Webinar: How Health Systems Can Enable Compliant Data Partnerships

Please join us for A Fireside Chat with Kristen Rosati, one of the nation’s leading HIPAA compliance attorneys, on October 20th at 12pm PT / 3pm ET, as we discuss how health systems can develop compliant data partnerships.

Nearly every health system executive has considered partnering with external parties to utilize their systems’ data to support innovation. $250 billion each year is spent on claims and payor data accessible through third party aggregators, but hardly any of this spend has made its way back to health systems or their patients.

Kristen Rosati is one of the leading “Big Data” and HIPAA compliance experts in the country, and is a partner at Coppersmith Brockelman PLC as well as a past President of the American Health Lawyers Association. Kristen will discuss successful models to use health system data for innovation purposes, in a manner that complies with HIPAA and other health care regulations. 

1.  The Changing Landscape: How health system approaches to data partnerships have evolved in the last few years
2.  Legal Considerations: Key legal issues to consider when building new data partnerships with external parties
3.  Opportunities for Future Innovation: What models are working today to share data with external parties, and where can we further innovate

 

  

Our Speaker: Kristen Rosati

Kristen is one of the nation’s leading “Big Data” and HIPAA compliance attorneys. She also has deep experience in data breaches, health information exchange, data sharing for research and clinical integration initiatives, clinical research compliance, and biobanking and genomic privacy. Kristen is past President (2013-2014) of the American Health Law Association (AHLA), the nation’s largest health care legal organization. To see her full background click here.

 We believe how health systems manage their data is key to unlocking new opportunities for innovation and patient care across the country. Register here to join us for this insightful discussion.