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5th Annual Georgia Healthcare Trade Faire & Regional Conference
sponsored by HIMSS Georgia Chapter
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in partnership with:. |
Georgia
Hospital Association
Georgia Chapter HFMA &
Georgia Association of Healthcare Executives (GAHE)
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Westin Peachtree, Atlanta - 7,8,9th Floors
210 Peachtree Street NE - Atlanta, Georgia
Situated in heart of downtown Atlanta
Thursday, September 30th, 2010 - 7:15am-4:00pm |
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7:15am-8:00am
Exhibits Open
8th Floor (Optional) |
Buffet Breakfast & network with other attendees and exhibiting company staffs
(sample menu) |
8:00am-8:05am
Exhibits Closed
8th Floor |
| Welcome & Morning Event Keynote Speaker Introductions |
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Rob Aaron
President, GA HIMSS |
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8:05am-9:05am
Exhibits Closed
8th Floor |
| Morning Event Keynote Presentation |
Topic: Georgia Hospital & Health System CIO Roundtable Discussion |
| Discussion Moderator: |
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Rob Aaron
President, GAHIMSS
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| Discussion Panelists: |
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Patty Lavely - Sr. VP & CIO
Memorial University Medical Center
Savannah, GA |
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Ron Strachan - SVP & CIO
Wellstar Health System
Marietta, GA |
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Dee Cantrell - RN & CIO
Emory Healthcare
Atlanta, GA |
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Jesse Diaz - VP & CIO
Phoebe Putney Health System
Albany, GA |
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Marc Pasquale - VP & CIO
Piedmont Healthcare
Atlanta, GA |
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| Discussion topics: Being determined. Please check back soon. |
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9:05am-9:50am
Exhibits Open
8th Floor |
Break & network with other attendees and exhibiting company staffs (refreshments available) |
9:50am–10:35am
Exhibits Open
8th Floor (Optional)
Presentations
Floor 7 & 9
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Morning Conference Panelist Discussion Tracks & Presentations
*note: Some panel discussions and/or discussion topics may change or be substituted for another.
Augusta Room 1 (7th Floor - 100 classroom style seating set-up)
Georgia Hospitals/Health Systems/Medical Clinics -
HIE Executive Roundtable Discussion - CIO Perspectives |
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| Discussion Moderator: |
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Pam Matthews, Sr. - Director, Regional Affairs
HIMSS,
Blue Ridge GA |
| Discussion Panelists: |
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Patty Lavely - Sr. VP & CIO
Memorial University Medical Center
Savannah, GA |
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Dee Cantrell - RN & CIO
Emory Healthcare
Atlanta, GA |
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Ron Strachan - SVP & CIO
Wellstar Health System
Marietta, GA |
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Praveen Chopra - CIO
Children's Hospital of Atlanta
Atlanta, GA |
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Marc Pasquale - VP & CIO
Piedmont Healthcare
Atlanta, GA |
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| Discussion topics: Being determined. Please check back soon. |
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Augusta Room 2 (7th Floor - 53 classroom style seating set-up)
A Capitol Hill Perspective on the State of Healthcare, Health IT and our
Nation’s Health Transformation |
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Justin Barnes - Chairman of the HIMSS Electronic Health Record
(EHR) Association
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Wayne Oliver
Gingrich Group /
Center for Health Transformation |
Overview:
- Capitol Hill overview of the latest developments on the state of healthcare and health IT
- Overview of what is on the legislative and regulatory horizon for healthcare and health IT
- A perspective of what all this means here in Georgia as well as to Georgia-based healthcare providers
- An overview of new healthcare payment models including Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs)
- Towards the end of the presentation will be some time and a chance for audience questions and answers
- Additional presentation information will be added closer to event time check back periodically
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Augusta Room 3 (7th Floor - 63 classroom style seating set-up)
Georgia Hospitals/Health Systems/Medical Clinics -
CFO Executive Roundtable Discussion |
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| Discussion Moderator: |
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Glenn Pearson
Executive Vice President
Georgia Hospital Association |
| Discussion Panelists: |
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Paul R. Perrotti, CPA
Senior Vice President/Chief Financial Officer
West Georgia Health |
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Martin L. Gutkin, MBA
VP of Finance & CFO
Kennestone Hospital |
Key Discussion Points:
- Technology ROI - concerns that the proposed definition of meaningful use will make it difficult for many providers to qualify for financial incentives and avoid penalties.
