2016 Health Leadership IT Summit Survey

Thank you for taking the time to complete the this survey. Your feedback will allow us to improve our events in the future.

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* 1. Contact Information:

Name:

Title:

Company:

Email Address:

Phone Number:

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* 2. The HIT Leadership Summit is in its 7th year. How many Summits have you attended?

7 (all summits)

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* 3. Is your company primarily:

A healthcare provider (e.g., Grady, Emory)

A health IT software company (e.g. McKesson

A technology supplier (e.g., Oracle, Verizon, etc.)

A services provider (e.g., Consulting, Strategy, Staffing, Security, etc.)

A payor / insurance provider (e.g., Blue Cross, Aetna)

An educational or research institution (e.g., Georgia Tech, Georgia State University)

A government organization (e.g., CDC, State of Georgia)

A non-profit organization (e.g., American Cancer Society)

Other

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* 4. Are you:

A student

Early career (<5 years)

Mid-career (5-10 years)

Experienced career (10+ years)

Semi-retired

Retired

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* 5. Please select your favorite aspects of the Summit: (Check all that apply)

Hall of Innovation

Opening Keynote with Andy Slavitt, CMS Acting Administrator

Opening Panel - Market Forces Driving Consumer Engagement and Transformation

Module 1 Panel - The Physician’s Perspective on Consumer Engagement

Module 2 Panel - Innovative Young Companies in Healthcare Technology

Module 3 Panel - The Evolution of Healthcare Delivery

Module 4 Panel - Sharing “Actionable Intelligence” and Best Practices on Navigating Healthcare Today.

Awards - University Hack A Thon, Intel Innovation, Phoenix Awards

Closing Keynote with Cory Wiegert, VP Offering Management, IBM Watson Health - New Insights to HealthCare Ecosystem, Driving Value around the End Consumer

Overall Networking Opportunities

The offering of CEU and CME continuing education credits

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* 6. Please rate each session overall on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being extremely unsatisfied and 5 being extremely satisfied.

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Opening Keynote with Andy Slavitt, CMS Acting Administrator	Opening Keynote with Andy Slavitt, CMS Acting Administrator 1	Opening Keynote with Andy Slavitt, CMS Acting Administrator 2	Opening Keynote with Andy Slavitt, CMS Acting Administrator 3	Opening Keynote with Andy Slavitt, CMS Acting Administrator 4	Opening Keynote with Andy Slavitt, CMS Acting Administrator 5
Opening Panel - Market Forces Driving Consumer Engagement and Transformation	Opening Panel - Market Forces Driving Consumer Engagement and Transformation 1	Opening Panel - Market Forces Driving Consumer Engagement and Transformation 2	Opening Panel - Market Forces Driving Consumer Engagement and Transformation 3	Opening Panel - Market Forces Driving Consumer Engagement and Transformation 4	Opening Panel - Market Forces Driving Consumer Engagement and Transformation 5
Module 1 Panel - The Physician’s Perspective on Consumer Engagement	Module 1 Panel - The Physician’s Perspective on Consumer Engagement 1	Module 1 Panel - The Physician’s Perspective on Consumer Engagement 2	Module 1 Panel - The Physician’s Perspective on Consumer Engagement 3	Module 1 Panel - The Physician’s Perspective on Consumer Engagement 4	Module 1 Panel - The Physician’s Perspective on Consumer Engagement 5
Module 2 Panel - Innovative Young Companies in Healthcare Technology	Module 2 Panel - Innovative Young Companies in Healthcare Technology 1	Module 2 Panel - Innovative Young Companies in Healthcare Technology 2	Module 2 Panel - Innovative Young Companies in Healthcare Technology 3	Module 2 Panel - Innovative Young Companies in Healthcare Technology 4	Module 2 Panel - Innovative Young Companies in Healthcare Technology 5
Module 3 Panel - The Evolution of Healthcare Delivery	Module 3 Panel - The Evolution of Healthcare Delivery 1	Module 3 Panel - The Evolution of Healthcare Delivery 2	Module 3 Panel - The Evolution of Healthcare Delivery 3	Module 3 Panel - The Evolution of Healthcare Delivery 4	Module 3 Panel - The Evolution of Healthcare Delivery 5
Module 4 Panel - Sharing “Actionable Intelligence” and Best Practices on Navigating Healthcare Today	Module 4 Panel - Sharing “Actionable Intelligence” and Best Practices on Navigating Healthcare Today 1	Module 4 Panel - Sharing “Actionable Intelligence” and Best Practices on Navigating Healthcare Today 2	Module 4 Panel - Sharing “Actionable Intelligence” and Best Practices on Navigating Healthcare Today 3	Module 4 Panel - Sharing “Actionable Intelligence” and Best Practices on Navigating Healthcare Today 4	Module 4 Panel - Sharing “Actionable Intelligence” and Best Practices on Navigating Healthcare Today 5
Awards - University Hack A Thon, Intel Innovation, Phoenix Awards	Awards - University Hack A Thon, Intel Innovation, Phoenix Awards 1	Awards - University Hack A Thon, Intel Innovation, Phoenix Awards 2	Awards - University Hack A Thon, Intel Innovation, Phoenix Awards 3	Awards - University Hack A Thon, Intel Innovation, Phoenix Awards 4	Awards - University Hack A Thon, Intel Innovation, Phoenix Awards 5
Closing Keynote with Cory Wiegert, VP Offering Management, IBM Watson Health - New Insights to HealthCare Ecosystem, Driving Value around the End Consumer	Closing Keynote with Cory Wiegert, VP Offering Management, IBM Watson Health - New Insights to HealthCare Ecosystem, Driving Value around the End Consumer 1	Closing Keynote with Cory Wiegert, VP Offering Management, IBM Watson Health - New Insights to HealthCare Ecosystem, Driving Value around the End Consumer 2	Closing Keynote with Cory Wiegert, VP Offering Management, IBM Watson Health - New Insights to HealthCare Ecosystem, Driving Value around the End Consumer 3	Closing Keynote with Cory Wiegert, VP Offering Management, IBM Watson Health - New Insights to HealthCare Ecosystem, Driving Value around the End Consumer 4	Closing Keynote with Cory Wiegert, VP Offering Management, IBM Watson Health - New Insights to HealthCare Ecosystem, Driving Value around the End Consumer 5

