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The NVTC Health Technology Committee provides NVTC members with business and government opportunities. Encouraged by NVTC networking and educational initiatives, Members participate in and benefit from the increasing use of electronic health information and technology in the delivery of and payment for healthcare, and embrace the latest trends in bioinformatics, biotechnology, and medical devices and software. Health Technology Committee members are involved in the use of computer technology for health information, improving the quality and efficiency of healthcare, technology transfer, growing Northern Virginia's healthcare technology workforce and interfacing with NoVaHealthFORCE, and using technology in biological and medical fields. Members include technology suppliers, health care providers, biomedtech vendors, researchers, scientists, hospitals, payers, consultants, technologists, educational institutions, public charities and employers providing workforce health care benefits. Expanding business development and increasing opportunities for financial success are the main areas of focus, as technology increasingly affects and becomes a vital part of health care in Northern Virginia and beyond.
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Committee Leaders
Co-ChairTobin Seven
The Insurance Exchange, Inc.
(703) 728-4861
Seven.T@TIE-inc.com
Co-ChairAlan S. Goldberg
Attorney & Counselor at Law
(703) 915-4790
Alan@GoldbergLawyer.com
Co-ChairMark Lay
Noblis
(703) 610-2680
mark.lay@noblis.org
Co-ChairCheryl Campbell
CGI
(703) 227-4433
cheryl.campbell@cgifederal.com
Board Liaison
Lydia Thomas
Noblis
(703) 610-2600
lthomas@noblis.org
BioMedTech Subcommittee:
Co-Chair
TBD
Board Liaison
James Bundschuh
Marymount University
(703) 284-1598
james.bundschuh@marymount.edu
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Upcoming Meetings
February 16, 2010
Health Reform Breakfast: Where Will the Money Go?
Discussion: Alan S. Goldberg, Moderator and Panel of Experts: Tom Greeson, Council of the Health Law Section of the Virginia Bar Association; Art Lehrer, Vice President and General Manager of Health IT Solutions
Speakers:
Alan S. Goldberg, Attorney at Law (Moderator)
Arthur L. Lehrer, Health IT Solutions, Vice President & General Manager (CEO & President, ViPS, a General Dynamics Information Technology Company)
Thomas W. Greeson, Reed Smith, Partner
Speaker Bios
Noblis
3150 Fairview Park Drive South
Falls Church , VA
March 16, 2010
Meeting: 7:30 AM - 9:00 AMNoblis
3150 Fairview Park Drive South
Falls Church , VA
April 20, 2010
Meeting: 7:30 AM - 9:00 AMNoblis
3150 Fairview Park Drive South
Falls Church , VA
May 18, 2010
Meeting: 7:30 AM - 9:00 AMNoblis
3150 Fairview Park Drive South
Falls Church , VA
June 15, 2010
Meeting: 7:30 AM -9 :00 AMNoblis
3150 Fairview Park Drive South
Falls Church , VA
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Upcoming Events
To Be Announced
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Media
November 5, 2009
Chopra Calls On Tech Companies to Focus On Healthcare IT | dcTechSource.com
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Archives
NVTC Member Companies Participate in FY2011 Technology Budget Discussion with Federal CIO Vivek Kundra
February 1, 2010
 Some of the NVTC members who met with federal CIO Vivek Kundra at the White House Conference Center. |
The NVTC Health Technology Committee hosted its first Event on October 10, "Health Information Exchanges (HIE) & Regional Organizations - HIE + RHIO = Better Medical Care + Privacy and Security." The event, which attracted 55 registrants, included an insightful keynote presentation by Donald L. Holmquest, MD, JD, PhD, and former astronaut, and now President and CEO, CalRHIO. A lively discussion ensued, with a distinguished panel of experts sharing their experiences in the effective delivery and use of electronic health information, masterfully led by The Honorable Jane Woods of the College of Health and Human Services, George Mason University, and former Virginia Secretary of Health & Human Resources and State Senator. Tobin Seven, Co-chair of the committee, welcomed the presenters and the attendees and encouraged them to participate in the important work of the committee in encouraging the greater use of technology in the delivery of healthcare in Northern Virginia.
