Hospitals 2.0: Progress, Products, and Pitfalls

Name: Hospitals 2.0: Progress, Products, and Pitfalls
Start: 2011-11-16T18:30:00-05:00
End: 2011-11-16T21:30:00-05:00
Location: NYU Stern School - Henry Kaufman Management Center

Hosted by Alex F. and 3 others

MedStartr.NYC - a Healthcare Innovation Community

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Thanks!

Alex Fair

Special Thanks to the NYU Stern School of Business for providing the Venue and Loeb and Loeb for Sponsoring this event, keeping it free for anyone who wants or needs it to be.

Hospitals 2.0 is Here!

This event was originally inspired by one of our Panelists, Jon Gordon from Presby's innovations team. Thanks Jon!

Hospitals are the center of innovation for clinical aspects of medicine but are not as well known for adopting or driving IT innovation. Clay Shirky in his 2008 keynote address (http://blog.faircaremd.com/2011/11/clay-shirky-on-how-to-massively-change-healthcare/) at the Annual Health 2.0 conference emphasized that the patients would lead change and that the institutions would resist as long as possible. In 2008 this was true, but in 2011 we are starting to see Hospital based solutions and products beginning to lead the innovation on a grand scale.

To recognize and highlight this shift that is occurring, we invite Innovators and Hospitals to strut their Health 2.0 stuff!

The format is companies will present their Project or Product and a panel of Hospital Executives in charge of Innovation will also offer comments and critiques of the products and projects, as well as regale us with stories of the projects they have done.

Agenda:

6:00 Show up Early to get Interviewed (see special Ticket type)

6:30 – 6:45 PM – Meet, Greet, & Tweet (w/some healthy snacks and drinks) Tweeup #H2NYC
6:45 – 7:00 PM - Panel Introductions

7:05 – 7:20 PM – Mike Krupnick - LanguageMate Messenger (http://www.languagemate.com/products/messenger/demo) The Next Generation Patient Outreach Platform Vote:@LanguageMate

7:25 – 7:40 PM – Matt Browning - Your Nurse is On (http://www.yournurseison.com/) - Hospital Nurse Staffing Solution Vote:@MatthewBrowning

7:45 – 8:00 PM – Aditya Verma - RipRoad (http://www.riproad.com/) - Creators of the Text for Baby program and others Vote: @RipRoad

8:00 – 8:15 PM – Jeanne Pinder - Clear Health Costs (http://www.clearhealthcosts.com) - Hospital Pricing Transparency! Vote: @CHCosts

8:20 – 8:35 PM – Brian Yarnell - Starling (http://www.languagemate.com/products/starling/tour), Turning the Nurse Call button into The Hospital Bed Concierge Vote: @StarlingInfo

8:40 - 8:55 PM - Lucy Reynales - Wellness Layers (http://www.wellness-layers.com/) - The Pinnacle Patient Portal Vote: @Wellness_Layers

9:00 - 9:15 PM - Angela Speziale - Click Care (http://www.clickcare.com/) - Photo based consults for Hospitals Vote: @ClickCare

9:15 - 9:30 PM - Voting and Wrap Up

9:30 – Networking and after event

Our Hospital Innovation Panelists

Steven Davidson, MD (http://www.linkedin.com/in/sjdmd), Chief Medical Informatics Officer at Maimonides Medical Center

Jon Gordon (http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=57499750&locale=en_US&trk=tyah) - Manager, Strategy, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital Innovation

Ben Wade (http://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamindwade), Director of Strategic Planning, Montifiore Hospital Innovation

Dilshad Marolia (http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dilshad-marolia/1/945/8a2) Director, Strategic Areas and Program Development at NYU Medical Center

Drew Hickerson (http://www.linkedin.com/pub/t-drew-hickerson/24/988/131), Esq., Business Development, GNYHA Ventures, Happtique

Speakers

Lucy Reynales, Director of Sales & Marketing, Wellness Layers (http://www.wellness-layers.com)

http://photos2.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/9/8/f/0/event_72639152.jpegLucy will show off her latest project, a patient portal for PinnacleHealth System, Central Pennsylvania's largest hospital system, recently launched PinnacleHealth's new hospital website. The site offers a new patient-centric architecture that focuses on patient needs and interests. PinnacleHealth's new site also adds embedded social functionality, doctor-patient interaction, department mini-sites and personal access to medical records and transactions. The new site extends PinnacleHealth's offerings through providing patients with a customizable website experience based on their immediate care needs.

Mike Krupnick

Director, Product Management LanguageMate Messenger (http://www.languagemate.com/products/messenger/)

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LanguageMate Messenger is a versatile, automated, culturally competent Patient outreach tool that helps patients stay healthy, remember to take their medications, get ready for surgery, and be informed of coming appointments. Hospitals looking to reduce readmission rates, improve HCAHPS scores, and reduce Utilization all can use Messenger. It gets outstanding results because it speaks to people in their own language.

