36 th Annual InAHQ Quality in Healthcare Conference Brochure

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1 36 th Annual InAHQ Quality In Healthcare Conference Quality in Harmony Across the Healthcare Continuum May 14 & 15, 2015 Indianapolis, Indiana 36 th Annual InAHQ Quality in Healthcare Conference Brochure

2 Message from the President Dear Members, On behalf of the Indiana Association for Healthcare Quality (InAHQ), I am pleased and honored to invite you to the 36 th Annual Conference. This event will be held in the beautiful city of Indianapolis, IN from May 14-15, This year s theme Quality in Harmony Across the Healthcare Continuum provides members the opportunity not only to learn more about the complexity and the o p port uni ties f or transformational change in healthcare, but to take advantage of additional topics and workshops led by experts in their respective professions. As you review the registration brochure, I know you will find the sessions and speakers are very timely and of outstanding quality. By attending the conference, you will have the opportunity to: Learn about topics critical for the advancement of our profession Network with your peers Exchange expertise and experiences with attendees and presenters Become a part of InAHQ s history and create a vision for all healthcare quality professionals of the future. Thank you for supporting InAHQ and I look forward to seeing you at the conference. Cordially, Patti Julius, BSN, RN, CDE InAHQ President 2

3 Quality in Harmony Across the Healthcare Continuum 7:00 am to 8:00 am Registration and Continental Breakfast Thursday, May 14, th Annual InAHQ Quality In Healthcare Conference 8:00 am to 8:20 am Welcome: INAHQ President s Message-Patti Julius BSN, RN, CDE 8:20 am to 8:30 am Conference General Information: Education Chair-Angela Opsahl, DNP, RN, CPHQ 8:30 am to 10:00 am Keynote Presentation 1: Understanding Complex Work and Its Influence on Safety and Quality in Healthcare-Dr. Patricia Ebright, PhD, RN, CNS, FAAN 10:00 am to 12:00 pm 10:00 am to 12:00 pm Breakout Sessions: Implementing Complex Organizational Change-Alyssa Johnson, MS, MSW 10:00 am to 11:00 am Show Me the Money Data: Pay for Performance in the Acute Care Setting-Hazel Crews, MHA, MHS, CPHQ 11:00 am to 12:00 am Sepsis: A Model of Continuous Improvement-Susan McAlister, DNP, RN 12:00 pm to 1:15 pm Catered Lunch, INAHQ Meeting, Visit with Sponsors and Network 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm Keynote Presentation 2: The Art of Medicine: Integrating the Arts & Humanities; Education to Create More Empathetic Providers: An Interdisciplinary Approach - Dr. Jeff Rothenberg, CMO, IU Health 2:45 pm to 3:45 pm Breakout Sessions: Hospital Engagement Network 2.0- Karin Kennedy, MS, IHA Legal Issues in Partnering Relationships & Care Coordination- David Jose, JD 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm Breakout Sessions: Overcoming Your Fear of Basic Statistics for Quality Professionals -Carolyn Townsend, DNP, RN, CPHQ Care Coordination with Patient Centered Medical Home, Meaningful Use, and the Accountable Care Organization -Linda Gaul, RN, Dir. Hancock Physicians Network 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm InAHQ Member Meeting: All attendees are encouraged to attend 3

4 36 th Annual InAHQ Quality In Healthcare Conference Quality in Harmony Across the Healthcare Continuum 7:00 am to 8:00 am Light Breakfast, Visit with Sponsors 8:00 am to 9:30 am 9:45 am to 10:45 am Friday, May 15, 2015 Keynote Presentation 3: From Quality Improvement to Implementation Science- Dr. Katherine Jones, PT, PhD Breakout Sessions: PQRS (Physician Quality Reporting System)-Leveraging Technology to Improve Quality and Ease Reporting Burdens- Tara Hatfield, RN, BSN, CHTS-CP, CPHPA Implementation Science-Dr. Jose Azar & Dr. Malaz Boustani 10:45 am to 12:15 pm Keynote Presentation 4: Ms. Sorrel King, The Josie King Foundation 12:15 pm to 1:15 pm Catered Lunch and Networking: Sorrel King Book Signing, Visit with Sponsors 1:15 pm to 2:15 pm Breakout Sessions: PCMH (Patient-Centered Medical Home): Tips for Incorporating Common Tenets - Natalie Stewart, MBA Avoiding Adversarial Peer Review-Jan Buland, RN, MHA, CPHQ, CPMSM Breakout Sessions: 2:20 pm to 3:20 pm CMS QIO Current Initiatives Overview and Collective Impact for Care Coordination-Don Gettinger, BS, CPHIT, & Sharon Barclay, MSN, RN Charts for Quality Professionals -Carolyn Townsend, DNP, RN, CPHQ 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm Keynote Presentation 5: The Golden Thread-Anne Ryder, Journalism Lecturer Indiana University 5:00 pm to 5:15 pm Closing Remarks, Evaluations, and Door Prizes (Total Conference CEU= 14) Reminder: You will be sent a survey link to evaluate the conference and speakers after the event in order to obtain conference CEUs. We value your feedback and suggestions. Please be sure we have your accurate exchange on file. Thanks for attending our event and be sure to review our website for upcoming events! 4

