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Informatics and Analytics 2016 Value Visit

Event Date: 12/6/2016 - 12/8/2016

Event Overview

Health Plan Alliance member organizations have dedicated so many resources to generating data, to collecting it, and safe guarding it, but we've only scratched the surface of using data to meaningfully change the way we deliver care and achieve business goals.  Join your Alliance peers in beautiful San Antonio for a 2 1/2 day value visit focused on case studies and emerging best practices in data analytics and informatics.  

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The agenda is now available for download! Highlights include: 

  • Four health plan case studies, including Sentara, SummaCare, and Community First
  • Incorporating socioeconomic data into our population health approaches
  • Using data to drive powerful decision making around cost transparency and rate setting
  • Delivering insights to providers that pinpoints inefficiencies and empowers them to make positive change
  • Evaluating where your organization stands in the data-driven continuum, and discussing how leaders can curate a culture of data driven decision making

 

Who should attend?

  • Health plan and health system chief information officers
  • Informatics teams
  • Data analytics teams
  • Finance leaders
  • Clinical and quality teams

 

 

Functions

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

6:00 - 8:00 pm Networking dinner for event delegates.  Restaurant location to be announced.

 

Wednesday, December 7, 2016

6:30 - 9:00 pm Networking dinner for event delegates.  Restaurant location to be announced.

 
Agenda

For a printable, detailed agenda, visit the Documents tab noted above  

DRAFT AGENDA AT A GLANCE  - last updated 11/17/2016

Tues, Dec 6

 

8:00am

Breakfast and Registration

8:30am

Welcome and Introductions

9:30am

Case study: Bringing providers, members and data together – CHPW’s clinical integration solution

10:30am

Break

10:45am

The predictive power of social determinants of health

12:00pm

Lunch

1:00pm

Using analytics to assess the six categories of waste, and to provide actionable tools that make a difference

2:00pm

Break

2:30pm

SummaCare Case Study: Strategy drives structure

3:30pm

Case study: Clinically meaningful actionable relevant interventions

4:30pm

Next-generation analytics: Getting past the hype and finding real value

6:00pm

Welcome reception and dinner

Wed, Dec 7

 

8:00am

Breakfast

8:30am

Welcome and recap/discussion

9:30am

Sentara Case study: Identifying and communicating opportunities to deliver more efficient care

10:30am

Break

10:45am

Optima Case study: A journey from transparency to a system-wide rate overhaul

12:00pm

Lunch

1:00pm

Using data insights to design and implement effective care management programs for persistent high cost individuals

2:30pm

Break

3:00pm

Community First case study: Risk adjustment on a budget

6:00pm

Networking reception and dinner

Thurs, Dec 8

 

8:00am

Breakfast

8:30am

Welcome and recap

9:00am

Presbyterian case study -- Data and Analytics Done Right: Driving Value Creation

10:30am

Break

10:45am

Curating a culture of data-driven decision making

12:00pm

Boxed Lunch and open discussion

Documents
12/19/2016

Audio: Community First Case Study: Validating EDGE server risk scores
Understanding how HHS computes your enrollees’ risk scores can help ensure accurate data submission to the EDGE Server. In this case study presentation, Community First Health Plans (CFHP) presents a simple, low-cost approach to validating and troubleshooting risk scores. CFHP demonstrates how to bring various pieces together to simulate their enrollees’ risk scores within the risk adjustment model. Various data, systems and configuration issues are discussed in a start-to-finish manner. By manipulating data, programs and files, CFHP shows how to extract information that yields an understanding of how important data completeness is to risk adjustment.

12/19/2016

Audio: Presbyterian Case Study - Data and analytics done right: Driving value creation
This case study presentation from Presbyterian focuses on recognizing the changing data and analytics requirements faced by health care providers with health plans and will analyze a new seven-step data and analytics operating model. In addition, Soyal Momin and Amor Brannin of Presbyterian will lead the group through a discussion on appraising the integration challenges a data and analytics transformation represents in a joint payer/provider organization; Evaluating experience-based recommendations for staging a successful data and analytics transformation in a complex digital environment; Assessing the benefits an end-to-end data and analytics transformation can deliver.

12/18/2016

Presentation: Curating a culture of data-driven decision making
In this open discussion session facilitated by Michael Cousins of Forecast Health, stakeholders from Alliance member plans explore what it means to be data-driven and discuss organizations? efforts to curate a culture that embraces data analytics into strategic and operational discussions at every level. We?ll discuss the HIMSS maturity model, as well as other tools that can support these efforts for both independent and provider sponsored plans.

12/17/2016

Presentation: Case Study: Clinically meaningful actionable relevant interventions
Health plans and health care providers have access to more than data than ever before. Unfortunately, only a fraction of the valuable data is being used to impact patient care. The challenged faced by fractionated care that often silo?s data among providers, specialists, hospitals, and pharmacies can make utilization of big data a real challenge. However, there are a number of ways that data can be retrieved and analyzed to create real-time actionable intervention opportunities that result in improved care, better STAR ratings, and other quality metric improvements.