In addition to Dr. Holmquest, the panelists included:
- Stephen Badger, CEO, George Washington University Medical Associates (GWUMA), an NVTC Platinum Sponsor of the committee
- William R. Braithwaite, MD, Ph.D., "Doctor HIPAA," Health Information Policy Consultant, Former Senior Advisor on Health Information Policy, Department of Health and Human Services
- Dr. Jeffrey Gruen, Chief Medical Officer, Revolution Health
- Delivering health care services reliably, securely and affordably to clinicians; patients; state, city, local and federal health agencies; and local exchange efforts throughout California;
- Creating a secure, electronically connected California population of providers, patients and consumers; and
- Offering an information infrastructure that supports optimum healthcare delivery.
A huge challenge in effective health care delivery, according to Holmquest, is connecting the different "silos" (e.g., emergency services, pharmacies, community care systems, etc.)—many of which are primarily operating in a "paper"-based information system. Because health records are not being shared among the different holders, the quality of healthcare is suffering and costs are out of control.
Holmquest provided some shocking statistics about the impact of the lack of sharing this information—both in California and nationally:
- Critical information is missing in nearly 14 percent of primary care visits;
- Treating physicians are unaware of one-quarter of their patients' prescriptions;
- Patients are submitting to duplicate testing 50 percent of the time; and
- Drug or radiology exams are being unnecessarily duplicated 11 percent of the time.
Badger agreed that consumers should help accumulate their health data and have access to it. GWUMA has instituted an online patient portal that encourages this type of data exchange. However, before any data is posted, it is reviewed by physicians to ensure that the data is not only meaningful to patients, but is "helpful, meaningful and relevant" for physicians, as well. The data must be concise and organized for it to be useful to physicians, according to Badger.
Braithwaite concurred that patients should play an active role in the supply of health data, and that "patients are more than capable" of providing data and should do so before any care is provided, so that educated decisions can be made by health care providers.
The Health Technology Committee thanks its sponsors for their support of this important event:
Platinum Sponsors: The George Washington University Virginia Campus; IBM Global Business Services; Inova Health System; Noblis; Northern Virginia Community College; PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP; SRA International.
Silver Sponsors: George Mason University College of Health & Human Services; VMD Systems Integrators.
To view Holmquest's presentation, click here.
To view Woods's presentation, click here.
 Keynote presenter, Dr. Don Holmquest, President & CEO, CalRHIO, discusses the challenges of developing and implementing a statewide and national electronic health information system.  Dr. Jeffrey Gruen, Chief Medical Officer, Revolution Health, explains that consumers have the right to easily and efficiently access their health information online. (l-r) Gruen; Stephen Badger, CEO, George Washington University Medical Associates; Holmquest; Dr. Bill Braithwaite, Health Information Policy Consultant, Former Senior Advisor on Health Information Policy, Department of Health and Human Services.  Moderator Jane Woods, of GMU and former Virginia Secretary of Health & Human Resources and State Senator, describes the timeline for launch of the NOVA RHIO. |
January 19, 2010
Speaker: Geneticist Dietrich Stephan, Ignite Institute for Individualized Health Fairfax County
Meeting: 7:30 AM - 9:00 AMNoblis
3150 Fairview Park Drive South
Falls Church , VA
Discussion Points:
- Why has commercialization of biomedical research discoveries lagged in the National Capital region given it has the highest research spend nationally?
- What will be necessary for personalized proactive medicine to supplant generalized reactive strategies and how will this reduce the burden of common disease and the spend associated with it?
- How will Northern Virginia's expertise in the IT sector be leveraged to enable personalized medicine?
- What are the crucial elements needed to transform the regional economy through diversification by building a biotechnology cluster anchored around the genome institute?
There is no cost to attend or for the breakfast. Even the parking is free!
December 15, 2009
Prerequisites for Meaningful Health IT
Speaker:
Dr. John Loonsk, CGI Chief Medical Officer, former with US Department of Health & Human Service: Office of the National Coordinator -- Director for Healthcare Standards & Policy, and Centers for Disease Control Director (BIO)
Noblis
3150 Fairview Park Drive South
Falls Church , VA
Click here to download the slides from this meeting.
November 17, 2009
Meeting Cancelled
October 20, 2009
Event in lieu of meetings in October and November. Thus October and November Meetings are cancelled.
