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3rd mHealth Networking Conference

March 30-31, 2011 - Chicago IL

Presentations from the 3rd mHealth Networking Conference are being prepared for posting. Watch for the announcement of their availability.

BANT: A Diabetes App for the Teen - Joseph A. Cafazzo. Lead, Center for Global Health Innovation, Toronto General Hospital

Cellular Telephones Measure Activity and Lifespace – Evan H. Goulding, Addiction Psychiatry Fellow, Northwestern University

Data-driven Health Behavior Change and mHealth – M. Courtney Hughes PhD, Approach Health

Drug Adherence and Diet Selection through Cell Phones – Parloop A. Bhatt, Professor, LM College of Pharmacy, Gujarat, India

Effects of Medication Telemonitoring on Compliance and Rates of Re-Hospitalization in CHF and Pneumonia Patients: Pilot Study – Barbara Rapchak, Leap of Faith Technologies

Engaging the Patient with Text, Email, and Social Media – Mike Unger, Managing Director, Mikko

Explosion of mHealth Services in Africa: Any Implications for the US? – Enoma Alade, Partner, Andach Group

Future of mHealth, The – Jay Srini, Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh

Going Mobile in the Emergency Department: Early Experiences - Dennis Cochrane MD and Ed Kocher, Emergency Medical Associates

Healthcare Delivery and Remote Monitoring – David Kovach, Managing Member, Reflection Solutions

Helping Patients Make Health Decisions - Jonathan White, iTriage

Information Society and Healthcare, The– C. Peter Waegemann, Vice President, mHealth Initiative

Integrating System, An: Mobile Clinic Service and Prescription - Luis Tavares, Professor, OPET, Portugal

Managing Health Information on Mobile Devices – Claudia Tessier RHIA, mHealth Initiative

mHealth and the Wired Generation: Quitting Smoking with Text Messages – Catherine Lavoie-M., Project Manager, Canadian Cancer Society, and Rachel Fournier, Evolution Health

mHealth by and for Women – Patricia Mechael, Director of Strategic Application of Mobile Technology for Public Health and Development, Center for Global Health and Economic Development, Earth Institute at Columbia University

mHealth is the New Lifestyle Diet –Michel Nadeau, P.Eng., Tactio Software

mHealth Unleashes Pharmacy 2.0 – Michel Nadeau, P.Eng., Tactio Software

Mobile Device-enabled Remote Coding – Richard Vander Burg, DOMA Technologies

Mobile Medicine in Portugal - Tiago Tavares, Veterinary Master, OPET, Portugal

Next Step for mHealth, The: Medical Device Connectivity – Phillip Olla, Founder and CEO, Mobile Diagnostic Services

New Partnerships for mHealth: Creating Collaboration Across Public, Private, and Research Institutions - Evan Russell, MD/PhD Candidate, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Operation ASHA: Using Biometrics to Prevent MDR-TB – Sonali Batra, CTO, Operation ASHA

Role of Telecommunications Companies in mHealth, The: A Discussion: C. Peter Waegemann; David Shilharvey, Healthcare Accounts Manager, Sprint; David Kovach, Reflection Solutions

Text Messaging as a Tool to Reduce Health Disparities: A Pilot Study – Shantanu Nundy, Medical Resident, University of Chicago Hospitals

2nd mHealth Networking Conference

February 3-4, 2010 - Washington DC

Following are presentations from the 2nd mHealth Networking Conference.

Bodimojo: Health can be Habit Forming: Tara Cousineau, Founder, and Carol Torgan PhD, BodiMojo (SD1)

Communication-enhanced Healthcare: How Healthcare Must Change through mHealth: Keynote address by C. Peter Waegemann, mHealth Initiative (SD33)

Communications in the Clinical Environment: Ralph Warren, Healthcare Account Manager, Polycom (SD22)

Consumerizing the Enterprise: Combining Consumer Sizzle with Enterprise Heft: Ed Daniels, Affiliated Consultant, Point-of-Care Partners (SD2)

Educating Patients and Clinicians: C. Peter Waegemann, mHealth Initiative (SD34)

Enabling Cellular Communications: Mike Wagner, Director of Channel Sales, Telit Wireless Solutions (SD23)

5Star Emergency Response: Aaron Pollack, Director, Marketing Development, GreatCall Inc. (SD24)

Improving Depression: Treatment with an SMS Adjunct for CBT: Adrian Aguilera PhD, University of California, San Francisco (SD3)

Improving Health at Reduced Cost with Mobile: Ted Bissell, Managing Consultant, PA Consulting Group (SD4)

Improving Patient Safety through Remote Monitoring: Layne Haney, Senior Vice President, AirStrip Technologies (SD25)

Is HITECH Working? Opportunities to Turbocharge mHealth: Vince Kuraitis, Principal, Better Health Technologies (SD5)

Longitudinal Health: Virtual Lifetime Electronic Record: Joseph Humphry MD, Health Center Medical Liaison, University of Hawaii (SD6)

