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• Moderators
  • Steve Corns, Missouri University of Science and Technology ([email protected])
  • Jack Stein, TBD ([email protected])

• Provide information on current and emerging practices related to healthcare modeling and the integration of the large amount of data available in the healthcare domain.
• Facilitate exchange on the topics of Healthcare related to stakeholder needs, current capabilities, and system context modeling.
• Prioritize next steps & roadmaps in the identification of stakeholders needs and how MBSE can increase the capability to deliver more consistent and effective healthcare.

1. Session 1 (Stakeholder Needs) is an Outreach session to the biomedical and healthcare communities. The target participants are:

• Patients and customers/users (those who receive and pay for healthcare)

• Healthcare delivery professionals (doctors, nurses, hospital administrators, hospital biomedical/clinical engineers, representatives of professional societies, etc.)

• Payers – representatives from the insurance industry, Medicare, Medicaid, and others (from other systems/countries, etc.)

• Regulators and standards developers (representatives from agencies and organizations like the FDA, AAMI, ISO, etc.)

• Equipment, facilities and service providers (representatives from healthcare industry supply chain – e.g., HSCA, medical device manufacturers, IT and communications service providers, healthcare facilities operations, ambulatory services, universities and colleges, etc.)

• Local community representatives (social services, city government, first responders, etc.)

• Other – as subsequently identified

2. Session 2 (Current Capabilities) is a hybrid “Outreach” and “In-reach” session that engages individuals (INCOSE and non-INCOSE) who specialize in modeling and simulation in both healthcare and non-healthcare application environments. The target participants are:

• INCOSE members interested in and specializing in modeling and simulation

• People in the biomedical and healthcare industries who are working with existing and under-development modeling and simulation tools.

• People in the other industries (e.g., nuclear, aerospace, etc.) who are working with existing and under-development modeling and simulation tools that have aspects applicable to the biomedical and healthcare industries.

• People in academia specializing in modeling and simulation, particularly in the biomedical and healthcare industries

• Regulators and standards developers with activities related to modeling and simulation (FDA, MDIC, OMG, etc.)

• Others – as subsequently identified

3. Session 3 (System Context Model) is a hybrid “Outreach” and “In-reach” session that brings together individuals (INCOSE and non-INCOSE) to necessary to develop a system context model. The target participants are:

• INCOSE members adept at systems context diagrams (no modeling tool expertise required)

• INCOSE members interested in and specializing in modeling and simulation

• Key individuals from the identified stakeholder groups (see Session 1) who are knowledgeable about the biomedical-healthcare environment and component parts

• Introductions & Level Setting «20 min»
• Presentation 1 «speaker name», «35 min»
• Presentation 2 «speaker name» ,«35 min»
• Demonstration «30 mins»
• Open Discussion Topics: «list topics» «45 min»
• Out brief preparation «15 min»

• Introductions & Level Setting «20 min»
• Presentation 1 «speaker name», «35 min»
• Presentation 2 «speaker name» ,«35 min»
• Demonstration «30 mins»
• Open Discussion Topics: «list topics» «45 min»
• Out brief preparation «15 min»

• Introductions & Level Setting «20 min»
• Presentation 1 «speaker name», «35 min»
• Presentation 2 «speaker name» ,«35 min»
• Demonstration «30 mins»
• Open Discussion Topics: «list topics» «45 min»
• Out brief preparation «15 min»

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