Unlocking Clinical Information Assets: a Service-oriented Approach to Integration
	Josh Painter Senior Architect, Intel

The Challenges of Designing Terminology Services in an Application Oriented Enterprise
	Michael Riben, MD Assistant Professor, Cytopathology, Director of Anatomic Pathology Informatics Department of Pathology Medical Director, Vocabulary/Ontology Services, Department of Data Management and Application Services

The HL7 Service-Aware EA Framework (SAEAF): Behavioral Framework
	John Koisch National Cancer Institute
	Alan Honey Chief Architect, Insurance Instute for Safety in Medicine (II4SM)

1600 - 1630

Panel Discussion: How Do Organizations Realize Business Value from Enterprise Architecture and SOA Investments?

Moderator:

Sorina Vlaicu, Ph.D., MD, MPH
George Mason University

Panelists:

John Dodd
EA Principal and Practice Leader, CSC
Samuel Waissman
Director Enterprise Architecture, Presbyterian Healthcare Services
Andy Bond
Director of Interoperability
National e-Health Transition Authority (Australia)

Federated Software Architecture for the Federated Utah Research & Translational Health e-Repository
	Oren Livne Senior Software Engineer, University of Utah

Putting Standards Into Practice: Lessons Learned While Introducing SOA Into IHE
	John Moehrke GE Healthcare

1630 - 1700

Survey on Demand System (SODS): An Adaptive and Integrative Architecture for Structured Health Data
	Parsa Mirhaji, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine; Univ. of Texas Health Science Center, Houston

Consolidation of European AAL SOA Platform
	Stale Walderhaug Researcher, SINTEF ICT (Norway)

1700 - 1900

Workshop Reception in Demonstration Area

THURSDAY, June 4, 2009

0830 - 0845

Welcome - Opening Remarks
	Skip McGaughey Executive Director, Open Health Tools

0845 - 0915

Keynote: Architecting Data Standards to Enable Service Interoperability
	Ken Lunn, Ph.D. Director of Data Standards and Products, Technology Office, NHS

SESSION 1 - 0915 - 1000

0915 - 1000

Singapore's National E-Health Records - an Enterprise Architecture Approach
	Peter Tan Executive Consultant, Ministry of Health Holdings, Government of Singapore
	Ong Leong Seng Director (Architecture Office / Development Center), IHiS Pte Ltd, Singapore

1000 - 1030

Morning Refreshments

SESSION 2 - 1030 - 1200

BUSINESS TRACK

TECHNICAL TRACK I

TECHNICAL TRACK II

1030 - 1100

Healthcare SOA: From Requirements to Deployment; An Example
	Demetrios Yannakopoulos Chief Analyst, Perot Systems

SECURITY TRACK


Removing Security and Privacy Barriers to Healthcare SOA Deployment
	Don Jorgenson CEO, Inpriva Inc.

SOA INFRASTRUCTURE TRACK


Immunization Reporting and Clinical Decision Support Via a Service Oriented Architecture
	Michael J Suralik Senior Project Manager, HLN Consulting

1100 - 1130

How to Implement Successful SOA in Healthcare: University of Chicago Medical Center Case Study
	K. Scott Morrison Chief Architect, Layer 7 Technologies

Making Regulatory Compliance Happen for SOA in Healthcare
	Ulrich Lang, Ph.D. CEO, ObjectSecurity

Service Oriented Architectures in European HealthGrid Projects
	Richard McClatchey Professor, University of the West of England

1130 - 1200

Services Thinking for Health Plans
	Renu Pandit Senior Manager, Deloitte Consulting
	Phil Ruth Director, Deloitte Technology

OASIS-HITSP Privacy, Consent, Access Control Advanced Technology Demonstration
	David Staggs Standards Security Technical Lead (SAIC), Department of Veterans Affairs Brendon Unland President and Founder of Jericho Systems, BBA

The 'Big SHINNY Bus' - An SOA Infrastructure for New York Healthcare
	Vincent Lewis Principal Architect, GSI Health

1200 - 1300

LUNCH

SESSION 3 - 1300 - 1400

1300 - 1400

PANEL DISCUSSION:

Fostering Health IT transformation and SOA's Role: A Government and International Perspective

Moderator:

Sorina Vlaicu, Ph.D., MD, MPH
George Mason University

Panelists:

Dennis Giokas, PhD
CTO, Canada Health Infoway
Ken Lunn , PhD
Director, Standards and Products, National Health Service (UK)
Peter Tan
Executive Consultant, Ministry of Health Holdings Singapore

SESSION 4 - 1400 - 1500

1400 - 1430

Locknote: Reflections on the Conference: Thoughts on Making Your SOA Initiative Successful
	Dennis Giokas, PhD CTO, Canada Health Infoway

1430 - 1500

Conference Wrap-Up

1500 - 1530

Afternoon Refreshments