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| February 6, 2012, 5:49 AM |
October 6 and 7, 2010 | Nashville, TN
HIMSS Medical Banking Project and the Vanderbilt Center for Better Health have teamed to create an intensive two day workshop that will mark our first official G7 Roundtable event.
WHAT: HIMSS Medical Banking Project and the Vanderbilt Center for Better Health have collaborated to create an intensive two-day workshop, marking the first official G7 Roundtable session.
WHY: As the nation accelerates towards a digital platform, the long awaited "healthcare financial network" is emerging. The "G7" represents a new strategy that brings together seven stakeholders – providers, health plans, banks/financial institutions, government, consumers, employers, technology firms (information and biotech) – whose goal will be to design the healthcare financial network of the future. More information about the G7 can be found here.
HOW: G7 will utilize Vanderbilt’s DesignShop® process – highly interactive sessions designed to identify and resolve complex issues and achieve critical goals more quickly. Participants of the G7 Roundtable Series will actively participate and dialogue around critical topics that are shaping the future healthcare financial network. We look forward to a highly creative and effective networking and planning session!
WHEN: October 6 – 7, 2010
WHERE: Vanderbilt Center for Better Health in Nashville, Tenn.
SEND YOUR COMMENTS: Interested parties are encouraged to submit comments related to our two topical areas (see below under Session Goals). We will document and enter your comments into our dialogue and materials, so please feel free to send us your thoughts, white papers or other materials. If you have a short comment, please enter it in our HIMSS Blog. If you would like to submit a document, please do so by sending it to: jcasillas@himss.org.
The HIMSS Medical Banking Project staff look forward to your participation in the G7 Roundtable Series!
SESSION OVERVIEW
Session Goals
1. Hear expert opinions on the first two G7 topics (selected based on the Affordable Care Act). Topics include:
- Banking and financial systems working together to support Accountable Care Organizations
- Challenges of Real Time Adjudication
2. Prepare and create subject matter for the upcoming spring Institute@HIMSS11.
3. Actively engage in thought leadership activities that have been prepared by Vanderbilt's professors to drive our new deliverable – the first "G7 Advisory Report".
Day 01, October 6, 2010: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
00 | Participants Arrive | 9:30AM - 10:00AM
01 | Welcome and Introductions | 10:00AM
Description: During this module, participants are welcomed by John Casillas and introduced to the VCBH and the rules of engagement that will help them get the most of their time together.
* Welcome and Leadership Forum Kick-off: John Casillas [20 min]
* VCBH Welcome: Tom Lloyd [10 min]
* LOCATION: Radiant Room
02 | ACO Level Set [10:30 AM]
Description: During this module, participants engage in a facilitated dialog that builds a foundation level knowledge of what an Accountable Care Organization (ACO) and why leaders believe they are part of the long term solution within the health care community, including: potential ACO models, fundamental characteristics, and opportunities.
LOCATION: Radiant Room
03 | Design Challenge [11:30 AM]
Description: Participants break out into teams and using their personal professional experience, the pre-read, and the ACO level set, articulate the gaps that the Financial Network of the Future could address, and what it would take.
LOCATION: Breakout & Radiant Rooms
WORKFLOW:
03a | Breakout (75 min)
03b | Report Out (45 min)
04 | Funding Opportunity Presentation [1:30 PM]
Description: Participants listen to an overview presentation of the current funding available through grants and what is necessary to pursue those ideas. Want to make participants aware that there are government grants available to those trying to implement this model in various communities.
LOCATION: Radiant Room
05 | Funding Challenge [2:00 PM]
Description: Participants pull together the information from the prior rounds to create the pitch for a grant, including, 1) Hypothesis and aims of the grant, 2) Description of the approach, 3) Why this is request is different, and 4) What it will take to get results and prove/disprove the hypothesis. Teams either self select their hypothesis or it is based on the output of Modules 3.
LOCATION: Breakout
WORKFLOW:
05a | Breakout Groups (75 min)
05b | Report (30 min)
06 | Closing Comments [3:45 PM]
Participants depart at 4:00 PM
Day 02, October 7, 2010, 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Breakfast available at 7:30AM
07 | Welcome to Day 2 [8:00 AM]
Description: Review of last thoughts on Day 1 and transition to Day 2’s topic of “Real Time Adjudication” work.
LOCATION: Radiant Room
08 | Real Time Adjudication Update Dialog [9:15 AM]
Description: Participants drive a facilitated conversation about RTA and what has changed since 2008 to make this a better, or worse, time for RTA. Specifically, individuals will need to share their perspective on how ARRA, HITECH, and Health Reform can add to or distract from RTA efforts in the near term.
09 | Moving Forward [9:45 AM]
Description: During this module, participants design approaches that will move RTA forward within the current environment. Teams address different scenarios and report back the best strategies they have for moving the concept forward.
LOCATION: Breakout
SCENARIOS:
- Small provider practice
- Large Provider practice
- Community Hospital
- Member of an Accountable Care Organization
WORKFLOW:
09a | Breakout Groups (75 min)
09b | Report (45 min)
10 | Presentation by Stuart Shirai [11:45 PM]
Description: Stuart provides his perspective on RTA from the vantage point of someone who has a model.
LOCATION: Radiant Room
WORKFLOW:
10a | Presentation (30 min)
10b | Q&A (15 min)
11 | Networking Lunch [12:15 AM]
LOCATION: Tables throughout space
12 | FNotF Opportunities [1:15 PM]
Description: Participants look at specific relationships, or concepts, in the Financial Network of the Future [FNotF] and identify the White Space opportunities that are plausible areas for near term concept development work.
LOCATION: Breakout
SCENARIOS: (need to agree on the best scenarios)
- White Space Between Payer Networks and Provider Networks
- White Space Between Provider Networks and Communities of Healthy Individuals
- White Space Between Provider Networks and Communities with a Common Chronic Disease
- White Space Insurance for Life
WORKFLOW:
11a | Breakout Groups (60 min)
11b | Report Out(30 min)
13 | Closing Comments [2:45 PM]
Participants depart at 3:00 PM
Join our industry leading and high value learning forum!
Registration
$750 per person
Who is invited?
HIMSS Members and others
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Attire
Business Casual
Location
Vanderbilt Center for Better Health
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