Healthcare 2007: Speakers

We are pleased to have the following people speaking at Healthcare 2007:

Confirmed Keynotes

Ms. Marna Borgstrom

President and CEO, Yale-New Haven Hospital

Dr. Richard N. Foster

Managing Partner, Foster Health Partners

Slides from Presentations

Opening Keynote Speech - Ms. Marna P. Borgstrom, MPH

Marna P. Borgstrom, MPH presentation slides

Closing Keynote Speech - Dr. Richard N. Foster, MS, PhD

Dr. Richard N. Foster, MS, PhD presentation slides

Luncheon Speaker

Mr. Christopher Barrett

Senior Vice President, Managed Markets, Boehringer-Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Executive Panel

Moderator

• Paul D. Cleary, MS, PhD
  Dean and C-E.A. Winslow Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health, Yale School of Epidemiology and Public Health

Panelists

• Richard S. Bakalar, MD
  Chief Medical Officer, Innovation Team, IBM Corporation – Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry
• Kelly Brownell, PhD
  Co-Founder & Director, The Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity, Yale University
• John Fletcher, MBA
  CEO & Founding Partner, Fletcher Spaght, Inc. and Fletcher Spaght Ventures
• Nan-Kirsten Forte, MS
  Executive Vice President, Consumer Services, WebMD

Breakout Session Leaders

Morning Session – 10:30-11:45am

I. Can We Improve Quality and Cost at the Same Time? Considering Process Engineering

• Laura M. Hill, MBA, MPH
  Program Manager, Process Excellence, Stanford Hospital & Clinics
• Arthur J. Swersey, PhD
  Professor of Operations Research, Yale School of Management

II. Is Healthcare Ripe for Restructuring? Thinking about Industry Structure in a Rapidly-Evolving Economic Sector

• Robert Bettigole, MPPM
  Managing Partner, Elm Street Ventures
• R. Christopher Regan, MBA
  Managing Director, The Chartis Group

III. Luxury Medicine: When is Healthcare Not Healthcare?

• Bessie A. Manley, RN
  Nursing Director, Phillips House 22 Private Surgery In-Patient Unit, Massachusetts General Hospital
• Robert Ruxin, MD
  Internist and Concierge Physician, MDVIP, Ridgefield and Sandy Hook, CT

IV. Patients and Doctors and Shareholders (Oh My!): Meeting the Needs of Diverse Constituencies

• David R. Gifford, MD, MPH
  Director, Rhode Island Department of Health
• Christopher F. Koller, MPPM, MAR
  Health Insurance Commissioner, State of Rhode Island

V. Realizing the Promise of IT: Learning from Experience

• Margaret Flinter, RN
  Vice President and Clinical Director, Community Health Center, Inc.
• Michael Marchand, MBA
  Director, Performance Improvement, Visiting Nurse Service of New York

VI. Targeting Innovation / Investing in Healthcare

• Scott T. Santarella
  Executive Director & Chief Administration Officer, Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation/Multiple Myeloma Research Consortium
• Norman C. Selby, MBA
  Senior Managing Director, Perseus, LLC

VII. There Isn’t a Code for That: The Challenge of Technological Innovation in Healthcare

• Thomas O. Enders, III, MBA
  Managing Director and Senior Partner, Computer Sciences Corporation
• Clare LaFond, MBA
  Yale School of Management 1984

VIII. Thinking Globally: Beyond Tele-Radiology and Medical Tourism

• Richard S. Bakalar, MD
  Chief Medical Officer, Innovation Team, IBM Corporation – Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry
• Sparrow Mahoney
  Founder and CEO, MdTrex
• Jeff Schult
  Journalist

IX. Turning the Titanic: How Do You Get Healthcare Professionals to Change the Way They Do Things?

• William Credé, MD
  Medical Director, Clinical Quality Improvement, Yale-New Haven Hospital, and Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology and Public Health, Yale University School of Medicine
• Christopher LaFarge, MBA, MFS
  President and CEO, Sensors for Medicine, Inc.

