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The State of Interoperability (Produced in partnership with CHIME)

A Webinar/TweetChat Combo from healthsystemCIO.com Sponsored by Omnicell Your Line Will Be Silent Until Our Event Begins at 12:00 ET Jump onto Twitter and Join the Conversation at #HSCIOchat Thank You!

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Housekeeping

• Webinar Moderator – Anthony Guerra, editor-in-chief,

healthsystemCIO.com

• TweetChat Host – Kate Gamble, Managing Editor & Director of Social

Media, healthsystemCIO.com (@khgamble)

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Agenda

• 35 minutes: Panel Discussion
• 5 minutes: A Word from our

Sponsor - Ken Perez, VP, Health Policy, Omnicell

• 10 minutes: Audience Q&A

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Russ Branzell, President & CEO, CHIME (@CHIMECEO & @CIOCHIME)

• President and CEO of all CHIME enterprises, which includes CHIME, CHIME

Foundation, CHIME Education Foundation, CHIME Technologies and AEHIX.

• Prior to joining CHIME as President and CEO in April 2013, Branzell served as

CEO for the Colorado Health Medical Group.

• Before serving as CEO of Colorado Health, he was the VP of IS and CIO for

Poudre Valley Health System and the President/CEO of Innovation Enterprises (PVHS' for-profit IS entity).

• Before joining PVHS, Branzell was the Regional Deputy CIO and Executive

Director of Information Services for Sisters of Mercy Health System in St. Louis, Mo.

• Before his time in St. Louis, Branzell served on active duty in the United

States Air Force and retired from the Air Force Reserves in 2008. While on active duty, he served in numerous healthcare administration positions including CIO for the Air Mobility Command Surgeon General’s Office. In 1996, he was selected for the Air Force Medical Service Fellowship program and completed a CIO Internship at the Unity Health System in St. Louis.

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Marc Probst, VP/CIO, Intermountain Healthcare (probst_marc)

• Marc Probst is VP/CIO at Intermountain Healthcare, an integrated

delivery network (IDN) based in Salt Lake City, Utah.

• Marc is a nationally recognized CIO who has served on the Federal

HIT Policy Committee which assisted in developing Policy for the U.S. Government.

• Marc has been involved with IT and healthcare services for the past

32 years.

• Prior to Intermountain, Marc was a partner with two large

professional service organizations; Deloitte Consulting and Ernst & Young, serving healthcare provider and payer organizations.

• Marc has significant interest in the use of IT to increase patient care

quality and lower the costs of care. He is experienced in IT planning, design, development, deployment and operation, as well as policy development for HIT related issues.

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Bob Cash, VP, Provider Relations, KLAS

• Bob Cash recently began a “second career” as a leader with KLAS

Research Enterprises in Orem, Utah.

• Bob is overseeing their provider relations and providing insight to the

company regarding healthcare operations; an area in which Bob has significant experience. In 2015, Cash co-authored KLAS’ report regarding interoperability and is leading this year’s current effort on the topic.

• Prior to joining KLAS, Bob worked for nearly 30 years in healthcare

hospital leadership roles, the past 18 years at Intermountain

• Healthcare. Positions have included CEO, COO, and CFO

responsibilities over the span of his career.

• He earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from BYU and an MBA

from the University of Phoenix.

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Question

• Please give us an overview of

your organization.

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Question

• Give us a positive example of

how interoperability is working today – what can we do?

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Anonymous Audience Poll

• Overall, do you feel the industry

is in a good place when it comes to interoperability?

• Yes
• No

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Question

• Can you give us a negative

example of interoperability today – what can’t we do that we really should be able to do at this point?

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Question

• Why are we not where we

should be in terms of interoperability?

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Question

• What is the government’s role

in terms of fostering interoperability? What should its role be? Is the government focusing on the wrong things?

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Anonymous Audience Poll

• Have you personally observed

vendor activity that could be described as information blocking?

• Yes
• No

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Question

• What role should vendors play

in fostering interoperability? Are most of them playing it? Is there information blocking going on? If so, how can it be stopped?

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Question

• Future state: Give me a negative

vision – where will we be if things go wrong?

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Question

• Future state: Give me a positive

vision – where can we be if things go well?

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Question

• What do you want your CIO

colleagues to do so the industry moves towards interoperability? How can they help make sure things right?

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A Word From our Sponsor

Ken Perez Vice President, Healthcare Policy Omnicell

• About our Sponsor: Omnicell is recognized as a leading provider of

comprehensive, technologically advanced automation that enables health care facilities to acquire, manage, dispense, and deliver medications and supplies more effectively. Omnicell automation is used from the point of entry into the hospital through the central pharmacy, nursing units, operating room, procedural areas, and patient bedsides – as well as in long-term care sites.

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Audience Q&A

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Thank You!

• Please take a moment to answer our post-event survey.
• Thanks to our panel:
• Russ Branzell
• Marc Probst
• Bob Cash
• Thanks to our sponsor: Ken Perez & Omnicell
• You will receive an email when our archive recording has been posted to our

YouTube channel

• CHIME CHCIO Credits – Attending our Webinars = 1 CEU
• Sponsorship opportunities: Nancy Wilcox nwilcox@healthsystemCIO.com
• Certificate of attendance: See final slide
• Go to www.healthsystemCIO.com/webinarsto view our upcoming schedule.

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Certif ific icate of At Attendance

This bearer of this certificate has attended the healthsystemCIO.com-Produced Web Seminar, entitled, “The State of Interoperability” on 6/16/16

Contacts: Anthony Guerra, Editor-in-Chief, healthsystemCIO.com Nancy Wilcox, Director of Sales and Marketing, healthsystemCIO.com