- Thoughts on optimizing an EHR investment. The role of technology in a high-performing revenue cycle & strategies for a High-Performance Revenue Cycle
- Physician requests for new technology: Evaluation committee roles is assisting in being well informed and deciding whether to approve
- HIPAA 5010: thoughts on preparing staff, processes, and systems for a successful conversion to HIPAA 5010.
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Presenter Company: Redwood Software
Peachtree Room G (9th Floor - 40 classroom style seating capacity) |
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| Presentation Topic: Managing the Business Behind the Medicine (Part 1) with better report management and distribution |
| Overview: Redwood Software’s enterprise report management and electronic distribution solutions provide a practical approach for managing document-centric information for healthcare organizations. Whether clinical or operational in nature, Report2Web for Healthcare serves as a constant, secure repository of information in an environment of ever changing best-of-breed applications. Bridging the gap between disparate systems, hospital employees, providers and payers can easily access the information they need at a moment’s notice while the organization is protected with multi-layer security and extensive audit controls. Report2Web for Healthcare lets you make decisions based on business requirements rather than today’s technology limitations, securely and easily automating operational and clinical report processes from all of your systems—today and into the future. |
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Presenter Company: QlikTech Inc
Peachtree Room H (9th Floor - 40 classroom style seating capacity) |
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| Presentation Topic: QlikView for Heathcare: Improve the Quality, Safety and Cost of Healthcare Delivery |
Overview: Healthcare providers operate with highly specialized business processes. Rising costs, aging populations and changing regulatory demands require flexible analysis to respond to the issues confronting your unique operational environment. With QlikView, a powerful and accessible business intelligence solution, customers such as Children’s Healthcare Services, NHS and TheDaCare have:
- Made faster, better business and clinical decisions
- Shortened discovery-to-commercialization product cycles
- Improved physician feedback to manufacturers
- Reduced the time and cost of regulatory compliance
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| Discover why more than 500 healthcare providers spanning hospitals, nursing and residential care facilities, and ambulatory services worldwide have turned to QlikView to overcome information challenges and improve performance. |
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10:35am-11:00am
Exhibits Open
8th Floor |
Break & network with other attendees and exhibiting company staffs (refreshments available) |
11:00am-11:45am
Exhibits Open
8th Floor (Optional)
Presentations
Floor 7 & 9
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Morning Event Sponsor Conference Presentations
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Presenter Company: Microsoft Corporation
Augusta Room 1 (7th Floor - 100 classroom style seating set-up) |
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| Presentation Topic: Cloud Computing in Healthcare – Including the Microsoft Business Productivity Online Standard Suite (BPOS) and the deskless worker |
| Overview: Being determined. Please check back soon. |
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Presenter Company: Alcatel-Lucent
Augusta Room 2 (7th Floor - 53 classroom style seating set-up) |
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| Presentation Topic: Connected Hospital |
| Overview: Being connected to crucial clinical information, colleagues, hospital staff, patients and their families is a pre-requisites for best in class care. But there is an impending connectivity crisis that can be avoided if attention is paid to a few connectivity pillars. This session will address the areas to focus on in order to best avoid an impending connectivity crisis. |
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Presenter Company: IBM
Augusta Room 3 (7th Floor - 63 classroom style seating set-up) |
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| Presentation Topic: Care Collaboration Technology for Meaningful Use and Financial Returns |
| Overview: Care collaboration is the important theme for Meaningful Use metrics. The exchange of clinical information needs to occur between providers and patients that typically cross organizational boundaries and IT systems. In addition, as provider organizations need to grow referrals to address financial challenges caused by the market competition and payers, care collaboration is critical to building a solid network and to ensure long term success. In this presentation, Dr. Li will describe how IBM and Carefx use advanced care collaboration technology and work with a large safety net hospital to build a stronger referral network and deliver advanced care management solutions. |
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Presenter Company: InfoLogix, Inc.
