Pay for Performance Summit: Agenda: Day Two

Agenda: Pay for Performance Summit Day II Thursday, February 15, 2007 Advancing the Art and Science of Performance Measurement and Incentive Alignment
8:00 a.m.	Welcome and Keynote Address: Performance Measurement in P4P Peggy O'Kane President, National Committee for Quality Assurance Washington, DC (Co chair) Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
8:30 a.m.	The Current Landscape: Health Informatics and Efficiency Measurement Geoffrey B. Baker, MBA Chief Executive Officer and President, Med-Vantage San Francisco, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Permission to post Powerpoint version not granted
9:00 a.m.	Pay for Performance and Medicare and Medicaid Barry M. Straube, MD Chief Medical Officer Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Baltimore, MD Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
9:30 a.m.	Incorporating Efficiency Measurement in P4P Arnold Milstein, MD National Health Care Thought Leader, Mercer Health & Benefits Medical Director, Pacific Business Group on Health San Francisco, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Handout Material (Acrobat)
10:00 a.m.	California Health Care Reform Arnold Schwarzenegger Governor of California Sacramento, CA
Pay for Performance Mini Summits (Choose one Mini Summit only)
Mini Summit I: New Models for Rewarding Performance: CMS, Gainsharing, and Prometheus Payment™
10:15 a.m.	Introduction and Overview Francois de Brantes National Coordinator, Bridges to Excellence Washington, DC (Co chair)
10:30 a.m.	Prometheus Payment™ Alice G. Gosfield, Esq. Principal, Alice G. Gosfield and Associates, PC Philadelphia, PA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
11:00 a.m.	Gainsharing: Another Approach to Incentives and Healthcare Transformation James Robinson, PhD, MPH Kaiser Permanente Distinguished Professor of Health Economics Chair, Division of Health Policy and Management School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
11:30 a.m.	Implementing the Institute of Medicine's Report, Rewarding Provider Performance: Aligning Incentives in Medicare Sam Ho, MD Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer PacifiCare Health Plans Cypress, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Steve Shortell, PhD Dean and Distinguished Professor of Health Policy & Management University of California Berkeley Berkeley, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)

Mini Summit II: The State of the Evidence
10:15 a.m.	Introduction and Overview Michael Hagan Senior Economist, Extramural Program Officer Center for Delivery, Organization, and Markets Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Rockville, MD (Moderator)
10:20 a.m.	AHRQ Briefing: Findings on Provider and Consumer Incentives R. Adams Dudley, MD, MBA Associate Professor, Institute for Health Policy Studies University of California San Francisco San Francisco, CA Meredith B. Rosenthal, PhD Assistant Professor of Health Economics and Policy Harvard School of Public Health Boston, MA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Michael Hagan Senior Economist, Extramural Program Officer Center for Delivery, Organization, and Markets Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Rockville, MD (Moderator)
11:15 a.m.	IHA Pay for Performance Program Evaluation Cheryl L. Damberg, PhD Senior Researcher, RAND Santa Monica, CA Permission to post not granted
11:45 a.m.	Faculty Panel Discussion/Questions and Answers Michael Hagan Senior Economist, Extramural Program Officer Center for Delivery, Organization, and Markets Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Rockville, MD (Moderator)

Mini Summit III: Measuring Efficiency
10:15 a.m.	Introduction and Overview Arnold Milstein, MD National Health Care Thought Leader, Mercer Health & Benefits Medical Director, Pacific Business Group on Health San Francisco, CA (Co chair)
10:30 a.m.	The Efficiency Measurement Landscape and a Conceptual Model Elizabeth A. McGlynn, PhD Associate Director for RAND Health The RAND Corporation Santa Monica, CA
