LCC+Commitment+Tracker

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Add your Statement of Commitment or view the full list of committed members.


 * **Organization** || **Participant Name(s)** || **Statement of Commitment** || **Committed Deliverables** || **Workgroup Commitment** ||
 * 6N Systems || Traci Jersen || As a LTPAC Health IT professional I would like to be a committed member of the Longitudinal Coordination of Care WG. || I would like to review materials, participate on calls and provide insight from the Health IT perspective. || Long-Term and Post-Accute Care ||
 * Accenture || Elvino Saldanha || I commit to participate and share in collaborative meetings, provide assistance in developing use cases, documents and testing. || I commit to participate and share in collaborative meetings, provide assistance in developing use cases, documents and testing. || Longitudinal Care Plan, Patient Assessment Summary, Long-Term and Post-Accute Care ||
 * Administration on Aging || Caroline Ryan || I would like to be a committed member of the Longitudinal Coordination of Care WG. || I will be engaged in this workgroup || Longitudinal Care Plan, Patient Assessment Summary, Long-Term and Post-Accute Care ||
 * AHIMA (contractor) || Sue Mitchell, RHIA || I, Sue Mitchell, RHIA, a recognized HIT professional in the long term and post acute care (LTPAC) community, have a particular interest in solving the Challenge Statement and reaching the Initiative Goals identified by the Community-led LTPAC WG of the S&I Framework and make a meaningful commitment to contribute to and support the efforts of this group. || I am making a meaningful commitment of subject matter expertise and documentation skills to the LTPAC Workgroup to assist with deliverables including: LTPAC HIT Roadmap, Use Cases, LTPAC care transitions key data elements, certification requirements, and other deliverables as identified by the workgroup. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * Alliance for Nursing Informatics || Gregory Alexander || I will commit to work with the LTPAC workgroup || voting, providing reviews, and roadmap items || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * American Academy of Home Care Physicians || Gary Swartz || I, commit to participation representing the American Academy of Home Care Physicians in the S&I Framework. || Weekly participation in phone calls and in person when able; experiences from the field to the extent these are available; and related tools, methods, and reference implementation components. || Longitudinal Care Plan, Patient Assessment Summary, Long-Term and Post-Accute Care ||
 * Argus Health Systems Inc. || Mary A Perez || I volunteer to participate in the weekly meetings aimed to develop guidance for care transitions across a set of LTPAC use cases and will support the development of additional care transition documents based off the LTPAC communities. || Participate in the weekly meetings and support the development of additional care transition documents based off the LTPAC communities. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * Fort HealthCare Home Health || Peterson || "I would like to be a committed member of the Longitudinal Coordination of Care WG." || As a committed member of the Longitudinal Coordination of Care WG, I commit to participating regularly in WG meetings and contributing to deliverables." || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * Gentiva Health Services || Charlotte Weaver || I am seeking to join in the work of the LTPAC on care plan documentation and assessment standards and Care Transitions. I am both a nominee from the American Nurses Association as well as a clinical leader in a home health and hospice provider organization. I am committeed to engaging in the workgroups under these sections and helping to deliver guidelines and standards that will help our industry deliver coordinated care across settings with standards for patient data exchanged and shared across and between provider organizations as well as with the patient and family. || As a clinical leader and nurse informaticist, I commit to representing the perspective of the multiciplinary clinical team in the home health and hospice domain, as well as patient and family, in the working group initiatives under care documentation and Care Transitions. I will work to see the deliverables defined within my choosen working groups completed through consensus and full team participation. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * HCR || Rhonda York || As a committed member of the Longitudinal Coordination of Care WG, I commit to participating regularly in WG meetings and contributing to deliverables. || I commit to participating in deliverables impacting home health and hospice programs. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * Health Care Software || Carrie O'Connell || As a LTPAC Health IT professional I would like to be a committed member of the Longitudinal Coordination of Care WG. || I would like to review materials, participate on calls and provide insight from the Health IT perspective. || Patient Assessment Summary, Long-Term and Post-Accute Care ||
