20th VistA Community Meeting
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When |
Jan 14, 2010 03:30 AM
to Jan 17, 2010 08:30 AM |
Where | Tempe, Arizona |
Contact Name | Joseph Dal Molin |
Contact Phone | 1.416.232.1206 |
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"The place to connect with people if you are serious about VistA"
.About the 20th VistA Community Meeting
The goal of VistA Community Meetings is for those involved in the VistA Community to network & collaborate, i.e., to share ideas and work, with the objective of moving VistA & the VistA community forward. VistA Community Meetings are highly interactive, hands-on, working meetings. Please come prepared to contribute as well as to learn.
Compared to most meetings, VistA Community Meetings are relatively unstructured. The agenda is always a draft agenda, because attendees are free to change it – even during the meeting – in order to better meet their objectives. VistA Community Meetings were originally almost exclusively technical meetings. Over time, the balance shifted, so that although there is still a strong technical focus, there are increasingly discussions on other aspects, including implementation, support, demonstration, education, training, and WorldVistA organizational issues (e.g., membership).
Please come prepared to discuss your interest in and work with VistA. If you wish to present material, please come prepared with your presentation, either electronic or a poster. There will be ample opportunities to present your work to others who are interested.
Living Agenda
The meeting's living agenda is evolving and will continue to evolve till the end of the meeting. The following is the current tentative list of speakers. To obtain a copy of the latest agenda please download a copy from here: Download Agenda .ODS Format or Download Agenda .XLS Format
Last Name |
First Name |
Topic(s) |
Anthracite |
Raymond |
Open Source Licensing: Making sense of the alphabet soup, GPL, AGPL, LGPL, Apache, BSD and Eclipse |
Behlendorf |
Brian |
The Connect project and the Apache License and why he feels a commercial friendly license like that helps to build community. |
Bhaskar |
KS |
GT.M updates |
Bokhari |
Syed |
Front office to back office communication and configuring note title parameters for efficiency. MA to Provider workflow using change author and additional signer techniques. Using complementary templates (MA-provider) to improve efficiency. Using progress note title objects to capture enduring social history, family hx etc. Problem list or note title? The capture of Social Hx, PHM, Surgical Hx etc. the outpatient encounter object as a billing tool Whoever does it, documents it: The MA/Nursing procedure template. |
Dowling |
Connor |
To be confirmed: Semantic Web VistA |
Hays |
Howard |
To be confirmed: What IHS is doing under the Recovery Act, in particular around Certification and Meaningful Use and "modernization". |
King |
Matt |
Clinical configuration pearls, implementation management issues, quality reporting in VistA |
Lilly |
George |
CCR/CCD Project update |
Marshall |
Rick |
Revival of the MUMPS Development Committee |
Mehling |
Ben |
Update on Medsphere.org releases |
Richardson |
Chris |
Internationalization; De-Identification Strategies of what works and what does not; Creation of a new Test Database Scrambler |
Timson |
George |
FileMan/Kernel presentation, emphasizing things that are not straightforwardly apparent in the Fileman documentation. |
Valdes |
Ignacio |
One Small Step: Astronaut launches a full suite of new VistA products to meet the challenges of health information technology. Astronaut VistA Installers, Shuttle, and Training will be featured. |
If you would like to make a presentation, please contact Joseph Dal Molin or Nancy Anthracite as soon as possible.
Tracks for VistA Community Meetings are ultimately decided by the attendees, their interests and their ability to present. The planned tracks for the 20th VistA Community meeting will be presented shortly.
Registration
Registration is now open at the following link: https://www.regonline.com/20th_vista_community_meeting_reg. Early reduced registration rates end Friday, January 8th 2010.
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Sponsorships
Please contact Joseph Dal Molin or Nancy Anthracite if your organization would like to sponsor a lunch or breaks.
Scholarships & Waivers
In previous VistA Community Meetings, thanks to donations from
benefactors, we were able to offer a limited number of "scholarships"
to those who have the potential and interest in contributing to the
VistA community, but who have not yet acquired the expertise to make
technical contributions. WorldVistA has decided to formalize these as
the Tom Ackerman Memorial Scholarships. In addition to funding
scholarships with "current" donations, we would also like to establish
a corpus from which to provide stable funding for scholarships to VistA
events. Please contact Joseph Dal Molin or Nancy Anthracite to request a scholarship - or if you or your organization would like to make a donation to the Tom Ackerman Memorial Scholarship fund
. Donations can be made anonymously or as named funds that are publicly acknowledged.
If you are a WorldVistA member, and you will be making technical contributions to the conference, you may request a waiver of the conference fee. Please contact Nancy Anthracite or Joseph Dal Molin to request a waiver.
Location, Facilities, Lodging
The 20th VistA Community Meeting will take place at the Brickyard Artisan Court (BYAC) 7th & Mill Ave. on the Tempe campus of Arizona State University.
The nearest airport is Phoenix Sky Harbor International (PHX) from where a light rail service to the Tempe campus of ASU is now operational (exit at 3rd & Mill Ave). [The PHX inter-terminal shuttle buses take you to the light rail stop. Buy a ticket on the platform and take the rail going eastbound, towards Tempe.]
We are working on obtaining a block of rooms at the Marriott. The following are hotel/motel accommodation options.
Disclaimer: WorldVistA does not take any responsibility for the quality of the hotels on this list. All of these hotels are being provided as an alternative to the Marriott, but please be aware that you need to select your accommodations based on your own discretion.
Hotel Name |
Address |
Phone |
Distance |
Website |
Marriott Courtyard |
601 South Ash Avenue Tempe, Arizona 85281 |
(480) 966-2800 | Call to obtain WorldVistA meeting rate. | |
Quality Inn At Asu - Airport |
1375 East University Drive Tempe, AZ 85281 US |
(480) 774-2500 |
1.4 |
http://www.qualityinn.com/hotel-tempe-arizona-AZ213 |
Comfort Inn And Suites At Asu |
1031 East Apache Boulevard Tempe, AZ 85281 US |
(480) 966-7202 |
1.4 |
http://www.comfortinn.com/hotel-tempe-arizona-AZ132 |
Super 8 Tempe-asu-airport |
1020 East Apache
Boulevard |
(480) 967-8891 |
1.4 |
http://www.tempesuper8.com |
Days Inn Tempe Arizona State University |
1221 East Apache Boulevard, Tempe, AZ 85281 |
(480) 968-7793 |
1.5 |
http://www.daysinn.com/DaysInn/control/Booking/property_info?propertyId=00405 |
Motel 6 Phoenix Tempe Broadway |
513 W Broadway
Road |
(480) 967-8696 |
1.6 |
http://www.motel6.com/reservations/motel_detail.aspx?num=1303 |
Nancy Anthracite / nancy *at* worldvista *dot* org
Joseph Dal Molin / dalmolin *at* worldvista *dot* org
Madie Barber Dal Molin / madeline.joi *at* gmail *dot* com
Acknowledgments
We would like to express our appreciation to Arizona State University for hosting the meeting.