MHA Keystone: Surgery Workshop IMPROVING QUALITY & sAVING LIVes Tuesday, October 21, 2014

IMPROVING QUALITY & sAVING LIVes
MHA Keystone:
Surgery Workshop
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
JW Marriott
Grand Rapids, MI
This educational activity is sponsored by in-kind support from Blue Cross Blue Shield
A Voluntary Collaborative to Improve Quality and Save Lives
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CONFeReNCe
sPeCIFICs
REGISTRATION
Each facility may register up to three individuals
at no charge, additional attendees $60 per
person. If you have registered for an MHA event
and have login information, you may register
online or with the form within this brochure.
Space is limited and registration is on a firstcome, first-served basis. Confirmation will be sent
via email. If you do not receive confirmation of
registration, contact Tammy Nault at
[email protected].
Please note that this event may be photographed
and/or videotaped. Your attendance will indicate
your consent for the use of such photographs or
videotapes for educational and/or promotional
purposes.
VENUE & ACCOMMODATIONS
The event will be hosted at the JW Marriott, 235
Louis Street NW, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 49503.
Room reservation discounts are available for the
night of Oct. 20 for $132 per night at the Amway
Grand Plaza Hotel, 187 Monroe Avenue North
West, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503. The Amway
Grand Hotel is connected to the JW Marriott via
skywalk for easy access to the workshop. If you
require overnight accommodations, please be
sure to make reservations by Sept. 19 to receive
this discount. Reserve your room online or call
(616) 774-2000 and mention MHA Keystone
Center to receive a discounted rate.
The MHA Keystone Center will host the
MHA Keystone: Surgery Workshop Oct. 21 at
the JW Marriott, Grand Rapids. Hospitals
participating in any of the MHA Keystone:
Surgery or MHA Keystone: Safe Care –
Adverse Drug Events (ADE) initiatives are
strongly encouraged to attend. Presentations will
include topics on handoff communication, health
literacy, and glycemic control. Hospital teams will
also hear from experts on physician and
executive engagement, culture, and reducing
surgical-site infections in colon patients.
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PARKING
Self-parking will only be validated for those who
park at the JW Marriott, located in the covered
structure adjacent to the hotel. Valet parking is
$29 daily and is located at the front entrance of
the building.
SPECIAL NEEDS
If you have any special needs or concerns regarding
program site access, dietary restrictions, or your
participation in the program, contact Megan Black
at [email protected] or (517) 886-8385. Please
inquire in advance so we may respond to your
individual needs.
CANCELLATION POLICY
If notice of cancellation is given 72 hours in
advance of the workshop, 50 percent of the
registration fee is refundable. No refunds will be
issued after this time.
ReQUIReMeNTs & CRedITs
PHARMACY CONTINUING
EDUCATION (PCE) REQUIREMENTS
The select activities are structured to
meet knowledge-based educational
needs and acquire factual knowledge.
Information in knowledge-type
activities is based on evidence as
accepted in the literature by the
health care professions. Pharmacy
continuing education (PCE) credit will
be earned based on participation in
these activities. Attendance and
participation are required before
obtaining PCE credit. Any individual
who is more than 10 minutes late to
an activity or leaves an activity early
will not be granted PCE credit. This
procedure will be strictly enforced, so
please plan accordingly. Participants
must complete an activity evaluation
and posttest with a passing score of
70 percent or greater.
The select activities are accredited
through the Accreditation Council for
Pharmacy Education (ACPE) for
pharmacist continuing education
credit.
Participants must complete an activity
evaluation and posttest with a passing
score of 70 percent or greater. Please
allow MPA three weeks to grade
posttests and process and upload
credit to CPE Monitor. NOTE: ACPE
guidelines prohibit MPA from issuing
credit more than 60 days after the
activity for any reason. If all
requirements are met, participants will
receive pharmacy continuing
education credit in the following
manner. Partial credit will not be
awarded. Please allow 60 days for
processing and upload of credit to
CPE Monitor.
Pharmacists
CPE Monitor, a national, collaborative
effort by ACPE and the National
Association of Boards of Pharmacy
(NABP) to provide an electronic
system for pharmacists to track their
completed PCE credits. MPA, as an
ACPE-accredited provider, is required
to report pharmacist PCE credit using
this new tracking system.
