October 12: At a Glance

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• *Schedule change: The Hopkins Opioid Program (HOP) has been added to the schedule at 9am in East. View details
• Vendor exhibits will be open from 9am - 3:30pm. See below for details.
  
• Morning coffee and refreshments sponsored by Cingular
• Lunch sponsored by Dell
• Panel discussion sponsored in part by Microsoft.
• Projectors courtesy of Epson.

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Track	Clinical		Databases	Education	General	Technical
8-9	Registration and Coffee sponsored by Cingular
9-10	Enhancing Physician Practice with Patient Keeper: Mark Bittle, MBA, CHE Administrator, JHOPC Darner	Wireless Thin-Client Barcode Readers for Patient and Laboratory Specimen Identification Bob Miller, MD Pathology West	Tracking Medications in the Hospital Mike Brown, PharmD Pharmacy Miles	PubMed in Your Pocket...Medical Research at Your Fingertips Dale Prince, Health Sciences & Human Services Library University of Maryland, Baltimore Tilghman	Intro to Handheld computing Holly Harden, MLIS Liaison Librarian, Welch Medical Library Turner	Exporting Patients' Clinic Schedules to Physicians' Groupwise Calendars Gary Kinsey/*Hopkins Opioid Program Suzanne Nesbit PharmD, BCPS & Stuart Grossman, MD, Oncology East
10-11	PalmCIS: Palm-based Wireless Computing to Improve Access to Health Information and Coordination of Care James J. Cimino, MD, Professor of Biomedical Informatics and Medicine / Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons (New York) Turner
11-12	Panel Discussion: Where Are We Going? Five Information Officers Discuss Mobile Technology And Health Care. Stephanie Reel, MBA; David Artz, MD, MBA, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center; Qi Li, MD, MBA, Partners Healthcare System; Jonathan C. Silverstein, MD, MS, FACS, The University of Chicago Hospital; James J. Cimino, MD, Columbia Moderated by Ronald P. Lesser, MD Turner
12-1	Lunch - sponsored by Dell
1-2	HIPAA & Security issues in patient data Carol Richardson & Darren Lacey HIPAA Office West	A Day in the Life of an NP and her Pocket PC Janet Selway, DNSc, CRNP Nurse Practitioner Miles		In-Class Voting: Engaging Students in Large and Small Classes Harris Silverstone, Chemistry, Rebecca Pearlman, Biology Bruce Barnett, Physics Theron Feist, CER (facilitator) Darner	Getting Started with PDAs (Hands-on) Dale Prince, Health Sciences and Human Services Library UM, Baltimore Tilghman	Wireless @Home, Security and Terminology Calvin Sproul IT@JH-Enterprise Networking Turner
2-3	Pharmacology Resources Brian Pinto, Pharm.D., Susan Rohner, MLS Pharmacy / Welch Library East	Handhelds in Nursing Barbara Van de Castle, RN, MSN, BC Nurse Educator Darner	Databases and other apps Ross Andersen, PhD Geriatric Center, Bayview Tilghman	Tablet PCs in the classroom: High tech gadget or a useful tool Andreas G. Andreou, PhD Whiting School of Engineering BRB	Invasion of the handhelds Alan Coltri, MS Chief Systems Architect, JHMCIS West	Hopkins Antibiotic Guide project Dr.Grant Bochicchio Miles
3-4	Virtual Paper: Recording Progress Notes with Handwriting on a Tablet PC Bill Carruth Department of Medicine Miles	Mobile Health Computing Technology in the Surgical Rounding Process Mike Awad, MD, PhD Department of Surgery West	Evidence Based Medicine and information databases for handhelds Eric Vogel, MD, FACP Residency Program Director Drexel University College of Medicine Tilghman	Mobile Devices to Enhance Classroom Instruction Theron Feist, Center for Educational Resources BRB		Use of Wireless PDA Devices with Hopkins Email Systems Ben Reynolds, MS Enterprise Messaging Turner
4pm	Drawing for PDAs and other prizes
Track	Clinical		Databases	Education	General	Technical

Thanks to the following vendors for their support: Be sure to visit them in the Turner Concourse

This event is sponsored in part by a $4,995 grant from the National Library of Medicine as part of its outreach program to promote the use of information technology.