Description
On-line treatment •
E-health • Smart
cards • Cognitive
re-training •
Neurotechnology
Technology-based compliance •
Personal health records •
Remote monitoring •
Virtual reality
These technologies are
here today. Will they be gone tomorrow? Or, will they
change how behavioral health services are delivered in the
years to come?
The answers to these questions – and more – are the focus
of the 2008 Institute for Behavioral Health Informatics.
Plan to join us in Washington, D.C. in October to hear
what behavioral health industry leaders and technology
innovators have to say about the current and future nexus
of behavioral health and technology.
In two days, our goal is to provide an executive update on
emerging technological tools and their implications for
leaders of organizations that pay for or deliver
behavioral health services. To lead your organization into
the future, understanding the potential and the pitfalls
of new technologies is critical. We want to join with you
and other industry stakeholders to build a bridge to the
best future applications of new technological tools.
Contact Hours:
What you will learn:
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Understand the
state of development & application of new technologies
in the behavioral health field, as well as their
implications for future strategy
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Evaluate the
research on the effectiveness of the integration of
technology into the delivery of clinical behavioral
health services
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Recognize the
future uses of technology in improving the quality of
care & outcomes in behavioral health & the challenges in
their adoption
Who should attend?
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CEOs of health &
human service organizations
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Health care
policymakers & financing executives
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State and county
public health, mental health & substance abuse program
executives
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CEOs and executive
team members of technology organizations
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Executives of
physical health providers, including large medical
systems, that service behavioral health services
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Executives of
managed care organizations & their behavioral health
service systems
Keynotes
Confirmed Faculty:
- KEYNOTE: Peter A. Bisbecos,
Director, Division of Disability & Rehabilitative
Services, State of Indiana
- KEYNOTE: Deborah Peel, M.D.,
Founder, Patient Privacy Rights Foundation
- KEYNOTE: Monica E. Oss, M.S.,
Chief Executive Officer, OPEN MINDS
- M. Colleen Elmer, M.S.W.,
M.B.A., LCSW, Executive Vice President & Senior
Associate, OPEN MINDS
- Joseph P. Naughton-Travers,
Ed.M., Senior Associate, OPEN MINDS
- Michael LaRue, Senior
Associate, OPEN MINDS
Accommodations
Sheraton Crystal City
1800 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, Virginia 22202
Phone (703) 486-1111
Reservations may be made online
Mention the OPEN
MINDS Institute for Behavioral Health Informatics, and
reserve by September 29, 2008 for the special group rate
of $229 per night.
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