Peachtree Room G (9th Floor - 40 classroom style seating capacity) |
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| Presentation Topic: Bringing the EMR and Mobility Together to Meet Meaningful Use |
| Overview: With 1,500 hospital clients across North America, experts from InfoLogix and HIA come together to discuss "lessons learned" from their major mobility and EMR implementations over the last decade, and how to evaluate and integrate the latest Point of Care technology to extend these EMR capabilities directly to the patient's bedside. |
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Presenter Companies:
Logicalis Inc. / TeraMedica
Peachtree Room H
(9th Floor - 40 classroom style
seating capacity) |
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| Presentation Topic: Managing, Storing, Sharing Medical Images for Quality Care |
| Overview: To save lives and reduce the risks/costs of ordering duplicate tests, clinical images need to be readily available to the Electronic Health Record, and easily shared between providers and with health information exchanges. The costs of storing, securing and managing digital image data is staggering and growing rapidly. Industry estimates this data is being created at a rate of 60GB per bed per year. Because of the difficulty of clinical storage management and the potential use for future research, in most cases, retention is “forever”. A vendor neutral, PACS neutral, Enterprise Image Management Archive can address these issues. Logicalis/TeraMedica |
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11:45am-12:50pm
Exhibits Open
8th Floor |
Luncheon Buffet & network with other attendees and exhibiting company staffs
(sample menu) |
12:50pm-12:55pm
Exhibits Closed
8th Floor |
| Afternoon Announcements & Event Keynote Speaker Introductions |
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Rob Aaron
President, GA HIMSS |
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12:55pm-1:45pm
Exhibits Closed
8th Floor |
| Afternoon Event Keynote Presentation |
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Michael Young - CEO
Grady Health System
Atlanta, GA |
Topic: HITECH and Health Reform: How Grady Health System is moving
from Meaningful Use to Innovation |
Overview: To the residents of Georgia, the turnaround of Grady Health System’s viability under the leadership of CEO Michael Young is nothing short of miraculous. In just a few short years, he has guided the restructuring of the health system and use of state-of-the-art clinical and information technologies which has resulted in a positive impact on both the bottom line and in care quality. The HITECH act and Health Reform legislation has provided Young with yet further impetus to not only leverage Meaningful Use for system-wide improvement, but to leapfrog to true innovation. In this session, Young will highlight Grady’s current initiatives in quality, staffing and information usability; and offer his perspective on future care delivery models, such as Accountable Care Organizations.
