The Health Information Technology Symposium at MIT

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The Health Information Technology Symposium
at MIT

• July 17 20, 2006
• MIT Stata Center

Opening Plenary Session July 17 Remarks by
Ernst R. Berndt, Ph.D., MIT Sloan School of
Management, Co-Director, MIT Center for
Biomedical Innovation, and Co-Director,
MIT-Harvard Biomedical Enterprise Program
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Welcome!

• To
• Cambridge, Massachusetts
• MIT
• Stata Center for Computer, Informatics and
  Intelligence Services
• MIT Center for Biomedical Innovation
• MIT Center for eBusiness

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Logistics of HIT _at_ MIT

• Registration
• Open today until 630 p.m.
• Opens tomorrow at 700 a.m.
• Reception
• Tonight at 630 p.m. at MIT Museum
  (0.4 mile walk directions provided but
  shuttle available for those preferring not to
  walk all are welcome!)

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Logistics of HIT _at_ MIT (contd.)

• Changes in schedule / agenda
• The Pocket Schedule contains the most up to date
  schedule
• All changes are posted on the message board at
  the Registration Desk
• Internet access
• Available at the Cyber Café (halfway between this
  room and Room 141)
• All presentations received to date are posted on
  conference website www.HITSymposium.com
• Proceedings available on CD

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Logistics of HIT _at_ MIT (concluded)

• CME
• Faculty Disclosure Forms summary in binder,
  late entries posted on bulletin board each day
• Want CME credits? Must complete credit
  application form evaluation forms in binder
• Hand in completed forms to CME station in
  Registration area (late applications not accepted)

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HIT _at_ MIT

• Todays highlights
• 145 Health Information Technology Past,
  Present and Future
• 245 The Role of Government IT and Health
  Care
• 415 Break
• 445 Privacy Issues
• 600 The Employer Perspective
• 630 Opening Reception at the MIT Museum

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HIT _at_ MIT

• Tuesday mornings schedule highlights
• 800 Introduction David Verrill
• 815 Government HIT Infrastructure Complexity
• 1045 The Role of Consultants and Vendors in
  U.S. HIT
• 1215 Networking Luncheon

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HIT _at_ MIT

• Tuesday afternoons schedule highlights
• 1215 Networking Luncheon
• 115 530 with 15 minute break midway
• Track I A HIE / RHIO Implementation Tools The
  Markle Foundations Connecting for Health Common
  Framework
• Track II A Electronic Health Records Overview,
  Acquisition and Implementation
• Track III A E-Prescribing and CPOE
• 530 Tours of MIT campus
• Charles River Sunset Cruise
• Play MIT Sloan Business School Beer Game
  (all limited availability)

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HIT _at_ MIT

• Wednesday mornings schedule highlights
• 800 Productivity and Organizational
  Transformation with IT
• 830 Risk Management with Point of Action
  System in Japan
• 915 Bridging the Patient-Provider Health
  Information Gap
• 1015 Break
• 1030 State and Community Interoperability
  Initiatives
• 1100 Wall Street and VC Perspectives on HIT
• 1130 Creating Value-Based Competition on Results

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HIT _at_ MIT

• Wednesday afternoons schedule highlights
• 1215 Networking Luncheon
• 130 545 with 15 minute break midway
• Track I B HIT / RHIO Implementation Tools The
  eHealth Initiatives Connecting Communities Tool
  Kit
• Track II B Implementing Electronic Records
  Systems in Medical Practices
• Track III B HIT Case Studies
• Evening On Your Own Enjoy!

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HIT _at_ MIT

• Thursdays closing plenary session
• 800 Introductory Remarks John Iglehart
• 815 Future of AI Methods to Medical Decision
  Making Peter Szolovitz
• 845 Trust and Consumer Advocacy in
  Healthcare Glen Urban
• 915 Healthcare Distinguished CIO Roundtable
• 1030 Break
• 1100 Pay for Performance and HIT Richard
  Norling
• 1130 Limits and Role of HIT in National Health
  Reform Gilad Kuperman
• 1200 Adjourn

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HIT _at_ MIT

• Have to miss an important session?
• You can order a CD of the proceedings at the
  Registration Desk, or on the www.HITSymposium.com
  website

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HIT _at_ MIT

• Thank you to our sponsors!
• Health Affairs
• Harvard Health Policy Review
• MIT Center for Biomedical Innovation
• MIT Center for eBusiness

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HIT _at_ MIT

• Panel Health Information Technology in the
  U.S. Past, Present and Future
• Moderator Molly Joel Coye, MD, MPH,
  Founder and CEO of the Health Technology
  Center (Healthtech), San Francisco, CA