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NEW DATES! july 27-29, 2020 Following the outbreak of COVID-19, officials announced widespread travel restrictions and strict recommendations regarding gatherings. MD Expo leadership decided it was in the best interest of all the exhibitors, attendees and colleagues to postpone the conference to late July. All other aspects of the conference will remain the same including education, exhibit hall times, and networking events.

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JOIN YOUR COLLEAGUES MD Expo strives to provide healthcare technology management professionals with a unique, intimate and rewarding conference second to none.

What to Expect • Industry-leading speakers covering the hottest topics in HTM, compliance, IT, imaging, equipment service and management • Networking basics course

• Over 40 hours of education pending CE approval

• Biomed 101 course

• World-class exhibit hall with the latest technology, products and services

• Three great networking events to connect with colleagues

• Keynote address

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JULY 29

9 AM-4 PM Biomed 101*

7-8 AM Continental Breakfast

7-8 AM Continental Breakfast

8 AM Registration 1:30-2:30 PM Education 3-4 PM Education 1-5 PM Exhibitor Set-Up

WEDNESDAY

7 AM Registration 8-11:30 AM Exhibitor Set-Up

8:30 AM-12:30 PM Education 12:30-4 PM Exhibit Hall

7 AM Registration 8-9:30 AM Keynote Address 10 AM-12:30 PM Education 12:30-3:30 PM Exhibit Hall

5 PM MD Expo Welcome Reception

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9 AM-4 PM Biomed 101

David Scott, BMET, CABMET Member Are you new to Healthcare Technology Management? Are you a career changer? Fresh out of school or just new on the job? This course is for you. This course will help new technicians learn the essentials needed for a successful BMET career. Dave Scott, CBET, has over 30 years of experience as a BMET and will walk you through the essentials you need to be successful as a BMET 1. This course will cover soft skills, background knowledge and equipment basics. * NOTE: $125 Fee applies for Biomed 101 registration. VIP Pass not applicable.

1:30-2:30 PM

Who is Prepared to Take Your Place? A Plan for Succession Alan Gresch, Vice President of Client Success, Accruent This presentation will outline a process for intentionally planning out replacements for every position within your department, including yours.

EPIQ 5&7 Ultrasound Maintenance and Repair (Part I) Kyle Grozelle, Manager of Training and Education, Summit Imaging This course will contain content and handson experience with the two major types of Philips EPIQ equipment in the field today, with the same troubleshooting and hands-on experience as our in house courses.

Leverage new tools and ideas to become more efficient in the troubleshooting process. Additionally attendees will gain experience in the variations of lenses and arrays used in probes and their functionality, and the relation of image artifacts along with quality and how it relates to care of the transducer. Summit Imaging will provide hands-on examples of transducers in various conditions giving attendees the knowledge to diagnose and maintain probes.

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PRODUCT DEMO

Medical Device Security Lifecycle Management

Daniel Brodie, Co-founder and CTO, Cynerio, Inc. This course will examine the 3 stages of medical device security lifecycles. We will focus on best practices and key milestones for effectively managing device lifecycles from an IT security perspective, and discuss the importance of aligning the clinical engineering and IT departments.

3-4 PM

How to Prepare for a Successful Joint Commission Survey Arif Subhan, MS, CCE, FACCE, Chief Biomedical Engineer, VA Greater Los Angeles (GLA) Health Care System, and Bhaskar Iduri, MS, CCE, CHTM, VP, Healthcare Technology Management & QA, Renovo Solutions Are you prepared for a Joint Commission survey if a surveyor shows up at your hospital today? Do you feel confident in your knowledge of Environment of Care requirements? Continuous readiness for a survey is possible only if you are prepared, organized, and in continuous compliance with the applicable regulatory and accreditation standards. Join a dynamic interactive session and learn from experts in medical equipment management who have successfully led their organizations though multiple successful Joint Commission surveys recently. Join the session to assess the readiness of your medical equipment program for a successful Joint Commission Survey.

EPIQ 5&7 Ultrasound Maintenance and Repair (Part II) Kyle Grozelle, Manager of Training and Education, Summit Imaging This will be a continuation of the 1:30 AM session.

