1. Meaningful Use Workgroup Report on Population Health Hearing Arthur Davidson, MD

2. Panels Achieving population health through meaningful use: How do governmental public health agencies view the process to date? Peter Briss, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Guthrie Birkhead, New York State Department of Health Seth Foldy, Wisconsin State Health Officer Marcus Cheatham, Ingham County Health Department, Michigan Perry Smith, Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists

3. Panels Experiences and current status of MU-like projects: How do governmental public health agencies use MU- like criteria or measures to achieve population health? Nedra Garrett, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Amanda Parsons, New York City Department of Health Virginia Caine, Marion County Health Department, Indiana David R. Gifford, Rhode Island Health Department Steven Hinrichs, Nebraska Health Department

4. Panels Potential areas for HIT Policy Committee consideration: Where should the committee focus its attention to support MU measures and criteria that complement the public health mission? Eileen Storey, National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health David Ross, Public Health Informatics Institute James Buehler, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Martin LaVenture, Minnesota Office for Health Information Technology R. Gibson Parrish Don Detmer

5. Hearing on Population Health July 29, 2010 Concept of "one health": it is all linked, including clinical care, personal wellness, and public health Meaningful use criteria: –send-it-to-public-health button (case reporting) –dashboards for providers including quality indicators, preventive care status, environmental factors –clinical decision support that includes information from public health –report ability to download immunization data Population health record (popHR) that informs health workers and clinicians about local disease rates Bidirectional flow of information (e.g., for immunization) Need for national data standards, especially use of CCD as common medium and use of LOINC for laboratory How to create a truly longitudinal record, including clinical care, vital records, care delivered from within public health depts Occupation as a key variable to assess risk Importance of addressing privacy (maintain public trust) and patient identification (e.g., newborn screening ID) Next generation health system that pulls together personal health records and public health