5 InAHQ 36 th Annual Healthcare Quality Conference Keynote Presentation Listing for Conference: Keynote Presentation 1: Understanding Complex Work and its Influence on Safety and Quality in Healthcare-Dr. Patricia Ebright, PhD, RN, CNS, FAAN Keynote Presentation 2: The Art of Medicine: Integrating the Arts & Humanities; Education to Create More Empathetic Providers: An Interdisciplinary Approach- Dr. Jeff Rothenberg, CMO, IU Health Keynote Presentation 3: From Quality Improvement to Implementation Science- Dr. Katherine Jones, PT, PhD Keynote Presentation 4: Culture of Patient Safety-Ms. Sorrel King, The Josie King Foundation Keynote Presentation 5: The Golden Thread-Anne Ryder, Journalism Lecturer Indiana University Breakout Session Presentation Overview: Alyssa Johnson: Implementing Complex Organizational Change -Presentation will give you the principles and resources to determine which stakeholders to engage, how to develop simple compelling messages which invite dialogue, and how to clearly state the behaviors with outcomes you expect from your team. Registrants will apply this knowledge to an existing project and leave with a plan in place for their practice setting. (2 hour presentation with workbook) Hazel Crews: Show me the Money Data: Pay for Performance in the Acute Care Setting -Presentation will discuss the structure of Pay-for-Performance programs that exist in the acute care setting including the Value Based Purchasing Program, the Hospital Readmission Reduction Program, and the Hospital Acquired Conditions Reduction Program. The initiatives for each program will be listed with discussion of program measure details that impact both performance and reimbursement. 5

6 Breakout Session Presentations Continued: Susan McAlister: Sepsis-A Model of Continuous Improvement -Presentation will describe the evolution of Sepsis and the component parts which make a Sepsis program successful. Sepsis recognition, treatment, and measures of success for a continuous journey in process improvement. Karin Kennedy: Hospital Engagement Network 2.0: Next Steps -During this session, participants will learn the impact of the IHA HEN and learn about anticipated next steps. Additionally, this session will focus on incorporating the importance of engaging patients and families and embracing a culture of patient safety. David Jones: Legal Issues in Partnering Relationships & Care Coordination - Presentation will explore the changing relationships along the reimbursement and delivery system landscape. Discussion will additionally review the legal and regulatory issues faced by providers in these new settings. Carolyn Townsend: Charts for Quality Professionals -Presentation will demonstrate graphs including run and control charts with discussion related to when and how to utilize each. Each participant will be provided with a workbook to assist them with practicing the techniques when they return to their workplace. (1 hour presentation with workbook) Linda Gaul: Care Coordination with Patient-Centered Medical Home, Meaningful Use, and the Accountable Care Organization -Presentation will show how a physician network is implementing a population health and care coordination strategy to assist the organization to meet both payer requirements and the needs of complex patients. Tara Hatfield: PQRS (Physician Quality Reporting System): Leveraging Technology to Improve Quality and Ease Reporting Burdens -Presentation will discuss how PQRS is becoming mainstreamed among ambulatory clinics as federal requirements change. The session will highlight how a practice can leverage their technology to not only improve quality, but additionally ease the burden of annual reporting. 6

7 Breakout Session Presentations Continued: Dr. Jose Azar & Dr. Boustani: Implementation Science -Presentation will discuss the definition of Implementation Science with discussion of theoretical and applied knowledge in this field. Natalie Stewart: PCMH (Patient-Centered Medical Home): Tips for Incorporating Common Tenets -Presentation will provide an introduction to the program and discuss the overlap with other program domains. This program will additionally highlight strategies for implementing the tenets of PCMH. Jan Buland: Avoiding Adversarial Peer Review -Presentation will define/review state and federal regulatory guidelines that outline the peer review process with focus on the formation of a multi-specialty peer review committee and restricted access of peer review outcomes. Don Gettinger & Sharon Barclay: CMS QIO Current Initiatives Overview and Collective Impact for Care Coordination -Presentation will discuss the community care coordination efforts (in relation to implementation of evidence-based tools with quality measurement) and will provide information about the benefits and opportunities to participate in these initiatives. Carolyn Townsend: Overcoming Your Fear of Basic Statistics for Quality Professionals -Presentation will provide an overview of basic statistics, including mean, median, modes, and t-tests, as well as when it is appropriate to utilize each statistic. The Data Analysis package in Excel will be demonstrated. Each participant will be provided with a workbook to assist them with practicing the techniques when they return to their workplace. (1 hour presentation with workbook) 7