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PRODUCT DEMO

New Fluke Biomedical software that will help you leave a legacy – Build Checklists, Automate Tests, File Reports Marcella Lobo, Senior Product Manager, Fluke Biomedical Fuel MDQA productivity and team agility with Fluke Biomedical’s new software. OneQA eliminates bottlenecks in the biomedical workflow. It’s the new standard of test automation. Join Fluke Biomedical as they roll out their new test automation software, OneQA. Learn how to build checklists, automate tests and file reports with the new standard of test automation.

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Are You a Manager or a Leader?

Ben Lewis, MBA, CHTM, Associate Vice President of Support Services (SCSS), HonorHealth, and Alan Gresch, Vice President of Client Success, Accruent This session will aim to clarify the major differences between leading and managing.

It will also provide steps on how to effectively move to a higher level of leadership.

Essentials of Networking for the Biomedical Engineer David Myers, Senior Technology Manager, Spacelabs Healthcare Almost every medical device is connected to some kind of a network. This course provides the details every biomedical engineer can use for any device on a private or integrated network within the hospital ecosystem. These principles will help any biomed effectively engage hospital IT and vendors before, after and throughout the life cycle of medical devices.

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Compare and Illustrate the Current State of Medical Device Security Programs at Various Health Systems Priyanka Upendra, Quality & Compliance Program Director, Banner Health and Brandon White, Clinical Systems Engineer, Hoag Presbyterian Hospital and Jojo Gonzales, Senior BMET, Kaiser Permanente There are several in-house and independent HTM programs that manage cybersecurity aspects of medical devices. Several of these programs have also implemented a risk management platform that will passively scan and process into meaningful information, which optimizes cybersecurity management of these medical devices. During this session, Upendra will discuss the current state and recent developments of programs, along with tools she has implemented and how she has used data to improve the overall risk management of the medical devices.

Foundational Electrosurgery Principles & Applications Dale Munson, Principal Instructor, Biomed Support Services If you are new to electrosurgical principles and applications or perhaps a little rusty on key terminology and concepts, this brief overview will provide foundational information that applies to any “bovie” in use today.

This is a good chance to get information about questions that will be asked on a CBET exam.

Verifying Image Quality: How to use an Ultrasound Phantom James Rickner, Senior Director of Technical Services, Conquest Imaging – A MXR Imaging Company Many imaging engineers possess the ability to troubleshoot an ultrasound system when there is a failure, but few have the skills to identify image quality issues. Attendees will learn how to evaluate image quality on diagnostic ultrasound systems using a phantom, how to look for degradation over time, how to meet ACR requirements and how to communicate with technologists regarding the difficult task of evaluating image quality.

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Evaluating Contract Transitions and Project ROI With A Focus On Data Governance Kyle Holetz, Senior Solution Consultant, Nuvolo, and Dustin Smith, Senior Solutions Consultant, Nuvolo The presenters will discuss what is needed to evaluate the efficacy of vendor contracts using data governance. This will include the setup of business processes and workflows in the CMMS to capture data elements needed to properly govern the CMMS system.

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Cradle to Grave Asset Management Using Best Practices, Benchmarking and Standardization David Chambers, CBET, Director, Facilities Management, Los Angeles County Department of Health Services Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, and Rich Sable, CBET, Product Manager, EQ2, LLC The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services successfully completed a large-scale project to transform its biomed, facilities and supply chain operations to achieve robust efficiencies using data and an improved workflow at its six hospitals. This required integrated implementations of best practices, benchmarking, data standardization and new technologies including a new CMMS. Transforming the way that multiple departments and multiple locations perform their day-to-day work, as well as the overarching strategies for the enterprise, can seem daunting at first but through effective planning and buy-in from all involved parties, the opportunities for improvement are numerous for all. The results are lower costs, more effective systems and processes, and data to demonstrate the improvements to upper level management.

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Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercise for Healthcare Technology Professionals (Part I) Priyanka Upendra, Quality & Compliance Program Director and Maren Gardiner IT Security Consultant, Security Governance, Banner Health and Cory Brennan, Security Advisor, Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman The cybersecurity tabletop exercise will provide attendees a thorough insight into cybersecurity incident management and business continuity/disaster recovery related priorities and regulatory requirements that are likely to follow a targeted cyber-attack.

