Transforming Healthcare Through Technology

The LeBow College of Business, Intel Corporation, and CompuCom invite you to join Associate Clinical Professor of Marketing, Michael Howley, PA-C, Ph.D., for a healthcare technology seminar. The focus of the afternoon will be on how new and emerging technologies can support improved patient outcomes and will include a panel discussion on how to best leverage existing EMR data.

Sessions:

Emerging Technologies in Healthcare: How technology and mobility are changing the point of care for healthcare services, increasing care options for patients and ultimately improving patient outcomes. Presented by Matthew Taylor, Senior Information and Communications Technology Strategist at Intel Corporation.

Panel Discussion - Translating EMR data to Improve Patient Outcomes:CIO/CFO Panel discussion focused on the operational and fiscal challenges faced by health systems to extract useable information from EMR systems to show trends in services provided which ultimately impact patient care.

Moderator: Michael Howley, Drexel University

Panelists:

• Brenda West, Vice President, Information Services, Einstein Healthcare Network
• Frank Speidel MD, Chief Medical Officer at Healthcare IT Leaders
• James Burke, FACHE, Chief Operating Officer, Hahnemann University Hospital

Reimagining the End-User Experience: Consumers have become accustomed to always-on access to information, applications, and entertainment in their personal lives, and they’re expecting the same flexibility from enterprise systems. The key to success is to align IT with the needs of the business and end users, and put the right applications, devices, and access in the hands of the right people at the right time. This discussion look at how persona-based models can be used in healthcare and other organizations to deliver increased end-user satisfaction and improved individual and organization performance. Presented by Steven Pike, Service Strategy Director at CompuCom

Networking reception to follow from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., sponsored by Intel Corporation and CompuCom.