montana.himsschapter.org

8th ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE & TRADESHOW

HILTON GARDEN INN : MISSOULA

PRESENTING SPONSOR:

RECEPTION SPONSORS:

MAY 20-21, 2019TRANSFORMING HEALTH

MISSION:To lead change in the healthcare information and management systems field through knowledge sharing, advocacy, collaboration, innovation, education, and community a�liations in Montana.

VISION:Advancing the best use of information and management systems for the betterment of health care.

8TH ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE & TRADESHOWTRANSFORMING HEALTH

HILTON GARDEN INN : MISSOULA

HIMSS Montana Chapter8th Annual Spring Conference and Trade Show “Transforming Health”Monday, May 20, 2019 – Tuesday, May 21, 2019Hilton Garden Inn | Missoula, Montana

Below are the sessions that qualify for CAHIMS & CPHIMS continuing education (CE) hours. Check the “” column for all sessions attended and total the number of hours earned each day. At the end of the form, total the number of hours earned for the entire event. Do not send this form to HIMSS. Retain this form for your records. You will need to provide a copy of this form if selected for an audit when renewing your certification.

Time Session Eligible Hours Monday, May 20th

8:30 AM – 9:30 AM THE POWER OF VOICE INTERFACES FOR PATIENT CAREAnne Weiler CEO and Co-founder of Wellpepper

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10:00 AM – 11:00 AM SECURING IoT ESSENTIAL STEPS IN ENSURING PATIENT SAFETYFred Langston, CISSP, CCSK CI Security

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11:00 AM – 12:00 PM FINDING EXTERNAL FUNDING FOR INNOVATIVE PROJECTSDianna Linder, MPA, FACHE Billings Clinic

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1:30 PM – 2:30 PM CONSUMER TECHNOLOGY: AETNA’S APPLE PARTNERSHIP WILL GET YOU MOVINGBen Wanamaker, MBA Head of Consumer Technology and Services at Aetna

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3:00 PM – 4:00 PM THE FIVE BIGGEST HEALTHCARE CYBERSECURITY THREATS AND WAYS TO COMBAT THEMPeter Arrant, JD LMG Security

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4:00 PM – 5:00 PM THE PAST, PRESENT & POTENTIAL OF STATE HEALTH IT ROADMAPSLaura Kolkman, RN, MS, FHIMSS President of Mosaica Partners

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Tuesday, May 21st

8:00 AM – 9:00 AM EXPANDING THE POSSIBILITIES OF POPULATION HEALTHMatt Homan MD Utah Health Information Network (UHIN

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9:00 AM – 10:30 AM BIG SKY CARE CONNECT HIE PANEL 1.5

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES THAT TRANSFORM THE HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATION IN A PATIENT CENTERED WORLDBill Hughes MHA Sutherland Healthcare

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1:00 PM – 2:00 PM LEADING CHANGERandy Thompson MD Billings Clinic

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Total Continuing Education hours earned for this program (max. = 10.5)

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8TH ANNUALSPRING CONFERENCE

& TRADESHOW SCHEDULE

May 2019

20MONDAY

montana.himsschapter.org

7:00 AM – 8:15 AM

8:15 AM – 8:30 AM

9:30 AM – 10:00 AM

10:00 AM – 11:00 AM

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

REGISTRATION

INTRODUCTIONS

BREAK WITH VENDORS

FINDING EXTERNAL FUNDING FOR INNOVATIVE PROJECTS

1:30 PM – 2:30 PM CONSUMER TECHNOLOGY: AETNA’S APPLE PARTNERSHIP WILL GET YOU MOVING

2:30 PM – 3:00 PM BREAK WITH VENDORS

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM

MT HIMSS MEMBERSHIP MEETING & LUNCH

8:30 AM – 9:30 AM THE POWER OF VOICE INTERFACES FOR PATIENT CAREAnne WeilerCEO and Co-founderWellpepper

SECURING IoT – ESSENTIAL STEPS IN ENSURING PATIENT SAFETYFred Langston, CISSP, CCSKExecutive VP of Professional Services CI Security

Dianna Linder, MPA, FACHEDirector of Grants and Program DevelopmentBillings Clinic

