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 PRESS RELEASE:
Ten Key Reasons to Attend the National
Predictive Modeling Summit
- The Leading Forum on Predictive
Analytics Applied to Key Health Care
Functions, Settings, and Populations
- September 15 - 16, 2010
- Onsite:
Crystal Gateway Marriott Hotel, Arlington,
VA
- Online: Live and Archived for 6 Months
- www.PredictiveModelingSummit.com
PRESS
RELEASE
Phone:
800-684-4549
Email: registration@hcconferences.com
Website: www.PredictiveModelingSummit.com
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ARLINGTON, VA USA --
AUGUST 27, 2010:
The Fourth National Predictive Modeling Summit,
www.PredictiveModelingSummit.com,
to be held September 15 - 16, 2010 at the
Crystal Gateway
Marriott Hotel in Arlington,
VA, announced today ten key reasons to attend
the Summit, including:
- Increased Role for Predictive
Analytics: Evolutionary change
in health care has brought
predictive analytics to the
forefront in health care
organization's business and clinical
needs, and the Summit is the leading
forum to position your organization
to deliver state of the art
predictive analytics in 2011 and
beyond.
- Position for Reform and
Change: The Affordable Care Act,
HITECH, marketplace changes and
other dynamics have brought about
rapid change that requires
predictive modeling solutions, and
the Summit delivers plenary sessions
addressing relevant topics in this
regard.
- Prepare for New Provider
Delivery Structures: The Summit
delivers sessions addressing
Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs),
Medical Homes, Bundled Payments and
Provider Network issues.
- Care Management Going
Forward: The Summit offers a
number of plenary sessions
addressing both strategic care
management strategies and knowledge
going forward into this decade, as
well as detailed clinical approaches
in key areas.
- Risk Assessment & Premium
Rate Solutions: The Summit
provides
strategies
and solutions to maximize results
for risk assessment and premium
rating.
- Intelligence on Employer
Strategies:
Find out how employers
are using predictive models
effectively
- The Latest in Fraud
Prevention: Preconference
sessions offer two national experts
addressing the latest in predictive
analytics and health care fraud
detection and prevention.
- Innovations, Basics & Beyond,
and International Solutions:
Choose between a preconference
workshop on Predictive Modeling
Basics and Beyond, or a Predictive
Modeling Innovations Preconference,
as well as a postconference offering
a range of International Predictive
Modeling intelligence and solutions.
- Leading Forum for Predictive
Modeling Knowledge and Solutions:
The Fourth National Predictive
Modeling Summit offers the leading
forum with a faculty of national
experts and hands-on practitioners
offering case studies, competitive
intelligence, technical knowledge
and strategic solutions.
- Networking Opportunities:
The Summit provides the optimal
setting to to network with peers,
national experts, industry leaders
and solutions providers in a relaxed
setting.
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SESSIONS INCLUDE |
- Reform and
Change - Medical
Homes, ACOs, and
Bundled Payments:
How does Predictive
Modeling Fit in the
New Provider
Reimbursement
Landscape?
- Reform and
Change -
Predictive Analytics
for Improving Access
and Coordinating
Delivery for an
Increased Covered
Population under
Health Reform
- Reform and
Change -
Healthcare in 3D:
Creating a New Model
that Puts Consumers,
Physicians and
Payers Front and
Center through
Information Sharing
- Reform and
Change - On the
Brink of Change: The
Increasing
Importance of
Predictive Risk
Models for Health
Management
- Risk
Assessment &
Premiums -
Strategies and
Solutions to
Maximize Predictive
Model Results for
Risk Assessment &
Rating
- Employers
- How Employers use
Predictive Models
Effectively
- Provider
Networks -
Predictive Modeling:
Current Practice and
Future Applications
for Physician
Networks
- Care
Management -
Innovative
Predictive Modeling
Approaches to
Improve Quality of
Care
- Care
Management -
Triage of Acute
Decompensated
Congestive Heart
Failure in the
Emergency
Department: Initial
Results Using a
Computer-Based
Clinical
Decision-Support
Tool
- Care
Management -
Approaches to
Predictive Modeling
for Palliative or
Hospice Care
Management
- Plus
Preconferences and
Postconference -
Predictive Modeling
Innovations;
Predictive Modeling
Basics and Beyond;
International Models
for Predictive
Analytics
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THE
FOURTH NATIONAL PREDICTIVE
MODELING SUMMIT
September 15 - 16, 2010
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Crystal Gateway Marriott Hotel
Arlington, VA
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with 24/7 access for six
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Ian Duncan, FSA, MAAA
President, Solucia Inc.,
Farmington, CT |
Clive Riddle
President, MCOL and
Publisher, Predictive
Modeling News, Modesto,
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FACULTY |
Swati Abbott
President, MEDai, Inc.,
An Elsevier Company,
Orlando, FL |
Chad Abrams, MA
ACG International Deputy
Director, The Johns
Hopkins University,
Baltimore, MD |
Jordan Bazinsky, MBA
VP Science & Technology,
Verisk Health, Waltham,
MA |
Dogu Celebi
Chief Medical Officer,
Ingenix, Waltham, MA |
Laura C. Deiboldt,
RN, BSN
Account Manager, MEDai,
an Elsevier Company,
Orlando, FL |
Dan Dunn
Senior Vice President,
Business Solutions,
Ingenix, Waltham, MA
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Cheryl Duva
Vice President and
Pharmacy Optimization
Practice Leader, Ingenix
Consulting, Brookfield,
CT |
Jeff Fluke
Managing Director,
Actuarial Consulting,
Ingenix Consulting, Eden
Prairie, MN |
Andrea Fong
Vice President,
International Product
Management and Clinical
Analytics, Verisk
Health, Waltham, MA
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Bill Fox, JD, MA
Senior Director
Healthcare
LexisNexis Risk
Solutions, Haddonfield,
NJ |
Anjum Khurshid, PhD,
MB BS
Director of Clinical
Research and Evaluation,
Integrated Care
Collaboration, Austin,
TX |
Donald Libby, PhD
Statistical Consultant,
Health Intelligence
Division, APS
Healthcare, Madison, WI
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Soyal Momin, MS, MBA
Director, Research &
Population Management
Analytics, BlueCross
BlueShield of Tennessee,
Chattanooga, TN |
Russell D. Robbins,
MD, MBA
Principal and Senior
Clinical Consultant,
Mercer Human Resources
Consulting, Norwalk, CT |
H. Scott Sarran, MD,
MM
Chief Medical Officer,
Blue Cross Blue Shield
of Illinois, Chicago, IL
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Hisham M.F. Sherif,
MD, FACS, FICS
Cardiac Surgery,
Christiana Hospital,
Newark, DE |
Peichang Shi
Senior Statistical
Analyst, North Texas
Specialty Physicians,
Fort Worth, TX |
Rong Yi, PhD
Senior Consultant,
Milliman, Inc., Boston,
MA |
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