All sessions will be held in the Virginia Room, Marriott Wardman Park,
Washington, DC 20008, unless otherwise noted.
13: Privacy Protection
and Technology Diffusion:The
Case of Electronic Medical
Records:
Amalia R. Miller (University
of Virginia), Catherine
Tucker (MIT).
Discussant:
Yunfeng Shi (Pennsylvania
State University, Center for
Health Care Policy and
Research (CHCPR)) |
14:
Developing the Technology
Capability in Health Care
Supply Chains: An Empirical
Analysis of the Electronic
Medical Record Capability of
Health Care Providers:
Asoke Dey (University of
Akron), Kingshuk K. Sinha
(University of Minnesota),
Sriram Thirumalai
(University of Utah).
Discussant:
Guodong (Gordon) Gao
(University of Maryland) |
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12:15pm - 1:30pm Lunch
and Short Presentations I |
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S01: Transforming Healthcare with
Information Technology in
Japan and the US: A Case
Study Regarding Policy,
People, and Progress:
Chon Abraham (College of
William & Mary), Eitaro
Nishihara (Japanese
Association of Healthcare
Information Systems Industry
(JAHIS)). |
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S02: Recent Evidence on
the Benefits of Health
Information Technology: An
Update of the Literature:
Melinda Beeuwkes Buntin
(U.S. Department of Health &
Human Services), Matthew
Burke (U.S. Department of
Health & Human Services),
Michael Hoaglin. |
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S03:
Meaningful Use of Electronic
Health Records in Physician
Practices:
Chenghui Li (University of
Arkansas). |
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S04:
The Impact of Information
Technology on Treatment
Variation in Healthcare:
Matt Wimble (Michigan State
University). |
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S05: The Relationship
between Health Information
Technology and the Provision
of Community Benefit by
Not-for-Profit Hospitals:
Ann Rensel (Niagara
University), Kristine
Principe (Niagara
University). |
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S06:
Cost benefits realized
through medical informatics
and Clinical Decision
Support:
Jason Gagner (Intermountain
Healthcare, Utah), Peter
Haug (Intermountain
Healthcare). |
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S07:
Patients, Doctors and
Computers:
Emilia Simeonova (Tufts
University), Sergei Koulayev
(Boston College). |
S08: An IT Application to
Optimize Compensation and
Prevention of Patient Safety
Incidents:
Lorens A. Helmchen (George
Mason University).
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Lunch sponsored by
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1:30pm - 3:00pm Session
2 - HIT Impact 1
Chair: Corey Angst (University of Notre Dame) |
21:
The Impact of Health IT on
Hospital Productivity:
Jinhyung Lee (University of
Minnesota), Jeff McCullough
(University of Minnesota),
Robert Town (University of
Minnesota).
Discussant:
Ginger Jin (University of
Maryland) |
22: Should Hospitals
Mandate Use of Computerized
Physician Order Entry
Systems?:
Michael F. Furukawa (Arizona
State University), T. S.
Raghu (Arizona State
University), Benjamin B. M.
Shao (Arizona State
University).
Discussant:
Matthew Burke (U.S.
Department of Health & Human
Services) |
23: The Effect of
Computerized Patient Records
on Nursing Time and Patient
Outcomes in the Veterans
Health Administration:
Joanne Spetz (UCSF), James
Burgess (Boston University),
Ciaran Phibbs (Stanford
University).
Discussant:
Corey Angst (University of Notre Dame) |
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3:00pm - 3:15pm Coffee
Break |
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3:15pm - 4:45pm Session
3 - HIT Impact 2
Chair: Rachida Parks (Pennsylvania State University) |
31:
Do Electronic Medical
Records Make Physicians More
Productive? An Empirical
Analysis and Design
Implications:
Hemant Bhargava (University
of California), Shuang Liu
(University of California),
Abhay Nath Mishra (Georgia
State University).
Discussant:
Matt Wimble (Michigan State
University) |
32:
What Happens After a Medical
Error? The Role of Health IT
in Recovering from Errors
versus Preventing Errors:
William Encinosa (Georgetown
University), Jaeyong Bae
(Emory University).