Ben Wanamaker, MBAHead of Consumer Technology and ServicesAetna

THE FIVE BIGGEST HEALTHCARE CYBERSECURITY THREATS AND WAYS TO COMBAT THEMPeter Arant, JDSecurity & Privacy ConsultantLMG Security

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BIG SKY CARE CONNECT HIE PANEL

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES THAT TRANSFORM THE HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATION IN A PATIENT CENTERED WORLD

1:00 PM – 2:00 PM LEADING CHANGE

LUNCH

EXPANDING THE POSSIBILITIES OF POPULATION HEALTHMatt Ho�man, M.D., CMIOUtah Health Information Network (UHIN)

BREAK WITH VENDORS

Bill Hughes, MHAAssociate Vice President of Digital PortfolioSutherland Healthcare

Randy Thompson, M.D., CMIOBillings Clinic

4:00 PM – 5:00 PM THE PAST, PRESENT & POTENTIAL OF STATE HEALTH IT ROADMAPS

5:00 PM – 7:30 PM RECEPTION

Laura Kolkman, RN, MS, FHIMSSPresidentMosaica Partners

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8TH ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE & TRADESHOWTRANSFORMING HEALTH

HILTON GARDEN INN : MISSOULA

THE POWER OF VOICE INTERFACES FOR PATIENT CAREThe key to great patient engagement and an effective digital strategy is meeting patients where they are and interacting them using the technologies they want to use. New AI-based consumer voice technologies are emerging as convenient, empathetic, and natural interfaces to engage patients in managing their health. This session uses examples from a voice and mobile solution designed to help people with Type II diabetes self-manage. Session participants will learn considerations for designing voice interfaces for specific “health tasks” and when to use “voice first”, when do consider other modalities, and potential pitfalls of voice. Patient feedback and real-world use cases will be included to deliver the concepts of good voice design, what is possible today, and where patient-facing voice technologies will take us in the future.

SECURING IoT – ESSENTIAL STEPS IN ENSURING PATIENT SAFETYYou’ve heard that medical IoT has a lot of security flaws that can expose life-sustaining devices to threats in the network, but do you know what to do about it? Determine your own risks and what you can do to protect yourself from the insecurity of the Internet of Things.

IoT has transformed healthcare in a significant way and is a game-changer for providers who embrace next-generation technology. Technologies that track patient data, improve healthcare operations, and provide remote and mobile patient monitoring help reduce costs and improve delivery of patient care. The variety and novelty of these devices introduces a range of cybersecurity concerns related to the Confidentiality-Integrity and Availability (CIA) triad that underpins HIPAA compliance, patient data protection, and over-all information security.

There are steps you can take, both before your medical devices get hacked and after it happens. Learn how to detect intruders and expel them quickly so that you can maintain your security posture and quality of patient care.

PRESENTING SPONSOR: RECEPTION SPONSORS: BREAK SPONSORS:

Anne WeilerCEO and co-founder of WellpepperAnne Weiler is CEO and co-founder of Wellpepper, a clinically-validated and award-winning platform for interactive treatment plans delivered through mobile, web, and voice experiences. Wellpepper is the winner of the Alexa Diabetes Challenge. Anne previously held global product management roles at Microsoft, in new product development and emerging markets. She spent 3 years at Microsoft Russia leading the $300M Information Worker Business. Anne joined Microsoft in 2001 with the acquisition of Canadian web content management company, Ncompass Labs.

Fred Langston CISSP, CCSKExecutive VP of Professional Services for CI SecurityFred Langston CISSP, CCSK, a founder of CI Security, has long been at the forefront of information security. He has over 25 years of professional information security experience working for hundreds of clients on projects to create effective strategies, enterprise security and data protection programs and governance models. This includes constructing a set of effective, proven business and security processes that are in use at hundreds of companies today. Mr. Langston participated in the working group that drafted the proposed HIPAA security rule, has led the security sessions at HIMSS, was formerly on the HITRUST Alternate Controls Committee and was in the working group that created SIG and the AUP for the Banking IT Security (BITS) Forum, Financial Institutions Shared Assessments Program (FISAP).

He founded CI Security because he wanted to build a better kind of company, one that addresses the current security needs of CI Security’s clients. Fred’s team of consultants provide a full portfolio of security services including design, assessment and technical testing. And, CI Security’s Security Operations Center provides 24/7 threat monitoring, detection, and response (MDR).

