An overview of what those in attendance will learn about at the CITIH 2011 conference. More info: http://citih.osumc.edu/about/citih-summit

1. IT Support Tools and Personalized Medicine Phyllis Teater, Chief Information Officer Philip R. O. Payne, Chair, Department of Biomedical Informatics The Ohio State University Medical Center

2. Thanks to Our Sponsors IBM Cisco Dell Nettech

3. Logistics Restrooms to the left Wireless network: CITIH Summit 2011 (no password) Lunch in the Juniper Room around the corner to the left Twitter hash tag #CITIH11

4. Computers are incredibly fast, accurate and stupid.Human beings are incredibly slow, inaccurate and brilliant.Together they are powerful beyond imagination. -Albert Einstein

5. IT Tools for P4 Medicine

6. EHR: Necessary but not Sufficient EHR Functionality

7. The Need for Structured Data: Beyond Meaningful Use

8. Informatics and IT Ecosystem Biomedical Informatics Information Technology Academic and Corporate R&D

9. Constant Evolution in Technologies for Patients, Clinicians and Researchers 1950-60’s: Specialized computing facilities, programming languages, decision support, bibliographic databases, basic clinical documentation systems, first training programs Today: Tele-health, mobile computing, widespread EHR adoption, service-oriented architectures, genomic and personalized medicine applications, translational research