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1:45pm-2:05pm
Exhibits Open
8th Floor |
Breaktime to network with staffs from 41 exhibitors/sponsors, and other event
attendee peers in attendance (refreshments available) |
2:05pm–2:50pm
Exhibits Open
8th Floor (Optional)
Presentations
Floor 7 & 9
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Afternoon Event Sponsor Conference Presentations
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Presenter Company: Microsoft Corporation
Augusta Room 1 (7th Floor - 100 classroom style seating set-up) |
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| Presentation Topic: Health Care Reform: Transforming challenges into opportunities |
| Overview: In March 2010, President Obama signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), which represented the largest change to America’s healthcare system since the creation of Medicare and Medicaid. While there are many impacts on healthcare providers contained in the legislation, these three areas present the most financial risk and require significant process innovation to accomplish legislative requirements: Delivery System Reforms; Quality, Disparities, and Comparative Effectiveness; and Regulatory Oversight and Program Integrity. This presentation will detail the specific provider requirements and risks under PPACA, the solutions that Microsoft and our partners have developed to address these challenges and examples of customers who have used these technologies to make significant clinical and financial progress. |
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Presenter Companies: Alcatel-Lucent
Augusta Room 2 (7th Floor - 53 classroom style seating set-up) |
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| Presentation Topic: Sensor Networking & Impending Connectivity Crisis |
| Overview: Sensor networking enables timely acquisitions of key information on a patient’s condition as well as distribution of this information to key clinical staff members to provide improved care for the patients. However, the explosion of sensors in Hospitals as well as homes is leading to tremendous demands on new connectivity and performance of data networks and can completely swamp today’s network deployments. New approaches needed and will be discussed and addressed during this session. |
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Presenter Company: IBM
Augusta Room 3 (7th Floor - 63 classroom style seating set-up) |
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| Presentation Topic: Promoting Interoperability with Registry Technologies |
Overview: Medicaid and Medicare cost are escalating. State tax revenues are declining. And, while no silver bullet for long term sustainability exists, stimulus funding from both the ONC and CMS are motivating states to adopt health information exchange (HIE). 50 states can mean 50 approaches, but common challenges will lead to common solutions. In all states there are common denominators - the client, the provider, the patient. Registry technologies create a unified view of a person, whether as a patient, a Medicaid beneficiary or a provider, across disparate source systems to enable effective information sharing including results routing, secure messaging, user authentication, benefits coordination and fraud detection. This presentation will discuss the important roles that registry technologies and record locator services play in HIE, especially in light of ONC requirements to effectively share data with state agencies, with neighboring states and with federal agencies. Attendees will learn how registry technologies, both patient and provider, enhance an HIE’s ability to:
1. Govern data through reconciling data from disparate source systems ranging from providers to payers to state or federal agencies
2. Allow multiple stakeholders to take advantage of accurate, trustworthy data
3. Recognize patterns that may point to fraud being enacted by patients or providers
4. Implement meaningful message routing, as well as authentication and security measures
5. Connect with State Medicaid agencies to improve benefits coordination. |
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Presenter Companies: InfoLogix, Inc.
Peachtree Room G (9th Floor - 40 classroom style seating capacity) |
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| Presentation Topic: Bringing the EMR and Mobility Together to Meet Meaningful Use |
| Overview: With 1,500 hospital clients across North America, experts from InfoLogix and HIA come together to discuss "lessons learned" from their major mobility and EMR implementations over the last decade, and how to evaluate and integrate the latest Point of Care technology to extend these EMR capabilities directly to the patient's bedside. |
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Presenter Companies:
Logicalis Inc. / TeraMedica
Peachtree Room H
(9th Floor - 40 classroom style
seating capacity) |
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| Presentation Topic: Managing, Storing, Sharing Medical Images for Quality Care |
| Overview: To save lives and reduce the risks/costs of ordering duplicate tests, clinical images need to be readily available to the Electronic Health Record, and easily shared between providers and with health information exchanges. The costs of storing, securing and managing digital image data is staggering and growing rapidly. Industry estimates this data is being created at a rate of 60GB per bed per year. Because of the difficulty of clinical storage management and the potential use for future research, in most cases, retention is “forever”. A vendor neutral, PACS neutral, Enterprise Image Management Archive can address these issues. Logicalis/TeraMedica |
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2:50pm-3:15pm
Exhibits Open
8th Floor |
Breaktime to network with staffs from 41 exhibitors/sponsors, and other event
attendee peers in attendance (refreshments available) |
3:15pm–4:00pm
Exhibits Open
8th Floor (Optional)
Presentations
Floor 7 & 9 |
Afternoon Conference Panelist Discussion Tracks & Presentations
*note: Some panel discussions and/or discussion topics may change or be substituted for another.
