Panelists:

  • Andrew Wiesenthal, Director, Deloitte Consulting (moderator)
  • Terry O'Malley, Physician, Massachusetts General Hospital, Partners Healthcare System


  • Leslie Kelly Hall, Consulting Executive, Policy, Healthwise


  • Lisa R. Nelson, Medical Informatics Consultant, Life Over Time Solutions, LLC
  • Dan Levene, Director, Cerner Behavioral Health, Cerner



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4 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    Post acute care settings are key to success in value-based care delivery and payment models. We need mental and behavioral health data to complete the picture. The cost of uncoordinated care isn't sustainable.

  2. Anonymous

    Doesn't the opioid crisis make it imperative that we start tackling either the change of specialized privacy laws or the technical management of those complex rules? Yes, work is hard from a business perspective and politically, but people are dying.

  3. Anonymous

    Does the CURES Act (Section 4004: Information Blocking) help alleviate some of the issues surrounding consent model for Behavioral Health.

  4. Anonymous

    What privacy metadata fields exist or are being proposed to address the security of mental health, minor patient, substance abuse and other sensitive information that does not need to be shared across the spectrum?  How can the privacy provenance be maintained along side the record for the life of the record?