September 22, 2009
Speaker: Alan S. Goldberg, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, Adjunct Professor of Health Law, George Mason University, Co-Chair NVTC HealthTech Committee Topic: Regulatory Risks in Health I/T: Opportunities, Challenges, and Compliance
Meeting: 8:00 AM - 9:30 AMNoblis
3150 Fairview Park Drive, Auditorium
Falls Church , VA 22042
June 16, 2009
Presentation: "The Case for an Information Security Road Map for HIE and EHR"
Speaker: Ashley Corbin, PhD, Director, Division of Requirements and Validation, CMS and Co-chair, Federal Security Strategy Work Group, ONC/FHA
PowerPoint Presentation
The Tower Club
8000 Towers Crescent Drive, Suite 1700
Vienna , VA 22182
May 19, 2009
Speaker:
Brian P Foley, M.Ed, MHA,CPHQ, FACHE
Provost
Medical Education Campus
Northern Virginia Community College
Topic: The Health Information Management Workforce - Who are they?
PowerPoint Presentation
The Tower Club
8000 Towers Crescent Drive
Vienna , VA 22182
April 21, 2009
Speaker: Dr. Snyder of Kaiser Electronics medical records expert for Kaiser Permanente
Meeting: 7:30 AM - 9:30 AMThe Tower Club, Tysons Corner
8000 Towers Crescent Drive, Suite 1700
Vienna , VA 22182
March 17, 2009
Speaker: Geoff Brown, CIO, Inova Health System
Healthcare IT in Turbulent Times - presentation by Geoff Brown
The Tower Club, Tysons Corner
8000 Towers Crescent Drive, Suite 1700
Vienna , VA 22182
February 17, 2009
Meeting: 7:30 AM - 9:30 AMThe Tower Club, Tysons Corner
8000 Towers Crescent Drive, Suite 1700
Vienna , VA 22182
Speaker:
Vijay Samalan
VP of IT
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Janelia Farm Campus
Going Beyond "The Exactitude in Science"
January 27, 2009
Speaker: Cheryl Campbell, VP CGI Federal
Topic: New opportunities for technology and healthcare companies under the new stimulus package and beyond
Health IT Drivers for 2009- Exploring the Opportunity and Challenge (pdf)
The Tower Club, Tysons Corner
8000 Towers Crescent Drive, Suite 1700
Vienna , VA 22182
December 16, 2008
Speaker: Stephen L. Badger, CEO, GW Medical Faculty Associates.
Meeting: 7:30 AM- 9:30 AMThe Tower Club, Tysons Corner
8000 Towers Crescent Drive, Suite 1700
Vienna , VA 22182
Download Stephen Badger's Presentation.
December 8, 2008
Health Technology, B2G and BioMedTech Committees Networking and Social
Meeting: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 1
McLean , VA 22102
November 18, 2008
Speaker: Microsoft Corporation
Meeting: 7:30 AM- 9:30 AMThe Tower Club, Tysons Corner
8000 Towers Crescent Drive, Suite 1700
Vienna , VA 22182
November 10, 2008
Health Technology, B2G and BioMedTech Committees Networking and Social
Meeting: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 1
McLean , VA 22102
October 21, 2008
Speaker: L. Burwell Gunn, Vice Chairman of First Virginia Community Bank
Meeting: 7:30 AM- 9:30 AMThe Tower Club, Tysons Corner
8000 Towers Crescent Drive, Suite 1700
Vienna , VA 22182
October 13, 2008
Health Technology, B2G and BioMedTech Committees Monthly Networking and Social
Meeting: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 1
McLean , VA 22102
September 16, 2008
Monthly Meeting. Free and includes breakfast.
Speakers:
Erika Smith, Director of Investments, Center for Innovative Technology (CIT).
Amita Shukla, Principal, NEA
Sydney J. Ulvick, Ph.D.,Vice President, Bio, Nano, Chemtech Practice, In-Q-Tel, Inc.
Topic: Topic is "money" — raising money, getting investors to provide money, wisely spending money provided by others including investors; and more generally, how the financial markets look at health tech and biomedtech ventures in NoVa these days, growth and investment-wise.
