AGENDA OVERVIEW

Securing Staff Buy-In for a Patient Scheduling Platform
Presented by: HealthLeaders
10:00 - 11:05 AM EST

About the Session:

According to a recent survey, health systems see patient self-scheduling technology as a crucial investment, yet many are running into pushback from clinicians who don't want to give up that freedom. This panel will explore how leadership should approach this strategy, from securing provider buy-in to choosing the right technology that integrates with the EHR and boosts patient engagement while also improving workflows.

Panelists:

Dr. Joon S. Lee, Executive Vice President, UPMC
Melissa Forester-Green, Director of Digital Health, Northeast Georgia Health System
KC Geen, Chief Marketing Officer, Women’s Care Florida
Eric Wicklund (Moderator), Senior Innovation & Technology Editor, HealthLeaders

Analyzing the AI Landscape: What's Working, and What Isn't
Sponsored by: Nuance
Presented by: HealthLeaders
11:10 - 12:10 PM EST

About the Session:

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are popular concepts in healthcare, but health systems are having problems understanding where they can be used effectively. This panel will examine how AI is defined, how it's being used to improve healthcare operations, and how some care providers aren't using it properly.

Panelists:
Jonathan Handler, MD, FACEP, FAMIA, Senior Fellow for Innovation, OSF HealthCare and Adjunct Associate Professor, Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine
Sanjay Pattani, M.D., Associate Chief Medical Officer of Mission Control, AdventHealth Central Florida Division
Erica DeBoer, Chief Nursing Officer at Sanford Health
Dr. Reid Conant, MD, FACEP, CMIO, Nuance
Eric Wicklund (Moderator), Senior Innovation & Technology Editor, HealthLeaders

 

Ensuring Data Quality in an Often Unstructured World
Sponsored by: IMO Health
Presented by: HealthLeaders
12:15 - 1:15 PM EST

About the Session:

More than 200 health systems have taken advantage of public health emergency waivers to launch hospital-at-home programs, which enable them to care for acute patients at home through a combination of in-person and virtual services. Supporters say this platform has proven its value, but hospitals may have problems sustaining it when those waivers end. This panel will discuss the effort to keep this program viable beyond the PHE, while explaining how it works and how health systems should be developing this strategy.

Panelists:
Sami Boshut, CIO, Medisys Health Network
Philip Reger, Chief Information Officer, The Oncology Institute
Matt Cardwell, PhD, Vice President, Client Services, Intelligent Medical Objects
Stephanie Lahr, MD, CHCIO, CIO, CMO, Monument Health
Eric Wicklund (Moderator), Senior Innovation & Technology Editor, HealthLeaders