Event Overview

With a new framework emerging for healthcare delivery and access based on mobile technologies, health organizations are harnessing the power to positively impact patient care every single day. Join us as we explore case studies demonstrating the best use of mobile technology in a variety of healthcare settings.

Learning Objectives:

Explain the ways in which a variety of health organizations are using mobile technologies to positively affect patient care
Highlight the use of mobile health IT across the continuum of care
Discuss the challenges and the opportunities to consider as a result of deploying mobile applications in a healthcare setting

Your free* registration includes live and On Demand access to education sessions, downloadable resources, and networking opportunities with speakers and attendees.

Program:

Time

Session

11AM-11:30AM CT

Mobile Apps that Positively Affect Patient Care: Our Experiences

Abstract: The benefits of mobile technology is at work in many facets of our daily lives and at Frisbie Memorial Hospital, too. Explore the relationship between mobile devices and the positive impact to patient quality, accessibility, and the patient’s ability to make meaningful choices based on the timeliness of information.

Learning Objectives:

Define the types of mobile apps in use today throughout the hospital setting
Recognize the benefits to patients who use these technologies
Identify challenges and opportunities of engaging with patients via mobile technologies

Speaker:
Sally Gallot-Reeves, RN, MS, CPM Healthcare Project Director Frisbie Memorial Hospital

11:45AM-12:15PM CT

The Use of Mobile Technology : Mobile Technologies Across the Continuum of Care

Abstract: With its mission to improve human life through excellence in the science and art of health care and healing, the Texas Children’s Hospital relies upon the tools and the resources to coordinate care through mobile devices. And to do so, mobile technologies enhance the access by patients and providers of critical data

Learning Objectives:

Identify the importance of mobile devices in ambulatory or inpatient settings
Explain the use of mobile technologies to manage the many facets of patient engagement across the continuum of care
Identify challenges and opportunities of engaging with patients via mobile technologies

Speaker:
Melita Howell Application Architect Texas Children's Hospital

12:30PM-1PM CT

Deployment of Mobile Technologies Across the Henry Ford Physician Network: The People, the Project, and the Processes

Abstract: Henry Ford Physician Network is a physician-led, clinically integrated Accountable Care Organization (ACO) with the goal of creating a high degree of interdependence and cooperation among physicians to control cost and ensure quality across the full continuum of care. But what does it take to create and maintain their highly sophisticated and secure wireless network that serves thousands of patients and providers on a daily basis?

Learning Objectives:

Recognize both the complexities and the challenges of making mobile technologies available in an enterprise setting
Explain the various aspects of implementing, updating, and maintaining wireless infrastructures to meet the demands of patient care
Discuss the challenges and opportunities of an enterprise-wide mobile initiative

Speakers:
Doug McDonald, CPHIMS, CWNA, CWSP, ITILV3 Wireless Network Manager Henry Ford Health System	Jon Linton, CWNP IT Architect Henry Ford Health System
Ali Youssef, PMP, CWSP, CPHIMS Wireless Solutions Architect - Healthcare Information Technology Henry Ford Health System

1:15PM-2:15PM CT

The Second Wave of Clinical Mobility and Selecting the Right Device For Clinicians (Intel)

Abstract: Mobile technologies help clinicians work more efficiently and enable the care continuum outside of traditional care settings. Increasingly, healthcare workers are expecting to use their own personal mobile device-of-choice within the enterprise setting. This creates issues for IT around device support and serious concerns about data security. During this session, you will learn about techniques for dealing with these issues. Your goal is to allow data to be available when and where needed while providing your end-users with maximum flexibility consistent with good security practices.