The Tower Club Tysons Corner
8000 Towers Crescent Drive, Suite 1700
Vienna , VA 22182
September 8, 2008
Health Technology, B2G and BioMedTech Committees Monthly Networking and Social
Meeting: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 1
McLean , VA 22102
August 11, 2008
Health Technology, B2G and BioMedTech Committees Monthly Networking and Social
Meeting: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 1
McLean , VA 22102
July 30, 2008
Meeting: 7:30 am - 9:30 amLocation TBD
July 14, 2008
Health Technology, B2G and BioMedTech Committees Monthly Networking and Social
Meeting: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 1
McLean , VA 22102
June 25, 2008
Speaker: Anne Rosenblum, Business Development Manager, Fairfax County EDA Topic: "Health Tech and Biotech Opportunities for Business in Fairfax County"
Meeting: 7:00 am - 8:30 amFairfax County EDA
8300 Boone Blvd., Suite 450
Vienna , VA 22182
Because guest speaker Anne Rosenblum was unable to attend, Mark Lay and Alan Goldberg, Co-Chairs of the Health Tech Committee, and Carol Holt and Brad Shaw, Co-Chairs of the BioMedTech Subcommittee, shepherded a robust round-table discussion of business opportunities in health tech and biomedtech in NoVa and beyond.
June 9, 2008
Health Technology, B2G and BioMedTech Monthly Networking and Social
Meeting: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 1
McLean , VA 22102
May 12, 2008
Health Technology,B2G and BioMedTech Committees Monthly Networking and Social
Meeting: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 1
McLean , VA 22102
April 22, 2008
Meeting: 7:30 am - 9:30 amLocation: TBD
April 22, 2008
Meeting: 7:30 am - 9:30 amSRA International
4350 Fair Lakes Court, Boardroom, North Building
Fairfax , VA 22033
- Paul Nedzbala, Vice President and Director, Health Research and Informatics, SRA International (Bio) spoke on the topic: Information technology strategies for public and other health care, international development, and biopharmaceutical research and develpment markets: opportunities abound!
- Tobin Seven, Consultant, Employee Benefits, The Insurance Exchange, Inc. (Bio) spoke on the topic: Cost control strategies for the rising cost of corporate group employee health benefits. Ten easy ways to stretch your healthcare dollars.
Powerpoint: Cost Control Strategies - Ten easy ways to stretch your healthcare dollars.
April 14, 2008
Health Technology, B2G and BioMedTech Committees Monthly Networking and Social
Meeting: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 1
McLean , VA 22102
March 28, 2008
Health Technology, B2G and BioMedTech Committees Monthly Networking and Social
Meeting: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Powerpoint: Disruptive Innovation in Health Information Technology
Dr. Mike Cowan
March 25, 2008
Speaker: Michael L. Cowan, MD, Chief Medical Officer, BearingPoint
Meeting: 7:30 am -9:30 amPatton Boggs
8484 Westpark Drive, 9th Floor
McLean , VA 22102
March 10, 2008
Health Technology, B2G and BioMedTech Committees Monthly Networking and Social
Meeting: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 11
McLean , VA 22102
February 11, 2008
Health Technology and B2G Committees Monthly Networking Social
Meeting: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road, Tysons 11
McLean , VA 22102
February 1, 2008
Speakers: Erika Smith, Venture Advisor of the GAP BioLife Fund and Terry Woodworth, Director of Life Sciences for CIT
Meeting: 8:00 am - 9:30 amGreenberg Traurig, LLP
1750 Tysons Blvd., 12th Floor
McLean , VA 22102
Speakers: Erika Smith, Venture Advisor of the GAP BioLife Fund and Terry Woodworth, Director of Life Sciences , CIT
January 14, 2008
Social gathering for informal networking. The Health Technology Committee Social meets every 2nd Monday of the month - be there!