Discussant:
Eric L. Eisenstein (Duke
University) |
33:
Reducing Privacy Exposure in
Healthcare Workflows:
Xue Bai (University of
Connecticut), Ram Gopal
(University of Connecticut),
Manuel Nunez (University of
Connecticut), Dmitry Zhdanov
(University of Connecticut).
Discussant:
Rachida Parks (Pennsylvania State University) |
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4:45pm - 5:00pm Break |
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5:00pm - 6:30pm Session
4 - Health Information
Exchange
Chair: Larry T. Mercer (Sentara Healthcare) |
41:
On Sustainability of Health
Information Exchanges:
Effect of Funding and
Patient Experience:
Jiban Khuntia (University of
Maryland), Sunil Mithas
(University of Maryland),
Ritu Agarwal (University of
Maryland).
Discussant:
Rajiv Kohli (College of
William & Mary) |
42:
The Role of Competition in
Regional Health Information
Organization Formation and
Hospital Participation:
Julia Adler-Milstein
(Harvard University),
Catherine M. DesRoches
(Harvard University), Ashish
K. Jha (Harvard University).
Discussant:
Lorens A. Helmchen (George
Mason University) |
43:
Health Disclosure Laws and
Health Information
Exchanges:
Idris Adjerid (Carnegie
Mellon University),
Alessandro Acquisti
(Carnegie Mellon
University), Rema Padman
(Carnegie Mellon
University).
Discussant:
Larry T. Mercer (Sentara
Healthcare) |
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6:45pm - 8:00pm Poster
Sessions and Reception
*Venue: Lebanese Taverna Restaurant,
2641 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC (Across the street from the Hotel Marriott,
Wardman Park) |
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P01:
Instituting Transformational
Change with a Disruptive
Technology: The Sentara
Healthcare Story:
Chon Abraham (College of
William and Mary), David
Levin (Sentara Healthcare),
Bert Reese (Sentara
Healthcare). |
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P02:
An Enriched Understanding of
Why the Environment and
Individual Characteristics
are Important in
Understanding Technology
Utilization in Healthcare:
Chon Abraham (College of
William and Mary), Iris
Junglas (University of
Houston). |
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P03:
Delegation, Electronic
Health Record Use, and
Productivity in Primary Care
Practices:
Julia Adler-Milstein
(Harvard University). |
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P04:
Network Dynamics: How Can We
Find Patients Like Us:
Lu Yan (University of
Washington), Yong Tan
(University of Washington). |
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P05:
How Economic and
Institutional Factors
Influence Electronic Medical
Records Adoption:
Jiban Khuntia (University of
Maryland), Ritu Agarwal
(University of Maryland),
Sunil Mithas (University of
Maryland), Oliver Lin
(University of Maryland). |
P06:
A Multi-Level Investigation
of IS Avoidance in
Healthcare Groups:
Gerald C. Kane (Boston
College), Joe Labianca
(University of Kentucky).
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Reception sponsored by
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Saturday October 9, 2010 |
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7:30am - 8:00am
Breakfast |
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8:00am - 9:30am
Session 5 - Online Health
Information
Chair: Amanda J Felkey (Lake Forest College) |
51:
A Premier Study of Physician
Ratings on the Internet:
Guodong (Gordon) Gao
(University of Maryland),
Jeff McCullough (University
of Minnesota), Ritu Agarwal
(University of Maryland),
Ashish K. Jha (Harvard
University).
Discussant:
Ann Rensel (Niagara
University) |
52:
It’s a Network, Not an
Encyclopedia: The Quality of
Peer Produced Medical
Information on Wikipedia:
Gerald C. Kane (Boston
College), Sam Ransbotham
(Boston College).
Discussant:
Wei Zhang (China Europe
International Business
School) |
53:
A Dynamic Game of Doctors’
Participation in Online
Health Information Platform:
Jian Ni (Johns Hopkins
University), Baohong Sun
(Carnegie Mellon
University).
Discussant:
Amanda J Felkey (Lake Forest
College) |
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9:30am - 10:00am
Coffee Break |
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10:00am - 11:30am
Session 6 - Impact of the
Internet
Chair: Namjoo Choi (University of Albany) |
61:
Effect of Internet health
information on health care
use:
Agne Suziedelyte (University
of New South Wales).