LanguageMate is committed to helping patients better manage their conditions via efficient and effective outreach throughout the care continuum.

Try Language Mate today with their new online demo. (http://www.languagemate.com/products/messenger/demo)

Mike Krupnick joined Languagemate after leading development efforts at LG and Olympus with a focus on understanding the needs of Doctors, Nurses, Administrators, IT and Patients.

Matthew Browning, RN, MSN, FNP

Your Nurse is On, www.YourNurseIsOn.com (http://www.yournurseison.com/)

Founder & CEO, Get The Right Nurses at the Right Time, Right when you Need them

https://evbdn.eventbrite.com/s3-s3/eventlogos/2640070/member7937705.jpegFinalist at DCtoVC, Health 2.0 NYC supporter, and a disruptive innovator for healthcare, Matt Browning has created an instant communication system for healthcare that is going to pilot in hospitals everywhere and attracting serious attention. Your Nurse Is On enables Hospitals to reduce the cost of staffing their floors by automating the process of filling shifts through an automated communications solution that reaches out to your approved resources and allows an immediate response. Matt always says he spent 12 years as a nurse, 4 of which were on the phone trying to get someone to come in to cover an empty spot in the schedule. Presnting at Health 2.0 India, a Panelist at the NYeC Digital Health Conference, and seemingly everywhere at once, we are proud to count @MatthewBrowning (http://twitter.com/#/MatthewBrowning) as one of our members and have him show off his creation that revolutionizes hospital communications.

Watch his HIMSS video here too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjre5P_TMU8

Jeanne Pinder, Founder and CEO Clearhealthcosts.com -- http://clearhealthcosts.com (http://clearhealthcosts.com/) -- Bringing transparency to the health-care marketplace https://evbdn.eventbrite.com/s3-s3/eventlogos/2640070/dscn1559.jpgWe're telling people what stuff costs by hospital. There's a steep rise in the number of people paying for medical services out of pocket: either they're on high-deductible plans, or theyr'e going out of network, or they're uninsured. As a result, the era of consumer-driven health care has come: marketplace, legislative and judicial forces are propelling the health-care marketplace into an era of transparency. We're working to be the best on-line source of health-care prices. In this famously opaque marketplace, we're finding prices and letting consumers know about them -- using tools like shoe-leather reporting, crowdsourcing, data visualization, and sourcing and curation of large databases and other tools. We're in early beta, and we have some new features coming that we're not quite able to talk about -- they're really exciting, and we may be able to offer a sneak peek! Jeanne Pinder, the founder and CEO, spent almost 25 years at the New York Times as an editor, reporter and exec. She's a lifelong journalist.

Brian Yarnell, General Manager

Starling - The Universal Patient Communicator and Engagement device for the Hospital In-Patient

https://evbdn.eventbrite.com/s3-s3/eventlogos/2640070/byarnell.jpgPatient/Provider communication at the bedside just got easier. Starling, also from LanguageMate, is a language-neutral touchscreen device that sits at a patient’s bedside to facilitate the efficient communication and resolution of common requests in hospitals and other settings. Take the tour: http://www.languagemate.com/products/starling/tour

Starling is an interactive touch-screen device that allows patients to communicate common requests to a central nurse's station conveniently from their bedside. Streamlined decision trees that include icons, text and audible references in multiple languages let patients easily communicate with healthcare providers enabling just the right resources to respond quickly.

Brian joined LanguageMate in 2010 as the Director of Product Management. In this role, Brian lead the effort to bring LanguageMate’s numerous innovative technologies to market. Recently, Starling was spun off as its own company with Brian at the head of it. Brian brings more than ten years of experience creating products across a variety of industries including consumer package goods, business intelligence, interactive marketing and digital media. Working at several technology startups, he has delivered cutting-edge solutions to some of the most respected organizations in the world including Anheuser-Busch, Colgate Palmolive, Diageo, ConAgra, Abbot Labs, SAP, Michigan State University and many others.

Angela Speziale

Vice President, Business Development

ClickCare.com (http://www.clickcare.com)http://photos1.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/4/5/3/a/event_71777722.jpeg

ClickCare is in a class by itself. Started in 1995 by two physicians and is now supported throughout the world by multiple hospitals, physician, nurses and information services executives. Other telemedicine systems are expensive and very difficult to operate. ClickCare was designed by physicians and fine tuned by users over a 12 year period. ClickCare is user-friendly telemedicine, designed to meet your clinicians’ needs in caring for the patient. ClickCare’s service makes use of the digital camera, iPhone, desktop and:

· Makes collaboration easy and fun

· Works securely over the web

· Is HIPAA compliant and multi-lingual

· Requires no expensive dedicated equipment

· Saves all pictures in an archive for teaching

· Provides printed summary for third party payers

A picture is worth a thousand words. ClickCare facilitates collaboration between clinicians, students, and family members with pictures and text.

Aditya Verma

EVP, RipRoad

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