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8TH ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE & TRADESHOW TRANSFORMING HEALTH

HILTON GARDEN INN : MISSOULA

TRADESHOW VENDORS:

FINDING EXTERNAL FUNDING FOR INNOVATIVE PROJECTSDo you have a great program idea that needs start-up funding? This presentation will share tools and strategies for fi nding potential funders for your innovative IT projects and discuss the elements of a strong proposal including budget development, setting and describing outcomes and timeline, and project reporting after the award.

CONSUMER TECHNOLOGY: AETNA’S APPLE PARTNERSHIP WILL GET YOU MOVINGAttendees will enjoy a global perspective from the executive leading one of the industry’s more novel alignments. Learn howwearables and claims data can be used to reimagine the insurance and wellbeing experience for individuals; the application of consumer marketing techniques used by Apple in the health plan market; the impact of wearable device and smart phone gamifi cation upon behav-ioral activation; and causality and correlation between physical activity and health outcomes.

Dianna Linder, MPA, FACHEDirector of Grants and Program Development at Billings ClinicAs Director of Grants at Billings Clinic, Dianna writes grants and supervises the work of contract grant writers and grant management staff , provides support for others across the organization writing funding proposals of all types, and works with physicians and employees in program planning, budgeting and implementation. Prior to joining Billings Clinic, Dianna was the Dean of Distance Learning at Rocky Mountain College in Billings. Dianna holds Bachelor of Arts degrees in Economics and Asian Studies from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri and a Master of Public Administration from the University of Colorado at Denver. Dianna serves on the Board of Directors of the MT Chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE).

Ben WanamakerHead of Consumer Technology and Services at AetnaBen leads the Consumer Tech and Services business at Aetna, including responsibility for Aetna’s partnership with Apple. Prior to Aetna Ben worked at Walmart where he co-founded and successfully launched a start-up business (Walmart Care Clinic) as well as joint ventures with McKesson and Quest Diagnostics. He also led strategic planning and business development initiatives for Walmart’s corporate, health and wellness, and eCommerce divisions. Prior to joining Walmart, Ben led the healthcare practice at the Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation.

Ben previously worked in strategy and corporate development roles at Covidien, a global medical technology company. He began his career as a consultant with PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Strategy and Operations Consulting practice with a primary focus on buy-side M&A advisory work with clients in a variety of industries.

Ben earned a BS in Management from Brigham Young University and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

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8TH ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE & TRADESHOWTRANSFORMING HEALTH

HILTON GARDEN INN : MISSOULA

THE FIVE BIGGEST HEALTHCARE CYBERSECURITY THREATS—AND PRACTICAL WAYS TO COMBAT THEMPer the Cybersecurity Act of 2015 (CSA), a Task Group was formed to tackle cybersecurity threats facing healthcare. The Task Group, consisting of individuals from the public and private sector, recently issued its written guidance. Join Peter Arant, a Security Consultant at LMG Security, as he walks you through the five biggest healthcare cybersecurity threats. He’ll also provide attendees with several practical and actionable tips to combat these threats.

EXPANDING THE POSSIBILITIES OF POPULATION HEALTHAn examination of new opportunities for population health based on increasing diverse and atypical data sources contributing information to a Health Information Exchange (HIE). Dr. Matt Hoffman, CMIO of UHIN, will describe how new initiatives such as those addressing falls prevention and newborn screenings, as well as innovative connections to Controlled Substance Databases are leading this expansion.

THE PAST, PRESENT & POTENTIAL OF STATE HEALTH IT ROADMAPS The presentation describes the reasons for State(wide) Health IT Roadmaps through the lens of previous and current efforts as well as how State Health IT Roadmaps provide a direction for the future. It will cover the key components and attributes of successful Health IT Roadmaps and will provide an example of a state that is successfully implementing its State Health IT Roadmap. The benefits and attri-butes of a successful State Health IT Roadmap will be discussed as well as ideas for how to help your state develop a successful State Health IT Roadmap.