Meaningful use, EMRs, and mHealth: C. Peter Waegemann, mHealth Initiative (SD7)

mHealth 101: More than an Introduction to the mHealth Revolution: Claudia Tessier RHIA, President, mHealth Initiative (SD8)

mHealth Regulatory Panel presentations

Extreme Healthcare Intelligence: John Barto, Oracle (SD9)
Remote Patient Monitoring: Mark Gryzwa, Boston Scientific (SD10)
Collaborative eCare Management: John Murray, SAP (SD11)
Anakena Technology Solutions: Michael Robkin, Anakena (SD12)

Mobile Demand is Here: How One Organization Worked to Meet It: Rebecca Willett, Planned Parenthood Federation (SD13)

Mobile, Money & Medications: Kevin Agatstein, RxEOB (SD35)

A New and Better State of the Future for Physician Mobility : Robert Pentella, Regional Sales Director, PatientKeeper (SD26)

New Communication Patterns between Clinicians and Patients: C. Peter Waegemann, mHealth Initiative (SD32)

Opportunities for mHealth Platforms in Clinical Development: Malcolm Bohm, Consultant (SD14)

Overview of Fitness Applications on Smart Phones: C. Peter Waegemann, mHealth Initiative (SD15)

Patient Access Systems – or “Are you being served?”: Mike Unger, Mikkom Ltd. (SD36)

Putting an ED in the Palm of your Hand: Jamie Kohl, VP Strategy and Marketing, EDIMS (SD27)

Relevant Medical Information at your Fingertips: How Semantic Search Revolutionizes Mobile Access to Patient Records: Bob Rogers PhD, Apixio (SD28)

SMS and Health: A Systematic Review of the Uses of Mobile Phone Messaging in Chronic Disease Prevention & Management: Robert Furberg PhD, Research Programmer/Analyst, Health Communication Program, RTI International (SD16)

Specialty Practice & ASC: Mobile Health Implementation & Strategy: Josh Way, CIO, Coastal Orthopedics & Sports Medicine/Pain Management (SD17)

Technology and Medicine: Mobile Apps and Clinical Outcomes: Joseph Kim MD, MPH, VP of Medical Affairs & Technology, Medical Communications Media (SD18)

Telehealth Developments in Hospice and Palliative Care: Deborah Randall JD, Health Law and Telehealth Consultant (SD19)

Trends in Telehealth: Alex Gerwer, Principal Partner, AKN (SD20)

360 Vision, Mobile, & Beyond: Mike Kirkwood, CEO, Polka (SD29)

Using Mobile Technologies in Clinical Trials and Healthcare Programs: Patrick Hughes, Senior Vice President, and Ben Wilson, Senior Developer, Exco InTouch (SD30)

Using Wireless Wearable Sensors for Respiratory Disease Prevention: Erica Forzani PhD, Research Professor, Arizona State University (SD31)

Wireless Data Management Systems and Application of Clinical Decision Support: A Primer: Jonathan Mack PhD, RN, NP, Post Doctoral Engineering Fellow, West Wireless Health Institute (SD21)

1st mHealth Networking Conference

February 3-4, 2010 - Washington DC

Following are presentations from the 1^st mHealth Networking Conference. The presentations are listed by category, with commercial presentations grouped separately.

The Vision of mHealth (Keynote Presentations)

The mHealth Revolution: C. Peter Waegemann, Vice President, mHealth Initiative (01MHNC)
The 12 mHealth Application Clusters: Claudia Tessier, President, mHealth Initiative (02 MHNC)
National Broadband Plan – Healthcare Team: Dr. Mohit Kaushal, Digital Healthcare Director, Omnibus Broadband Initiative, Office of Strategic Planning and Policy, Federal Communications Commission (03 MHNC)
Virtual Care Model: Andrew Barbash MD, Founder NowDox Community; Stroke Program Director, Holy Cross Hospital (04 MHNC)

Communications and Medical Networks (see also Commercial Demonstrations)

Air-traffic Control for Healthcare: Andrew Barbash MD, Founder NowDox Community; Stroke Program Director, Holy Cross Hospital (05 MHNC)
Brain Talk – Lessons for Physicians from a Network of Patients: Daniel Hoch PhD MD, Assistant Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital (06 MHNC)
Effect of Telemonitoring on Adherence and Behavior: Barbara Rapchak, Leap of Faight Technologies (45 MHNC)
New Communication Patterns in Healthcare: C. Peter Waegemann, Vice President, mHealth Initiative (07 MHNC)

Disease Management (see also Commercial Demonstrations)

Connected Health and Diabetes Management: Joseph Kvedar MD, Director, Center for Connected Health, Partners Healthcare (08 MHNC)
A Low-cost Method for Monitoring Asthma via Mobile Phones: Bree Holtz MsC, Telecommunications, Information Studies & Media, Michigan State University (09MHNC)
mHealth for Drug Abuse: Opportunities and Potential Barriers: Brent Moore, Yale University School of Medicine (10MHNC)
Next Generation of Diabetes Management: Richard J Katz MD, George Washington University Medical Center (11 MHNC)

