Name
HDU 201—Health Data Utilities: Tackling Health Care Challenges Through Nonprofit, State-Based Solutions
Session Type
Breakout Session
Room Name
Cartier
Date & Time
Wednesday, October 16, 2024, 4:15 PM - 5:00 PM
Time
4:15 PM - 5:00 PM
Presentation Title
HDU 201—Health Data Utilities: Tackling Health Care Challenges Through Nonprofit, State-Based Solutions
Description
Unlock the potential of Health Data Utilities (HDUs) to address health care fragmentation and streamline care coordination. Learn how state-based, nonprofit HDUs are unifying clinical and non-clinical data to bridge the data-action gap. Attendees will learn about real-world examples: CyncHealth (WIC, Iowa), Contexture (social determinants, advance directives), Indiana Health Information Exchange (DEI dashboards), and CRISP (data sharing for foster care, food insecurity, cancer). HDUs track key metrics (blood pressure, depression, diabetes, maternal health) for better outcomes. Learn about governance, stakeholders, and security from industry pioneers like Manifest MedEx. Leaders of the Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability will reveal how HDUs improve interoperability, public health reporting, and community health efforts.
Session Objectives
1. Understand the role of Health Data Utilities in addressing health care fragmentation and streamlining care coordination.
2. Explore how state-based, nonprofit HDUs unify clinical and non-clinical data to bridge the data-action gap.
3. Gain insights from real-world examples from CyncHealth, Contexture, Indiana Health Information Exchange, and CRISP on how HDUs facilitate data sharing for various health initiatives, including social determinants, advance directives, DEI dashboards, foster care, food insecurity, and cancer.
4. Learn how HDUs track key metrics such as blood pressure, depression, diabetes, and maternal health to improve health care outcomes.
5. Discover best practices in governance, stakeholder engagement, and security from industry pioneers like Manifest MedEx, and understand how the Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability champions the role of HDUs to enhance interoperability, public health reporting, and community health efforts.
2. Explore how state-based, nonprofit HDUs unify clinical and non-clinical data to bridge the data-action gap.
3. Gain insights from real-world examples from CyncHealth, Contexture, Indiana Health Information Exchange, and CRISP on how HDUs facilitate data sharing for various health initiatives, including social determinants, advance directives, DEI dashboards, foster care, food insecurity, and cancer.
4. Learn how HDUs track key metrics such as blood pressure, depression, diabetes, and maternal health to improve health care outcomes.
5. Discover best practices in governance, stakeholder engagement, and security from industry pioneers like Manifest MedEx, and understand how the Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability champions the role of HDUs to enhance interoperability, public health reporting, and community health efforts.
Speaker Name
Erica Galvez
Speaker Credentials
M.A.
Speaker Title
Chief Executive Officer; Board Member
Speaker Organization
Manifest MedEx; Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability
Speaker 2 Name
Jaime Bland
Speaker 2 Credentials
M.S., MBA, DNP
Speaker 2 Title
President and CEO; Vice Chair and Treasurer
Speaker 2 Organization
CyncHealth; Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability
Speaker 3 Name
Megan Priolo
Speaker 3 Credentials
B.A., MHS, DrPH
Speaker 3 Title
Executive Director; Advisor
Speaker 3 Organization
CRISP; Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability
Speaker 4 Name
Melissa Kotrys
Speaker 4 Credentials
B.A., MPH
Speaker 4 Title
CEO; Board Member
Speaker 4 Organization
Contexture; Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability