3:30 PM
Registration Opens |
4:00 PM
Welcome Program & Networking Reception Opens |
4:30-4:45 PM
Welcome RemarksJeanne Cunicelli, President, UPMC Enterprises and Executive Vice President, UPMC BIO |
In the rapidly evolving landscape of health care AI, where technology is intersecting with patient and providers, trust is paramount. In this keynote fireside, Shiv Rao, a co-founder of Abridge, sits down with Oscar Marroquin, President of Physician Services at UPMC, to discuss the core principles that should underpin the use of AI in health care: clinician empowerment, enhanced patient experience, and more informed health care conversations.
6:30 PM
Networking Reception Closes |
TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2024 |
7:30 AM
Registration Opens |
7:30-8:30 AM
Breakfast |
8:30-8:40 AM
Welcome RemarksJeffrey Jones, Senior Vice President, Product Development, UPMC Enterprises BIO |
8:40-9:25 AM
Panel: Realizing Opportunities to Improve Patient Outcomes with AIExperts will discuss how AI is transforming health care. Topics will include precise diagnosis, personalized treatment plans, predictive analytics, patient engagement, and continuous learning. The focus is on prioritizing patient well-being while leveraging AI advancements. Saima Aftab, Chief Strategy Officer, Nicklaus Children’s Health System BIO Ken Cohen, Executive Director of Translational Research, Optum Health BIO Erich Huang, Head of Clinical Informatics, Verily BIO Rebecca Jacobson, President, Astrata BIO Suresh Mulukutla, Vice President and Chief Data and Analytics Officer, UPMC BIO |
9:25-10:10 AM
Panel: Overcoming Challenges on the Path to AI ImplementationAI holds great promise for health care, but challenges remain with making the solutions impactful. This panel will address the unique hurdles health systems must overcome and what steps they can take to achieve progress. Leo Anthony Celi, Senior Research Scientist, Massachusetts Institute of Technology BIO Shauna Overgaard, Co-Director of AI Validation and Stewardship, Mayo Clinic BIO Jeffrey Jones, Senior Vice President, Product Development, UPMC Enterprises BIO Kevin Kip, Vice President of Clinical Analytics, UPMC BIO |
10:10-10:35 AM
Coffee and Networking Break |
10:35 AM-11:15 AM
Panel: Building a Coalition of Stakeholders to Bridge the Gaps in Women's HealthJoin us for an insightful discussion on advancing women’s health through collaboration and strategic partnerships. Our esteemed panelists will share their expertise, experiences, and vision for creating positive change in women’s well-being. Mary Beth Jenkins, Chief Operating Officer, UPMC Health Plan BIO Johanna Vidal-Phelan, Chief Medical Officer for Quality and Pediatrics, UPMC Insurance Services BIO Jannine Versi, Co-founder and CEO, Elektra Health BIO Abby Miller Levy, Managing Partner, Primetime Partners BIO |
11:15 AM-12:00 PM
Keynote Fireside: Shaping the Future of Health CareJoin us for an engaging keynote fireside discussion featuring two influential leaders in the health care industry. These seasoned executives bring a wealth of experience and insights, and they will share their perspectives on driving innovation, improving patient outcomes, and navigating the evolving landscape of health care.
Amir Dan Rubin, Managing Director and Founder, Healthier Capital BIO Diane Holder, President and Chief Executive Officer, UPMC Health Plan BIO Jeanne Cunicelli, President, UPMC Enterprises and Executive Vice President, UPMC BIO |
12:00-12:50 PM
Lunch |
12:50-1:00 PM
Introduction to Afternoon ProgramMary Beth Navarra-Sirio, Vice President, Product Management and Market Development, UPMC Enterprises BIO |
1:00-1:40 PM
Panel: Funding the Future of Health CareMany larger health systems are stepping into the world of venture investing as they seek to advance new technologies and diversify revenue sources. Health system investment leaders discuss their models, promising technologies, challenges, and outlook for venture investment. Gaye Bok, Partner, Mass General Brigham Innovation BIO James Rogers, Chief Business Development Officer, Mayo Clinic BIO Mayank Taneja, Vice President, Venture Investments, OSF Ventures BIO Brent Burns, Executive Vice President, UPMC Enterprises BIO |
1:45-2:40 PM
Roundtable Session 1Beyond the structured discussions, attendees will have the opportunity to break into one of three concurrent curated sessions to discuss cutting edge topics with relevant peers. Attendees can expect lightly moderated sessions that create space for open dialogue, proactive deliberation, and meaningful engagement.
Dive into innovative strategies to tackle rising prescription drug costs, promote patient engagement, and enhance affordability for patients and members. Becky Taylor, Vice President, Pharmacy Service Line, UPMC BIO Chronis Manolis, Chief Pharmacy Officer, UPMC Health Plan BIO As health systems navigate the shifting landscape in virtual care adoption and utilization, tune into the use cases that drive greatest value for consumers and optimize patient access for hybrid care. Heather Meyers, Director of Virtual Care, Boston Children’s Hospital BIO Tracey Ryan, Vice President, Patient Access Service Line, UPMC BIO Real world data provides significant value for health system operations, research, and innovation. Select participants will discuss opportunities to identify cohorts and provide aggregated, de-identified longitudinal data for care redesign and innovation. Jeffrey Jones, Senior Vice President, Product Development, UPMC Enterprises BIO Rob Bart, Chief Medical Information Officer, UPMC BIO |
2:45-3:40 PM
Roundtable Session 2In this second roundtable session, attendees again will have the opportunity to break into one of two concurrent curated sessions to discuss cutting edge topics with relevant peers. Attendees can expect lightly moderated sessions that create space for open dialogue, proactive deliberation, and meaningful engagement.
The possibilities of personalized chronic care and preventive health measures are expanding greatly but what behavior change mechanisms actually work to improve outcomes? Ellen Beckjord, Vice President, Population Health and Clinical Optimization, UPMC Health Plan BIO Erich Huang, Head of Clinical Informatics, Verily BIO Workforce shortages have stabilized post-pandemic, but still pose a risk to providers. What innovative approaches will help to improve retention and attract new talent to health care? Jennifer Berliner, Director of Clinician Well-Being, UPMC BIO Matthew Cook, CEO, Children’s Hospital Association BIO |
3:40-4:00 PM
Wrap-Up and Closing RemarksTo conclude the program, Summit participants will reconvene to discuss key takeaways from the Roundtable Sessions and the overall event. This facilitated discussion will invite all attendees to offer their learnings from the Summit. |
4:00-5:00 PM
Farewell Connect and ReflectTo conclude the summit, refreshment stations offering snacks and coffee will be available. Enjoy a final opportunity to forge authentic connections with colleagues and share valuable feedback and ideas for Top of Mind Summit: Digital Health 2025. |
The Top of Mind Summit: Digital Health is held in the Center for Connected Medicine, which is on the 60th floor of the U.S. Steel Tower in downtown Pittsburgh. Our address is 600 Grant St., Pittsburgh, Pa, 15219.
As you make travel arrangements, please consider that the Summit offers a range of networking opportunities beyond formal discussions. We strongly encourage attendees plan to be in Pittsburgh for the entire program, which commences at 4:00 PM on Monday, April 15, and concludes at 4:00 PM on Tuesday, April 16.
The CCM reserves room blocks at hotels that are within a short walk of the U.S. Steel Tower. Booking information is provided to attendees after they register.
The Pittsburgh International Airport is 18 miles from the U.S. Steel Tower. The drive can take 30-45 minutes depending on time of day. Ride share and taxi services are available.
The attire for the Summit is business casual.
Please email the CCM team at topofmind@connectedmed.com.