ATA - American Telemedicine Association

7:30am - 8:30am Meeting Room 4		ATA Pediatric Telehealth Discussion Group Meeting The ATA Pediatric Discussion Group (DG) will convene to discuss the group’s goals and activities. All attendees interested in pediatric telehealth are welcome.


8:30am		Registration and Continental Breakfast with Exhibitors Supported by Cardinal Health


9:00am-9:30am		Opening Plenary: *ATA's Strategic Initiatives for Telemedicine* Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD President American Telemedicine Association Assistant Director, Program Evaluation, University of Arizona Department of Radiology - Research Tucson, AZ Jon Linkous Chief Executive Officer American Telemedicine Association Washington, DC


9:45am – 10:45am		Introductions and Overview UC Davis Health System, a foremost leader in pediatric telehealth has gathered national and international experts who will address pediatric care issues through the use of telemedicine in a variety of settings. Moderator James Marcin, MD, MPH Associate Professor University of California, Davis Sacramento, CA Pediatric Telemedicine - ATA's Vision for the Future Karen Rheuban, MD Medical Director, Office of Telemedicine University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA Sustaining Telemedicine and Med-ED Outreach Frank Brady Chairman Medical Missions for Children Patterson, NJ Telemental Healthcare for Children and Adolescents: Maybe It's Better than Face-to-Face Terry Rabinowitz, MD, FAPA, FAPM Professor of Psychiatry and Family Medicine University of Vermont College of Medicine Medical Director Psychiatric Consultation and Telemedicine Services Associate Director Northeast Telehealth Resource Center Burlington, VT


10:45am – 11:15am		Coffee Break with Exhibitors Supported by Viterion TeleHealthcare & CTEC


11:15am - 12:15pm		Expert Panel: Pediatric Telemedicine Administration and Technology Legal and regulatory issues continue to present barriers to using telemedicine technology to better serve pediatric patients. Panelists will discuss current and future federal and state legislation governing telemedicine, as well as current and proposed lobbying efforts affecting the field. Strategies for successful implementation and management of new or growing telemedicine programs will be discussed, and program sustainability and predictors of success will be described. Moderator Jana Katz-Bell, MPH Assistant Dean, Interprofessional Education UC Davis School of Medicine Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing UC Davis Health System Sacramento, CA Implementing and Explainding Telehealth Programs: Strategic and Tactical Observations (Video 1 \| Video 2) Jana Katz-Bell, MPH Assistant Dean, Interprofessional Education UC Davis School of Medicine Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing UC Davis Health System Sacramento, CA The Future of Telecommunications and Telehealth Technology Dale Alverson, MD Professor of Pediatrics, Regents' Professor, Medical Director Center for Telehealth and Cybermedicine Research University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM Legal and Policy Issues Affecting Telehealth Anna Orlowski, JD Chief Health System Counsel Legal Affairs UC Davis Health System Sacramento, CA


12:15pm – 2:00pm		Luncheon – Keynote: Telemedicine, Pediatric Telehealth and International Outreach Supported by TANDBERG Lord and Lady Swinfen Directors, the Swinfen Charitable Trust Wingham, Canterbury United Kingdom Lord and Lady Swinfen set up the Swinfen Charitable Trust in 1998, with the aim of assisting poor, sick and disabled people in the developing world. The Trust's policy is to do this by establishing telemedicine links between hospitals in the developing world and medical specialists who generously give free advice by e-mail.


2:15pm – 3:00pm		Track 1: Research and Oucomes This session will highligh the role for research in the evaluation of telehealth technologies and programs. It will also highlight the importance of establishing measurable outcomes to evaluate and improve the performance of telehealth programs. In addition, this session will showcase funding opportunities and techniques for grant acquisition to extablish telehealth programs. Moderator Dena Puskin, Sc Director Office for the Advancement of Telehealth Health Resources and Services Administration Rockville, MD Developing and Implementing Performance Measures to Better Manage Your Program Dena Puskin, Sc Setting the Research Agenda for Telehealth Robert Mayes Healthcare Research and Quality Information Technology Program Washington, DC Track 2: Education The Education session will have three primary goals. The first goal will be to showcase innovative tele-education programs targeting health professional and parents. The second goal will be to show how to do research in the area of tele-education and to publish the results of this research. The third goal will be to begin a conversation on how tele-education can be used to provide resident education and physician CME to broad regions of the country. Moderator Bryan Burke, MD Associate Professor University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Little Rock, AR Peds PLACE - The Reality and the Vision Bryan Burke, Jr., MD, FAAP Publishing in Pediatric Tele-education Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD President American Telemedicine Association Assistant Director, Program Evaluation, University of Arizona Department of Radiology - Research Tucson, AZ


3:15pm - 4:45pm		Track 1: Research Presentations Moderator Madan Dharmar, MBBS Assistant Research Professor, Pediatric Telemedicine Program UC Davis Sacramento, CA KidSafe Telenet: Use of Telecommunications to Enhance Child Abuse Investigation and Interventions Janet Sullivan Wilson, PhD, RN Assistant Professor University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, College of Nursing Norman, OK Pediatric Ward Use of Telemedicine Critical Care Consults: Setting the State for a Remote Rapid Response Team Kathleen Webster, MD Director, Division of Pediatric Critical Care Loyola University Medical Center Chicago, IL Telenutrition for Children with Special Health Care Needs in Southeastern Florida Mary Hooshmand, RN, MS Executive Community Health Nursing Director Florida Department of Health- Children’s Medical Services Fort Lauderdale, FL Videoconferencing in Postgraduate Pediatric Surgical Education in Africa Maurice Mars, M, MBChB, MD Department of TeleHealth Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine University of KwaZulu-Natal South Africa Track 2: Education (Continued) Moderator Bryan Burke, MD Associate Professor University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Little Rock, AR ONE Team Julie Hall-Barow, EdD Director of Education, Center for Distance Health University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Little Rock, AR Surgical Education via Web Based Telesimulation and Videoconferencing (Video 1 \| Video 2 \| Video 3) Agnes Cheng Tsallis Education Coordinator, Telemedicine Program The Hospital for Sick Children Toronto, ON, Canada Research-Based Practices in Tele-Training: Peds PLACE and Beyond Wilson Gonzalez-Espada, PhD Associate Professor of Science, Department of Physical Sciences Morehead State University Morehead, KY Educating Child Mental Health Providers: Dissemination of PCIT with Telemedicine Anthony Urquiza, PhD Director, Mental Health Services and Clinical Research CAARE Diagnostic and Treatment Center Department of Pediatrics UC Davis Children's Hospital Sacramento, CA



4:45pm		Reception with Exhibitors Supported by Intel and Nonin Medical