HAS 20 Virtual: Reimagining the Healthcare Conference

HAS 20 Virtual:
Reimaging the
Healthcare
Conference

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Reimaging the Healthcare Conference
Respond, Recover, Reimagine …
Health Catalyst is doing the same in
the world of the new normal.
For all of its heartbreaking tragedies,
COVID-19 is also driving changes that
will benefit the world and humanity.
The future of healthcare is suddenly
here, with its focus on data sharing,
technological pushes forward, and
virtual work wherever possible.

Social distancing aside, our ability to interact with one another through virtual
video settings avoids the constraints and environmental impact of physical
travel, along with time efficiencies and financial savings.

We are excited to embrace the
adventure and challenge of these
changes by reimagining the Healthcare
Analytics Summit™ (HAS) 2020 as a
virtual format that will be unlike any
other healthcare conference you may
have attended, virtual or otherwise.
HAS 20 Virtual takes place September
1-3, 2020 with shorter half-day
sessions, optimized for this year’s
unique circumstances.

Analytics in the New Normal
We’ve all seen COVID-19 disrupt our
systems, processes, and assumptions,
forcing healthcare organizations
worldwide to use data and analytics to
predict and execute almost limitless
clinical, financial, and operational
scenarios.

Those who’ve handled this unprecedented
situation the best have used data and
analytics more deeply and critically than
ever before.
We think it’s important to share those
stories and best practices with you in
the smartest, safest way possible.

HAS 20 Virtual will feature speakers
who’ve battled COVID-19 in the trenches
as well as other speakers adjusting and
pivoting for the new normal we are all
anticipating.
Breakout sessions will cover a wide
perspective of analytics use cases
and case studies covering all four
phases of COVID-19 impact:
Prepare Respond Recover Plan

This year’s summit will keep the high
standards and unique elements you’ve
come to expect during HAS, from world-
class keynote speakers to the individual
connections of the Analytics Walkabout
and Braindate.
What follows is an overview of what we
have planned, with many more details
still to come.

A Healthcare Conference with Nationally
Recognized Keynote Speakers
HAS 20 feature nationally-
recognized keynotes sharing
best practices and recent
experiences using data and
analytics in today’s new normal.
Some of this year’s keynote
speakers follow:

ERIC TOPOL, MD
Author, AI expert and healthcare futurist, will
share his always insightful perspective on the
impact of COVID-19 and our data-driven world.

VICE ADMIRAL RAQUEL C. BONO, MD
Former CEO and director of the U.S. Defense Health
Agency and head of Washington state’s COVID-19
healthcare response team, will share her thoughts
and experiences in being on the front line of the
earlier COVID affected region.

ARI ROBICSEK, MD
Chief Medical Analytics Officer at Providence St.
Joseph Health and a specialist in infectious diseases,
will share how the health system quickly mobilized
data to prepare and synthesize information about
COVID-19 patients throughout their system.

ANITA PRAMODA
Anita Pramoda is the founder and CEO of Owned
Outcomes, Inc. – a software company that enables
data-driven decision making for healthcare providers
and payors as they seek financial sustainability
alongside clinical outcomes in patient care.

YONATAN ADIRI
CEO and founder, Healthy.IO, former CTO to Israeli
President Shimon Peres, will share innovations and
new uses for smartphones in his keynote address:
“The Era of the Medical Selfie.”

AMY P. ABERNETHY, MD, PHD
Principal Deputy Commissioner & Acting CIO, US Food
and Drug Administration. Dr. Abernethy helps oversee
FDA’s day-to-day functioning and directs special and
high-priority cross-cutting initiatives that impact the
regulation of drugs, medical devices, tobacco and food.

SAMPSON DAVIS, MD
Emergency Medicine Physician, New York Times Best-
Selling Author and Frequent Medical Expert on Today
and CNN. Dr. Davis has appeared on numerous talk and
radio shows including Oprah, Dr. Oz, Tavis Smiley and
NPR. Ms. Winfrey delivered the highest honor naming Dr.
Davis, “The Premiere Role Models of the World”.

MICHAEL DOWLING
President and CEO, Northwell Health and one of
healthcare’s most influential voices, taking a stand on
societal issues such as gun violence and immigration that
many health system CEOs shy away from. As president
and CEO of Northwell Health, he leads a clinical,
academic and research enterprise with a workforce of
more than 72,000 and annual revenue of $13.5 billion.

BRENT C. JAMES, MD, MSTAT
Brent James is known internationally for his work in
clinical quality improvement, patient safety, and the
infrastructure that underlies successful improvement
efforts, such as culture change, data systems, payment
methods, and management roles.

Educational Breakout Sessions
Learn from a variety of breakout
speakers from leading health systems
sharing case study examples as well as
subject matter experts based on
experience across a variety of health
system examples.
Our focus is to give you detailed,
practical, “how to” learning examples
combined with question and answer
opportunities.