Meeting: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pmGordon Biersch Brewery
Tysons 1 Mall
McLean , VA 22102
January 11, 2008
Meeting: 7:30 am- 9:30 amSage Communications
8229 Boone Blvd., Suite 410
Vienna , VA 22182
December 3, 2007
Social Hour
Meeting: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road
McLean , VA 22102
November 14, 2007
Meeting: 7:30 am - 9:00 amNVCC Medical Education Campus
6699 Springfield Center Drive
Springfield , VA 22150
November 12, 2007
Social Hour
Meeting: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road
McLean , VA 22102
October 1, 2007
Social Hour
Meeting: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pmGordon Biersch
7861 L Chain Bridge Road
McLean , VA 22102
September 26, 2007
Speaker: Brian Foley, Acting Provost of NVCC Topic: "Update on Healthcare Workforce Shortage in Northern Virginia"
Meeting: 7:30 am - 9:00 amNoblis
3150 Fairview Park Drive South
Falls Church , VA 22042
Brian P. Foley, Interim Provost, Medical Education Campus Northern Virginia Community College, was the speaker at the September 26 meeting of the NVTC Health Technology Committee. The topic was "Update on Healthcare Workforce Shortage in Northern Virginia" and Noblis, a Platinum Sponsor of the Health Technology Committee, hosted the meeting in Falls Church. Attendees enjoyed a continental breakfast, an excellent presentation, and networking opportunities for business development and staff enhancement. Click here to view Mr. Foley's presentation.
 Brian P Foley, M.Ed, MHA,CPHQ, FACHE, Interim Provost, Medical Education Campus, Northern Virginia Community College was the speaker at the NVTC Health Tech Committee's September 26 meeting. |
 (l-r) Tobin Sevin, 7Company, and Co-Chair of the NVTC Health Tech Committee, with Mark Lay of NVTC member company Noblis, which is a Platinum Sponsor of the committee, hosted the meeting. |
September 10, 2007
Meeting: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pmGordon Biersch Brewery
Tysons Mall 1
Tysons , VA
August 8, 2007
Demo of human patient simulation
Meeting: 7:30 am - 9:00 amNVCC Medical Campus
May 30, 2007
Speaker: Richard M. Campanelli, Esquire, Counselor for Health Service Policy, Immediate Office of the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (click for speaker bio)
There is no charge for this meeting. Feel free to invite other employees from your company or other NVTC member companies. Please RSVP to Sandy Plaster at splaster@AHTINS.com no later than 5:00 p.m. Friday, May 25.
Meeting: 7:45 - 9:30 am
PricewaterhouseCoopers
1800 Tysons Blvd
8th floor
McLean , VA 22102
The newly formed NVTC Health Technology Committee's first meeting on May 30, 2007, introduced members and guests to Richard Campanelli, bio Esquire, Counselor for Health Service Policy and advisor to U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) Secretary Michael O. Leavitt. During an insightful and informative discussion hosted by a representative from the committee's Platinum Sponsor, PricewaterHouseCoopers, Mr. Campanelli, who is also a former Director of the HHS Office for Civil Rights and who oversaw the initial implementation of the HIPAA privacy rule, spoke about HHS activities in health technology, including privacy protection issues. With particular emphasis on encouraging Northern Virginians to embrace the tremendous business opportunities in the health care and technology fields, Mr. Campanelli responded to questions from the attendees and welcomed their suggestions and participation in public encouragement of further progress in these fields in both private industry and in government.
 (l-r) Aneesh P. Chopra, Secretary of Technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia, and Alan Goldberg, NVTC Health Technology Committee Co-chair, at an earlier event at which Chopra, an early and enthusiastic supporter and advisor to the new committee, gave his congratulations on the official status of the committee and said he looks forward to next steps in furtherance of the committee's mission. |
 (l-r) Tobin Seven, NVTC Health Technology Committee Co-chair, Richard Campanelli, Counselor for Health Service Policy in HHS under Secretary Michael Leavitt, and Alan Goldberg, NVTC Health Technology Committee Co-chair. |
Event Archives
February 12, 2008
Medicare, Technology and Opportunity: How the CMS Health Plan Performs and How You Can Benefit
A Presentation and Question and Answer Roundtable on Current Medicare Program Implementation
With over a billion claims filed each year, over a million certified providers and responsibilities that include payment, technology compliance, security enforcement, and more, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, as the largest HIPAA-covered health plan in the nation, is a critical part of how and when health care is delivered and paid for in the U.S. This event gave attendees an enhanced focus on many of the current issues in reimbursement and payment under the Medicare program, including technology challenges and contractor opportunities. Attention was given to each of the Parts A, B, C and D, with particular emphasis on how technology empowers CMS and its many fiscal intermediaries, carriers and other contractors to assure that maximum effort is made to provide quality and cost-effective care. The most recent initiative under HIPAA on retaining a contractor to engage in HIPAA security rule compliance reviews and investigations was addressed as, was other circumstances in which those in the private sector play a critical role in the activities and responsibilities of CMS.
Speakers:
Henry Chao, Acting Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Health & Human Services
Dawn Hawkins Johnson, RN, MSN, Director, Division of Chronic Care Improvement Programs, CMS
Mark Loper, Deputy Director, Center for Beneficiary Choices (CBC)
Moderator:
John C. Parmigiani, Former Director of Enterprise Standards for the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) and Author of the Original HIPAA Security Rule, and President, John C. Parmigiani & Associates, LLC
Presentations:
- Medicare Health Support: Technology Accomplishments and Challenges - Dawn Hawkins Johnson
- Center for Beneficiary Choices Business Owner for Medicare Advantage, Prescription Drug Program, and Associated Products - Mark Loper
- CMS Technology: Accomplishments and Challenges - Henry Chao
Photos:
From left to right first row: Mark Loper, Dawn Hawkins Johnson, Henry Chao Back row: Tobin Seven, John Parmigiani, Alan Goldberg
December 7, 8 a.m. at Grubb & Ellis, 8020 Towers Crescent Drive, Ste. 200, Vienna, VA 22182: Jim Cooper, CEO, Theranostics Health, a young company whose products combine therapeutics and diagnostics; a new reality of molecular medicine whereby therapy is prescribed in a truly personalized and targeted manner. Dr. Cooper is leading the efforts to build a company around this new technology developed by the Center for Applied Proteomics and Molecular Medicine at George Mason University. The Theranostics products measure the activity of actual drug targets - proteins - in a patient's tissue sample. Instead of trial and error or One-size-fits-all methods, physicians will be able to use information generated by assays performed by Theranostics Health to tailor optimal, personalized patient therapies.
The firm already is breaking even and has contracts with many of the major pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Cooper will share with us information about the challenges of raising funds, building a young biotech firm, and marketing the products.
Dr. Cooper also is currently Director of Research Development and Professor in the Life Sciences Division at GMU. He was previously Assistant Dean and Professor of Medicine at the Georgetown University School of Medicine and served as Chairman of the Department of Medicine at Inova Fairfax Hospital and was Inova Health Systems Medical Director of Research and Education. During his tenure, multiple specialties within his department were cited in US News and World Reports annual list of top hospital programs. Dr. Cooper has over 25 years of experience in clinical research and has presented scientific papers and authored multiple publications.
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Links and Downloads
American Health Information Management Association
Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society
Health Level Seven
Health and Human Services
Virginia Health Tech Council
Northern Virginia Regional Health Information Organization
BIO IT Coalition
5th Annual Conference
The State of Healthcare & Medical Technology in 2028
School of Computational Sciences
George Mason University
Offers PhD and MS programs in BioInformatics
School of Management
George Mason University
Offers Master of Science program in Bioscience Management
The Biojudiciary Project Presents:
biojudiciary.org
A Jurist's Guide to 21st Century Biotechnology
Revolutionizing Health Care through Technology [event archive]
March 6, 2007 - Speaker Presentations
- Virginia's Healthcare IT Strategy - The Honorable Aneesh P. Chopra
- Health Information Management - Brian Foley
- Where is the Opportunity for Technology in Clinical Medicine? - Ryan Bosch MD FACP
- How Technology is Revolutionizing Medicine. - Stephen L. Badger
- Revolutionizing Health Care through Technology. - Bill Braithwaite, MD, PhD
Leadership Bios
Tobin D. Seven
Broker, Employee Benefits
The Insurance Exchange
Tobin Seven is an employee benefits insurance broker/consultant for one of the largest insurance agencies in the Washington, D.C. area. The Insurance Exchange has been in business for 41 years and is locally owned and operated. Mr. Seven specializes in "creating insurance solutions" in the areas of corporate health insurance, employee benefits and onsite wellness programs.Mr. Seven was chief operating officer of 7Company® LLC. He was responsible for new business development and the day-to-day activities of 7Company LLC. 7Company is the largest health event provider in Virginia, D.C. and Maryland. 7Company organizes and manages on-site health fairs, wellness seminars, flu shot clinics, medical screenings and other health events for companies, organizations and the U.S. government. 7Company also provides trainers, speakers and consultants on health care topics.
