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Agenda

9:00 am Opening Remarks from our Chapter President 9:15 am Innovation via Smart Watch: Meet Johns Hopkins EpiwatchTM 10:15 am Sponsor Spotlight & Break 10:45 am Supporting Maryland Care Coordination Innovation

Debra Roper, Director Ambulatory Information Services, Anne Arundel Medical Center David Horrocks, President, CRISP Ross Martin MD, Program Director, Integrated Care Network, CRISP Craig Behm, Director of Reporting & Analytics, CRISP Ryan Bramble, Director of Integration, CRISP

11:45 am Lunch Buffet & Networking 12:15 pm Sponsor Spotlight 12:45 pm Using Healthcare Data for Population Health Improvement

Joshua M. Sharfstein, M.D. Associate Dean for Public Health Practice and Training John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Pubic Health

2:00 pm Closing

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Recent Events

( Look w hat you have been m issing!)

• Maryland HIMSS Annual Networking Event, Sep. 10th
• HIMSS Policy Summit, Oct. 7th - 8th
• October Member Social Event: Cocktails at Canyon Grill, Oct. 21st
• HIMSS Connected Health Conference, Nov. 8th – 11th

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How you can Get I nvolved

( W e W ant You!)

• We are an all volunteer organization.
• We need your help to make ensure that we can continue to

provide high quality events and offerings to our members and attendees.

• Here is an overview of our committees that are in need of

your support and involvement.

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Advocacy Com m ittee

Chris Panagiotopoulos/ Paul Shapin

• The Advocacy Committee works to mobilize its members and other

collaborators on multiple levels of advocacy activities.

• We conduct an annual Healthcare Information Technology Day in

Annapolis, a meeting specifically designed to educate and meet our lawmakers.

• These activities include educating our members, the Maryland House
• f Delegates, and members of Congress and their staff on key issues.
• We accomplish this by acting as a resource for these decision makers
• n topics related to healthcare technology and policy, as well as

provide educational opportunities in Annapolis, DC, and in one-on-one meetings.

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Com m unications Com m ittee

Mark Doore

• The Communications Committee is responsible for developing

appropriate print and electronic communication vehicles to reach our targeted audiences.

• This involves maintaining our web site, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn

accounts, as well as electronic correspondence out to our membership and potential attendees.

• It involves a little bit of media experience along with the literary

capabilities in order to create articles for our newsletter.

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Com m unity Outreach Com m ittee

W alter Bergm an

• The Community Outreach committee has several responsibilities:

– Provide adequate funding for our Educational Programs and Specialty Events, by soliciting support from our associated vendors and donors. – Ensure that the word is getting out about our upcoming events through our Liaison program. – Strive to increase our participant rate at our events and increase

• ur overall membership.

– Manages the annual golf tournament, a fun filled day of golf and networking.

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CXO Com m ittee

Ravi Singh

• The CXO Committee focuses on promoting interaction, engagement,

and collaboration of CXO leadership from Maryland facilities.

• This is done through several specific events targeted towards this

group of individuals, to include roundtable discussions, a networking dinner, and several panel discussions during our Educational events.

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Mem bership Com m ittee

Brian Zernhelt

• The Membership Committee works to grow our membership base so

that as many people as possible can take advantage of the

• pportunities that membership in our chapter presents.
• With outreach to our current and potential members, we hope to

spread the word about all of the great things that this chapter provides.

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Professional Developm ent Com m ittee

Karen W ilding/ Debra Roper

• The Professional Development Committee works to find opportunities for our members

and future members to increase their development in the field of Healthcare Information Management and Technology.

• This Committee reaches out to our neighboring colleges and universities to spread the

word about: – Our Educational programs and Networking opportunities – Our Maryland HIMSS Scholarship program – Opportunities for Industry/Professional Advancement – Professional Certification programs

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Program Planning Com m ittee

Kathryn W hitm ore/ David Sm ith

• The Program Planning Committee is responsible for developing and implementing plans

for annual education and networking opportunities that will have a value to our members and the wider healthcare community. This is primarily accomplished through our Educational Programs.

• Each year an educational theme is selected and the committee works diligently to find

the best speakers available for each of our educational sessions that draw upon that year-long theme.

• They have to know what topics are pertinent to our participants, and they need to work to

establish connections in the industry to pull the best talent from across the country to educate our members on those topics.

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Upcom ing Events

( Save the Date!)

Winter Educational Event – Jan 21, 2016 Sheppard Pratt 6501 N Charles St Towson, MD 21204 Maryland Health IT Day 2016 – Feb 3, 2016 Annapolis, MD National HIMSS Conference – Feb 29 – Mar 4, 2016 Las Vegas, NV

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Thank You!

• Membership
• Board, Committee Members, and Volunteers
• Sponsors