X. When Healthcare Capabilities Exceed Available Resources: The Uncomfortable Subject of Rationing

• A. David Paltiel, MBA, PhD
  Professor, Division of Health Policy and Administration, Yale School of Medicine
• Amy S. Rich, MPH
  Associate Director, Corporate & Foundation Relations, Yale Office of Development

XI. Will Patients Share Responsibility for Their Health?

• Kathleen M. Campbell
  Sr. Product Development Manager, Aetna

Afternoon Session – 2:45-4:00pm

I. Collaborations that Create Value: Lessons from Retailing and Manufacturing

• Alexis Cort, MBA
  Principal, HIPAAssociates
• Augustus T. Crocker, Jr.
  Vice President, Provider Health Services, BearingPoint

II. Educating Consumers: Where Should Patients Go for Information?

• Andrew Epstein, MPP, PhD
  Assistant Professor, Division of Health Policy and Administration, Yale School of Medicine
• Scott Shapiro
  Vice President, Corporate Communications and Marketing, HealthGrades

III. Individual Mandates: Assessing Massachusetts & California

• Eric H. Schultz
  President and CEO, Fallon Community Health Plan
• Charles Joffe-Halpern, MSW
  Executive Director, Ecu-Health Care, and President of the Board of Directors, Healthcare For All
• Samuel A. Forman, MD, MBA
  President, Oak and Ivy Health Systems

IV. Is Healthcare Ripe for Restructuring? Thinking about Industry Structure in a Rapidly-Evolving Economic Sector

• Kathleen Carey, PhD
  Associate Professor, Health Policy & Management, Boston University School of Public Health.
• Buddy Gumina, MBA
  Partner, Apax Partners

V. Quality: We Know It When We See It, But Can We Define It?

• Betsy Bradley, MBA, PhD
  Professor of Public Health, Yale School of Medicine; Director of Health Management Program and Co-Director of Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program, Yale University
• Ken Sperling, MBA
  Senior Vice President, National Accounts Segment, CIGNA HealthCare

VI. Realizing the promise of bioinformatics: Who reaps the benefits and who covers the costs?

• Amy C. Justice, MD, PhD
  Associate Professor of Medicine and Public Health, Yale School of Medicine and Chief, Section of General Medicine, VA Connecticut Healthcare System
• Cynthia Brandt, MD, MPH
  Associate Director for VACHS Informatics Training, Yale Center for Medical Informatics, and Staff Physician, VA West Haven, CT

VII. Targeting Innovation / Investing in Healthcare

• Christopher K. McLeod, MS
  President and CEO, 454 Life Sciences
• Stephen J. Salzer, MD
  Managing Director, Greenwich Venture Partners, LLC

VIII. Thinking Globally: Beyond Tele-Radiology and Medical Tourism

• Vladimir P. Neklesa, MD
  Director of Information Technology in Diagnostic Radiology, Yale University Diagnostic Radiology
• Stephanie Sulger, RN, MS
  Director of International Medical Services, Medical Tours International

IX. Thinking Outside the Box: Minute Clinics and Freestanding Diagnostic Centers

• Cris Ross, MBA
  Chief Information Officer, MinuteClinic
• Madison Mauzé, MBA
  Director, Business Operations, Whole Health

X. Turning the Titanic: How Do You Get Healthcare Professionals to Change the Way They Do Things?

• Christopher LaFarge, MBA, MFS
  President and CEO, Sensors for Medicine, Inc.
• Roderick M. McNealy, MBA
  Director, Johnson & Johnson Marketing and Advertising College

XI. When Healthcare Capabilities Exceed Available Resources: The Uncomfortable Subject of Rationing

• Bruce Jennings, MA
  Director, Center for Humans and Nature
• Sam K. Srivastava
  President, CIGNA Senior Care