Clinical Practice (see also Commercial Demonstrations)

Apps for iPhone and Blackberry for Clinical Practice: Renee McLeod PhD, Dean School of Nursing and Health Professions, Brandman University (12MHNC)
Current Creative Uses of Mobile Devices in Healthcare: Mary Mays PhD, Associate Dean, Innovation Institute for Health Professions, Brandman University (13MHNC)
Enhancing Implementation of Medical Home Initiatives Using Mobile Computing: Dhaval Shah, Head – Mobile Technology Practice, CitiusTech (14MHNC)
Health Everyware: Great Design for Mobile Health: Juhan Sonin, HIMSS Usability Work Group (15MHNC)
Medical Networks: C. Peter Waegemann, Vice President, mHealth Initiative (16MHNC)
mHealth, EMRs, and PHRs: C. Waegemann, Vice President, mHealth Initiative (17MHNC)
Mobile Technology Tools Needed by the Nurse of the Future: Renee McLeod PhD, Dean School of Nursing and Health Professions, Brandman University (18MHNC)
A Prescription for Mobile Patient Engagement: Garry Carneal, Chair US Advisory Board, Life:WIRE (19MHNC)
Remote Patient Care and Telemedicine – What, Why and How: Shashi Tripathi, VP Product Development, AGNITY Healthcare (20MHNC)

Consumers (see also Commercial Demonstrations)

Creative Mobile and Wireless Technologies to Change Behavior for Improved Health: Chris Stakutis, Vice President, Emerging Technology, CA Inc. (21MHNC)
Future Directions in Symptom-driven Consumer Applications: Ed Daniels, Affiliated Consultant, Point-of-Care Partners (22MHNC)
Internet Use and Depression Among the Elderly: George S. Ford PhD and Sherry G. Ford, Phoenix Center (23MHNC)

Management and Regulatory Issues (see also Commercial Demonstrations)

FDA Regulation of mHealth: Bradley Merrill Thompson MBA JD, EpsteinBeckerGreen (24MHNC)
Federal Regulatory Issues in mHealth: Russell H. Fox, MintzLevin (25MHNC)
Leveraging Mobile Computing for Achieving “Meaningful Use” Requirements: Dhaval Shah, Head – Mobile Technology Practice, CitiusTech (26MHNC)
Management and Security of Health Information on mDevices: Claudia Tessier, President, mHealth Initiative (27MHNC)
mHealth Rei mbursement: Who Will Pay and for What?: Joe l Brill MD, Chief Medical Officer, Predictive Health (28MHNC)

International Developments (see also Commercial Demonstrations)

Current mHealth Developments in the European Union: Jaakko Aarnio, Research Program Officer, ICT for Health Unit, DG Information Society and Media, European Commission (29MHNC)
Dif ferent International Health Models: C. Peter Waegemann, Vice President, mHealth Initiative (30MHNC)

Commercial Presentations

Adapting Health & Wellness Applications to Cell Phones for Seniors: David Inns, President, Jitterbug, and Anand Iyer PhD, President and COO, WellDoc (31MHNC)
Better Health is Calling: Jorge Perdomo, GenerationOne (32MHNC)
Bringing Evidence-based Medicine to the Point of Care: John P. Fallon, Vice President, Vantage Laboratories (33MHNC)
Connecting the Streams: Mike Kirkwood, Polka (34MHNC)
Connecting Patients to Providers: Yin Ling Leung, Applied Research Works (35MHNC)
Creating Collaborative Communities of Care: Moses Cesario, President, Ramsell Technologies (36MHNC)
Global Testing Solutions: Mobile and Wireless Technologies for the Healthcare Industry: Matthew Nelson, Business Development Manager, and Ted Erfer, Director of Business Development, Intertek Testing Services (37MHNC)
Leveraging Mobile Medication Compliance Applications for Senior Patients: Aaron Pollack, Director Marketing Development, Jitterbug (38MHNC)
Medi-Net: A Mobile Healthcare Management System for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease: Permanand Mohan, Senior Lecturer, University of the West Indies; Ronald Hinds, CEO, Teleios Systems; Ian Henderson, Director Technology, Illuminat Limited (39MHNC)
Mobile Diabetes Management Platform for Seniors: Aaron Pollack, Director Marketing Development, Jitterbug, and Anand Iyer PhD, President and COO, WellDoc (40MHNC)
Reaching out to Seniors with Heart-healthy Tips and Wellness Calls: Allan Pollack, Director Marketing Development, Jitterbug (41MHNC)
Real-world Studies – How Text Messaging can Return on Sponsor Investment and Provide Enhanced Patient Care: Patrick Hughes, Exco inTouch (42MHNC)
Technology and Business Models for mHealth Services in India: Nandu Madhava, mDhil (43MHNC)
Using Mobile Devices to Accelerate Delivery of Mission-critical Information: Patrick Enright, Director, Enterprise Sales, Sybase 365 (44MHNC)