11:00 a.m.	Reviewing the Evidence and Implementation Issues Howard Beckman, MD, FACP Medical Director, RIPA Clinical Professor of Medicine University of Rochester School of Medicine Rochester, NY Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) J. William (Bill) Thomas, PhD, MBA Professor Emeritus of Health Management and Policy University of Michigan School of Public Health Professor of Health Policy and Management University of Southern Maine in Portland Portland, ME Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Herbert Wong, PhD Senior Economist, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Rockville, MD Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
11:45 a.m.	Faculty Panel Discussion/Questions and Answers Arnold Milstein, MD National Health Care Thought Leader, Mercer Health & Benefits Medical Director, Pacific Business Group on Health San Francisco, CA (Moderator)

Mini Summit IV: IT-Enabled Performance Measurement
10:15 a.m.	Introduction and Overview Janet Marchibroda Chief Executive Officer eHealth Initiative and Foundation Washington, DC (Co chair)
10:30 a.m.	Balancing Electronic Data Collection with Performance Measurement: Optimism vs Reality Ron Bangasser, MD Chair, Technical Advisory Committee, IHA P4P Medical Director of Wound Care Redlands Community Hospital Redlands, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Jeff Hanson Vice President Thomson Medstat Ann Arbor, MI Peter V. Lee, Esq. President and Chief Executive Officer Pacific Business Group on Health San Francisco, CA Peggy E. O'Kane President, National Committee for Quality Assurance Washington, DC Janet Marchibroda Chief Executive Officer eHealth Initiative and Foundation Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
11:45 a.m.	Faculty Panel Discussion/Questions and Answers Janet Marchibroda Chief Executive Officer eHealth Initiative and Foundation Washington, DC (Moderator)
12:15 p.m.	Networking Luncheon in the Exhibit Hall
1:15 p.m.	Track I: PFP Summit Concurrent Sessions
	1.01 Employer and Health Plan P4P Programs: Activating Consumers on All Fronts - Part I Activating Consumers with Effective Messaging and Report Cards - Expert Research and Employer Testimony Francois de Brantes National Coordinator, Bridges to Excellence Washington, DC Jessica DiLorenzo Program and Operations Leader Bridges to Excellence Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Robert Krughoff, JD President, Consumers' Checkbook/Center for the Study of Services Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Jeff Rideout Vice President, Internet Business Solutions Group, Healthcare Chief Medical Officer, Cisco Systems Pleasanton, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	1.02 Physician and Nurse Engagement in P4P: Bridging Market Approaches and Professionalism to further Physician Accountability and Improvement Sandra B. Selzer Manager, Strategic Relations American Board of Internal Medicine Philadelphia, PA Nat Kongtahworn Manager, Network Strategies Office of Clinical Affairs Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association Chicago, Illinois Allan M. Korn, MD, FACP Senior Vice President, Clinical Affairs and CMO BlueCross BlueShield Association Chicago, IL Daniel B. Wolfson Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, ABIM Foundation Philadelphia, PA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	1.03 Government P4P Programs: The Minnesota Model of Health Care Cal Ludeman Commissioner, Minnesota Department of Human Services St. Paul, MN Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	1.04 Emerging Role of Pay for Performance in Accelerating Effective Use of IT in Care Delivery Jeremy Nobel, MD, MPH Adjunct Lecturer on Health Policy and Management Department of Health Policy and Management Harvard School of Public Health Cambridge, MA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	1.05 Financial Incentives and Gainsharing: Pay for Performance and Gainsharing Legal Issues Thomas E. Jeffry Jr., Esq. Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Los Angeles, CA Paul T. Smith, Esq. Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP San Francisco, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	1.06 Performance Measurement and Rewards: Getting Beyond Money: What Else Drives Physician Performance? Katharina Janus, PhD Visiting Assistant Professor, Columbia University New York, NY Thomas G. Rundall, PhD Henry J. Kaiser Professor for Organized Health Systems University of California Berkeley Berkeley, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	1.07 Hospitals and P4P: Leapfrog Hospital Rewards Program™: A P4P Tool for Purchasers and Plans Guy D'Andrea Consultant, Leapfrog Hospital Rewards Program™ Discern Consulting Washington, DC Catherine Eikel Director, Leapfrog Hospital Rewards Program™ The Leapfrog Group Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	1.08 Advanced P4P Case Studies: The IHA California Pay for Performance Program Ron Bangasser, MD Chair, Technical Advisory Committee, IHA P4P Medical Director of Wound Care Redlands Community Hospital Redlands, CA Lucinda "Cindy" Ehnes Director, California Department of Managed Health Care Sacramento, CA Handout Material (Acrobat) Handout Material (Microsoft Word) Dolores Yanagihara Program Manager, Integrated Healthcare Association Oakland, CA