 * Healthcentric Advisors || Teresa Mota || Healthcentric Advisors supports the current work being done in the S&I Framework initiatives and commits to providing one staff member with applicable knowledge of the topic to participate in all appropriate aspects of the S&I Framework Initiative for LTPAC. || Use and share current knowledge base of Care Transitions and Long Term Care Assessments to assist in the creation of the LTPAC Roadmap, refine and help finalize LTPAC Use Cases, identify clinical data elements required in an exchange for LTPAC and participate in collaborative efforts with current work in TOC S&I Framework initiative where it intersects with LTPAC work. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * HHS || Jennie Harvell || I am pleased to serve as an Initiative Committed Member because of my particular interest in Transition in Care and LTPAC and aligning the S&I Transitions of Care Initiative with the standards needed to support HIE on behalf of LTPAC stakeholders. || I anticipate participating in the weekly meetings (Thurs. at 9 AM ET) aimed at developing guidance for care transitions across a set of LTPAC use cases and will lead the development of additional care transition documents based off the LTPAC community’s most compelling exchange needs. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * Home Care Technology Association of America || Latoya Thomas || I commit to participate in the S&I Framework's Long-Term and Post-Acute workgroup, and will contribute my experience as an advocate for interoperable systems and as the representative for home health and hospice care providers who aim to use technology as a tool to improve transitions of care and care coordination, as well as reducing hospital readmission. || Weekly participation in teleconferences/webinars, calls for consensus, review and comment of workgroup products as needed, education and outreach to home health, hospice and private duty agencies. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * KeystoneCare - Hospice and Home Health || Gail Inderwies || I, and the company I represent, are committed to engage and execute initiatives that will improve the interoperability and adoption of standards for the S & I Framework's Longitudinal Coordination of Care WG with our expertise in patient care delivery models in the palliative, hospice and home health service areas including chronic care programs and use of telemedicine technology. || Participation in weekly teleconference calls and review of materials developed by the work group and providing input using our expertise in coordination of care from various inpatient settings to care of the patient in their own homes through collaborative programs, published articles, pilot studies with the Dept. of Aging and Dept. of Health with emphasis on patients having complex and multiple diagnosis and chronic disease. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * National Assn. for Home Care & Hospice || Richard Brennan || As Executive Director of the Home Care Technology Association of America (HCTAA), I will participate in the S&I Framework's Long-Term and Post-Acute workgroup to advocate for the inclusion of home care and hospice providers in the electronic exchange of health care information with other acute, post-acute and long term care providers. As a representative of the National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC) we have an interest in community-led initiatives, such as the S & I Framework, that advance the adoption and use of health information technology through a longitudinal care model to reduce health care cost, deliver quality improvements, improve transitions of care, care coordination, and clinical decisions and reduce re-hospitalizations. || Participate in teleconferences/webinars, calls for consensus, voting, review and comment on workgroup products, and provide education and outreach to home care & hospice providers and their vendors about the workgroup’s activities. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * RAIN || Barbara Filkins || I will participate as a member of my local community HIE. || Participation in phone calls, review of deliverables and timely voting on calls for concensus, helping to draft at least one technical or specification document. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * Seasons Hospice || Bill Russell || Dr. Russell has a particular interest in patient centered care delivery and coordination across multiple settings and disciplines, aligned primarily by the patients desired goals and objectives. The challenge is critical to success for improving longitudinal care in the reformed health care system. I have significant experience in working with real clinical data in an integrated delivery network, as well as partnering with the Theme 2 Challenge Grants on defining best practices and information streams for Transition of Care documentation. In addition, I am currently leading a development effort to build a standards based, certifiable EHR for a national hospice chain that will include significant interdisciplinary semantic interoperability across multiple platforms and devices. || I am prepared to define and deliver Initiative Deliverables through attendance at meetings, as well as contributions between meetings as assigned by the work group.

My capacity to support the initiative is in supporting pilots as well as including S and I initiatives and defined standards in the application under development to test standards and implementation specifications.

I am also able to review and edit and create documentation in support of the Framework. || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * Sta-home Health & Hospice || Barry Davis || I am willing to be a committed member. || Homecare Interoperability || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * Visting Nurse Service of New York || Tom Check || As a committed member of the Longitudinal Coordination of Care WG, I commit to participating regularly in WG meetings and contributing to deliverables. || As required in the Longitudinal Coordination of Care Workgroup, and specifically the Longitudinal Care Plan SWG || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||
 * WNY HEALTHeLINK || Nancy Maloney || On Behalf of the WNY Beacon Project, I commit to regularly attending and participating in scheduled activities, assisting in the development of use cases, vocabulary and workflow, and sharing our progress in transitions of care activities.

Nancy A. Maloney || Use Case, Vocabulary, Harmonization || Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (Community-Driven) ||

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