MedAllies Network Council (MANC)

Kate Berry

Kate Berry is Senior Vice President of Clinical Innovation with America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP).  AHIP is the national association whose members provide coverage for health care and related services to millions of Americans every day.  Through these offerings, AHIP improves and protects the health and financial security of consumers, families, businesses, communities, and the nation. Ms. Berry oversees clinical programs such as chronic disease prevention and management and works with AHIP member health plans to highlight their innovative programs in areas including behavioral health, women’s health, diabetes prevention, telehealth, health equity, and the social determinants of health and to develop policy recommendations.  She leads AHIP’s member engagement with health plan chief medical officers including their efforts related to the COVID-19 pandemic such as the Vaccine Community Connectors Initiative.  Ms. Berry also leads AHIP’s work on medical management including electronic prior authorization and programs to improve high value care for patients. Ms. Berry was the Chief Executive Officer of National eHealth Collaborative (NeHC), a public-private partnership to encourage widespread adoption of health information technology to improve patient-centeredness and drive greater value. Prior to that, Ms. Berry was Senior Vice President of Surescripts, a national network for electronic prescribing and health information exchange.  Ms. Berry started her career in healthcare management consulting and as a non-profit executive. At the American Red Cross, Ms. Berry was Chief of Staff and Executive Vice President of External Affairs. Ms. Berry holds a master’s degree in public policy from Duke University and a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and English from Goucher College in Maryland.

Alya Sulaiman

Alya Sulaiman JD, CIPP/US, leads compliance, privacy, and regulatory affairs at Datavant. As Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer, she drives Datavant’s artificial intelligence governance, compliance, and privacy strategy. She also provides expertise on healthcare’s evolving regulatory framework for data access, use, and interoperability. Alya has substantial experience with digital health product counseling and has worked with leading technology companies to guide the development, launch, and support of new software products and services. She also has deep expertise with artificial intelligence governance in healthcare, including guiding AI risk assessments and mitigation plans, vendor oversight, and training of key stakeholders.

Before joining Datavant, Alya was a partner at the global law firm McDermott Will & Emery, where she helped innovators and healthcare companies address their AI, interoperability, and data strategy needs. Alya also previously worked at the intersection of healthcare and technology as corporate counsel and the director of health policy and regulatory affairs for Epic. Earlier in her career, she held roles leading privacy and legal functions at Manifest MedEX (formerly known as Cal INDEX), a multi-specialty healthcare provider, and an innovative software analytics company.

Tina Joros, JD

Tina is a Vice President with Veradigm LLC and General Manager of the Veradigm Network Partner Solutions portfolio (Network Partner Solutions | Veradigm).  She is responsible for a diverse array of solutions and programs including Veradigm Connect for API connectivity to multiple EHRs, Diagnostic Orders and Results Network (DORN) for laboratory and radiology orders, ePrescribing functionality for enterprise vendors, Registry HUB for connections with state and regional registries for immunizations, cancer and syndromic surveillance reporting and more. She is passionate about accelerating innovation in health technology and continuing to advance to a state where technology more robustly supports the early detection and prevention of illness. Her career with Veradigm (previously Allscripts) spans over twenty years and she has previously held leadership positions for the award-winning Allscripts Practice Management solution and Payerpath clearinghouse in addition to building the industry’s first developer program and online marketplace to promote connected solutions.  She was named to Health Data Management’s 2018 Most Powerful Women in Healthcare IT (http://bit.ly/2rtFkoB).  She has done countless industry presentations advocating for open software systems, data connectivity advancements in healthcare IT and robust platform solutions to promote an open, connected community of health worldwide.

Prior to her role as General Manager, she held positions on the Business Development and Culture & Talent teams.  She also served as Associate General Counsel for Allscripts, with responsibilities for third party contracting and partner management, client contracts, privacy and security issues and other legal matters.  Before joining Allscripts, she worked for private law firms handling employment law matters and SEC litigation.  Tina holds a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree as well as a Bachelor of Science in Business degree from Indiana University – Bloomington.

Deven McGraw, JD, MPH, LLM

Deven McGraw is the lead for Data Stewardship and Data Sharing at Invitae. Previously, she co-founded Ciitizen, a platform for patients to gather their health information, prior to its acquisition by Invitae. She is currently a member of Health Information Technology Advisory Committee (HITAC). From 2015-2017, she directed U.S. health privacy and security as Deputy Director, Health Information Privacy at the HHS Office for Civil Rights and Chief Privacy Officer (Acting) of the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT. Widely recognized for her expertise in health privacy, she directed the Health Privacy Project at the Center for Democracy & Technology for six years and led the privacy and security policy work for the HITECH Health IT Policy Committee.  She also served as the Chief Operating Officer of the National Partnership for Women and Families. She advised health industry clients on HIPAA compliance and data governance while a partner at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP.  Deven graduated magna cum laude from Georgetown University Law Center and has a Masters of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University. 

Terrence O’Malley, MD

Dr. Terrence O’Malley is a retired internist/geriatrician who specialized in the care of nursing home patients. After completing his training in Primary Care Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital, he joined the faculty at MGH and Harvard Medical School, where he provided clinical care, supervised trainees and conducted research on improving transitions of care and the exchange of clinical information at transitions.  Over the course of his career, he has provided medical care in nearly all settings from ICU to home, in the ED and primary care office.  He has also been a medical director for a primary care practice, a hospice, a home health agency, a skilled nursing facility and a post-acute care network.  As a result, he has acquired a deep understanding of the requirements of care across episodes involving multiple teams and multiple sites.He was a Lead on the LCC (Longitudinal Coordination of Care) work group within the ONC S&I Framework which developed the data set which serves as the national standard for transitions of care and the exchange of longitudinal care plans, and a Lead on the eLTSS (electronic Long-Term Services and Supports) work group which developed standards for the exchange of an LTSS care plan.  He recently served as a member of the NQF (National Quality Forum) Care Coordination Steering Committee for the Care Coordination Measure Endorsement Maintenance and currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Long-Term Quality Alliance.Most recently he co-chaired the USCDI Task Force as a member of the ONC HIT Advisory Committee, and participates in PACIO, Gravity, and 360X.  His current project is to develop a shared, semantically interoperable vocabulary for transitions of care across the care continuum.

Dan J. Paoletti

Dan Paoletti is the Chief Executive Officer of the Ohio Health Information Partnership.  Because of his previous work serving as a Vice President with the Ohio Hospital Association (OHA) and Chief Operating Officer of OHA Solutions, a strong partnership with the hospitals and health systems has been at the core of the Partnerships success. As one of the founding Executive Board members of The Partnership, Dan has helped shape the vision, mission and policies of the Partnership since its inception. With more than 30 years of experience in the healthcare industry, his consulting, executive management and health information technology expertise have influenced the start-up and success of several organizations.   Dan also serves on the Board and Committees of the following organizations: • Ohio State Medical Association Foundation, 2021-Present• Board Member DirectTrust, Washington D.C., 2017-Present• Treasurer & Board Member Health Policy Institute of Ohio, 2017-Present• Board Member Healthcare Collaborative of Greater Columbus, 2018-Present• Board Chair Civitas Networks for Health (formerly Strategic Health Information Exchange Collaborative), October 2020 to Present• Board Member Event Notifications via the Direct Standard™, Standards Body Committee Member, November 2020- Present