Mr. Seven is the co-founder and co-chairman of the NVTC Health Technology Committee. In its first year of operation, the Health Technology Committee attracted seven platinum corporate sponsors and held four events at area hotels.
Mr. Seven also is chairman of the Government Affairs Committee for the Northern Virginia chapter of the Occupational Health Nurses Association (NVAOHN) and a member of the Advisory Committee for the new Health Information Management (HIM) bachelor's degree program at DeVry University. He also is a member HIM Curriculum Advisory Committee for Northern Virginia Community College Health Department.
Prior to co-founding 7Company, Mr. Seven was responsible for managing the Data and Voice Operations Department of Maximus Corporation, a $700+-million publicly traded consulting firm with more than 5,000 employees located in more than 170 offices across the country. Prior to Maximus, he managed a department of 126 field service engineers located in 37 field offices throughout the world for COMSAT Corporation, a Bethesda, Md. based company that was a world leader in the global satellite wireless communications industry.
Mr. Seven earned a master's degree in public administration from San Jose State University and a BSBA from the University of Southern Colorado. He was a major in the U.S. Army Reserve.
Alan Stuart Goldberg
Alan Stuart Goldberg is engaged in the practice of business and tax law including the delivery of health care and information technology. From 1967 until June 2006, Mr. Goldberg practiced law with the Boston, New York, and London, UK law firm Goulston & Storrs - A Professional Corporation in the Washington, D.C. office. Upon admission to the bar of the Commonwealth of Virginia in 2006, he opened the law office of Alan S. Goldberg, Attorney & Counselor at Law.Mr. Goldberg received his AB in history from Brooklyn College of the City University of New York and his juris doctorate from Boston College Law School. Mr. Goldberg's introduction to health law occurred during the dawning of the Medicare/Medicaid programs era as a staff judge advocate and a prosecutor in the United States Navy from 1968 to 1970, and he was involved in Navy investigative actions relating to the return of the USS Pueblo from North Korea and the Sealab undersea exploration project in California. Mr. Goldberg commenced the practice of law in 1967 upon graduation from Boston College Law School, where he was a member of the Law Review, and was selected for the National Moot Court Team and received an academic scholarship, and as a lecturer in law presented a course in land finance. In 1978 Mr. Goldberg received an LL.M. (Taxation) from Boston University School of Law. Mr. Goldberg has taught eHealth care law at the University of Maryland School of Law in Baltimore and at Boston's Suffolk University Law School, and he teaches health law as a member of the adjunct faculty of George Mason University College of Health and Human Services in Fairfax, Va. Mr. Goldberg is a past president of the National Health Lawyers Association (NHLA) and served on the American Health Lawyers Association Board of Directors from 1981 to 1993, and served as an Internet advisor to the AHLA Board. Mr. Goldberg received the AHLA David J. Greenburg Service Award in 1996 and was named an AHLA Inaugural Fellow in 2005, and received a distinguished alumnus award from Boston College Law School at the 75th anniversary celebration of the founding of the law school in 2006.