2:15 p.m.	Transition Break
2:30 p.m.	Track II: PFP Summit Concurrent Sessions
	2.01 Employer and Health Plan P4P Programs: Activating Consumers on All Fronts - Part II Connecting Consumers and Provider Performance - the Supply and Demand Model Edison Machado, MD National Accounts Manager Bridges to Excellence Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Early Models of an Integrated Consumer Engagement Model John Apuzzio Vice President, Strategic Health Solutions HealthGrades Golden, CO George Chedraoui Well-being and Health Benefits Leader IBM Global Well-being Services Research Triangle Park, NC Diana Han, MD Vice President, Health Management Strategy and Innovation, SHPS Louisville, KY Permission to post not granted
	2.02 Physician and Nurse Engagement in P4P: Engaging Physicians in Pay for Performance William F. Donahue Executive Director, Hawaii IPA Honolulu, HI Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	2.03 Government P4P Programs: Minnesota Pay for Performance: Where it's Come From and Where it's Going Barry Bershow, MD Medical Director for Quality and Informatics Fairview Health Services Minneapolis, MN Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Jim Chase Chief Executive Officer Minnesota Community Measurement St. Paul, MN Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Cal Ludeman Commissioner, Minnesota Department of Human Services St. Paul, MN Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Carolyn Pare Chief Executive Officer Buyers Health Care Action Group Bloomington, MN Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	2.04 P4P and IT: Benchmarking and IT Meet Pay for Performance Demands Donna Isgett Vice President of Clinical Effectiveness, McLeod Health Florence, SC Cancelled due to weather Susan Pickle Director of Quality Outcomes McLeod Health Florence, SC Presentation file size too large to post
	2.05 Financial Incentives and Gainsharing: The New P4P Paradigm Stephen Forney, CPA Chief Financial Officer, Fountain Valley Regional Hospital Fountain Valley, CA Bill Phillips, FACMC, CHC Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer Revenue Strategies, Inc. Hollywood, FL Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	2.06 Performance Measurement and Rewards: Incorporating End-of-Life Care into Pay for Performance Contracts Jeffrey Levin-Scherz, MD, MBA Chief Medical Officer, Partners Community HealthCare, Inc. Boston, MA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	2.07 Hospitals and P4P: The Hospital Experience Participating in P4P Steve Grossbart Vice President, Quality Management Catholic Healthcare Partners Cincinnati, OH Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Suzanne Delbanco, PhD Chief Executive Officer, The Leapfrog Group Washington, DC (Moderator)
	2.08 Assessing the Impact of P4P: Are There Improvements in Care and Cost? Kathleen Curtin Consultant, Healthcare Value Management Buffalo, NY Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
3:30 p.m.	Transition Break
4:00 p.m.	Track III: PFP Summit Concurrent Sessions
	3.01 Medicare P4P: Will Reform of the SGR Catalyze Medicare P4P? Jon Glaudemans Senior Vice President, Avalere Health LLC Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	3.02 Financial Incentives and Gainsharing: How Everyone Can Win By Combining P4P with Gainsharing to Lower Healthcare Costs and Improve Profitability Margaret (Maggie)Harrison Campbell Associate, Ropes & Gray LLP New York, NY James Reynolds President, Reynolds & Company New York, NY Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	3.03 Government P4P Programs: Driving Quality through Incentives in a Municipal Hospital System Beverly Chung Special Assistant to the President MetroPlus Health Plan New York, NY Arnold Saperstein, MD President and Chief Medical Officer MetroPlus Health Plan New York, NY Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	3.04 P4P and IT: Collaboration Amongst Independent Practices on a Common EMR Database Jon A. Hultman, DPM, MBA Integrated Physician Systems Longwood, FL Gene Pascarella, DPM, MBA Integrated Physician Systems Longwood, FL Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	3.05 Financial Incentives and Gainsharing: Performance Incentives in the Southern California Permanente Medical Group (SCPMG), 1994-2007 Joel D. Hyatt, MD Assistant Medical Director Southern California Permanente Medical Group Pasadena, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat)
