The 2018-2020 annual Conference on Health IT & Analytics connected a wide range of academic disciplines, Federal agencies, policymakers, funders, practitioners, patient advocates, and industry professionals to develop a health information technology and analytics (HIT+A) research agenda and materials that were widely disseminated to identify trends and knowledge gaps in HIT+A.
The 2020 Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Consensus Conference, “Telehealth and Emergency Medicine: A Consensus Conference to Map the Intersection of Emergency Medicine and Telehealth” developed a research agenda to support future clinical practice and evidence-based investigation at the intersection of telehealth and emergency medicine.
The annual Conference on Health IT and Analytics (CHITA) facilitates the development of research and implementation lessons; fosters relationships among academics, policymakers, and practitioners; and helps disseminate research and train the next generation of health IT and analytics researchers with diverse backgrounds to improve healthcare quality, efficiency, and equity.
This effort will convene a workshop entitled “Workshop to Inform Technology Innovation and Research for Medicaid Programs” to identify challenges faced by Medicaid beneficiaries and programs that are amenable to technology, ideate prototype solutions, and disseminate the findings.
This research will use a consensus conference format during the 2023 Society for Academic Emergency Medicine conference to develop and publish an actionable research agenda for precision emergency medicine with a focus on improving patient outcomes by using a patient’s genomic, biologic, environmental, and public health data.
This conference grant will support a multidisciplinary Think Tank to develop and disseminate telehealth best practices, training curriculum recommendations, and policy recommendations to support equitable and sustained telehealth access in the State of Michigan.