Pharmacist participants must provide
their NABP e-Profile identification
number and date of birth (in MMDD
format) when they register for a CPE
activity or complete activity
evaluations. It will be the responsibility
of the pharmacist to provide the
correct information (i.e., e-Profile
identification number and date of
birth in MMDD format).
If this information is not provided,
NABP and ACPE prohibit MPA from
issuing CPE credit. Online access to
their inventory of completed credits
will allow pharmacists to easily
monitor their compliance with CPE
requirements and print statements of
credit. Therefore, MPA will not provide
printed statements of credit to
pharmacists.
For additional information on CPE
Monitor, including E-Profile set-up and
its impact on pharmacists and
pharmacy technicians, go to
MichiganPharmacists.org/education/
continuingEducation/.
Michigan Pharmacists Association is
accredited by the Accreditation Council
for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) as a
provider of continuing pharmacy
education.
Initial Release Date: 10/21/14;
Expiration Date: 10/21/15
The following sessions have been
accredited together for pharmacy
continuing education. Pharmacist
attendees seeking continuing
education credit must attend both
sessions in their entirety. Partial credit
will not be awarded.
Michigan Opioid Safety Score and
Health Literacy and Introduction of
MHA Keystone: Surgery Glycemic
Bundle
ACPE Universal Activity #0112-999914-340-L04-P
1.5 contact hours
CME REQUIREMENTS
Resolution of Conflicts of Interest
In accordance with the ACCME
Standards for Commercial Support of
CME, William Beaumont Hospital
implemented mechanisms, prior to the
planning and implementation of this
CME activity, to identify and resolve
conflicts of interest for all individuals in
a position to control content of this
CME activity.
CME Accreditation
This activity has been planned and
implemented in accordance with the
Essential Areas and Policies of the
Accreditation Council for Continuing
Medical Education through the joint
sponsorship of William Beaumont
Hospital and Michigan Public Health
Institute. William Beaumont Hospital is
accredited by the ACCME to provide
continuing medical education for
physicians.
CME Credit Designation
William Beaumont Hospital designates
this live activity for a maximum of 6.50
AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.
Physicians should claim only the credit
commensurate with the extent of their
participation in the activity. CME
Course 16522
Non-physician professionals should
check with their individual
credentialing bodies to confirm that
participation in this CME activity will
be approved for credit. CME credits
can be used to meet the continuing
education requirements needed for
Michigan physician assistant and
nursing relicensure without limitation.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
For more information on medical
continuing education opportunities,
please contact Megan Black
([email protected]).
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AGeNdA • October 21, 2014
7:30 – 8 a.m.
Registration and Continental Breakfast
8 – 8:15 a.m.
Welcome
8:15 – 9:30 a.m.
Physician and Executive Engagement and
Culture
Steve Berkowitz, MD
SMB Health Consulting
9:30 – 10 a.m.
Panel Discussion – Physician and Executive
Engagement and Culture
Gary Roth, DO, FACOS, FCCM, FACS
Medical Director, MHA Keystone Center
Steve Berkowitz, MD
SMB Health Consulting
Carol Schmidt, CRNA
Beaumont Hospital – Royal Oak
10 – 10:30 a.m.
Break
10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Handoff Communication
Henry C. Talley V, PhD, MSN, MS, CRNA
Associate Professor, Director, Nurse Anesthesia
Program, Michigan State University College of
Nursing
12:15 – 1:15 p.m.
Lunch Break
1:15 – 2 p.m.
Peri-Operative Glycemic Control
Larry Custer, RPh
Employee Pharmacy Coordinator, Diabetes
Coordinator, Metro Health Grand Rapids
At the end of this activity, participants should be
able to discuss the implication of diabetes
complication in the surgical patient; discuss basal
bosol insulin protocols; and discuss the
pathophysiology of hyperglycemia in the perioperative setting.
2 – 2:45 p.m.
MHA Keystone: Surgery Data Update
Danielle Barnes, MS
Data Analytics Manager, MHA Patient Safety
Organization
Roy Soto, MD
Professor and Residency Program Director,
Oakland University William Beaumont School of
Medicine
2:45 – 3:45 p.m.