Information technology and technology management leaders from Banner Health will discuss cybersecurity tabletop exercises related to medical device cyber-attacks.

This session will focus on how the teams are organized to play out an abridged and accelerated cyber-attack crisis management scenario. The speakers will provide information about the scenarios, each round table will represent a health system, the responses from each team, and insight into roles and responsibilities along with regulatory requirements that are likely to follow a targeted cyber-attack will be recorded to present an overall strategy from the attendees. This will help healthcare technology professionals assess the cyber readiness of their organization around a hypothetical cyber-attack. They will understand how a plan is implemented following a targeted cyber-attack and the do’s and don’ts from a regulatory perspective.

Using Data Analytics in HTM to Improve Efficiency and Cost Savings Donald Gabrielson, Asset Administrator, Healthcare Technology Management, Mayo Clinic, and Mara Paré, Vice President of Client Solutions, PartsSource This presentation will address how to use data to benchmark your team’s performance and to inform planning and purchasing decisions.

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The Realities and Irrelevance of Medical Device Leakage Currents Larry Fennigkoh, Professor, Biomedical Engineering, Milwaukee School of Engineering The focus of this session will examine the technical realities and origins of 60 Hz leakage (or “touch”) currents and the necessary, multiple and highly unlikely conductive pathways that need to exist before any form of shock hazard presents itself. While the continued visual inspection of the device’s line cord, plug cap, strain relief and the assurance of ground conductor integrity remain very appropriate components of an electrical safety inspection, the focus on leakage currents need no longer be among them.

Introduction to Medical Imaging Modalities for Managers, Biomeds and Sales Dale Cover, President (Retired), RSTI Gain a general understanding of the various imaging modalities and systems employed in a typical hospital environment. We will also discuss some of the key points of operation and identify the major areas of concern as it relates to maintaining these systems.

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PRODUCT DEMO

AIMS 3 Aaron Peters, Product Manager, Phoenix Data Systems Inc. AIMS 3 is a complete redesign capitalizing on more than 35 years of user input and experience, resulting in improved screen workflows to optimize efficient and accurate data entry by technicians. This latest iteration of AIMS is browser-agnostic and renders to any screen size, with the full application accessible from any device, including smartphones and tablets. Also new in this version are unlimited user-defined fields, customizable screen layouts and a full system audit trail. Adding to the current feature/ functions are a personal home screen with dashboards, dynamic analytics and user-defined metrics related to performance consistency and standards. Join us and see how you can improve your CMMS experience.

11:30 AM-12:30 PM Key Considerations When Choosing a New CMMS Platform

Heidi Horn, VP, Global EnablementHealthcare, and Kyle Holetz, Solution Consultant, Nuvolo This presentation will discuss the most important criteria when deciding on a new CMMS platform. Details will be provided to help HTM professionals with specific guidelines to assess different CMMS solutions that best meet their long-term business requirements and goals for process improvements.

These will include the following: • Aligning your business needs (i.e. asset onboarding, AEM schedules, cybersecurity, vendor contract management) • Requirements for reporting and analytics (Regulatory compliance, inventory management, purchasing decisions) • Flexibility for customization and integration (purchase orders for parts, vendor invoicing, capital equipment purchases)

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Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercise for Healthcare Technology Professionals (Part II) Priyanka Upendra, Quality & Compliance Program Director and Maren Gardiner IT Security Consultant, Security Governance, Banner Health and Cory Brennan, Security Advisor, Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman This will be a continuation of the 10 AM session.

Strategic Technology Planning – Process & Leading Practices Carol Davis-Smith, President, Carol Davis-Smith & Associates LLC In this session, we will clarify what strategic technology planning is and is not. We will review the process and the supporting resources. Most importantly, we will explore how HTM professionals can initiate or enhance the strategic technology planning process within their organization. The session should be immediately applicable to supervisors, managers, directors and other management roles. Staff (individual contributors) may also find this session helpful in becoming stronger contributors to the HTM department’s success. Those individuals seeking to advance into management roles will find the workshop useful in developing perspective and skills that will support career growth.

