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The Promise of Electronic Health Information

     


DATE
April 28, 2009

TIME
9:00-11:00 a.m.

Continental breakfast begins
at 8:30 a.m.

LOCATION
Newseum
555 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Room 705/706
Washington, DC 20001

Freedom Forum - entrance on 6th Street

REGISTER
www.rti.org/register/healthinformation

 

SERIES SESSIONS
SESSION 1
You Can Run, but You Can't Hide: Problems and Policy in Long-Term Care

SESSION 2
Building Sustainable Improvements in Neonatal Outcomes

SESSION 3
The Promise of Electronic Health Information

SESSION 4
Restoring Governance in Conflict-Affected Countries: Extending Hard Lessons Learned

SESSION 5
Integrated Control of Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs): What Determines Success, Potential for Scale-Up, and Sustainability?

SESSION 6
Effective Global Climate Change Policy: Technical and Regulatory Challenges

Creating a nationwide electronic health information network promises to increase the quality of health care while lowering costs, but only if the public and private sectors can successfully address the many related legal, business practice, and privacy issues. This forum will shed light on the status of efforts to address these concerns.

MODERATOR
Barbara L. Massoudi, MPH, PhD, RTI International

DISCUSSANT
Kenneth W. Goodman, PhD, University of Miami

RTI PANELISTS
Linda L. Dimitropoulos, PhD, will discuss privacy challenges to achieving nationwide health information exchange.
Privacy and Security Challenges to Electronic Health Information Exchange

Suzanne L. West, MPH, PhD, will report on the uses of electronic health information for research purposes.
Using Electronic Data for Research, Surveillance, and Quality Assessment

Leslie M. Greenwald, MPA, PhD, will discuss the implications of information technology for health policy development.
Health Information Technology: Possibilities and Pitfalls for Policy Development

Joe Neel, NPR deputy science editor, will present highlights from a survey of American attitudes toward electronic medical records.
Electronic Medical Records


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