8 General Conference Information CONFERENCE LOCATION: Marten House Indianapolis Conference Center 1801 West 86th Street Indianapolis, IN Main Phone (317) Sales Phone (317) Online Reservations: Reservations (800) LODGING: A limited number of rooms is available at the Marten House at the InAHQ conference rate of $89 + tax. Reservations received after May 7, 2015 will be provided on a space-available basis at prevailing rates. REFUNDS & CANCELLATIONS: Registrants who do not cancel, who cancel after May 11 th, or fail to attend will NOT be eligible for a refund. All cancellation requests must be received in writing ( ) by May 11, All cancellations requested before May 11 th will be subject to a $50 processing fee. Substitutions are permitted and these must be requested in writing ( ). CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS: An application has been submitted to HQCB for 14 CEUs towards CPHQ Certification. One hour of attendance corresponds to 1 CEU. Approval is pending. REGISTRATION: Registration for the conference can be completed online at conference-registration If you prefer to mail the registration form, please complete the form that follows and mail it with a check to the address listed on the registration form. QUESTIONS: Contact the InAHQ Conference Education Chair: Angela Opsahl, DNP, RN, CPHQ agopsahl@iupui.edu

9 Indianapolis, IN th Annual InAHQ Quality in Healthcare Conference: Phone: (317) Quality in Harmony Across the Healthcare Continuum (May 14 th & 15th, 2015) Registration Form **Registration deadline is May 11, 2015** Name: Title: CPHQ? Yes No (The above information will appear on your name badge) First time attendee? Yes No InAHQ Member Region: Organization: Department: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip: Telephone: (_ ) Fax: ( ) * (*Please include your address. All registered participants will receive a confirmation with details for the event.) 9

10 Please indicate any special accommodations that your require. Registration deadline is May 11, If necessary, you must request a refund prior to the registration deadline date. All registrants will receive a refund of all submitted payments except for $50 of each refund requested due to administrative processing and presentation honorariums. Enter 1 in the box below if you quality for a complimentary registration. InaHQ Member (as of April 15, 2015) or ISHRM Member: 2 Day Attendance Price: $300 Quantity InaHQ Member (as of April 15, 2015) or ISHRM Member: 1 Day Attendance Price: $200 Quantity Attendance: Thursday: Friday: Three (3) or more InAHQ members from the same organization (Note: All registrations must be submitted together). Please enter the total number of members that you are registering into the Quantity field. If you are registering more than one person in this transaction, please submit this form for each member along with payment. Price: $275 Quantity Non-Member: 2 Day Attendance Price: $400 Quantity Non-Member: 1 Day Attendance Price: $250 Quantity Attendance: 10

11 Thursday: Friday: InaHQ Annual Membership Dues Total: Price: $45 Quantity Please select the following breakout sessions for the days you plan to attend the conference. If you are registering for multiple individuals, please submit a form for each attendee. Thursday, May 14, 2015: Morning Breakout Sessions: Implementing Organizational Change-Project Management (2 Hours) Show Me the Money Data: Pay for Performance in the Acute Care Setting Sepsis: A Model of Continuous Improvement Afternoon Breakout Sessions #1: Hospital Engagement Network 2.0 Legal Issues in Partnering Relationships & Care Coordination Afternoon Breakout Sessions #2: Overcoming your Fear of Basic Statistics for Quality Professionals Care Coordination with Patient Centered Medical Home, Meaningful Use, and the Accountable Care Organization 11

12 Friday, May 15, 2015: Morning Breakout Sessions: Physician Quality Reporting System: Leveraging Technology to Improve Quality and Ease Reporting Burdens Implementation Science Afternoon Breakout Sessions #1: Patient Centered Medical Home: Tips for Incorporating Common Tenets Avoiding Adversarial Peer Review Afternoon Breakout Sessions #2: CMS QIO Current Initiatives Overview and Collective Impact for Care Charts for Quality Professionals Submit Registration electronically via InAHQ website PayPal or by mail to: InAHQ Annual Quality Conference c/o Cindy Dirker BSN, RN, CPHQ 5580 Lakeview Lane Martinsville, IN