Learning Objectives:

Discuss how to selecting the Right Device for Right Workflow
Review which Mobile Devices are better for selected workflows
Explore how to maximize compute flexibility with good security measures

Speaker:
Dr. Mark Blatt, MD Worldwide Medical Director Intel Corporation	Ben Wilson Director, Global Healthcare Strategy Intel Corporation

Sponsored By:

Melita Howell

Application Architect
Texas Children's Hospital

Doug McDonald, CPHIMS, CWNA, CWSP, ITILV3

Wireless Network Manager
Henry Ford Health System

Doug McDonald is the Wireless Network Manager with Siemens Enterprise Communications working in a dedicated capacity for Henry Ford Health System in Rochester Hills, Michigan. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology and Services Management from Michigan State University. Doug has thirteen years of experience as an IT professional, five dedicated in healthcare WI-FI. He holds a number of certifications including CPHIMS, CWNA, CWSP, and ITILV3. Doug is responsible for over 4.2 million square feet of wireless Infrastructure at Henry Ford Health System. This includes over 3000 access points a number of wireless controllers, and an overlay Intrusion detection/prevention system. He is now leading an initiative to nearly double the wireless footprint at Henry Ford Health System.

Jon Linton, CWNP

IT Architect
Henry Ford Health System

Jonathan Linton has spent 10 years in the IT industry working mainly in health care and manufacturing. I work for Siemens Enterprise Communications as an IT Architect. His primary area of expertise is in Wi-Fi networks and he is CWNP Certified Wireless Networking Expert #89.

Ali Youssef, PMP, CWSP, CPHIMS

Worldwide Medical Director
Intel Corporation

Ali Youssef is a Wireless Solutions Architect with Siemens Enterprise Communications working in a dedicated capacity for Henry Ford Health System as a Biomedical Solutions Architect. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering with Mechanical Engineering minor from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, a CWSP, PMP, CPHIMS, and ITILV3 certifications. Ali has a total of 12 years of experience with medical device design, network architecture, and project management. He has worked in the Automotive, and Healthcare sectors.

Dr. Mark Blatt, MD

Worldwide Medical Director
Intel Corporation

Dr. Blatt joined Intel in the summer of 2000 working in the New Business Group. He is currently Worldwide Medical Director, Enterprise Solution Sales, in the Sales and Marketing Group. In this role he concentrates on how HIT infrastructure can enable Providers to deliver cost-effective, quality care to a wide cohort of citizens. He has a particular interest in Integrated Care Delivery, Mobile Point of Care, Secure Computing, and the emergence of Cloud Computing services. Throughout 2010, he spoke at over 30 events on these topics including multiple HIMSS events (Virginia, Florida, Barcelona, Dubai, and Rome), Med-e-Tel (Luxembourg), AAFP annual conference (Denver), Partners Connected Care (Boston), and Panasonic Mobile summit (San Antonio).

Ben Wilson

Director, Global Healthcare Strategy
Intel Corporation

Ben Wilson has over 20 years of healthcare experience in marketing, consulting, product management, and technology. As the Director, Global Healthcare Strategy, Mr. Wilson is one of the architects of Intel’s Healthcare IT Value Model and responsible for Intel’s integrated care delivery strategy worldwide. Also, Mr. Wilson serves as the Co-Chair of Accountable Care Community of Practice–The Community of Practice is a consortium of healthcare IT leaders that are committed to collaborate on issues of mutual concern for the benefit of providers that are developing or planning to develop an accountable care strategy. Prior to Intel, Ben was Executive Vice President and Founder of HealthAlliant, the premier boutique consulting firm serving HIEs. Prior to HealthAlliant, Mr. Wilson held executive positions at two successful start-ups: General Manager of the healthcare division of BabyCenter.com, and President and Founder of Consumer Health Interactive (CHI). Mr. Wilson holds an MBA and a Masters in Public Health (MPH) from UC Berkeley and degree in Political Science from Stanford University.

Sally Gallot-Reeves, RN, MS, CPM

Healthcare Project Director
Frisbie Memorial Hospital

For the past 5 years Sally Gallot-Reeves has been the director and facilitator of the healthcare projects at Frisbie memorial Hospital. She oversees and leads multidisciplinary teams to successful completion and implementation of new systems, software, process and workflow redesign and occupation of new or remodeled space. Prior to this role, Gallot-Reeves had over 20 years experience in hospital operations and management as the Director of Critical Care and Cardiology Services.