CIE Summit 2019 Wrap Up - CIE San Diego

Thank you for joining us at the 2019 Community Information Exchange Summit!

The CIE Summit took place April 24-26 and brought together more than 500 attendees, keynote speakers, workshop panelists, partners and sponsors. Attendees from the 2-1-1, social, health, data, philanthropy, education, technology and government sectors from across the nation engaged in workshops and meetings about bridging health and social service sectors to build strong and thriving communities.

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CIE Summit Presentations

Keynote Speakers

Bechara Choucair, MD, Vice President and Chief Health Officer, Kaiser Permanente

Bridging Health and Social Sectors

Mark Vafiades, Senior Advisor, Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT

Overview of ONC’s Recently Released Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM)

Lauren A. Taylor, MDiv, MPH, Doctoral Candidate, Harvard Business School

Shifting the Health Paradox

Day 1: April 24, 2019

Morning Sessions

Building the Foundation: Legal Frameworks and Privacy Standards for Data Sharing Across Health and Social Services (not available)

Driving Collaboration and Cross-Sector Data Sharing with a Community Information Exchange: The 2-1-1 San Diego Story and CIE Toolkit (PDF)

Moving Upstream: The Vital Role of Interoperability to Enhance Prevention and Improve Outcomes
(Opioid Use Disorder Prevention Playbook)

The Cost of Collaboration: Investing in Your Organization (PDF)

Mid-Morning Sessions

Client Empowerment: Engaged Care through Connected Records (PDF)

Healthcare System Innovators Discuss Early Investments and Harnessing the Power of Community (PDF)

Mobilizing a Community for Transformational Change: Creating a Community-Level, Person-Centered System of Care (PDF)

Afternoon Sessions

America’s Heroes: Approaching Service Delivery and Care Coordination for Veteran and Military Populations
Related Resources: America’s Warrior Partnership | Missions United | Combined Arms | IVMF | AmericaServes

Learning What Works: Partner with Researchers to Evaluate Your Programs (PDF)

Sooner is Better: An Early Intervention Approach to Addressing Children’s Health and Well-Being (not available)

When to Leverage HMIS Data for Health and Homeless Use Cases: Aspirations and Efforts from Three All In Communities (PDF)

Day 2: April 25, 2019

Morning Sessions

Catalyzing Coordination for Whole Person Care: Data Sharing Innovations from Pilots in California (PDF)

Making the Business Case: A ROI Calculator for Clinical and Community Partnerships (not available)

The Value of Innovative Person-Centered Care Models: Three Perspectives from the Field (PDF)

Yes We Can and We Are: Using Research to Advance Policy and Practice (PDF)

Mid-Morning Sessions

Aligning for Systems Change: A Conversation between Funders and Communities (n/a)

Changing the Health Paradigm: Social Navigation and Diversion in Criminal Justice and Healthcare (PDF)

Demonstrating ROI: Elder Services and HIE Collaboration (PDF)

The Magnolia Community Initiative: Driving Cross-Sector Innovations through Community Engagement and Data Sharing Partnerships (PPTx)

Afternoon Sessions

End the Epidemics: Californians Mobilizing to End HIV, HCV, and STDs (PDF)

Health and Housing: Collaborations to Support Patients Who Are Homeless (PDF)

Racial Equity and Social and Economic Mobility: How Do We Move Towards Intergenerational Well-Being? (n/a)

Tackling the Opioid Epidemic: Two Infrastructural Approaches from the Field Addressing Population Health Crises (PDF)

Day 3: April 26, 2019

Morning Sessions

Building a Foundation for Cross-Sector Integration to Advance Patient and Population Health (PDF)

Data-Driven Policy: Using Data to Inform and Inspire Action (PDF)

Let’s Get Technical: Assessing Information-Sharing Models to Improve Policy and Care
(Connect Well San Diego Data Sharing Access and Control Model)

Moving from Outputs to Outcomes: Finding the Middle Ground (PDF)

Photo Gallery

Interoperability Gallery

One of the many highlights of this year’s event, the Interoperability Gallery, was organized by one of our collaborative partners, the Stewards of Change Institute (SOCI). SOCI’s Interoperability Gallery featured almost three dozen vibrant and informative murals that stimulated ideas, enlivened conversation, and advanced learning.

SOCI’s National Interoperability Collaborative (NIC) is a “community of networks” designed to promote greater information-sharing, interoperability, and collaboration in human services, public health, health IT, education, public safety, emergency response, and other relevant domains related to and including the social determinants of health and well-being.