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The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated digital health adoption, bringing virtual health, remote monitoring and patient engagement technologies to the forefront of care. In light of these advancements, CIOs and IT executives must now address challenges arising from virtual care expansion, including increased cybersecurity protocols, ensuring underserved patient populations have the necessary devices and broadband access to connect with providers virtually, and balancing healthcare delivery preferences from Baby Boomers to the Gen Z population. It is time to look ahead and exchange the best ideas in healthcare today. Join us for Becker's Telehealth Virtual Event on March 24. Attend on-demand panels and keynotes addressing telehealth innovations, how virtual care is changing the medical workforce and reimbursement strategies in the new age of digital care.

Lisa Finkelstein, DO, Medical Director of Telehealth, St. John's Health (Jackson, Wyo.) Chevon Rariy, MD, Director of Telehealth, CTCA Maia Hightower, MD, MPH, MBA, Chief Medical Information Officer, The University of Utah Rebecca Canino, Administrative Director, Office of Telemedicine, Johns Hopkins Health System Moderated by Molly Gamble, Editor-in-Chief, Becker's Healthcare

How telehealth is changing the medical workforce and what to expect in the next 12 months

12:00 PM CT | keynote

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J. Joshua Wilda, MPA, CHCIO, Chief Information Officer, Metro Health, University of Michigan Health Claus Jensen, Chief Digital Officer & Head of Technology, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Todd Wise, MD, MBA, Chief Clinical Officer, Ambulatory Care Network, Providence Health Services Moderated by Laura Dyrda, Editor-in-Chief, Becker’s Healthcare Sponsored by:

From Baby Boomers to Gen Z: How to balance healthcare delivery preferences

12:40 PM CT | Panel discussion

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Nassar Nizami, Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health Geoffrey Brown, Chief Information Officer, Piedmont Hospital Robert Bart, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, UPMC Moderated by Laura Dyrda, Editor-in-Chief, Becker’s Healthcare Sponsored by:

Telehealth and cybersecurity: What every CIO needs to know

12:00 PM CT | keynote

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Rebecca Canino, Administative Director, Office of Telemedicine, Johns Hopkins Health System

Lisa Finkelstein, DO, Medical Director of Telehealth, St. John's Health (Jackson, Wyo.)

Judd E. Hollander, MD, Senior Vice President for Healthcare Delivery Innovation, TJU; Associate Dean for Strategic Health Initiatives, Sidney Kimmel Medical College; Vice Chair for Finance and Healthcare Enterprises, Department of Emergency Medicine, Thomas Jefferson University

Lee H. Schwamm, MD, FAHA, FANA, Executive Vice Chair Neurology, Director, Center for TeleHealth, Mass General Hospital; Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School; Vice President, Virtual Care, Digital Health, Mass General Brigham

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DISCUSSION TOPICS: - Telehealth and cybersecurity: What every CIO needs to know - What telehealth at scale should look like for underserved communities - From Baby Boomers to Gen Z: How to balance healthcare delivery preferences - Is telehealth pay a race to the bottom? The best ideas to stay on top - How telehealth is changing the medical workforce and what to expect in the next 12 months - Where are we going and how will we get there (Focus on Training)

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Jeff Wajda, Chief Medical Information Officer, University of California Philip N Styne, MD, AGAF, Chief Medical Information Officer, Central Florida Division, AdventHealth Todd Czartoski, MD, Chief Medical Technology Officer - CE Telehealth, Providence Health Services Washington Moderated by Erica Carbajal, Writer/Reporter, Becker's Healthcare

What telehealth at scale should look like for underserved communities

12:40 PM CT | Panel discussion

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Jonathan Baker-McBride, Corporate Manager, Telehealth, Telecare & Remote Patient Monitoring, Orlando Health Tom Brazelton, MD, Medical Director of Telehealth, UW Health Sara Vaezy, Chief Digital Strategy & Business Development Officer, Providence Health & Services Lee H. Schwamm, MD, FAHA, FANA, Executive Vice Chair Neurology, Director, Center for TeleHealth, Mass General Hospital; Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School; Vice President, Virtual Care, Digital Health, Mass General Brigham Moderated by Ayla Ellison, Managing Editor, Becker's Healthcare

Is telehealth pay a race to the bottom? The best ideas to stay on top

2:20 PM CT | Keynote

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Fireside Chat with Judd Hollander, MD: Where are we going and how will we get there (Focus on Training)

1:30 PM CT | fireside chat

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Brett A. Oliver, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, Baptist Health Moderated by Mackenzie Bean, Editor, Becker’s Healthcare

Fireside Chat with Brett A. Oliver, MD: Remote Patient Monitoring – COVID and beyond

2:20 PM CT | Fireside chat

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Chevon Rariy, MD, Director of Telehealth, CTCA

Robert Bart, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, UPMC

J. Joshua Wilda, MPA, CHCIO, Chief Information Officer, Metro Health, University of Michigan Health

Todd Czartoski, MD, Chief Medical Technology Officer - CE Telehealth, Providence Health Services Washington

Jonathan Baker-McBride, Corporate Manager, Telehealth, Telecare & Remote Patient Monitoring, Orlando Health

Geoffrey Brown, Chief Information Officer, Piedmont Hospital

Claus Jensen, Chief Digital Officer & Head of Technology, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Brett A. Oliver, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, Baptist Health

Philip N Styne, MD, AGAF, Chief Medical Information Officer, Central Florida Division, AdventHealth

Nassar Nizami, Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health

Tom Brazelton, MD, Medical Director of Telehealth, UW Health

Sara Vaezy, Chief Digital Strategy & Business Development Officer, Providence Health & Services

Jeff Wajda, Chief Medical Information Officer, University of California

Maia Hightower, MD, MPH, MBA, Chief Medical Information Officer, The University of Utah

