SOA in Healthcare Conference

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MONDAY July 12, 2010
EXECUTIVE SUMMIT PLENARY (Single Track)

0900 - 0915

Conference Welcome
	Robert Lario CEO Visumpoint, LLC

0915 - 1000

Preparing for the Convergence of Healthcare, SOA, and Cloud Computing
	David Linthicum Owner David S. Linthicum, LLC

SESSION 1 - 1000 - 1045

1000 - 1045

Keynote Presentation - Toward Data and Knowledge Interoperability: The Clinical Decision Support Consortium Project
	Blackford Middleton Corporate Director of Clinical Informatics Research & Development (CIRD) and Chairman of the Center for Information Technology Leadership (CITL), Partners Healthcare System Assistant Professor of Medicine at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, and Health Policy and Management at the Harvard School of Public Health

1045 - 1115

Morning Refreshments

SESSION 2 - 1115 - 1245

1115 - 1200

Health IT Today: Brownian Motion or A True Tipping Point?
	Robert M. Kolodner, MD, FACMI Co-founder and President of Collaborative Transformations, LLC

1200 - 1245

Keynote Presentation: Challenges And Learning In The New Era of Health IT
	Jamie Ferguson National Executive Director for Health IT Strategy & Policy Kaiser Permanente Member of Health & Human Services Health IT Standards Committee

1245 - 1330

LUNCH

SESSION 3 - 1330 - 1500

FUNCTIONAL TRACK

INTEROPERABILITY TRACK

"HOW TO" TRACK

1330 - 1415

Service Oriented Architecture - Result Oriented Approach in Healthcare Business
	Narayan Kadambi Principal Arcadia Solutions Mike Gleeson Client Partner Arcadia Solutions

Using SOA Standards to Secure the Exchange of the Electronic Health Record
	David Staggs Director, EHR Standards and Development SAIC John Davis Security Architect, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

1415 - 1500


Pragmatic Privacy: Foundation of Service-oriented Meaningful Use
	Don Jorgenson CEO Inpriva, Inc.
	Diane Gross, Esq. Vice President/General Counsel Poudre Valley Health System (PVHS)

The Missing Industry Standard Required for Implementing and Maintaining a Practical, Cost Effective, Adaptable SOA for the Healthcare Community
	Kenneth Lord CEO FireStar Software

Creating An Effective Response to the Reform Maelstrom
	Renu Pandit-Pant Senior Manager Deloitte Consulting, LLP

1500 - 1530

Afternoon Refreshments

SESSION 4 - 1530 - 1700

FUNCTIONAL TRACK

INTEROPERABILITY TRACK

"HOW TO" TRACK

1530 - 1615

Usage of Ontology to Achieve Interoperability, Systems Integration, and Enterprise Architecture
	Pavithra Kenjige Owner/Sr. IT Management Consultant PK Technology

Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Case Study: How Southeastern Michigan Health Association (SEMHA) Implemented SOA based on Model Driven Message Interoperability to link to the Nationwide Health Information Network (NHIN)
	Helen Hill Director, IT Consulting & HIE at Henry Ford Health System - CSC

Business Value of Semantic SOA; Standards-based Interoperability is NOT Enough
	Ed Seidewitz Architect ii4sm

1615 - 1700

Immunization Management Case Study

Stephen Hufnagel
Health IT Architect,
DOD Military Health System

Nancy Orvis
DOD Military Health System

Alean Kirnak,
Software Partners LLC

John Ritter
College of American Pathologists

Singapore Healthcare's Journey Towards Interoperability, Sharing and Reuse

Ming Fai Wong
Senior Consultant, Enterprise Architecture
MOH Holdings Singapore

Tony Lam
Senior Consultant, Enterprise Architecture
MOH Holdings Singapore

Sari McKinnon
Pricipal, Enterprise Architecture
MOH Holdings Singapore

A Systematic Approach for Migrating to SOA
	Dennis Smith Lead: System of Systems Practice Carnegie Mellon/ Software Engineering Institute

TUESDAY, July 13, 2010

0900 - 0915

Welcome - Opening Remarks
	Richard Mark Soley, PhD Chairman & CEO Object Management Group

0915 - 1000

Keynote Presentation: CONNECT: SOA for Healthcare
	Dave Riley CONNECT Initiative Lead (Contractor), Federal Health Architecture Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC)

SESSION 1 - 1000 - 1045

1000 - 1045

Primitives and Style: A Common Vocabulary for SOA Reducing Risk and Costs While Improving Collaboration and Agility
	Dennis E. Wisnosky Chief Technical Officer & Chief Architect of the Business Mission Area, OSD DCMO

1030

Exhibit Area Opens

1045 - 1115

Morning Refreshments in Exhibit Area

SESSION 2 - 1115 - 1245

FUNCTIONAL TRACK

HEALTHCARE INFORMATION
EXCHANGE (HIE) TRACK

TECHNICAL TRACK

1115 - 1200

Case Management Automation: Process Improvement for Ad Hoc Processes
	Fred Cummins Fellow HP

Traveling the HIE Highway: Can We Get There from Here?
	A. James Lee, PhD Associate Professor, Department of Community Health & Sustainability, School of Health & Environment University of Massachusetts at Lowell

Information Modeling: Service-Oriented Architecture
	Galen Mulrooney Lead Information Architect Chief Health Informatics Office for the Veterans Health Administration (VHA)

1200 - 1245

BPM to Automate and Streamline Processes in Healthcare
	Kerry Fuqua Partner Navigar Consulting

Lessons Learned from a Health Information Exchange (HIE) Pilot between a Military Treatment Facility and its Purchased Care Network (PCN)
	Nhan Van Do, MD LTC, MC, US Army Chief of Business Process Management Office of the Surgeon General USA Army/OCMIO

1245 - 1330

LUNCH

SESSION 3 - 1330 - 1500

ARCHITECTURE TRACK

HEALTHCARE INFORMATION
EXCHANGE (HIE) TRACK

TECHNICAL TRACK

1330 - 1415

Enabling Technologies for Healthcare Transformation & SOA

Sridhar Iyengar
Distinguished Engineer
IBM

Henry Chang, Ph.D.
Collaboratory Director
IBM Research Collaboratory for Intelligent Living- Taiwan
Healthcare Transformation
T.J. Watson Research Center

Chalapathy Neti,
IBM Research, USA

Shahram Ebadollahi
IBM Research, USA

Health Information Exchange Towards Conduct of Comparative Effectiveness Research: How Do We Get There?