Peter Arant, JDSecurity & Privacy Consultant at LMG SecurityPeter Arant is a Security and Privacy Consultant with LMG Security and holds his J.D. from the University of Montana School of law. He specializes in conducting risk assessments, policy and procedure development, cyber insurance policy review, HIPAA compliance, GDPR compliance, and other compliance services. Prior to joining LMG, Peter managed his own law practice, helping clients with regulatory compliance, technology, privacy and security. While not working, Peter enjoys spending time with his wife and their three young daughters.

Matt Hoffman, M.D.CMIO of UHINDr. Matt Hoffman is Chief Medical Informatics Officers at UHIN in Salt Lake City. He supervises all products associated with UHIN’s clinical health information exchange, the CHIE, including the data warehouse, population health, MPI, Direct secure messaging, ADT notifications, analytics and business intelligence. He earned a Bachelor of Science in finance from Brigham Young University, and a Medical Doctorate from the University of Utah, while simultaneously completing a Master’s in Biomedical Informatics.

Laura Kolkman, RN, MS, FHIMSSPresident, Mosaica Partners, LLCLaura Kolkman is President of Mosaica Partners. She is a Registered Nurse who also holds a Master’s Degree in Computer science. She has in-depth experience and understanding of the issues surrounding health information strategy and has developed State Health IT Roadmaps for several states.

She brings over two decades of international experience in the fields of Health Care, Information Technology, and Management Consulting. Executive and management roles in large global companies honed her experience.

Ms. Kolkman is the co-author of the HIMSS 2011 Book of the Year, “The Health Information Exchange Formation Guide”. She is a HIMSS Fellow and was the Chair of the Health Information Management and Systems Society (HIMSS) Health Information Exchange (HIE) Steering Committee

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8TH ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE & TRADESHOW TRANSFORMING HEALTH

HILTON GARDEN INN : MISSOULA

Jonathan S. Griffi n, MDChief Medical Innovation Offi cer at St. Peter’s HealthDr. Griffi n received his doctorate and masters of health administration from the University of Washington and completed residency at the Family Medicine of Residency of Idaho Rural Training Program. He has been practicing medicine for nine years in addition to serving on both hospital system and health insurance plan leadership teams. He was a physician champion for Montana’s fi rst HIE, HealthShare Montana, and has helped spearhead eff orts to re-establish a statewide HIE since March 2015. Dr. Griffi n currently maintains a private practice, he serves as medical director of innovation and technology at St. Peter’s Health, he is medical director of fi ve skilled nursing facilities, and serves as President of the Montana Medical Association.

BIG SKY CARE CONNECT: ROADMAP TO A STATE-WIDE HIEBig Sky Care Connect board members will lead the conversation to explore the new Montana HIE. HealthTech Solutions consultants — George Beckett and Julie Schwab — will provide additional insights and project updates.

Deb AndersonHealth Information Technology/Quality Improvement Consultant at Mountain-Pacifi c Quality HealthWith 18 years health information technology (HIT) and over 30 years of general IT experience, Deb Is passionate about the use of technology to help transform heath. She currently consults on the CMS Quality Payment Programs, leveraging technology and data to improve effi ciency and health outcomes. Her current areas of expertise include health equity, person and family engagement, chronic disease prevention and management. Deb serves on committees for health information exchange (HIE) eff orts in both Wyoming and Montana as well as working to promote and expand telehealth adoption with the Wyoming Telehealth Consortium. She serves on the board of MT HIMSS as the chapter president, the Wyoming Frontier Information (WYFI) Executive Board, the Big Sky Care Connect (BSCC of MT) Executive Board and was part of the MT Tech Industry Advisory Board for the Health Care Informatics program.

Mark HinmanSystem Director IT Operations at SCL HealthMark is currently the System Director of IT Operations at SCL Health System, a faith-based 2.6 billion dollar Health System. Mark began his career in the Biomedical Engineering fi eld and has held a wide variety of leadership positions across his 20-year career to include IT, Biomedical Engineering, Facilities Support, Public Safety, and Emergency Preparedness.

Julie SchwabConsultant with Big Sky Care ConnectJulie is a seasoned healthcare consultant within the population health management network. She has more than 32 years of experience working in private, nonprofi t, Medicaid, hospital and ambulatory healthcare settings. She has a proven record in management, development, and application of innovative strategies for population health management, needs and readiness assessments, physician practice, quality improvement, accreditation and certifi cation processes, oversight and monitoring for eff ectiveness of programs.