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Women of Healthcare Technology Management: A panel discussion

The field of engineering has traditionally been dominated by men. Over the past 20 years more women have entered the field, especially in the HTM arena. The panelists will share their own experiences in the field as well as highlight other successful women and their contributions. The session is intended to be interactive with participants sharing their own experiences.

Assessing Criticality of Imaging Equipment Fleet Jason Behm, In-House Design Consultant, Siemens Healthineers This session will help attendees facilitate developing stronger partnerships and productive discussions between leadership, supply chain, finance, clinical leadership, clinical engineering and facility planning teams to develop effective and efficient purchased services, capital procurement, equipment installation and service delivery programs meeting the needs of all stakeholders. In addition, the presenter will share how to use utilization data, staffing levels, industry benchmarks, hours of operation, etc. to truly understand opportunities for service delivery, operational improvements, fleet management and capital planning.

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Identify, Optimize and Secure your Ecosystem of Connected Devices Safi Oranski, VP of Business Development, CyberMDX Attendees will see first-hand how to optimize connected devices through CMMS inventory automation, medical devices utilization benchmarking for smart maintenance downtime planning and procurement planning insights, FDA recalls alerting, software version tracking and more.

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Mastering the Gap: Knowledge and know-how vs. people skills Bill Wagner, CEO, CSP and Certified EOS Implementer, Accord Management Systems Based on research, success is determined by two concepts: 1. The GAP: There is a gap, for every person, between who they are naturally and who they need to be in order to create success in their role. No person is excluded from this rule. You may at times need more patience, more drive, more dominance, more precision…

2. Cognitive Override: Acknowledging that GAP and knowing what behaviors need to be shifted can make that success possible. The goal of your role can change rapidly, as teams change, objectives get added to your plate, new employees get onboarded and as you may shift laterally into a new position.

This is a fun, thought-provoking and, at times, sarcastic presentation. We delve into the element of your business that is the most difficult to understand ... the people side. Most people have a pretty good handle on the financial and technological aspects of their businesses. The real challenge is getting the people side right. When a company employs the right people, with the right culture, the right skills, in the right position, the GAP takes no energy to manage – everything just falls into place.

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geographic location and thin budgets. The shared use of expertise and resources for consultation, research and education can support these sites to achieve the HTM vision in critical areas such as compliance with regulations, technology assessment, replacement and acquisition planning, patient safety, cybersecurity and professional consultation.

The University of Vermont program of shared HTM services will be presented as an example of a methodology to achieve the HTM vision.

Interdepartment Information Visibility and Life Cycle Management Decisions Jon Kocurek, Clinical Engineering Director; Michael Brilling, Clinical Engineer Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health; and Vishal Malhotra, Chief Technology Officer, EQ2 LLC The HTM team at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center has uncovered new ways to improve efficiencies and communication while reducing costs through complete data and information visibility. Using advanced reporting and dashboards with data optimized at the individual hospital department level within the CMMS, numerous synergies are realized. Communication between departments is enhanced and support of HTM both for, and from, those departments becomes the norm rather than the exception. Data integrity and value toward life cycle management decisions is achieved through providing visibility to all sides. This empowers clinicians and department managers to help reduce total cost of ownership by reducing the cost of service ratio (COSR). With complete visibility into individual assets within each individual department, clinicians, department managers and HTM are all on the same page and pursuing the same goals for each asset’s management.

Tobey Clark, Engineering Supervisor/ Director, WHO Collaborating Center for HTM, University of Vermont Small hospitals have exceptional challenges in planning and managing healthcare technology. Limitations include lack of leverage and expertise,

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AAMI Medical Device Security Guide for HTM Professionals Mike Busdicker, System Director, Clinical Engineering, Intermountain Healthcare This presentation will provide attendees with an overview and understanding of the "AAMI Medical Device Security Guide for HTM Professionals." It will outline the relevant topics for medical equipment cybersecurity, information contained in the guide for HTM professionals to implement and sustain a program and identify sample documents contained in the guide.

Servicing the Tuttnauer “E” Series Sterilizers Chris Jacobs, Product Engineer, RPI This presentation will help attendees understand the theory of operation of the Tuttnauer electronic controlled sterilizers, perform a basic PM on the machines and become familiar with all of the critical components of the machine. Students will also learn key service tips and techniques, as well as understand how to calibrate these machines.

