CIIC History and Update

• Problem Definition, Value Proposition
• Benefits of standardized clinical models realized by Intermountain
• Description of the clinical modeling life cycle
• Proposal for how groups can engage in the clinical modeling process

Examples of How to Do the Work

Panel Discussion

• Project descriptions
• Overview of the modeling process
• Approach to clinician engagement
• Lessons learned
• Challenges

Projects to be discussed:

• Nursing data standardization
• Use of standardized models to achieve interoperability across vendors
• Laboratory data standardization and creation of value sets for coded lab tests

Susan Matney, PhD, RNC-OB, FAAN – Senior Medical Informaticist, Intermountain Healthcare

Ken Kamamoto, MHS, M.D., PhD. – Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Utah Health Sciences Center

Mike Waters – FDA

Overview of Breakout Groups

• First Projects
• Technical Capabilities
• Marketing

Susan Matney

Julia Skapik

Stan Huff

Steve Bratt

Russ Leftwich

Gaining Commitment

• What is commitment
• Value proposition for participants organizations
• Drivers and barriers
• Actions to gain commitment

CIIC Collaboration with Other Groups

• How the work of other groups relates to CIIC
• Define opportunities to collaborate
• Identify participants who can facilitate collaboration

Plan for Moving Forward

• How will CIIC evolve and become incorporated into medicine?