Collaborative Expedition Workshop #50, Tuesday, April 18, 2006 at NSF    (32LL)

Open Collaboration: Networking Health Information Technology    (32LM)

Printable Version    (3440)

DRAFT AGENDA    (32LO)

Purpose / Description    (32LP)

Participants will explore opportunities for multi-disciplinary and community-based collaboration around national challenges. By drawing on strategic leadership and "best practices" underway in the health arena, participants will learn how to conduct open collaboration in their own settings. Presentations will illustrate exemplary collaboration that is transforming healthcare services delivery today. Growing Communities of Practice will benefit from knowledge-sharing including:    (33PG)

  1. open standards development    (33PH)
  2. web-based collaboration environments    (33O1)
  3. ontologies for efficient information-sharing and    (33O2)
  4. Federal Enterprise Architecture Data Reference Model V2.0    (32LQ)

In Light of this Purpose, How are We Building Collaboration Readiness and Discernment? Key Workshop Questions:    (32LR)

  1. How can multiple communities from diverse sectors work together using relevant scenarios to build stewardship practices that support readiness and realization of shared missions?    (32LS)
  2. How is the emerging maturity of notation systems generally, including the DRM abstract model, enabling multiple notation (modeling) systems to reinforce and map to one another, while contributing to current demands for real-time readiness and visibility of the "whole picture"?    (32LT)
  3. How can the capacities of trust, agility, and accountability be achieved through federated stewardship among communities still building common ground and understanding?    (32LU)
  4. How can Communities of Practice (or Interest) define their identities, roles, and governance relationships in a manner that reinforces their individual and collective capacities?    (32LV)

The President’s Management Agenda (PMA) requires all federal agencies to transform the roles and relationships among people, processes, and technology in order to become a citizen-centered government. The PMA emphasizes bringing value and productivity results to citizens, businesses, and public managers. The Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) is emerging as an important collaborative organizing process to promote the delivery of effective, efficient services. FEA Reference Models serve as catalysts for foresight and discernment around improved mission and business performance, including data and information-sharing. The Data Reference Model, in particular, will provide a concrete means for improving the capacity for mission-related sharing, while also increasing the downstream value of strategic information assets.    (32LW)

/AdditionalContextualBackground - from the Network of Communities of Practice    (32LX)

8:30am - Check-in and Coffee    (32LY)

8:40am - Welcome and Overview    (32LZ)

SimonSzykman, Director, National Coordination Office for Networking and Information Technology Research and Development    (342H)

SusanTurnbull, GSA, Co-chair, Emerging Technology Subcommittee, and Co-chair, Social, Economic and Workforce Implications of IT and IT Workforce Development Coordinating Group, Subcommittee on Networking and Information Technology Research and Development    (32M0)

JohnThomasian, National Governors Association, Center for Best Practices, State Views on Collaboration and Initiatives for Health Information Technology    (33WR)

MarcWine, GSA, Intergovernmental Solutions Division, Health Information Technology    (32N9)

BrandNiemann, EPA, Chair, Semantic Interoperability Community of Practice, SICoP, EPA Data Architecture with DRM 2.0. See new pilot to incorporate the CHI Vocabularlies into the NCI Ontology Infrastructure. See April 3, 2006, Federal Computer Week, Framework could aid global information exchange UDEF attracting interest of National Cancer Institute, IT groups    (330N)

9:00am - Introductions: What are your interests in light of the workshop purpose?    (32M2)

9:30am - Overview of Health IT Sharing Project, MarcWine, GSA Intergovernmental Solutions Division, Health Information Technology    (32M3)

9:40am - Federal Health IT Initiatives: Enabling Collaboration, J. Michael Fitzmaurice, Ph.D., FACMI, Senior Science Advisor for Information Technology, Office of the Director, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality    (33LE)

10:00 - Questions and Discussion    (33LC)

10:10 - BREAK    (33LG)

10:20 - Health Care Standards Landscape Web-based Tool, TomRhodes, NIST    (33LI)

10:40 - caCORE: A Common Framework for Cancer Data Management, Denise Warzel, Associate Director, Core Infrastructure, National Cancer Institute, Center for Bioinformatics, NIH    (33NB)

11:00 - Healthcare Services Specification Project (HSSP): Toward Open, Interoperable Health Service Standards for Interoperability, KenRubin, Chief Healthcare Architect, EDS Civilian Government & DoD Healthcare Portfolio and member HL7 Service-oriented Architecture SIG and Object Management Group's Healthcare Domain Task Force    (33PM)

11:20 - VA-DoD Health IT Sharing: Collaboration Among Agencies, Fred McLain, VA-DoD Health IT Sharing Program    (33PC)

11:40 - Questions and Discussion    (33LO)

11:50 - NASA Electronic Medical Record Project - Collaboration between NASA and Indian Health Service, Wycliff Hoffler, NASA    (33NS)

12:10 - Networking Lunch (on own)    (33PD)

1:10 - Health IT: Value for Medicaid, Richard Friedman, Director, Division of State Systems, Center for Medicaid and State Operations, The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, DHHS and Jared Adair, Computer Science Corporation, The Health IT Agenda    (33PE)

1:30 - Questions and Discussion    (33PF)

1:40 - Perspectives on Public - Private Open Collaboration, Ned McColloch, Federal Health Group Director, IBM    (33NM)

2:00 - BREAK    (33NK)

2:10 - An Open Source Platform to Support Collaboration in Health Care,Tom Jones, Tolven Health and former VP Medical Information, Oracle Corporation    (33NI)

2:30 - Questions and Discussion    (33NN)

2:40 - NIH Roadmap: Re-engineering Clinical Research Enterprise - Clinical Research Networks Update and NECTAR (slide presentation), Jody Sachs, D.P.M., National Center for Research Resources, NIH    (33NP)

3:00 - Questions and Discussion    (33NQ)

3:10 - Collaboration and Open Source Electronic Health Record (EHR) Solutions', Peter Groen, Assistant Professor, Shepherd University    (33LB)

3:30 - Emerging Models of Open Collaboration for Electronic Health Records, Roger Maduro, VISTA Software Alliance    (33NU)

3:50 - Emerging Nationwide Health Information Networks: Public - Private Collaborations - A View From the Field, Claudine Beron, Accenture    (33NW)

4:10 – The Future of Health IT Open Solutions, Doug Goldstein, President, Medical Alliances    (33NY)

4:30pm - ADJOURN    (32MA)

Upcoming Events (all free)    (33O3)

Resources:    (32MB)