Division of Health Sciences Informatics Grand Rounds: Danny Lee and Andrew Mellin

Description

Dr. Danny Lee, a Johns Hopkins Community physician of internal medicine, and Dr. Andrew Mellin, the vice president of medical informatics at Surescripts, will give a talk entitled "A Network Model for Clinical Decision Support For Medication Price Transparency" as part of the Division of Health Sciences Informatics Grand Rounds.

Learning objectives:

1. Illustrate conceptual models for a network-based real-time clinical decision support tool for price transparency.
2. Assess different methods for determining value and effectiveness for informing providers about medication out-of-pocket cost and potential lower cost alternatives.

Please attend in person if possible, however, remote attendees can access the video link here (active both during and after the presentation) or access the backup video link here. In addition, access the chat here. For CME: text 19497 to 443-541-5052.

About the speakers:

Danny Lee, M.D., practices internal medicine at Johns Hopkins Community Physicians Odenton. He received his medical degree from Albany Medical College and completed residencies in radiation oncology at the Mount Sinai Medical Center and internal medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center. Dr. Lee is board certified in internal medicine.

Andrew Mellin, MD, MBA, is vice president of medical informatics at Surescripts, where he helps the Surescripts Network Alliance improve the care experience for both providers and patients with a focus on technology and smart workflow solutions. Dr. Mellin has over 20 years of experience in health information technology, patient quality and safety, consumer health, and EHR implementation and adoption. He is board certified in internal medicine and has worked as a part-time hospitalist in St. Paul, MN, for 15 years.