Advanced Colon Bundle
Wing Lee, MBBS, MPH
Project Manager, Greater New York Hospital
Association
3:45 – 4 p.m.
Closing Remarks
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Michigan Opioid Safety Score and Health
Literacy
Roy Soto, MD
Professor and Residency Program Director,
Oakland University William Beaumont School of
Medicine
At the end of this activity, participants should be
able to identify opioid misuse risk assessment
methods; discuss how to implement appropriate
levels of monitoring to reduce aberrant drugrelated behaviors; and describe the effects of
prolonged use versus chronic pain.
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sPeAKeRs
STEVE BERKOWITZ, MD
Board certified in internal medicine,
Dr. Berkowitz is the Founder and
President of SMB Health Consulting,
specializing in assisting physicians
and hospitals with clinical/
operational performance
improvement, CMO mentoring, and
strategic planning. He has worked
with over 150 clients in all 50 states.
Previously, for 13 years he was Chief
Medical Officer for St. David’s
Healthcare, a six-hospital system in
Austin, Texas, as well as Division
Chief Medical Officer for HCA,
which also included facilities in El
Paso. As a member of the senior
executive team, he had the overall
responsibility of clinical outcomes
improvement, physician
development, strategic planning,
and medical management for the
Division. During this time he
directed the implementation of
numerous initiatives and programs
to improve the system’s clinical
effectiveness. St. David’s mortality
index and CMS core measures are
now among the best in the nation.
STEMI times have reached national
best practice levels, and SDH has
been recognized at both the state
and national levels for patient care
quality and performance excellence.
In 2008 St. David’s received the
Texas Award for Performance
Excellence, based on Baldrige
criteria. Dr. Berkowitz was also
Chairman of Capital Area Providers,
a 5.01-(a) Texas medical foundation
with over 850 physicians.
Prior to this position, Dr. Berkowitz
was the National Practice Leader for
Physician Services with the
HayGroup, assisting over 75 major
healthcare clients throughout the
USA and Canada in the areas of
strategic development, physician
integration, physician compensation,
and medical practice management.
He was a senior executive for Harris
Methodist Health System serving as
Medical Director of the HMO and
Chief Medical Officer for the
integrated delivery system.
He was recently appointed
Chairman of the Board of the Texas
Institute of Health Care Quality and
Efficiency by Governor Perry. He
also sits on the Board of the Society
of Cardiovascular Patient Care, and
the Texas Association of Health Care
Quality. He has been on the Board
of the Texas Hospital Association
and the Texas Health Care
Information Council.
GARY ROTH, DO, FACOS, FCCM,
FACS
Gary Roth, DO, FACOS, FCCM,
FACS is the Medical Director for the
Michigan Health and Hospital
Association (MHA) Keystone Center
for Patient Safety and Quality. He
was recently nominated to serve on
the National Quality Forum’s (NQF)
Surgery Steering Committee for the
Surgery Measure Endorsement and
Maintenance project. Dr. Roth
completed the one year American
Hospital Association (AHA) National Patient Safety Foundation
(NPSF) Comprehensive Patient
Safety Leadership Fellowship in May
of 2014. Clinically Dr. Roth practices
cardiovascular and thoracic surgery
and is Board Certified in CardioThoracic Surgery, Peripheral Vascular
Surgery and Surgical Critical Care.
Dr. Roth is a Clinical Associate
Professor in surgery at Michigan
State University; College of
Osteopathic Medicine. He instructs
at the university level, presents
locally and nationally on multiple
topics with emphasis in the
management of the critically ill
patient, Quality Improvement, and
Patient Safety Initiatives.
CAROL SCHMIDT, CRNA
Carol Schmidt, CRNA has been a
registered nurse for 34 years and a
CRNA for the last 29 years. She is
the Director of Anesthesia at William
Beaumont Health System, Royal
Oak. In her role she works closely
with quality improvement and has a
passion for patient safety.
HENRY C. TALLEY V, PHD, MSN,
MS, CRNA
Dr. Henry Clinton Talley V, PhD, MSN,
CRNA graduated from the Harlem
Hospital Center Schools of Nursing
and Anesthesia in 1979 and 1981,
respectively. He earned American
Association of Nurse Anesthetist
certification as a Certified Registered
Nurse Anesthetist (C.R.N.A.) in 1981.