Discussant:
Emilia Simeonova (Tufts
University) |
62:
Examining the Antecedents
and Consequences of
Disclosing Medical Privacy
Information Online:
Jason Chan (New York
University), Anindya Ghose
(New York University).
Discussant:
Kingshuk K. Sinha
(University of Minnesota) |
63:
Feeling Blue so Going
Online: An Empirical Study
on Effectiveness of Virtual
Social Networking:
Lu Yan (University of
Washington), Yong Tan
(University of Washington).
Discussant:
Namjoo Choi (University of
Albany) |
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11:30pm - 1:00pm
Lunch and Short
Presentations II |
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S09:
The Social Structures of
Knowledge Demand Versus
Knowledge Supply in
Adaptability to Itenabled
Change in Healthcare:
Roopa Raman (Clemson
University), Anandhi
Bharadwaj (Emory
University). |
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S10:
RFID Privacy Issues in
Healthcare: Exploring the
Roles of Technologies and
Regulations:
Rachida Parks (Pennsylvania State University),
Chao-Hsien Chu (Pennsylvania State University),
Heng Xu (Pennsylvania State University). |
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S11:
Online Rating of Chinese
Physicians: What Aspects of
Clinical Services are Valued
Most?:
Wei Zhang (China Europe
International Business
School). |
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S12:
Improving the Implementation
of Evidence-Based Practices
and Information Systems in
Healthcare: A Social Network
Approach:
Priscilla A. Arling (Butler
University), Bradley N.
Doebbeling (Indiana
University), Rebekah L. Fox
(Texas State). |
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S13:
An Optimal Contract Design
Using Health Information
System:
Jianfeng Chen (Peking
University). |
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S14:
The Road to HIMSS Stage 7
EMR Implementation: a case
study:
Larry T. Mercer (Sentara
Healthcare), Shane R.
Danaher (Virginia HIMSS). |
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S15:
Behavioral Changes in Health
Care: The Case of Electronic
Health Records:
Amanda J Felkey (Lake Forest
College), Lucas B Felkey
(Rush University). |
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S16:
Population-Based Clinical
Decision Support: A Clinical
and Economic Evaluation:
Eric L. Eisenstein (Duke
University), David F. Lobach
(Duke University). |
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S17:
Cultural Dimensions as
Moderators of the UTAUT
Model: a Research Proposal
in a Healthcare Context:
Kuang-Yuan Huang (University
of Albany), Namjoo Choi
(University of Albany). |
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S18:
Adoption of Patient-centric
Information Systems by
Ambulatory Care Providers:
Aaron Baird (Arizona State
University), Michael F.
Furukawa (Arizona State
University), T.S. Raghu
(Arizona State University). |
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S19:
“THE CRITICAL PATCH” --
ICT’s Role In Improving
Productivity & Service
Delivery Among Health
Professionals In Nigeria:
Benjamin Akinmoyeje (Management Sciences for Health),
Oluwayemisi Ojo (CHAN MediPharm),
Jessica Ansong (The Balm In Gilead, Inc). |
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S20:
Information Technology
Adoption and Hospital
Procedural Performances – An
Empirical Analysis:
Yunfeng Shi (Pennsylvania
State University, Center for
Health Care Policy and
Research (CHCPR)). |
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1:00pm - 2:30pm
Session 7 - Health Services
Market
Chair: Priscilla A. Arling (Butler University) |
71:
Future of Health Insurance
Procurement: Lessons from
the Online HMO Auctions:
Alok Gupta (University of
Minnesota), Stephen T.
Parente (University of
Minnesota), Pallab Sanyal
(George Mason University).
Discussant:
Aaron Baird (Arizona State
University) |
72:
Information Technology
Enabled Matching Mechanism
in Health Care Management:
Jianqing Chen (University of
Calgary), Lizhen Xu
(University of Texas),
Andrew Whinston (University
of Texas), Michael Yuan (Ringful
Health).
Discussant:
Jianfeng Chen (Peking
University) |
73:
Evaluating the Performance
and Adoption of
Pharmaceutical e-Detailing
Strategies:
Gordon Burtch (Temple
University), Paul Pavlou
(Temple University), Sunil
Wattal (Temple University).
Discussant:
Priscilla A. Arling (Butler
University) |
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2:30pm - 3:00pm
Closing Remarks |
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