2011 Public Health Informatics Conference: Panels

Panels

Monday, August 22, 2011

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10:30 AM-12:00 PM

A1

A Public Health Framework for Leveraging EHR - A Case of Implementation At CDC/NCBDDD

A3

Formulating a Business Process Approach to Define Public Health Architecture

A4

Current Trends In Mobile Technology for Global Health

A5

Bridging the Research-Practice Gaps In Public Health Informatics Innovation

A6

Communities of Practice Updates

A7

An Update From Three Institutions Offering Certificate Programs In Public Health Informatics

A8

Syndromic Surveillance Data Exchange and Public Health Standards and Interoperability Processes

A9

Research and CDC’s Informatics R&D Lab: The Program Perspective

A11

CSTE and CDC Joint Electronic Laboratory Reporting Task Force - Collaboration to Advance ELR

1:30 PM-3:00 PM

B10

The Business Case for Public Health In HIT Standardization

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

C8

Improve Vocabulary Authoring Capability to Meet Public Health Needs

C9

Public Health Data Element Standardization and Distribution Strategy

C10

Standardizing Health Information Exchanges for Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI)

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

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10:30 AM-12:00 PM

D1

Standardizing Health Information Exchanges for Vital Records (VR)

D2

Master Person Index In Public Health Surveillance and Health Information Exchange

D3

The Lab Interoperability Cooperative (LIC): Engaging and Empowering Hospital Laboratories and Public Health Agencies In Electronic Laboratory Reporting (ELR) for Meaningful Use

D4

Real-World ELR Challenges & Solutions

D5

The Shared Services Public Health Informatics Model

D6

Informatics In the Lead: Advancing the Public Health Agenda In the e-Health Era

D7

How Local Health Departments Use Social Media: Public Health Agencies Discuss How They Connect with Their Communities

D11

Interoperability Harmonization within the Laboratory Messaging Community of Practice: ELR, PHLIP, and LRN LIMSi

1:30 PM-3:00 PM

E1

The Public Health Laboratory Interoperability Project (PHLIP): A Collaborative Effort In Electronic Data Exchange.

E2

The Next Step In Evolution - Using HL7 Clinical Document Architecture for Public Health Reporting

E5

ELR Process Steps - Laboratory, Local Health Department, State Health Department, CDC

E10

Working towards Health It Standards for Public Health Reporting: Report From the Public Health Laboratory Results Workgroup of the ONC S&I Framework

E11

Meaningful Public Health Informatics Workforce Development: Changing the Landscape Through Novel Partnerships

3:30 PM-5:00 PM

F2

Electronic Reporting – A Panel Discussion On Interaction Between Clinics, Public Health Laboratories, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Beyond

F3

Achievements of the Centers of Excellence In Public Health Informatics

F10

Meaningful Use Messaging & Vocabulary Standards:Licensing and Redistribution Challenges

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

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8:00 AM-9:30 AM

G1

ICD-10 CM Transition: Impact On Public Health and Implementation Guidance

G2

Collaboration Tools for Sharing Information Across Jurisdictional Boundaries

G3

Perspectives: Early Experiences of State Public Health Departments Responding to the Reportable Laboratory Result Objective of Meaningful Use

G4

Assessing the Critical Capacity of Local Health Departments In Support of State and National Health It Goals

G8

Meaningful Use Stage 1 ELR - Implementation Challenges and Tools

G10

The Public Health Interoperability Project (PHLIP) Vocabulary Harmonization Processes and Tools Reused for Laboratory Technical Interoperability Assistance for Public Health (LTIAPH)

10:00 AM-11:30 AM

H1

PHIN Certification: Harmonization with the Meaningful Use Standards and Interoperability Framework

H2

From RCMT to SRCA: The Building Blocks for Knowledgebase Development

H3

Meaningfully Advancing Public Health Syndromic Surveillance Together

H4

Public Health Vocabulary and Messaging: Opportunities, Challenges and Emerging Trends

H5

Evolution of Immunization Information Systems (IIS) Interoperability—Factors for Success

H8

Informatics Challenges and Opportunities for Childhood Obesity Research

1:00 PM-2:30 PM

I1

Business Process Analysis (BPA) for Public Health Systems Interoperability

I2

Multi-Stakeholder Collaborative Development, Usage and Maintenance of ELR Reportable Condition Mapping Table (RCMT)

I3

Interoperability and Public Health: Cancer Reporting From Anatomic Pathology Laboratory and Electronic Health Record Systems to Cancer Registries

I4

Extending HAN Beyond Emergency Response

I5

Microorganisms and Messaging: Perspectives On Naming Conventions and Vocabulary Standardization

I6

HIMSS Davies Public Health Awards: Lessons Learned In EHR Implementation In a Public Health Setting.