Tech Touch: Health care consumerism meets population health management
September 25, 2014 Leave a comment
PHA Forum 2014 Educational Sessions
The Population Health Alliance has always been at the forefront of health care transformation and innovation in that arena. Our annual conference has always showcased the technological innovations that are pushing forward the change while driving down cost, improving quality and outcomes and putting the individual in the driver seat.
This high tech track is definitely cutting edge. The presentations of the Tech Touch: Strategies for Apps in Health include internet-based activity monitors, which are incorporated with HRAs; online wellness platform that helps to understand resilience, wireless physical activity tracking devices; and mobile health messaging to promote responsible drinking.
Population health meets health care consumerism. The myriad of mobile apps and other technological innovations that put the consumer in the driver seat are pushing providers to catch up and ride the wave. These technologies can be a powerful tool to activate patients and drive up engagement.
Tech Touch: Strategies for Apps in Health
Presentations
Achieving Optimal Health and Unlocking Human Potential: A Case Study of Data-Driven Dialogue with the Army
Speaker
Jeff Arnold, Chairman/CEO, Sharecare
LTC Daniel T. Johnston, MD, MPH, US Army Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness (CSF2) Program
Association of Activity Monitors with HRA Responses among Those Participating in Employee Wellness Programs
Speaker
Robert A. Frommelt, PhD, MS, Director, Measurement & Analysis, Nurtur Health
Elaine Gordon, MPH, MCHES, Senior Director, Public Health & Programs, LiveHealthier
Using Mobile Technology to Target Responsible Drinking as Part of Employer-Sponsored Population Health Programs
Speaker
Dr. Leanne Mauriello, Vice President of Research and Product Development, Pro-Change Behavior Systems, Inc.
The Gamification of Health: Effective Engagement in Health vs. Gaming the System
Speakers
Erin Seaverson, StayWell
Paul Terry, PhD,Chief Science Officer, StayWell
Gina DeBruin, MBA, Strategic Partnership Manager, Wellness Team, Fitbit
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