Interactive panel discussion of encounter-based care and how it is shaping Enterprise Imaging requirements across the care continuum. We’ll compare ideas on how and where a Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA) can help improve outcomes through more informed decisions at the patient’s point of care. Learn:
• How a VNA can help clinicians access comprehensive patient imaging history via an image-enabled EHR, and across multiple care settings
• How to design care area workflows and infrastructure to speed adoption
• How you can best apply and deploy these capabilities across a healthcare system
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Aaron Hillman
Global Director - Vendor Neutral Archiving (VNA) Program, GE Healthcare
Aaron Hillman leads global marketing for GE Healthcare’s Centricity Clinical Archive Solution (VNA) and Enterprise Imaging Analytics. Aaron has more than 14 years of related experience in healthcare IT, including EMR transformation, clinical documentation solutions, SaaS and cloud solutions and patient care-enabling technologies.
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Brian Green
Region Leader – Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA) Solutions, GE Healthcare
Brian Green oversees the architecture and interoperable needs of large-scale, complex VNA installations involving cross-enterprise integration. Brian has spent 15 years designing, developing and implementing ancillary DICOM and HL7 services for VNA solutions. He is an adjunct professor in Computer Science and Information Systems.
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Gary Nicolas
Commercial Leader – Enterprise Imaging & Vendor Neutral Archive, GE Healthcare
Gary Nicolas led some of the earliest Enterprise VNA installations in the United States. He advocates strong emphasis on enterprise governance in advance of VNA solution planning. Gary has deep domain expertise in multiple VNA technologies including the enterprise master patient index (eMPI) architecture.
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