| May 2009 Hello Partners, We are excited to be able to bring you another 1-hour live webcast for May from our Public Sector team as part of our ongoing efforts to provide you with up-to-date information on Health training resources. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear about the Common User Interface – Improving Patient Care Through Patient Safe and Clinician Empowered User Interfaces. In case you cannot make this live session, we will also have the recorded session available within 1 week of the webcast! Use the registration links below to ensure you’ll have it on your calendar. You will also note that we have included a link to a couple recent webcasts available On-Demand session for you to review - Overview of the Microsoft Connected Health Framework and Platform for Partners and Connected Health Platform - Invaluable Guidance & Toolkits to help Accelerate Solution Deployment. Please reply to this email if you find these and other courses useful, or if there are some areas you’d like to see covered with future training resources. Best regards, Microsoft Public Sector Team Live Webcasts PSH26PAL: Connected Health - Common User Interface | Improving Patient Care Through Patient Safe and Clinician Empowered User Interfaces Presented by Neil Jordan, Andrew Kirby, Andy Payne, Teddy Bachour, and Anand Gaddum Wednesday, May 20, 2009 8:00 am to 9:00 am Pacific Time REGISTER HERE Click here to calculate your local time Level: 200 Target Partner Audience: Independent Software Vendor, Systems Integrator Partner role: Architect, Developer, Implementer, Marketing, Sales Overview: In this Live Academy session you’ll learn how the Microsoft Health Common User Interface (MSCUI) fits as part of the Microsoft Connected Health Platform. You will learn how to leverage the 5 years of user research and investment in the MSCUI program, to understand how you can employ the user interface Design Guidance and Software Controls Toolkit to improve the patient safety, interoperability, and clinical effectiveness of your applications. Learn how the software toolkit can be utilized in developing custom clinical applications solutions based on: 2007 Microsoft Office System - showcasing the ‘Office Doctor’ technology preview Microsoft Dynamics® CRM Microsoft Office SharePoint® Server 2007 Discover how System Integrators and ISV’s are currently using the MSCUI components to accelerate the development of their solutions on the Microsoft platform. On-Demand Overview of the Microsoft Connected Health Framework and Platform for Partners – Helping You Shape an eHealth Strategy, Design Solutions, and Win Business On-Demand Link Level: 100 Target Partner Audience: Enterprise Software Advisor, ISV, Large Account Reseller, MS Dynamics Partner, Regional Solution Partner, SI Partner role: Architect, Developer, Implementer, Marketing, Sales Overview: Learn about Microsoft’s Platform-agnostic guidance for delivering service-oriented, interoperable eHealth solutions, and Microsoft’s Connected Health Platform technology offering and prescriptive architecture guidance for eHealth solutions built on the Microsoft platform. Connected Health Platform - Invaluable Guidance & Toolkits to help Accelerate Solution Deployment On-Demand Link Level: 200 Target Partner Audience: Enterprise Software Advisor, ISV, Large Account Reseller, MS Dynamics Partner, Regional Solution Partner, SI Partner role: Architect, Developer, Implementer Overview: During this 90 minute technical session you will learn about the latest Connected Health Platform guidance, tools and solution accelerators for designing, developing, and accelerating deployment of secure Microsoft infrastructure and platform solutions in healthcare organizations. You will also learn about the Microsoft Office SharePoint solution accelerators that can accelerate sales and deployments of various portal and collaboration scenarios that you frequently encounter in healthcare. The first part of this session will provide a general overview and the second part will cover the Connected Health Platform assets in more details about their structure and use. Support If you have questions about these or future Partner Academy Live sessions, please contact MSPAL@Microsoft.com What Is Partner Academy Live? These are 1 hour managed Webcasts for Partners and Microsoft employees using Microsoft’s Live Meeting 2007. Connect with Microsoft and other partners; listen to Microsoft subject matter experts as they discuss their areas of expertise related to Microsoft’s sales and competitive strategy. Learn more about Microsoft’s products (including insight into products on the launch horizon); positioning of business value to customers; sharing wins from the field and how the account team won; world class selling skills and best practice; and leveraging Microsoft resources to maximize your productivity. Partner Academy Live caters to all depths of knowledge. Before the Webcast: To attend our upcoming Webcast you will need: 1. A computer with access to the Internet to view the visual portion of the event. 2. A functioning sound card and speakers or headphones for your PC. 3. Windows Media Player 9 (WMP 9). 4. A compatible computer configuration. Verify Microsoft Live Meeting 2007 System Requirements 5. Use the Microsoft Live Meeting 2007 Windows Console Compatibility Test to join a meeting to see if your computer is compatible with Live Meeting 2007. During the Webcast: Click the Live Meeting link in the confirmation letter you’ll receive after registering. Listen to the audio portion of the event After you log in to the Live Meeting console, you will hear the event's streaming audio. If you do not have Windows Media Player (WMP) 9 or later installed, you will be prompted to install it. If you have WMP 9 or later installed but still do not hear the audio, confirm that your PC speakers are turned on and that the volume is turned up. If you continue to experience difficulties, once you are logged into the session, please turn your seat color to red via the drop down menu in the Seating Chart. Expect a 1:1 chat for assistance. Web-based console In some situations, you may not be able to use the Live Meeting console software. You will then be provided with a link to attend the event by using the Web-based console. You will be provided with this link if: · You cancel the installation of the Live Meeting console software. · You are unable to install the Live Meeting console software. · You are using a Macintosh computer. Note: Although using the Web-based console is similar to using the Windows-based Live Meeting console software, the functionality and layout of the Web Based console are different. To contact Live Meeting Event Support: +1.800.893.8779 (Within the US & Canada) +1.971.544.3222 (International) | 
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