IT Conference Registration details 2021

Online Registration To ensure efficiency and accuracy, we need to process all registrations online. E-mails and faxes do not constitute registrations. If you have any difficulties with online registration, please contact Julie Moy at 609-838-5488, ext. 218. Media Release By completing the online registration, you acknowledge the conference may include your name and organization in any and all NJAMHAA online and paper publications, website and media and NJAMHAA will be held harmless regarding their use. This pertains to individuals who register themselves, as well as individuals who are registered by others. Cancellation, Substitution and Refund Policy Substitutes for exhibitors and attendees are allowed. Sponsor, exhibitor and advertiser registrants must cancel registrations IN WRITING ONLY to Julie Moy by e-mail at jmoy@njamhaa.org , by 4:00 p.m., 30 calendar days prior to the conference in order to receive a 100 percent refund of the registration fee. If you cancel your registration between 15 and 29 days prior to the conference start date, you will receive a refund of only 50 percent of the registration fee. No refunds will be made within 15 or fewer days of the start date. Phone calls and voicemails will not be accepted as a means of cancellation. Grievance Policy Should any registrant be dissatisfied with the quality of their sponsorship and exhibiting experiences during this event, a request in writing, explaining why you were dissatisf ied, must be submitted to NJAMHAA within five (5) business days of the conclusion of the conference/ training in order to receive a full refund of registration fees. The claim must be a valid claim and supported by specific documentation and not to be used to acquire a refund. Please go to www. njamhaa. org/events for grievance detail information and the form. Grievance requests must be sent by e-mail to jmoy@njamhaa.org or fax at (609) 838–5489. 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DO NOT WAIT TO SPONSOR OR EXHIBIT REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! WARNING: NOT PARTICIPATING MAY COST YOU CLIENTS! DETAILED AGENDA Workshop F Health Industry Cybersecurity Practices - The Carrot Replaces the Stick! Gerry Blass Founder and CEO, ComplyAssistant Jason Tahaney Director of Information Technology Community Options, Inc. Course Description: Jason Tahaney and Gerry Blass will explain the new cybersecurity practices guidelines for small, medium and large healthcare organiza- tions. Sign d into law on January 5, 2021, Health Industry Cybersecurity Practices (HICP) provide a practical “cookbook” of recommended secu- rity practices to reduce the threat of the top five cybersecurity threats. If a healthcar organiz - tion provides th U.S. Department of He lth and Human Services (HHS) evidence of HICP due diligence for a period of 12 months, the impact of an incident (e.g., a breach) is reduced. Jason and Gerry will explain how the HHS “stick” can be replaced with the “carrot”, and how follow- ing HICP guidance will reduce cybersecurity risk for service provider organizations. Workshop G Integrated Models of Care: How the Integration of Primary Care and Behavioral Health Can Happen David Bucciferro Senior Advisor, Foothold Technology Course Description: In January 2020, ECRI, through its Partnership for Health IT Patient Safety, in collaboration with the Healthcare Information nd Management Sys- tems Society, Inc. (HIMSS) and Electronic Health Record ssociation (EHRA), convened the Opti- mizing Health IT for Safe Integration of Behav- ioral Health and Primary Care workgroup. David Bucciferro, Se ior Advisor of Foothold Technol- ogy, serves as the co-chair of th w rkgroup, which is an important group of stakeholders fo- cused on identifying how to best use technology to safely facilitate the integration of behavioral health and primary c are. In this session, David will share highlights and insights from a recent white paper that was released by the workgroup, which summarizes findings, recommendations and strategies for this preferred model of care. He will also discuss the role of providers as the healthcare sys m mov s towards more integrat- ed model of care.