Health Data Palooza 2015
Realtime notes from day 2 of the HealthData Palooza 2015 (#HDPalooza) in Washington DC.
Agenda: http://2.healthca.mp/1Jn0aZm
Main Stage Emcee: Kavita Patel, MD, MS, Managing Director of Clinical Transformation, Brookings Institution
Fireside Chat: Bruce Broussard, President and Chief Executive Officer, Humana
Moderator: Kavita Patel, MD, MS, Managing Director of Clinical Transformation, Brookings Institution
App Demo: Healthy Communities Institute
Panel: Rethinking Healthcare Delivery with 21st Century Data
Moderator: Susan Dentzer, Senior Policy Advisor, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Panelists: Patrick Conway, Deputy Administrator for Innovation & Quality, CMS Chief Medical Officer, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services; Karen DeSalvo, Acting Assistant Secretary for Health, National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services; Tim Kelsey, National Director for Patients & Information, NHS England; Todd Park, Technology Advisor, Executive Office of the President, The White House; Joe Selby, Executive Director, Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute
Panel: Data Independence Day: Consumer Demand Will Unlock Health Data
Presenters: Christine Bechtel, Vice President, National Partnership for Women & Families; Chris Boone, Chief Executive Officer, Health Data Consortium; Rebecca Coelius, Director of Health, Code for America; Farzad Mostashari, Chief Executive Officer, Aledade; Sharon Terry, President and CEO of Genetic Alliance
Chris Boone, CEO of Health Data Consortium, opens day 2 and the moderator for the day, Kavita Patel, Managing Director of Health Transformation at the Brookings Institute.
How can we take people through and show them the power of data and support them during emergencies and in post hospital release.
Fireside Chat with Bruce Broussard of Humana
Humana – changing the conversation from sick care to health. Consumer Choice is key.
Innovation is integration.
Barriers: Business models are a barrier. “We make business complex”
FHIR is a neat way to get interoperability via the individual rather than the industry.
Personal devices and Analytics will make a big impact
Lifestyle makes a big impact on cost trends. Inactive people with depression are twice as likely to progress to serious diabetes. (38% v 78%).
There are real costs involved in avoiding the worst case.
The Integration at point of care makes a powerful difference,
Where are the emerging opportunities in Innovation
Use technology to remove intermediaries.
Care Coordination at the local level. This will drive the need for interoperability.
CHF and Diabetes are areas where there is most potential for impact through care coordination.
Humana will even send food to the home on discharge from hospital because they have found that nutrition is a big cause for re-admission.
We need to use Technology and integration to empower and enable personal interactions rather than create isolation.
Medicare Advantage with risk ownership drives innovation in the delivery of care. eg. Transportation, nutrition, home modifications (ramps).
We have to move from Fee for Service to Value-based.
Disintermediation is coming to health. Removing the intermediary between Patient and Providers. Consumer Choice. Great themes!
App Demo – Healthy Communities Institute
Tools for change – Cloud-based solution.
2015 Facts: Majority of School Students live in Poverty. 9% in poorest quartile will receive an advanced degree.
Physical and Social Determinants of Health are the big impacts.
Orange County example: http://2.healthca.mp/1dca6Z6
Community activity to coordinate public and private resources to achieve a healthier community.
“Orange County’s Healthier Together is a community-wide initiative that aligns public and private resources within the public health system to improve health for allcommunities in Orange County. This initiative is led by the Health Improvement Partnership (HIP). “
Great dashboard to visualize public data.
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