MedBiquitous Annual Conference 2011

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MedBiquitous Annual Conference 2011 Don Detmer, MD, MA Chairman, Board of Directors

Welcome & Thank you for all you do for MedBiquitous! Welcome to all, and thank you for attending. Thanks especially to our international colleagues who have traveled so far to be here today.

Executive Committee Nancy Davis, Ph.D., National Institute for Quality Improvement and Education Rachel Ellaway, Ph.D., Northern Ontario School of Medicine Peter Greene, M.D., MedBiquitous Jack Kues, Ph.D., University of Cinncinnati Ross Martin, M.D., Deloitte Consulting LLP J.B. McGee, M.D., University of Pittsburgh Terry Poulton, Ph.D., St. George's, University of London Valerie Smothers, MedBiquitous Michael Zarski, American Osteopathic Association Thanks to the Executive Committee, which served as the program committee.

Conference Sponsors We’d also like to thank the sponsors of this conference, the American Osteopathic Association, Decision Simulation, DLC Solutions, and doc.com for their generous support.

Webcasting Several sessions will be recorded for webcasting after the conference DLC will be webcasting several of the conference sessions after the meeting so that you can hear your favorite sessions again.

Wireless Network Connect to JHU Guest Net

A Changing Environment New leadership New payment models EMR incentives Like every other industry, healthcare education faces a changing environment. There are changes in government, healthcare reform, incentives for meaningful use of EHRs, progress related to patient safety and quality, and new payment models such as Accountable Care organizations. As we strive to make healthcare more efficient and effective, we need models of education and assessment that are more efficient and effective as well, models that are based on performance data, that hold physicians accountable for their own performance and improvement.

We need to Connect the Dots! And technology standards are essential to connect the dots in healthcare education and competence assessment.

Keynotes Sachin Jain MD, CMS Robert Galbraith, NBME Reactor panels will follow each keynote

Breakouts Unconferences Innovation demonstrations Panel sessions Influencing the environment to drive change in healthcare education What does it mean to be learner centric in healthcare education IT? Innovation demonstrations Speed dating for healthcare education technologies Panel sessions

Closing plenary For our closing plenary, we have a presentation from Joel Farrell, chair of the MedBiquitous Technical Steering Committee, and his IBM colleague, xxx, about Watson, the computer that competed on Jeopardy. They will explore how the technologies in Watson could impact healthcare education and performance improvement.