Mr. Goldberg has authored publications on many business, health care, technology, and other legal issues including on topics relating to privacy and security, telemedicine, civil and criminal health care regulatory enforcement, ethics and professional responsibility, assisted living, and long term care development and financing, for the American Bar Association, the American Health Lawyers Association, the Virginia Bar Association and Virginia Continuing Legal Education, the District of Columbia Bar, and the Boston Bar Association. Mr. Goldberg plans and participates as a moderator and a lecturer in national conferences and teleconferences, including for the American Bar Association and the American Health Lawyers Association, and also for many other organizations in Virginia, Massachusetts, the District of Columbia, Florida, Michigan, South Carolina, Oregon, London UK, Israel, and elsewhere including the Massachusetts Hospital Association, Dental Society, Medical Society, and Long Term Care Foundation; the American Telemedicine Association; the Health Care Compliance Association; the Workgroup For Electronic Data Interchange; the American Health Care Association; the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society; the United States Navy; the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; the District of Columbia AHIMA chapter; and the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Mr. Goldberg was the editor of a law and computer technology column called "The Computer Wizard" published by the American Bar Association's Business Law Section magazine Business Law Today; and he is the founding moderator of the American Health Lawyers Association Health Information and Technology Internet listserv. Mr. Goldberg has presented loss prevention seminars relating to technology issues to the membership of Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society. Among his interests are the transactional and financial aspects of health care, life sciences, biotechnology, and related businesses including formation and operation of business entities, regulatory enforcement and civil and criminal health law defense including the defense of licensure and payer actions against health care providers, the Internet, security and encryption, privacy and confidentiality, software licensing, medical devices, corporate compliance programs, certificate of public need, reimbursement, regional health information organizations, information technology, taxation including tax-exempt organizations, and telemedicine, and challenges and opportunities involving the application of technology to the practice of law and medicine and to the delivery of healthcare. Mr. Goldberg has appeared in The Best Lawyers in America; served as vice chair of the American Health Lawyers Association Health Information and Technology Practice Group; and was chair of the American Bar Association Health Law Section's e-Health & Privacy Interest Group. Mr. Goldberg is a member of the Practice Council: Electronic Health Record of the American Health Information Management Association, and he co-chairs the National HIPAA Summit series of events and served as a council member of the ABA Health Law Section and as its first substantive Web master. He is co-chair of the Steering Committee of the Health Law Section and a member of the Rules of Professional Conduct Review Committee of the Washington, D.C. Bar, and is a member of the Council of the Virginia Bar Association Health Law Section with a particular focus on continuing legal education and publication of an eNewsletter; co-chair of the Health Technology Committee of the Northern Virginia Technology Council and chairman of the Legal Documents Committee of the Northern Virginia Regional Health Information Organization in formation. Mr. Goldberg is also a former member of Local 802, American Federation of Musicians, Associated Musicians of Greater New York.
Mr. Goldberg is a member of the bars of the Commonwealth of Virginia, the State of New York, the District of Columbia, the State of Florida, and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; and the bars of the United States Supreme Court, the First Circuit Court of Appeals and the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States District Court - Massachusetts and the United States District Court - Eastern and Western Districts of Virginia, and the United States Court of Federal Claims and the United States Tax Court. Mr. Goldberg maintains http://www.healthlawyer.com as an educational resource for lawyers and health law students; and HEALTHLAWYERBLOG http://www.healthlawyer.typepad.com is Mr. Goldberg's educational weblog for health law students.
Cheryl Campbell
Vice President, CGI Federal
Cheryl Campbell is Vice President of CGI Federal located in Fairfax, Virginia, a wholly owned U.S. operating subsidiary of CGI Group, Inc., a $3.7 billion dollar global information technology services company headquartered in Montreal, Canada. Ms. Campbell leads the company's 340 person Public Sector Health (PSH) organization and is responsible for the management, development, and execution of business for HHS, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and Department of Defense Military Health (DoD/MH), as well as state Medicaid offerings. Under her leadership, in 2008 CGI's PSH organization grew revenues by over 30% to $78 million. In September of 2008, Ms. Campbell was appointed to lead CGI's US Health Industry Council. In her new role she is now responsible for setting the direction of CGI"s $100 million health care services business for Federal, State and Local government and commercial accounts across CGI in the US in addition to leading the CGI Federal PSH organization.Prior to joining CGI Federal in October of 2005, Ms. Campbell was a Vice President at Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) for seven years. Immediately prior to joining CGI Federal, Campbell led SAIC's $32 million Civilian Health Services organization where she was responsible for all aspects of client business development and delivery for the VA, HHS, National Institute of Health (NIH), Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and CMS. Other assignments at SAIC included leading the company's $18 million Health Enterprise Applications organization and the management of the Software and Web Engineering practice.
Ms. Campbell is a member of, and active in, HIMMS, AFCEA, Women in Technology, and The Children's Inn at NIH
Campbell is a graduate of the University of Maryland where she holds a B.S. in Management Information Systems. She resides in Vienna, Virginia with her husband, Stanley, and son (insert name here) a senior at the Potomac School in McLean. She also has 2, grown sons, Christopher attending Penn Sate and Alan attending VCU.
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