We will feature 16 Breakout sessions covering a wide perspective of analytics
use cases and case studies featuring systems and experts sharing example
of all phases of COVID-19 impact:
Preparation Case Studies
STAGE 1
Responding Case Studies
STAGE 2
Recovery Case Studies
STAGE 3
Planning For The Future Case Studies
STAGE 1

Educational breakout session topics include:
A National Analytics
Strategy: Closing the
Gaps in Patient Data to
Reduce Exposure
During a Pandemic
Beginning a Predictive
Analytics Journey:
Choosing the Right Use
Cases for Success
Capacity Planning
using Predictive
Analytics
Care Management and
Practice Management:
ACO Saves More
than $11M
Data Quality:
The Bane of Every
Analytics Project
Data Science
Maturity Model

Enterprise-wide
Analytics Tracking for
Virtual Care in the
COVID-19 Era
Equity: AI can be
a Tool for Good
in Health Equity
Healthcare Analytics
Efficiency Improves
Population Health Efforts
How COVID-19
Changed the World
of Analytics
Hypertensive to Healthy:
Keeping New
Moms Safe with
Remote Monitoring
Improving Patient
Access and Time of
Service Collections

Machine Learning,
Social Determinants,
and Data Selection for
Population Health
Not More Predictions,
Please! Using
Prescriptive Data
Science to Automatically
Find Actionable Insights
Opening the Door
for Patient Access
and Scheduling
Reducing Surgical
Supply Costs
Using Risk Stratification
for Effective Care
Management in
a Pandemic
Why Population Health
is More Important Than
Ever in The New Normal

Our Breakout Speakers include industry leaders such as:
GRACE KARON
Assistant Director,
Business Operations and
Strategic Planning, Texas
Children’s Hospital
TOM LAWRY
National Director for AI,
Health & Life Sciences,
Microsoft
PATRICK MCGILL
Executive Vice President,
Chief Analytics Officer,
Community Health Network
KEEGAN BAILEY
Senior Leader,
Acuitas Health

JENNIFER LIVERMORE
MSIHM, Director
Access Operations
JASON JONES, PHD
Chief Data Scientist,
Health Catalyst
VIVIAN ANUGWOM
Health Equity Manager,
Allina Health
DAN HEINMILLER
Vice President,
Operations for the
Application Suite
Business Unit,
Health Catalyst

CARRIE RYS, MBA
Assistant Vice President,
Ambulatory Operations,
Texas Children’s Hospital
TYLER GAUTHIER,
MHA, CPHQ, CSM
Director of Value-Based
Care, OneCare Vermont
JACLYN BERNARD
Information Services,
Texas Children's Hospital
NIRAV PATEL, MD
Medical Director for
Surgical and Procedural
Services, Banner Health

SY JOHNSON, MBA
Chief of Staff,
Renown Health
MICHAEL HOUCK, MS
Healthcare Data
Scientist, Analytics,
Albany Medical Center
MARTINA BROOKS,
MHI, CSSBB
Surgical and Procedural
Standardization Program
Director, Banner Health
BETH QUINN,
MSN, RNC-MNN
Director,
Women’s Health
Operations, UPMC

TERRI STEINBERG,
MD, MBA, FACP
Chief Health Information Officer
& Vice President, Population
Health Informatics, Christiana
Care Health System
HYAGRIV SIMHAN, MD, MS
Director of Clinical Innovation
for the Women’s Health Service
Line, Executive Vice Chair for
Obstetrical Services at Magee-
Women's Hospital, UPMC
AMY FLASTER,
MD, MBA
Senior Vice President,
Population Health
Management, Health Catalyst
KATELYN MUIR,
CPQH, CSM, MPH
Supervisor of Population
Health Analytics,
OneCare Vermont

JOHN HANSMANN,
MSIE, FHIMSS, DSHS
Senior Vice President,
Strategic Consulting
Operations, Health Catalyst
TAYLOR LARSEN, MS
Director of Data Quality for the
Application Suite Business Unit,
Health Catalyst

A Unique Virtual Healthcare Conference
In addition to our featured keynotes and educational breakouts, we’ll again
feature many other unique elements of HAS–all virtual, including:
ANALYTICS
WALKABOUT
MACHINE LEARNING
MARKETPLACE
DIGITAL INNOVATION
SHOWCASE
BRAINDATE
NETWORKING
EXPERIENCE

A Unique Virtual Healthcare Conference
Join this year’s summit and engage with
others who are leveraging data and
analytics to lead through massive
uncertainty and change.
Learn more about HAS 20 Virtual and
take advantage of the special low pricing
for this year’s special circumstances.

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– Robert Lindeman MD, FAAP, Chief Physician Quality Officer

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