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The nonprofit sector produces a wealth of data that plays a fundamental role in the strategic and operational decision making and learning. Nevertheless, many organizations face major challenges with storing and integrating data produced in the field, limiting decision and learning capacity. Data warehousing and integration is an approach that could help fill this gap. However, it raises challenges in terms of responsible data management. This session will discuss the major conceptual, programmatic and technical considerations needed to implement responsible data principles and approaches, at different levels (field, region, global) and scenarios.

Please join Alvaro Cobo-Santillan, Senior Advisor MEAL/ICT at Catholic Relief Services (CRS); Jeff Lundberg, Senior Program Manager at CRS; Paul Perrin, Director and Associate Professor of the Practice at University of Notre Dame; and Gillian Kerr, President Emeritus at LogicalOutcomes Canada in a repeat of their popular session from this year’s MERL TECH DC 2017 Conference.

Recording of the CHCANYS/HITEQ Webinar

This webinar provided information and workflow tips around privacy and security, specifically around cloud-hosted EHR security considerations. The presentation covered key privacy and security skills for health center staff and the role of leadership.

This poster or handout can be used to remind or refine provider skills in using the EHR while ensuring the patient remains the focus of the visit, using a simple acronym.

This session will be led by Dr. Yalda Jabbarpour, family physician in the Department of Family Medicine at the Georgetown University School of Medicine who will discuss the impact of primary care practice transformation on cost quality, and utilization. Dr. Jabbarpour is a member of the Robert Graham Center which aims to improve individual and population healthcare delivery through research and policy.

A recent survey of clinicians by HIMSS Analytics shows that despite the spotlight on HIPAA compliance and security issues in healthcare, clinicians report several IT vulnerabilities at provider organizations.  Learn the results of this study and hear from a panel of experts on policies and best practices to securely enable the use of clinician-owned technology.

During this webinar, you’ll learn:

• How clinicians in the U.S. feel about the security of patient information at their organization
• Relevant tools and capabilities clinicians wish they had or were authorized to use
• The prevalence and consequences of the use of non-authorized IT services to get work done
• Tips to mitigate the risk of unauthorized technology use