Augusta Room 1 (7th Floor - 100 classroom style seating set-up)
Georgia Hospitals/Health Systems/Medical Clinics -
HIE Executive Roundtable Discussion - The Clinical Perspective |
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| Discussion Moderator: |
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Ginny Meadows - RN & GAHIMSS
Board of Directors member |
| Discussion Panelists: |
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Bruce H. Taffel, MD
Vice President, Chief Medical Officer
Shared Health |
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Dr. Denise Hines - President-Elect, GAHIMSS
& co-chairman, Governance Committee for
State of Georgia's HIE efforts |
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Jon Morris, MD, FACEP, MBA
Chief Medical Information Officer
WellStar Health Systems |
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| *(additional panelist information to be posted soon, check back soon) |
| Discussion topics: Being determined. Please check back soon. |
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Augusta Room 2 (7th Floor - 53 classroom style seating set-up)
The State of EHR Meaningful Use, Standards & Interoperability and
Privacy & Security - Fall 2010 |
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Justin Barnes - Chairman of the HIMSS Electronic Health Record
(EHR) Association
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Wayne Oliver
Gingrich Group /
Center for Health Transformation |
Overview:
- Overview of EHR Meaningful Use Final Rule and key measurement criteria
- Update on the evolution of EHR Meaningful Use across the country as well as in our community
- Overview of new health IT Standards & Interoperability policies and criteria
- Overview of privacy & security policies including new HIPAA and breach notification rules
- Towards the end of the presentation will be some time and a chance for audience questions and answers
- Additional presentation information will be added closer to event time........check back periodically
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Augusta Room 3 (7th Floor - 63 classroom style seating capacity)
Community Solutions in Health IT |
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Paula D. Reynolds, MD, MPH
Executive Director, Chatham County Safety Net Planning Council
Savannah, GA
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Diane Z. Weems, MD
Chief Medical Officer
Coast Health District/Chatham County Health Department
Savannah, GA |
Overview: One Georgia community’s approach to managing its large volume of health care to the uninsured/underinsured with health information technology as its foundation.
Leadership of the Chatham County Safety Net Planning Council will present their path to development and implementation of ChathamHealthLink, a functioning HIE with safety net providers as the pilot participants. |
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Presenter Companies: Redwood Software
Peachtree Room G (9th Floor - 40 classroom style seating capacity) |
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| Presentation Topic: Managing the Business Behind the Medicine (Part 2) with automated GL account reconciliation and report validation |
Overview: Managing the Business Behind the Medicine (Part 2) With automated GL account reconciliation and report validation Hospital financial personnel spend countless hours manually performing GL account reconciliations during and after the period-end close. In addition, clinical employees tediously scan reports to validate lab results, ensure appropriate medication dispensation and other time-sensitive tasks. Now, with Redwood Report Validation and Account Reconciliation, you can save time and money while eliminating errors by automating these reconciliation tasks.
- Data capture and validation: Extract output from any enterprise application and compare values based on defined business rules.
- Excel integration: Populate and compare data within Excel templates.
- Status and exception reporting: Create exception reports for analysis of results and alert users to reconciliation status.
- Approval process: Support compliance requirements by tracking approvals and roles.
- Report archiving: Store and access reconciled financial reports in a centralized repository based on corporate data retention periods.
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Presenter Company: QlikTech Inc
Peachtree Room H (9th Floor - 40 classroom style seating capacity) |
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| Presentation Topic: QlikView for Heathcare: Improve the Quality, Safety and Cost of Healthcare Delivery |
Overview: Healthcare providers operate with highly specialized business processes. Rising costs, aging populations and changing regulatory demands require flexible analysis to respond to the issues confronting your unique operational environment. With QlikView, a powerful and accessible business intelligence solution, customers such as Children’s Healthcare Services, NHS and TheDaCare have:
- Made faster, better business and clinical decisions
- Shortened discovery-to-commercialization product cycles
- Improved physician feedback to manufacturers
- Reduced the time and cost of regulatory compliance
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| Discover why more than 500 healthcare providers spanning hospitals, nursing and residential care facilities, and ambulatory services worldwide have turned to QlikView to overcome information challenges and improve performance. |
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4:00pm
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Event is over/concludes |
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