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* 7. Overall, how would you rate the following on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being extremely unsatisfied and 5 being extremely satisfied.

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The usefulness of the information that you obtained during the presentation.	The usefulness of the information that you obtained during the presentation. 1	The usefulness of the information that you obtained during the presentation. 2	The usefulness of the information that you obtained during the presentation. 3	The usefulness of the information that you obtained during the presentation. 4	The usefulness of the information that you obtained during the presentation. 5
The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your current practice.	The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your current practice. 1	The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your current practice. 2	The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your current practice. 3	The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your current practice. 4	The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your current practice. 5
The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your future practice	The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your future practice 1	The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your future practice 2	The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your future practice 3	The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your future practice 4	The likeliness you will incorporate the information into your future practice 5
The topics presented at the Summit matched your interests.	The topics presented at the Summit matched your interests. 1	The topics presented at the Summit matched your interests. 2	The topics presented at the Summit matched your interests. 3	The topics presented at the Summit matched your interests. 4	The topics presented at the Summit matched your interests. 5
The quality / knowledge of the panels / presenters.	The quality / knowledge of the panels / presenters. 1	The quality / knowledge of the panels / presenters. 2	The quality / knowledge of the panels / presenters. 3	The quality / knowledge of the panels / presenters. 4	The quality / knowledge of the panels / presenters. 5
The ability to interact with the panelists (during Q&A or afterwards).	The ability to interact with the panelists (during Q&A or afterwards). 1	The ability to interact with the panelists (during Q&A or afterwards). 2	The ability to interact with the panelists (during Q&A or afterwards). 3	The ability to interact with the panelists (during Q&A or afterwards). 4	The ability to interact with the panelists (during Q&A or afterwards). 5
The opportunity to network with colleagues at the Summit.	The opportunity to network with colleagues at the Summit. 1	The opportunity to network with colleagues at the Summit. 2	The opportunity to network with colleagues at the Summit. 3	The opportunity to network with colleagues at the Summit. 4	The opportunity to network with colleagues at the Summit. 5
How much you learned from the Summit.	How much you learned from the Summit. 1	How much you learned from the Summit. 2	How much you learned from the Summit. 3	How much you learned from the Summit. 4	How much you learned from the Summit. 5
The value of the summit for what is charged.	The value of the summit for what is charged. 1	The value of the summit for what is charged. 2	The value of the summit for what is charged. 3	The value of the summit for what is charged. 4	The value of the summit for what is charged. 5
The Summit as a whole.	The Summit as a whole. 1	The Summit as a whole. 2	The Summit as a whole. 3	The Summit as a whole. 4	The Summit as a whole. 5

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* 8. Overall, how would you describe the length of the panels/presentations?

Far too long

Too long

About right

Too short

Far too short

Additional comments on length of specific sessions

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* 9. Overall, the summit from 7:30am to 4:30pm with a reception that followed was:

Far too long – prefer 2 hours or less

Too long – prefer ½ day

About right

Too short – expand to 2 days

Far too short – expand to more than 2 days

Additional comments on length of specific sessions:

2016 Health Leadership IT Summit Survey

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* 1. Contact Information:

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* 2. The HIT Leadership Summit is in its 7th year. How many Summits have you attended?

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* 3. Is your company primarily:

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* 4. Are you:

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* 5. Please select your favorite aspects of the Summit: (Check all that apply)

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* 6. Please rate each session overall on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being extremely unsatisfied and 5 being extremely satisfied.

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* 7. Overall, how would you rate the following on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being extremely unsatisfied and 5 being extremely satisfied.

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* 8. Overall, how would you describe the length of the panels/presentations?

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* 9. Overall, the summit from 7:30am to 4:30pm with a reception that followed was:

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* 10. Given my experience with the 2016 Health IT Leadership Summit, would you attend future Summits?

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* 11. What did you learn from the event?

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* 12. How do you plan to integrate the information into your practice?

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* 13. Please provide any additional feedback/comments.