12/17/2016

Presentation: Next-generation analytics: Getting past the hype and finding real value
We are at an interesting crossroads in the journey to better healthcare and the analytics that support it. Market forces like population health management, consumerism, public and private exchanges, value-based care initiatives, and new provider relationships are intersecting with newer technology and data sources to move us to new frontiers. It can be challenging to navigate the crossroads of new technology and data sources when, day to day, you?re facing an immediate need for information and analyses to successfully manage your business while simultaneously hearing about what you could be doing.

12/17/2016

Presentation: Sentara Case Study: Identifying and communicating opportunities to deliver more efficient care
As competition for employer group business gets more intense, health systems are hard-pressed to demonstrate value. Sentara is providing ACO leaders with very specific intel on what areas have unwanted variation, empowering them to reduce inefficiencies.

12/17/2016

Presentation: Optima Case Study: A journey from transparency to a system-wide rate overhaul
While implementing a cost transparency approach to support the needs of their consumers, Optima uncovered the need to refine pricing for services and ensure a consistent approach to managing the total cost of care across the delivery system. Learn how embracing transparency led to big efforts in managing costs, sharing risk, and more consistent pricing.

12/17/2016

Presentation: Using data insights to design and implement effective care management programs for persistent high cost individuals
As you tailor your services for population health management and value based purchasing , how do you detect high-risk members, engage them, design programs for care management to optimally promote high-quality, cost-effective healthcare? Learn how several managed care organizations effectively approached the identification of individuals with persistent and emerging high needs and retooling care management programs away from event based management to person based management.

12/17/2016

Presentation: Case Study: Validating EDGE server risk scores
Understanding how HHS computes your enrollees? risk scores can help ensure accurate data submission to the EDGE Server. In this case study presentation, Community First Health Plans (CFHP) presents a simple, low-cost approach to validating and troubleshooting risk scores. CFHP demonstrates how to bring various pieces together to simulate their enrollees? risk scores within the risk adjustment model. Various data, systems and configuration issues are discussed in a start-to-finish manner. By manipulating data, programs and files, CFHP shows how to extract information that yields an understanding of how important data completeness is to risk adjustment.

12/17/2016

Presentation: Case Study: Data and Analytics done right: Driving value creation
This case study presentation from Presbyterian focuses on recognizing the changing data and analytics requirements faced by health care providers with health plans and will analyze a new seven-step data and analytics operating model. In addition, Soyal Momin and Amor Brannin of Presbyterian will lead the group through a discussion on appraising the integration challenges a data and analytics transformation represents in a joint payer/provider organization; Evaluating experience-based recommendations for staging a successful data and analytics transformation in a complex digital environment; Assessing the benefits an end-to-end data and analytics transformation can deliver.

Attendees

Below is a list of all delegates registered to date for this event

  • Julian Bester
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Program Manager - CHC Technology Services at Community Health Plan of Washington
  • Robert Carman
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Director Medical Informatics at Baylor Scott & White Health Plan
  • Alan Fehlner
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Chief Financial Officer at SummaCare
  • Chris Frederickson
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Manager, Risk Adjustment Data Analytics at Network Health
  • Christine Hollis
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Director, Operational Excellence at Community First Health Plans
  • Narkunan Kesavaram
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Director, Health Care Data Analytics at Community First Health Plans
  • Joseph Maumus
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Process Improvement Manager at Alliant Health Plans
  • Priti Mody-Bailey
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Chief Medical Officer/VP at Community First Health Plans
  • David Neuwirth
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Vice President, Cost of Care at Sentara Health Plans
  • Amanda Reed
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Chief Strategy Officer at Alliant Health Plans
  • Zachary Rice
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Analytics Developer III at Baylor Scott & White Health Plan
  • Nick Stavrow
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • Actuarial Analyst at Alliant Health Plans
  • Dave Zhang
  • ALLIANCE MEMBER
  • VP of IT at Alliant Health Plans
  • Soyal Momin
  • HEALTH SYSTEM/MEDICAL GROUP (ALLIANCE MEMBER OWNER/PARTNER)
  • SVP, Chief Analytics Officer at Presbyterian Healthcare Services
  • Doug Cave
  • SPEAKER
  • President & CEO at Cave Consulting Group, Inc.
  • Paul Leonardo
  • SPEAKER
  • Director of Account Management at Milliman
  • Alexis Levy
  • SPONSOR
  • Managing Director at HealthScape Advisors, LLC
  • Diana Sonbay-Benli
  • SPONSOR
  • Chief Product Officer, TriZetto Healthcare Products Group at Cognizant
  • Kyle Burns
  • VIRTUAL ATTENDEE - MEMBER
  • Healthcare Economics Analyst at Community Health Plan of Washington
  • Alisa Cocozza
  • VIRTUAL ATTENDEE - MEMBER
  • Vice President of Product at MetroPlusHealth
  • Benjamin Rogers
  • VIRTUAL ATTENDEE - MEMBER
  • Director of Quality, Accreditation & Member Experience at Health New England
  • Megan Underwood
  • VIRTUAL ATTENDEE - MEMBER
  • Business Analyst at Samaritan Health Plans
Speakers