On March 4, Cisco will sponsor the6th Annual Community for Connected Health Summitduring theHIMSS13 Annual Conference & Exhibition.  This year's agenda promises to be the best one ever!

The Summit is open to all HIMSS13 attendees at no additional cost; however,registrationis required as seating is limited. This is a one day program and all sessions are included in the registration. Complimentary boxed lunch is also included.

Monday, March 4, 2013
10 a.m. -2:00 p.m. (check-in at 9:30 a.m.)
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
Room 393
New Orleans, LA

The agenda will feature engaging presentations from:

The Net Effect -A Cisco Perspective

 Dave Evans
 Chief Futurist
 Cisco

Equal parts prognosticator and pragmatist, Cisco's chief futurist will share how innovation is driving dramatic change in all fields, including healthcare.

Transforming Patient Engagement

 Dr. David Langer 
 Associate Professor of Neurosurgery
 North Shore, LIJ Health System 

 Kevin Friel   
 Vice President of Enterprise Network Services
 North Shore, LIJ Health System 

Learn how a unique partnership between clinical and IT leadership has led to the practical application of technology in the care process that has greatly increased patient engagement. 

Lake Nona: A Connected Health Community

 Thad Seymour
 Executive Director
 Lake Nona 

The first city in the US built with ubiquitous connectivity and interconnected building, transportation, utility, and civic systems-hear how Lake Nona's innovative design provides for unified approach to lifelong health care delivery, learning and education. 

A Collaborative Discharge Process 

 Dr. Mark Blatt
 Chief Medical Director
 Intel 

A classic "moment of truth" impacting quality, the patient experience, and even the bottom-line -attend this session to learn about a technology-enabled, collaborative approach to the discharge process.

Following Dr. Blatt's session, there will be a giveaway, sponsored by Intel, of three Ultrabook? systems.  Must be present to win.

Ultrabook is a trademark of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. 

 Co-sponsored by Intel^?: 

This program is approved for up to 3.25 continuing education (CE) hours for use in fulfilling the continuing education requirements of the Certified Professional in Healthcare Information & Management Systems (CPHIMS).