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How a Virtual Assistant Creates a Symphony Between the Patient, Family and Provider in Any Virtual Visit Experience

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Todd Wise, MD, MBA, Chief Clinical Officer, Ambulatory Care Network, Providence Health Services

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Forrest Winslow, BSED, RN, NRP, Pulsara Regional Sales Manager — Northeast Sponsored by:

Plug the Hole! Leveraging Telehealth to Stop System Leakage

1:30 PM CT | featured workshop

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Fireside Chat with Dr. Peter Antall: Enveloping Patients in Care

Peter Antall, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Amwell Interviewed by Molly Gamble, Vice President of Editorial, Becker's Healthcare Sponsored by:

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Leveraging digital-first, value based care models to bring back the joy in practicing medicine

Marcus Zachary, Managing Director - US Value Based Care Andrea Feinberg, Global Health Lead, Commercial & Product Sponsored by:

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Redefining remote patient monitoring and introducing a framework for health system driven, personalized, whole person virtual care

Bruce Brandes, Senior Vice President of Consumer Centered Virtual Care, Teladoc Health Sponsored by:

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System Leakage. It’s one of those phrases that looks as bad as it sounds. Who actually enjoys losing money and patients to their competitors? Let’s face it if the money isn’t in your pockets — it’s in theirs. There’s a better — and easier — way to save money while increasing patient safety and satisfaction, reducing length of stay, and decreasing treatment times. By leveraging a telehealth and communication platform to connect the organizations within your health system, your facility can reduce unnecessary patient transfers while decreasing the amount of revenue leaving your system. Join Pulsara Regional Sales Manager, Northeast, Forrest Winslow, BSED, RN, NRP, as he takes you on a journey from EMS to the ED and then to a hub-to-spoke scenario. You’ll see firsthand how these different organizations leveraged a telehealth platform to identify where system leakage was coming from, how they created automatic referral patterns to mitigate patient transfers, and ultimately increased ROI and patient loyalty. Learning points: • Learn how creating an automatic referral pattern can help you build stronger relationships with EMS and other facilities in your area — making you the preferred referral partner. • Through real-world examples, learn how leveraging telehealth technology can help you identify where system leakage is coming from and the proactive steps you can take to stop the leak. • Understand how streamlined communication leads to fewer errors, more efficient care, decreases length of stay, and minimizes readmissions.

Forrest Winslow, BSED, RN, NRP, Pulsara Regional Sales Manager - Northeast

Plug the Hole! Leveraging Telehealth to Stop System Leakage

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A look at all that’s possible by way of telehealth as more care moves virtual and care settings become increasingly intertwined. What will that mean for the future, and how can we ensure continuity of care while maintaining the highest levels of clinical quality? Learning Objectives: • Understand the new and most promising virtual care use cases • Analyze emerging care models and how they can lead to better outcomes

Peter Antall, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Amwell Dr. Peter Antall is the Chief Medical Officer at Amwell, where he is responsible for the clinical direction of the platform, as well as clinical guidance and training for all Amwell’s clients. He is also the founder and President of the Amwell Medical Group, the nation’s first national telehealth medical group. In this role he manages thousands of clinicians in a variety of disciplines, providing telehealth services in all 50 states. Dr. Antall has developed innovative programs to measure and ensure quality in telehealth, developed a national telehealth credentialing program, and has played an active role in national efforts to modernize telehealth laws and regulations. Dr. Antall has a track record of disruptive innovation in the areas of care delivery, medical management, business development, technology, and telehealth. He has built and managed medical practices, founded a hospitalist company, written software for mobile apps and phone-based triage, and has been actively building telehealth programs since 2009. Dr. Antall received his MD from George Washington University in 1995. He completed his pediatric residency at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital, in addition to a year of fellowship in Hematology Oncology at Stanford University. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and practiced general pediatrics from 1999 to 2015.

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A sustainable and efficient medicine practice is now a unicorn. Proliferation of “managed healthcare” has led to a general feeling amongst providers that they are in a race to the bottom, resulting in extensive provider burnout. Consumers, on the other hand, are looking for their healthcare needs to be met “on demand” with readily accessible resources. So what’s the solution? Babylon believes there’s a better way of delivering healthcare at scale – one that supports providers to better understand their patients and gather insights to help predict and fix problems before they arise, resulting in improved patient outcomes and lower costs for providers. In this session, Babylon will illustrate the benefits – for both providers and patients – of a value-based healthcare model focused on preventative methods and backed with a platform designed to power and automate operations through a digital-first self care front end. Using its own patient-centered, value-based care

Marcus Zachary Managing Director - US Value Based Care

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Andrea Feinberg Global Health Lead, Commercial & Product

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As the pandemic has exponentially accelerated adoption of telehealth and heightened consumer expectations, health systems must now reimagine their role in virtual care. Remote patient monitoring represents a meaningful opportunity, but an organization’s strategy and mindset may dictate success or failure. Will your approach to remote patient monitoring further fragment care and disintermediate relationships with the consumer, or serve as the digital-first catalyst to transform the clinical and financial models through which care is delivered? In this presentation, hear from Bruce Brandes, Senior Vice President of Consumer Centered Virtual Care at Teladoc Health as he discusses how Teladoc Health is partnering with health systems to move beyond siloed applications of remote patient monitoring to a comprehensive, whole-person approach that consumers will need across their healthcare journey. Learning objectives: • The five core, integrated use cases of remote patient monitoring across the continuum of care • How to avoid a fragmented virtual care patient journey • The opportunity for health systems to earn their place in the “circle of trust” of the healthcare consumer amid a growing array of competitive threats.

Bruce Brandes, Senior Vice President of Consumer Centered Virtual Care, Teladoc Health

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