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Sunday, August 30, 2009

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3:00 PM-7:00 PM


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Monday, August 31, 2009

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8:30 AM-10:00 AM


PL1
People, Technology, and Informatics: What Is the Return On Investment?
Lynn Gibbs-Scharf, MPH

10:00 AM-7:00 PM


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10:30 AM-12:00 PM


A1
Transforming Public Health Partner Networks
S. Nicole Fehrenbach, MPP

A2
Building the Global Public Health Informatics Network
Raymond Aller, MD

A3
Exploring Interoperable Open Source Solutions for Public Health
Anna Grigoryan

A4
Geographic Information Systems for Public Health
Roland Gamache, PhD, MBA

A5
The Public Health Grid: What Is It, and Why Is It Important to Public Health Practice?
Sanjeeb Sapkota, MBBS, MPH

A6
Improving Reportable Disease Surveillance and Reporting Processes
Jeanne Tropper, MS, MPH

A7
Computer Demonstrations of Cross-Jurisdictional Collaborations
Austin Kreisler, BS

A8
Communication & Alerting Applications
Allison Connolly

1:30 PM-3:00 PM


B1
Synergies of Public Health & Biomedical Informatics, and Privacy Issues
Ruth Ann Jajosky, DMD, MPH

B2
Security Officer Wanted: Grid Technology
Russell Gann, MS

B3
EMR: Public Health Alerting Project & Demonstration
Nedra Y. Garrett, MS

B4
T3: Technologies, Tools, Techniques
Brett Trusko

B5
Data Sharing Across Jurisdictions
Janet Hamilton, MPH

B6
InfoLinks CoP: e-Health Strategic Plan
Bill Brand, MPH

B7
Data Standards & Data Sharing
Jannie Williams, MBA, PMP

B8
Mobile Technology: US & Developing Countries
Adam B. Arthur

B9
Federal Health Architecture
Valerie Rogers, MPH, Sr, Analyst

3:30 PM-5:00 PM


C1
Tools for Bringing about Change in Public Health Informatics
Claudia Vousden

C2
Developments in Disease Surveillance
Rita Altamore

C3
You’Ve Got All the Data, Now What?
Kimberly Wilson

C4
Floating On the Cloud: New Opportunities for Public Health Data Storage and Analysis
Claudia W. Brogan, M.S

C5
Informatics for Public Health Professionals at the Front Lines
Janise Richards

C6
Three Ways through Which You Can Meet PHIN Requirements
Joseph Lombardo, MS

C7
Health Information Exchanges and Public Health: Lessons From the Field
S. Nicole Fehrenbach, MPP

C8
Disease Surveillance and Event Detection in Low-Resource Settings
Richard J. Seagraves, BS

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

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8:30 AM-10:00 AM


PL2
Institutions Investing in Public Health Informatics
Valerie Rogers, MPH, Sr, Analyst

10:00 AM-3:30 PM


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10:30 AM-12:00 PM


D1
Standards and Messaging?
Rita Altamore

D2
Health Information Exchange Between Private Healthcare and Public Health: Two Demonstration Projects
Kimberly Wilson

D3
Accelerating Improvements in Country Health Information Systems
Angela Fix

D4
Improvements in Biosurveillance Using Grid Technology
Marshall Quinn

D5
Effectively Communicating the Value of Future Investments
Lourdes Martinez-Cox, MS

D6
Public Health Information Network in Action
Andrew Autry, PhD

D7
Development and Implementation of National Standards to Improve Public Health Case Reporting
Claudia Vousden

1:30 PM-3:00 PM


E1
Pulling It All Together: How to Convince Both Managers and Users of the Need to Develop Integrated Informatics Systems
Tonya Martin, MPH

E2
Informatics Systems for Pandemic Response
Walter Suarez, MD, MPH

E3
Practical Application of Public Health Informatics Systems in Low-Income Countries
Janise Richards, PhD, MPH, MS

E4
HL7 Can Be Used to Transmit All Kinds of Data, but Sometimes You Need Help Building the Message
Cecil O. Lynch, MD, MS

E5
Understanding and Applying the Nationwide Health Information Network (NHIN) Domestically and Globally
Jim Buehler, MD

E6
Using Social Networking and Virtual Collaboration to Yield Improved Public Health Outcomes
Jason Bonander, MA

E7
PHIN-MS: Current Applications and Its Open Source Future
Roland Gamache, PhD, MBA

E8
Community Collaboration in Laboratory Messaging: Data Access and Utilization Commonalities and Challenges Across Three National Public Health Informatics Workgroups
J.A. Magnuson

E9
Natural Language Processing and Surveillance Systems
Brett Trusko

3:30 PM-5:00 PM


F2
Environmental Public Health Tracking Network
Jim Buehler, MD

F3
Integrated Disease Surveillance Systems: Belize, Asia, WHO
Christopher Bailey

F4
Communication & Alerting: HAN Case Studies
Charles Magruder, MD, MPH

F5
PHIN VADS
Jerome Tokars, MD

F6
Mobile Technology & Global Public Health
Adam B. Arthur

F7
BioSense Next Generation
Barry Rhodes

F8
Informatics & Interoperability
Ramesh S. Krishnamurthy, PhD, MPH

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

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8:00 AM-9:30 AM


PL3
Public Health Informatics' Investment in Innovation
Lynn Gibbs-Scharf, MPH

8:00 AM-5:00 PM


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10:00 AM-11:30 AM


G1
EMR & Messaging
Roland Gamache, PhD, MBA

G2
Tools Used During the Recent H1N1 Outbreak
Jacqueline S. Coberly, MHS, PhD

G3
All That You Need for a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS)
Jason Bonander, MA

G4
The Role of Informatics in Cancer Research and Reporting
Lisa Williams, MPH

G5
Open Source Software for Geocoding and Disease Detection
Jannie Williams, MBA, PMP

G6
Cross-Jurisdictional Exchange of Health Information
Tonya Martin, MPH

G7
All about Integration: The Theory and Then the Practice
Claudia W. Brogan, M.S

G8
Standards and Data Sharing
Andrew Autry, PhD

1:30 PM-2:45 PM


H1
Electronic Laboratory Reporting & Surveillance Systems
Rita Altamore

H2
National Center for Public Health Informatics (NCPHI): Scientific Updates & Town Hall Session
Valerie Rogers, MPH, Sr, Analyst

H3
Compliance, Communication, Collaboration
Behnoosh Momin

H4
Service Oriented Architecture & Interoperability
Jennifer McGehee, MS, MA

H5
Training & Technology
Lisa Williams

H6
Utilization of Data
Charles Magruder, MD, MPH

H7
Environmental and Cagrid Computer Demonstrations
Walter Suarez, MD, MPH

H8
Past, Present and Future of PHIN Vocabulary & Messaging Community of Practice (VM CoP)
Kimberly Wilson

3:00 PM-4:30 PM


I1
Advancing E-Cancer Reporting and Registry Operations
Joseph Lombardo, MS

I2
“What Can the Public Health Grid Do for Me?”
Andres Espinosa Bode

I3
Integration of Infectious Disease Surveillance Among Military Health Systems
Lisa Williams, MPH

I4
Overview of Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Efforts
Jeanne Tropper, MS, MPH

I5
Collaboration, Communication and Credibility: Open Source Solutions for Public Health Informatics
Lourdes Martinez-Cox, MS

I6
Strategies for Leveraging Health It Architecture Initiatives for Ph Informatics
Margo Edmunds

I7
Uses of SNOMED and LOINC
Jennifer McGehee, MS, MA

Thursday, September 3, 2009

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8:00 AM-12:00 PM


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