He was awarded the BA degree from
Ottawa University in Kansas City in
1994. He also has earned the M.S.N.
degree and the PhD in nursing from
the University Of Tennessee Health
Sciences Center in 2001 and 2003,
respectively. Dr. Talley is Director and
Associate Professor of the Nurse
Anesthesia Program at the Michigan
State University College of Nursing.
He has served as an officer in the U.S.
Army Medical Corps, and has over 20
years of experience as a Certified
Registered Nurse Anesthetist. His
research interests include
interprofessional communication,
academic diversity, and the efficacy of
complex simulations in the
educations of CRNAs.
ROY SOTO, MD
Roy Soto, MD, is an anesthesiologist
at Beaumont Hospital-Royal Oak.
Following his residency training at
UCLA, he joined the faculty of the
University of South Florida in Tampa,
and then the State University of
New York at Stony Brook. In 2007,
he was recruited to Beaumont
Hospital to start an anesthesiology
training program, and he currently
serves as the residency program
director. Dr. Soto also serves as a
professor of Anesthesiology at the
hospital's affiliated medical school
and his research interests include
patient safety, enhanced recovery
after surgery, and service
excellence/patient satisfaction.
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sPeAKeRs
(continued)
LARRY CUSTER, RPH
Larry Custer, RPh has been an
outpatient pharmacist for 13 years
and an inpatient clinical pharmacist
for 10 years. Currently, he manages
the outpatient pharmacy for the
Metro health-system plan, with a
special emphasis on diabetes
management. Additionally, Mr. Custer
has been a member on the hospital
stroke team, chairs the outpatient
pharmacy and therapeutics
committee and is the inpatient
diabetes coordinator and director of
the glycemic control team.
DANIELLE BARNES, MS
Danielle Barnes, MS is the Data
Analytics Manager with the
Michigan Health and Hospital
Association Patient Safety
Organization. Her previous
experience includes research with
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Michigan State University in
statistical analysis in microbiology
and molecular genetics. Ms. Barnes
has her Master of Science in
Statistics and her Bachelor of Arts in
Mathematics from Michigan State
University.
WING LEE, MBBS, MPH
Wing Lee, MBBS, MPH
is a Project Manager at the Greater
New York Hospital Association’s
Regulatory and Professional Affairs
Department where she assists
member hospitals on issues
pertaining to quality improvements
and patient safety. In addition to
leading the surgical safety and
obstetrical safety initiatives for the
NYS Partnership for Patients
Program.
Dr. Lee earned a Masters in Public
Health from the Harvard School of
Public Health in 2011, where she
was the Vice President of the
Harvard School of Public Health,
Quality Improvement and Patient
Safety organization, the Harvard
University chapter for the Institute
for Health Care Improvement's
Open School for Health
Professionals. She obtained her BSc
in Psychology from Kings College
London in 2007, before attending
Medical School also at Kings
College London prior to starting her
Surgical Residency at Guy’s and St.
Thomas Hospital, London.
MHA KeYsTONe: sURGeRY ReGIsTRATION FORM
Tuesday, October 21, 2014 • JW Marriott • 235 Louis Street NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503
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First three attendees from each hospital at no cost
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Registration Deadline: Oct. 13, 2014
Space is limited and registrations received after Oct. 13 will
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Workshop Payment Policy: Following the workshop, the MHA
Keystone Center will collect payment from any facility sending
more than three attendees per hospital. If your hospital wants to
pay with a credit card or check, please provide the payment information below. If you do not provide payment information on
the registration form, following the workshop the MHA Keystone
Center will invoice the collaborative leader (primary contact) for
the additional attendees.
Cancellation policy: If notice of cancellation is given 72 hours in
advance of the workshop, 50 percent of the registration fee is
refundable. No refunds will be issued after this time.
The following options are available for completing registration:
• Mail: Tammy Nault, MHA Keystone Center,
2112 University Park Dr., Okemos, MI 48864
• Email: Tammy Nault, [email protected]
• Fax: (517) 703-0605
• Register online: Visit the MHA Event Registration page
and scroll to the MHA Keystone: Surgery Workshop event
Registration confirmation will be sent via email.
If you do not receive confirmation of registration or if you
have questions, contact Tammy Nault at [email protected] or
(517) 886-8369.