	3.06 Performance Measurement and Rewards: Implementing a Chronic Care Management Strategy in the CMS Pay for Performance Demonstration: First Year Results David Abelson, MD Senior VP and Chief Information Officer Park Nicollet Healthcare St. Louis Park, MN Randall Williams, MD Chief Executive Officer, Pharos Innovations Northfield, IL Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	3.07 Hospitals and P4P: The Market at Work: The Memphis Experience with Hospital P4P Sherry Rodriguez AVP, Quality Management CIGNA Health Care Richmond, VA Cristie Travis, MSHHA Chief Executive Officer Memphis Business Group on Health Memphis, TN Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Chuck Utterback Director of Contracting CIGNA HealthCare of Tennessee, Inc. - Memphis Memphis, TN Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	3.08 Advanced P4P Case Studies: A Breakthrough P4P Case Study: MedEncentive's Doctor-Patient Interactive Reward Program Jeff Greene CEO, MedEncentive, LLC Oklahoma City, OK Donald Kemper, MPH Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Healthwise Boise, ID Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
5:00 p.m.	Transition Break
5:15 p.m.	Track IV: PFP Summit Concurrent Sessions
	4.01 Pay for Performance and Racial Disparities Alyna Chien, MD, MS Instructor, Department of Pediatrics University of Chicago Chicago, IL Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Handout Material (Acrobat) Handout Material (Powerpoint)
	4.02 Physician and Nurse Engagement in P4P: Engaging Nursing Staff for Better P4P Outcomes Maureen White, RN, MBA, CNAA Senior Vice President and Chief Nurse Executive North Shore-LIJ Health System New Hyde Park, NY Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	4.03 Government P4P Programs: Pay for Performance - Is Medicare a Good Candidate? Michael Cannon Director of Health Policy Studies, Cato Institute Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) R. Adams Dudley, MD, MBA Associate Professor of Medicine and Health Policy University of California San Francisco San Francisco, CA Albert Morris, Jr., MD President, National Medical Association Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	4.04 P4P and IT: Improving Clinical Quality Measures by Deploying Integrated Technology Solutions Mark Schafer, MD Medical Director, Bristol Park Medical Group Santa Ana, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	4.05 Financial Incentives and Gainsharing: A Proven Relationship Between Cost and Quality - Understanding Premier's 'Performance Pays' Study Frank Johnson Regional Vice President, Premier, Inc. Charlotte, NC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	4.06 Performance Measurement and Rewards Beyond HEDIS and CAHPS: Expanding Performance Measures John Zweifler, MD, MPH Medical Consultant, Office of the Patient Advocate Sacramento, CA Ed Mendoza Acting Director, Office of the Patient Advocate Sacramento, CA Cori Reifman Research Analyst, Office of the Patient Advocate Sacramento, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	4.07 Hospitals and P4P: The Market at Work - The New Jersey Experience with Hospital P4P Catherine Eikel Director, Leapfrog Hospital Rewards Program™ The Leapfrog Group Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Bill Finck Director, Physician & Ancillary Networks Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey Newark, NJ Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	4.08 Biotech and Pharmaceutical Industry Participation in P4P: The Value Proposition for Stakeholders Alexander P. Ruggieri, MD, MHS Chief Medical Officer, Senior Director for Safety Solutions Cerner Galt, Cerner Corporation Simi Valley, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
6:15 p.m.	Adjournment