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For Developers – SMART Health IT

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ITdotHealth II, 2012 – SMART Health IT

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ITdotHealth II, 2012. Co-Director, SMART Platforms. Director, Intelligent Health Lab, Boston Children’s Hospital Informatics Program. Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School. Making EHR Apps Substitutable: Theory and Experience. Lead Architect, SMART Platforms. Research Faculty, Boston Children’s Hospital Informatics Program. Instructor, Harvard Medical School. Apps and APIs: Innovating With and Around Vendor and Homegrown EHRs. Professor, UM Medical School. Lecturer, Harvard Medical School. Chief Ar...

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What Is SMART? – SMART Health IT

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SMART An App Platform for Healthcare. SMART Health IT is an open, standards based technology platform that enables innovators to create apps that seamlessly and securely run across the healthcare system. Using an electronic health record (EHR) system or data warehouse that supports the SMART standard, patients, doctors, and healthcare practitioners can draw on this library of apps to improve clinical care, research, and public health. Open standards enable developers to build apps that can connect to hea...

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PROMISING PRACTICES | Medication Adherence Alliance

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Medication Therapy Management (MTM). Medication therapy management or MTM. Involves a pharmacist looking at an individual’s refill prescriptions and then syncing all of them up for one pick-up versus having the individual making multiple trips to his/her pharmacy. This is becoming a common practice in today’s pharmacies and is a promising practice that improved medication adherence. Related to medication adherence in federal and state programs. Goals are to:. Ie Comprehensive Medication Management, MTM, ...

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Leadership Team – SMART Health IT

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Kenneth D. Mandl, Lead and Chair, SMART Advisory Committee. Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Daniel Gottlieb, Product Manager and Technical Lead. Josh Mandel, Lead Architect. Nikolai Schwertner, Lead Developer. Boston Children’s Hospital and MedAppTech. Pascal Pfiffner, Mobile Apps. Gil Alterovitz, SMART/FHIR Genomics Lead. Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Isaac Kohane, Senior Advisor. David Kreda, Consultant. Shawn Murphy, i2b2 SMART lead.

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Interoperability – SMART Health IT

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SMART’s mission is to create an ecosystem of substitutable apps that can run on any electronic health record system. To this end, we have been working with the broader Health IT interoperability community to further the development of content standards, including HL7’s Consolidated Clinical Document Architecture ( C-CDA. And, most recently, Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources ( FHIR. Something New and Powerful: SMART on FHIR. SMART, FHIR, and a Plan for Achieving Healthcare IT Interoperability.

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ITdotHealth, 2009 – SMART Health IT

http://smarthealthit.org/meetings/itdothealth-i-2009

ITdotHealth, a National Health Information Technology Forum, has been created through an inter-faculty collaboration at Harvard University. The last year has seen unprecedented plans for investment in health information technology (HIT) by the federal government and we see an urgent need for developing a common set of expectations about the technical, scientific, policy, and business implications of this transformative and rapidly evolving trend. Kenneth D. Mandl. Harvard Kennedy School of Government.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I register without a team? Yes, you can register as an individual now and connect with a team. What is the maximum number of participants per team? The maximum number of participants per team is 8. Can I attend the Health Tech Summit as a guest? Yes, space is limited so please register as a guest to attend any part of the CajunCodeFest. Does every member of the team need to register? What about Health Tech Summit guests? The event is open to the public. What is the health care theme this year? The ex...

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2012

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Congratulations to all of our CajunCodeFest 1.0 winners! Grand Prize "Best in Show". Team BE CAMP VB won the $25,000 grand prize check and were awarded. A qualifying entry to the DataPalooza national competition! Best Use of Microsoft Technology and Academy of Interactive Entertainment Scholarship. Best Start-up Potential Award. Health Tech Summit - April 22, 2016. SMART on FHIR Presentation. REACHnet Connect-a-thon Videos Series. SMART on FHIR Gallery. CajunCodeFest 4.0 Extends Development Time.

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Supporting Sponsors

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To view sponsor opportunities. Please contact us if your organization is interested in sponsorship. CajunCodeFest is health care coding competition open to all students and professionals with knowledge in software development, health care or business strategy. Teams develop an application or product solution related to diabetes over a few months to present to Angel Investors! Health Tech Summit - April 22, 2016. SMART on FHIR Presentation. REACHnet Connect-a-thon Videos Series. SMART on FHIR Gallery.