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Overview:

A Copernican shift is changing healthcare, putting the patient at the center of the universe. The result is better healthcare: stronger collaboration among care teams and patients; fewer miscues and mistakes; greater efficiency, convenience, satisfaction; and less cost. Patients, providers, payers and employers all stand to benefit.

Technology will play a pivotal role, from electronic health records and remote patient monitoring, to the new cutting edge technologies coming into play. Join fellow industry thought leaders as we explore:

* How will the patient-centered model impact care delivery and technology?

* What technologies are poised for growth vs. what simply sustain "business as usual"?

* Who are the drivers, what are the incentives, and where are the opportunities?

* Who will pay for these technologies, today or tomorrow?

* Is the vision of the medical home becoming a reality?

The Summit will feature highly interactive breakout sessions with the panelists where attendees can contribute their thoughts and insights. The day will conclude with a summary session with all speakers and attendees to relate the findings.

Keynote: The Changing Role of Patients, Providers, and Payers, What Does the Landscape Look Like and How Will Technology Enable this Revolution?

Susan Edgman Levitan, Executive Director, The John D. Stoeckle Center for Primary Care Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital

Panel Participants:

Moderator:

* Douglas McClure, Corporate Manager for Technology and Operations, Center for Connected Health, Partners HealthCare

Technology for Healthcare Delivery:

* Dr. Susan Abookire, Chair of the Department of Quality and Patient Safety, Mount Auburn Hospital

* Dr. Rick Mindess, President & CEO, Wellport

* Dr. Hilary Worthen, Senior Director of Clinical Informatics, Cambridge Health Alliance

* Susan Edgman Levitan, Executive Director, the John D. Stoeckle Center

Technology for Health Plan Members and Providers:

* Cheryl Dipaolo, Senior Clinical Consultant for Network Medical Management, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care

Technology for Healthier Employees:

* Clay Newlin, Director of Human Resources, New England Research & Development, Microsoft

Technology for Better Decisions - Providers, Payers, Patients:

* Russ Ricci, MD, Chairman, Advisory Board, MEDITECH; President Emeritus, eHealth Initiative

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