Event Overview

Activities of the Enterprise HIE, also known as a “private” HIE, commonly involve integration efforts driven by an organizational entity such as an independent hospital, a hospital system, or a physician organization working in tandem with a hospital or healthcare system). Public HIEs or those that are a combination of Public and Private ownership works with multiple independent organizations who have come together in a separate HIE organization to leverage economies of scale around data exchange. The benefits of these HIEs position their participants to positively affect patient care in many ways. But how? Among the examples, data sharing activities of both public and private HIEs ensure that information is accessible within a care setting, across multiple care settings, and that patients experience lower healthcare costs due to elimination of redundant tests and procedures. The results is that both the patient and the HIE participant can expect to experience an increase in the quality of care provided based on the presence of longitudinal information. By focusing on driving value through HIE organizations and the accountability of care delivered, attendees will gain a greater understanding of how nationally-recognized models of health information exchange focus on what truly matters: delivering affordable, quality care where it’s needed.

Program:

Time	Session
11AM-12PM CT	The Enterprise HIE: Supporting Data Exchange Within the Health System
	Abstract: This session will address the various approaches to Enterprise HIE processes that support meaningful use, care coordination, and ACO deployment while ensuring that data access and exchange will benefit patient care delivery. The patient’s perspective will be described relative to the organization’s approach to engaging the patient and/or the family with their healthcare provider for a positive impact on the patient care experience. The challenges, solutions and opportunities that the organization experienced on its journey in deployment and management of their organization’s health information exchange initiatives will be discussed. Learning Objectives: Identify the various approaches to Enterprise HIE processes that support MU, care coordination, and ACOs deployment while ensuring that data access and exchange will benefit patient care delivery Describe the ways in which the patient can become more engaged in their healthcare through access to communication and information through the Enterprise HIE Identify challenges, solutions and opportunities with which a health system might be faced in deployment and management of their HIE Speakers: Jac Davies, MS, MPH Director, Beacon Community of the Inland North Inland Northwest Health Services
12:15PM-1:15PM CT	The Integration of Enterprise HIEs and Statewide HIE Initiatives: One State’s Experience
	Abstract: Enterprise HIE’s ultimately integrate with state-wide HIEs for sharing of patient information. In this session, the speaker will describe how the formation of multiple Enterprise HIEs in one state is progressing and the challenges and opportunities that are being experienced as the State level HIE (SLHIE) initiative intersects with each of the HIEs. The statewide initiative provides distinct services to the Enterprise HIEs and to provider organizations that may not be part of one of these. In this session, the role and strategies of the State Level HIE in systems integration will be explained in the context of improving information sharing and patient engagement. Learning Objectives: Identify the various service offerings and related approaches that the SLHIE organization provides to their stakeholder community (especially providers) supporting industry initiatives including MU, care coordination, ACOs, population health and public health From a patient’s perspective, describe how the HIE organization supports patient/ family engagement and impacts the patient care experience in a positive manner Explain the challenges, solutions and opportunities that the HIE experienced on its journey in deployment and management of their health information exchange services Speaker: Dan Paoletti CEO Ohio Health Information Partnership
1:30PM-2:30PM CT	The State Level HIE: Integrating Public Health Information
	Abstract: State and Regional HIEs provide a number of service offerings, information sharing and organizational support to their stakeholder community (especially providers) supporting industry initiatives including meaningful use, care coordination, ACOs, population health and public health. In this session, the Delaware Health Information Network will explain the challenges, solutions and opportunities that the organization experienced on its journey in deployment and management of their health information exchange services. Learning Objectives: Identify the ways in which service offerings and related support that the SLHIE or Region HIE provides to their stakeholder community (especially providers) Describe how the SLHIE supports patient/family engagement and impacts the patient care experience in a positive manner Explain the challenges, solutions and opportunities that the State level organization experienced on its journey in deployment and management of their health information exchange services with focus on the patient’s perspective Speakers: Mark Jacobs, MHA, CPHIMS, FHIMSS CIO Delaware Health Information Network

Dan Paoletti

CEO
Ohio Health Information Partnership

Dan Paoletti is the Chief Executive Officer of the Ohio Health Information Partnership. Paoletti brings tremendous knowledge of hospital and health systems to the Ohio Health Information Partnership. As one of the founding board members of The Partnership, Dan has helped shape the vision, mission and policies since its inception in 2009. With more than 20 years of experience in the healthcare industry, his sales, management and health information technology expertise have influenced the start-up and success of our organization