George BeckettConsultant with Big Sky Care ConnectGeorge is a former IT executive with 36+ years of experience in IT systems, strategic planning, personnel, and business administration. He was the Health IT Coordinator for the state of Tennessee for six years and has extensive hands-on experience in managing and consulting in the healthcare industry. George possesses a unique prospective having been in both the public and private sector, he understands working with and for government, non-profi t, and private sector clients to achieve their visions and goals.

Michael J Vlases, MD FACPPhysician System Director for Primary Care at Bozeman HealthMichael Vlases, MD, FACP, became Physician System Director for Primary Care at Bozeman Health in 2018 with the goal to transform primary care delivery in the Gallatin Valley and Southwest Montana. Dr Vlases is also Chief Medical Information Offi cer for Bozeman Health, acting as the principal physician advisor for technologies related to clinical information, ranging from electronic records and data analytics to telehealth. He is a member of the E1997 WWAMI class, and completed his residency in internal medicine at Providence Portland Medical Center in Portland, Oregon in 2004.

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8TH ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE & TRADESHOWTRANSFORMING HEALTH

HILTON GARDEN INN : MISSOULA

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES THAT TRANSFORMING THE HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATION IN A PATIENT CENTERED WORLDPresentation of what digital technologies healthcare organizations are currently and emerging technologies to address a personalized approach to healthcare in the business office. Topics covered include RPA in the business office, analytics and business decision support to maximize collections, creating a 360 business office view. Emerging technologies including Omnichanel and Avatars.

LEADING CHANGE IN THE ORGANIZATION WHAT DATA AND ANALYTICS LEADERS MUST MASTER TO BE SUCCESSFULMy story is about becoming a Healthcare Data Scientist and leader of excellence. The presentation will describe the need for superior leadership and strategic alignment in pursuit of driving meaningful change based on data and analytics. Topics will include what goes into mastering data excellence, analytics excellence and leadership excellence. The four data and analytics competencies that must be mastered – collecting and connecting data, analyzing data, and then applying the insights learned.

Bill Hughes, MHAAssociate Vice President of Digital Portfolio at Sutherland HealthcareBill’s background includes an over twenty-year background in senior healthcare IT product leadership roles working for companies such as IDX, GE Healthcare, Caradigm, and MCG. Bill has routinely focused on the fusion of market research, customer feedback, development frameworks, and emerging technologies to focus on solutions that meet customer’s current and emerging requirements.

Bill was awarded the GE ‘Genius of Invention’ award for his long list of innovations and has co-authored two patents (one on data visualization and one on personalized decision support).

Currently, Bill is the Associate Vice President at Sutherland Global where he is managing Sutherland’s healthcare digital assets focusing on solutions to support healthcare organizations in their journey for business process transformation. Recent projects have included digital efforts around Robotic Process Automation (RPA), analytics driven personalization, self-service ecosystems, and creating a 360-patient dashboard for a unified customer experience effort.

Randy Thompson, MDChief Medical Information Officer at Billings ClinicRandy is an Emergency Physician by training and is employed as the Chief Medical Information Officer at Billings Clinic. He is enrolled in the MSDS (Masters of Science in Data Science) program at Northwestern University, working toward a Master of Science degree. He earned his Doctor of Medicine degree at University of Illinois College of Medicine and his Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science at Bradley University.

Randy is passionate about developing the people, processes, data and technologies that allow healthcare organizations to use all levels of analytics (descriptive, diagnostic, predictive and prescriptive) for situational and operational awareness, to drive outcome improvements and to allow them to achieve their strategic objectives. His career interests include healthcare analytics, optimizing the clinician experience with our information and technology systems, clinical decision support, and clinician well being.

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Board Members:Deb Anderson, PresidentCharie Faught, SecretaryJames Cox, TreasurerToni Wood, Past President/ Communications ChairByron Mecham, Membership Chair Chris Deiner-Karr, Programs Chair Eric Tate, Sponsorship Chair / HIE Liaison

Linda Cramer, Education Chair Sandip Ray, Web ChairCindra Stahl, Member at large – Advocacy Christine Kowalski, Member at largeRuth Jo Friess, Member at large Sharon Phelps, Member at large Adam Price, Member at large