Michael Talley
Director & Treasurer
Southeast Michigan Health Information Exchange (SEMHIE)

Steven J. Korzeniewski PhD-Candidate, MSc, MA,
Director, Statistical Analysis Resource Group (SARG),
MPRO- Michigan's Quality Improvement Organization

Rethinking IHE Profiles in the Healthcare Services World
	Stefano Lotti HL7 Italy Chair Enterprise Architect Invitalia - Government Agency for Inward Investment Promotion and Enterprise Development

1415 - 1500

Architecting Healthcare Services Using UML and SoaML
	Cory Casanave CEO Model Driven Solutions

Delaware Public Health Strategic Vision, HIE and Other Activities
	Marcy Parykaza, MGA Chief, Information Systems Bureau Delaware Division of Public Health

Active Management of Healthcare Operations: A Dynamic System View
	Dennis Moen Research Scientist Lockheed Martin

1500 - 1530

Afternoon Refreshments in Exhibit Area

SESSION 4 - 1530 - 1700

ARCHITECTURE TRACK

HIE PANEL DISCUSSION

1530 - 1615

Model Driven Clinical Document Architecture (CDA)
	Sean Muir Independent Information Technology & Services

Panel Discussion: Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) for Public Health: Public Health and Clinical Perspectives

Moderator:

John Quinn
Chief Technology Officer
Health Level Seven (HL7)

Panelists:

Anna Orlova, PhD
Executive Director
Public Health Data Standards Consortium

Marcy Parykaza, MGA
Chief, Information Systems Bureau
Delaware Division of Public Health

Alean Kirnak
President
Software Partners LLC

Paul Aneja
Strategic Enterprise Architect
Oregon State Health Department
Co-Chair, CDC Community of Practice on Public Health Enterprise Architecture

1615 - 1700

Using SOA to Deliver a Healthcare Interoperability Platform that Improves Medical Outcomes
	Nageshwara R. Bashyam Chief Architect Harris Corporation

1800 - 2000

Conference Reception in Exhibit Area

WEDNESDAY, July 14, 2010

0900 - 0915

Welcome - Opening Remarks
	Kenneth Rubin Chief Architect Federal Healthcare Portfolio HP

0915 - 1000

Keynote Presentation - Using Service Oriented Architecture to Support Meaningful Use
	Charles M. Campbell Chief Information Officer Military Health Systems, DoD

SESSION 1 - 1000 - 1045

1000 - 1045

Shared Services/Cloud Computing Ready for Key Linkages Between Federal, State and Local Communities
	John Dodd Fellow for Health and Human Services CSC

1045 - 1115

Morning Refreshments

SESSION 2 - 1115 - 1245

1115 - 1200

Implementing the DoD/VA Virtual Lifetime Electronic Record (VLER)
	Douglas Felton Manager, Enterprise Framework DoD/VA Interagency Program Office

1200 - 1245

The Plan vs. The Reality: Navigating SOA Challenges in Federal Healthcare
	Scott Gaydos Applications Services Executive HP

1245 - 1330

LUNCH

SESSION 3 - 1330 - 1500

FUNCTIONAL TRACK

TECHNICAL TRACK

CASE STUDY TRACK

1330 - 1415

Meaningful Use of SOA: Taking on the Complexity of the Clinical Trials Process
	Kal Bugrara Professor Northeastern University

SOA and Systematic Reuse for Health Information Exchange Systems
	Sholom Cohen Senior Member Technical Staff Software Engineering Institute

New Approach Expanding SOA in Healthcare
	Eric Leader VP, Technology Architecture Carefx Corp.

1415 - 1500

The NHIN Specification and Interoperability Framework, Apply a Model Driven Architecture Approach
	Kevin Puscas Architect Nitor Group

1500 - 1530

Afternoon Refreshments

SESSION 4 - 1530 - 1700

FUNCTIONAL TRACK

TECHNICAL TRACK

CASE STUDY TRACK

1530 - 1615

Panel Discussion: Institutional Readiness and Organizational Change

Moderator:

Kenneth Rubin
Chief Architect Federal Healthcare Portfolio
HP

Panelists:

Dr. Robert O'Hara
Chief, Clinical Informatics
Veterans Health Administration

The Honorable James B. Peake, M.D.
Lieutenant General, USA (Ret)

OSD HA Acquisition Planning & SOA Roadmap, Establishing an Interoperable Electronic Health Record (EHR)
	John Weiler Chief Strategist & Founder Interop. Clearinghouse

SOA Modernization Visual Case Study for the CTO
	Jon Farmer Principal Care Data Systems

1615 - 1700

Building a Scalable Health Data Exchange Fabric with hData
	Gerald Beuchelt Lead Software Systems Engineer MITRE

Vista MUMPS to Java Modernization Pilot and Aftermath
	Phillip Newcomb CEO The Software Revolution, Inc.