IT Conference Registration details 2021

DETAILED AGENDA Workshop B Health Care and the Cloud: Utilizing Cloud Computing for Stronger Healthcare Data Security Taylor Armstrong, CPA, CISA Manager, Baker Tilly US, LLP Course Description: As healthcare providers continue to implement electronic health record (EHR) systems and con- vert records to digital formats, being able to store information off-site is crucial. Cloud computing for health care is quickly evolving into a key area for covered entities to keep electronic protected health information secure. In this presentation, Taylor Armstrong will discuss the benefits and potential concerns with cloud computing for healthcare providers. Workshop C Leveraging Data Sharing Through a Single Integrated EHR David Strocchia, Senior Vice President and Managing Director of Human Services, Netsmart Join this session and discover the benefit of a single electronic health record (EHR) that can safely exchange information with other systems and provide a full picture of a person’s mental and physical health at the point of care. Learn how a seamless connection to the rest of health- care can help you manage competition, negotiate payer relationships, respond to population health and improve health outcomes in your community. Then, learn more about the new 21st century Cures Act around Information Blocking, includ- ing the requirements, how to avoid penalties and what your organization should consider in its plan and response. Workshop D Predictive Modeling: A Novel Approach to Substance Use Disorder Prevention Elliott Liebling, MPH , Assistant Director, Research and Development, RWJBarnabas Health Institute for Prevention and Recovery Diane Litterer, MPA , CEO & Executive Director New Jersey Prevention Network Andrea Zapcic , Assistant Director, Prevention RWJBarnabas Health Institute for Prevention and Recovery Course Desription: We all know evidence-based strategies and hope they will positively affect our communities. This workshop will demonstrate how New Jersey is using a unique predictive model that takes a scientific path to determine potential impact of prevention strategies for coalitions to utilize in planning. The RWJBarnabas Health Institute for Prevention and Recovery, in partnership with the New Jersey Prevention Network and RTI Inter- national, developed the New Jersey Substance Use Prevention Predictive Outcomes Research Tool (NJ SUPPORT). NJ SUPPORT uses a predic- tive model built in to measure the likely health outcomes and positive economic impact of particular prevention interventions. This work- shop will highlight the collaboration among these state and national experts to support coalitions’ Strategic Prevention Framework and select the most appropriate interventions that will result in the highest impact for their communities. Break and Vendor Browsing 11:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. IT Hero Awards 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.