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Debunking Common Myths of Data Sharing
Webinar recorded on November 30, 2021
Webinar Description
Data is undoubtedly one of the strongest driving forces in planning, evaluation and analysis, but do you have a complete picture of the care a patient receives, from pre-hospital response to hospital discharge? Join us as INOVA Healthcare and Fairfax County Fire and Rescue debunk common myths of data sharing and discuss the nuances of working together and getting started to break down barriers in healthcare communication. We’ll address the biggest myths and what our panel discovered when putting that to the test in the real world. We’ll also pose questions from the audience as your chance to get insight from industry peers as we build a more data-rich world of informed patient care.
Meet Your Presenters
Andrew Miner, MD | Associate Chief Health Infomatcis Officer | Innova Health Systems
Dr. Andrew Miner is board certified in Emergency Medicine and Clinical Informatics and is an attending physician in the emergency department at Inova Fairfax Hospital – a Level 1 Trauma Center in Falls Church, Virginia. He received his medical degree from Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and completed his residency training in the NYU/Bellevue Emergency Medicine Residency Program.
JoAnn Cates | Epic Cert Systems Analysts Sr | Innova Health Systems
With eight years of nursing experience and 32 years of experience in Information Technology, JoAnn Cates brings together a diverse background of experience to Inova Health Systems. Having been with Inova Health Systems for 41 years, Cates currently serves as a Senior Systems Analyst.
Steve Hartman | Captain - Incident Report Coordinator; HIPAA Privacy Officer | Firefax Co. Fire & Rescue Dept.
Captain Steve Hartman has more than 22 years of experience in fire and EMS with over 18 years as a paramedic. He currently works as the Incident Report Coordinator and HIPAA Privacy Officer for the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department, where he has been employed for over 15 years. Captain Hartman’s areas of interest center around data-informed decision-making and leveraging technology to enhance and automate quality assurance and improvement.
Providing exceptional care and service to vulnerable members of the community are also areas of interest, as he is currently involved in multiple interagency projects and collaborations with the goal of coordinating assistance and care to at-risk populations. Captain Hartman earned his B.A. from the University of Virginia and during his career has worked in a variety of EMS service environments, including career, volunteer, and combination departments; deployed in fire-based, third service, and hospital-based models.
John Morrison | Data Analytics Strategy Manager | Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department
John Morrison serves as the Data Analytics Strategy Manager of the Fairfax County, Virginia Fire and Rescue Department, overseeing a team of professionals in data analytics and GIS. He has also been a member of the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department since 1996, and currently serves as its Volunteer Fire Chief.
In addition, he is a Planning Section Chief for the Fairfax County, Virginia Urban Search and Rescue team, joining the team in 2003, and has been deployed both domestically and internationally on numerous disasters. He also serves as the Americas Region representative on the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group (INSARAG) Information Management Working Group. He was named Volunteer Fire Chief of the Year by the International Association of Fire Chiefs in 2019.