Avoiding Big Failures Without Big Expenses with 4 Easy Steps Ted Lucidi, Customer Experience and Clinical Insights, Innovatus Imaging When it comes to imaging devices, little things go a long way. And not always in the right direction. A little slip of the hand could cause trauma to a TEE probe and, according to years of data from first-hand experience and researching common failures, trauma is one of the leading reasons for costly repair services. In this session, attendees will learn to identify the little changes to the daily routines of cross-functional teams that can have a big impact on lowering costs associated with downtime and repairs. They will learn to identify opportunities for improvement, establish goals, metrics, checkpoints and work with end-users to take routine processes to a new level.

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Cutting Through the Clutter: Improving patient safety through streamlined preventative maintenance processes Travis Horstman, Biomedical Account Manager, Security+, oneSOURCE The presenter will demonstrate his extensive HTM expertise through a discussion aimed at developing advanced preventative maintenance (PM) procedures and implementing alternate equipment management (AEM) programs utilizing new tools and software. Facilities face a myriad of issues while developing PM procedures for new equipment and protocols. The discussion will focus on innovative approaches and varying cycles and procedures that ensure effective and efficient patient care. The goal of this case study is to inspire ideas on how recent software adaptations and innovations can be used to facilitate superior health care solutions. Horstman will also focus on the development of AEM-specific preventative maintenance tasks and the overall importance of properly documented maintenance to increase the reliability of equipment impacting overall patient safety.

11:30 AM-12:30 PM Understand and Grow in the HTM Universe

Jina Walls, Biomedical Technician, Loyal Source Government Services The goal of this presentation is to provide tips to help new employees settle into the workplace quickly, smoothly and efficiently. It will inform and motivate individuals to continue their education in the field of HTM and explain the different entities of the HTM field.

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DICOM Overview and Functions Garrett Seeley ,MS-IS, BSAST-BET, A+, N+, CBET This session will be an introduction to DICOM with a basic explanation of the settings and functions of a DICOM-based imaging network. This is intended for technicians or managers in the field who are interested in branching out to basic imaging maintenance. It will go through the basics of DICOM network setups and how to get familiarity and skills needed for imaging repair.

AEM Program Based on Evidence-Based Maintenance Binseng Wang, Vice President Program Management, and Jason Gibson, Director Quality & Compliance, Sodexo CTM Since AEM has been authorized by CMS, many CE/HTM have struggled to implement it, especially due to the requirement of evaluating its safety and effectiveness. This presentation will show how the evidence-based maintenance method developed prior to AEM can be used not only to plan, implement and monitor an AEM program, but also to evaluate and prove its safety and effectiveness.

A Collaborative Approach to Downtime Planning for Critical Medical Device Systems Izabella Gieras, Director, Clinical Technology, Huntington Hospital All medical device systems will experience downtimes, whether planned or unplanned. With the proliferation of medical device integration and interconnectivity, the downtimes can have a significant impact not just on one system, one application, but on a multitude of systems, hospital wide. Careful planning, which includes seamless communication as well as practical policies and procedures, and sound change management supports smooth downtime planning when scheduled and facilitates minimal impact on clinical and non-clinical operations, when unplanned.

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approach within a multidisciplinary team that needs to be involved in such planning.

Introduction to X-ray basics and Radiation Safety Dale Cover, President (Retired), RSTI This presentation will provide a general understanding of the production of X-rays, how they interact with matter and how we can protect ourselves and others from radiation body exposure.

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Automated Inventory, Cybersecurity and Operational Management for Medical and Clinical Devices Shankar Somasundaram, CEO, Asimily In this session, attendees will learn how HTM organizations can benefit from a comprehensive medical device life cycle management solution. The presenter will discuss the different aspects clinical and IT managers must think about when looking at inventory, cybersecurity and operational aspects for their medical devices. He will demonstrate how HTM professionals can use the insights for security and operational aspects as well as for getting a source of truth for devices on their network.

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Mastering the Gap: Knowledge and know-how vs. people skills by Bill Wagner, CEO, CSP and Certified EOS Implementer, Accord Management Systems

6.5 hours of exhibit hall time to meet with over 100 world-class vendors! Lunch provided each day during exhibit hall hours.

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