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Chicago Patient Safety Forum
332 South Michigan
Suite 525
Chicago, IL 60604
Steven Maxwell
Executive Assistant
cpsf@iomc.org
Phone: 312-431-9110
Fax: 312-431-9115
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Patient Safety Across the Continuum |
The critical issues of patient safety have received a great deal of attention. The aim of this conference is to move ahead strategically, make gains and sustain them with respect to the best practices of patient safety. In addition, we need to assure patient safety across the entire continuum of care.
The Chicago Patient Safety Forum in collaboration with the University of Illinois Medical Center present this day-long examination of current ideas, to share experiences and learn how to best go about the challenging and beneficial work of implementation of patient safety strategies across the entire spectrum of health care settings.
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Friday, March 14, 2008 |
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Registration and Continental Breakfast: 7:00am - 8:30am
Program Content: 8:30am - 3:40pm |
| Location: |
University of Illinois at Chicago
Student Center West, 2nd Floor
828 South Wolcott
Chicago, IL |
| Fee: |
$150.00 register and pay the day of event
Online registration closes at 5:00PM March 10, 2008
(you may still register and pay by cash or check on the day of the event)
Student Rate $40.00 (checks only, thank you) |
Meeting Objectives
• Learn specific opportunities for research focusing on current patient safety issues across the continuum of care.
• Examine high quality, effective, innovative, up to date information regarding patient safety initiatives and activities in the Chicagoland area.
• Participate in interactions with a multidisciplinary set of colleagues and experts in the field of patient safety.
• Learn of challenges to patient safety improvement.
• Participate in discussions to support work toward solutions in the Chicagoland patient safety community.
• Describe state of the art patient safety interventions and provide application-oriented information to facilitate their adoption in the acute care and ambulatory settings.
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Thanks to all of the speakers and attendees.
We anticipate a fantastic meeting.
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Keynote Speaker:
Mark R. Chassin, MD, MPP, MPH
President, Joint Commission (JCAHO)
"Current Challenges in Quality and Safety "
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Plenary Session:
Sylvia W. Publ, MBA, RHIA
Senior Quality Advisor
Center for Medicare and Medicaid Studies - Chicago
"New Medicare Rules Regarding Preventable Medical Errors"
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Interactive Breakout Sessions
Two breakout sessions (AM and PM). Workshops 1-6 repeated in both.
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1. “Partners in Safety: Creating an Accurate Medication List”
Consumers Advancing Patient Safety & Aurora Health System
2. "Infection Control Update:
How to Comply with Illinois' MRSA Laws"
Swedish Covenant Hospital and Northwestern Memorial Hospital
3. Health Literacy and Patient Safety
American Medical Association
4. Disclosure and Mediation
Sorry Works! Coalition and Kralovec, Jambois & Schwartz
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"Medication Reconciliation – Designing an approach to focus on what's important"
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
6. "Historic Examples of Unsafe or Misleading Pharmaceutical Marketing"
Formulary Leveraged Improved Prescribing (FLIP) Online Learning Module
University of Illinois at Chicago
Additional PM Session:
7. "Wristbands or Risk Bands?" - Safety Issues in Patient Wristband Colors
Metropolitan Chicago Healthcare Council and Illinois Hospital Association
Special AM Session (by invitation only please):
Senior Executives Patient Safety Roundtable (for CEO, COO, CMO, CNO, CIO)
Facilitated by Gary Wainer, DO (Chicago Health System) |
Patient Safety Clinical Forums
Informal dialogues during lunch to allow colleagues to share lessons learned, discuss successful programs and from each other on a variety of clinical environment-specific patient safety topics. Expert facilitators will pose questions and topics to set the stage for the conversation. The clinical forums include the emergency room, pediatrics, long-term care, ambulatory care, pharmacy and simulation. |
Afternoon Panel:
"Retail Health Clinics: A Risks and Patient Safety Benefits Dialogue"
Moderated by Gabriel Spitzer
Host,
"Eight Forty-Eight", Chicago Public Radio
Panelists:
Dr. Eric Henley - Illinois Academy of Family Physicians
Dr. Timothy Wall, American Academy of Pediatrics, Illinois Chapter
Dr. Rodney Osborn - President,
Illinois State Medical Society
Dr. Kenneth Richmond - Medical Marts
Ms. Sandra Festa Ryan - Take Care Health Systems
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Posters and Storyboards
Posters and storyboards will be displayed based on patient safety research and/or programs in a variety of health care settings-acute care, ambulatory care, community pharmacy, rehabilitative care, home care, long-term care, and public health.
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CPSF 2008 Annual Scientific Meeting is presented in conjunction with:
Chicago Medical Society
Illinois Nurses Association
CPSF receives support from:
Otho S. A. Sprague Memorial Institute
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois
American College of Physicians, Northern Illinois Chapter
Metropolitan Chicago Healthcare Council
Lenore Henning Enterprises, Inc.
Illinois Hospital Association
Rush-Copley Medical Center
Chicago Medical Society
Walgreens
Jewel/Osco
Clarity Group
Illinois Foundation for Quality Healthcare
Project support is provided by:
Michael Reese Health Trust
M. R. Bauer Foundation
Washington Square Health Foundation
Colonel Stanley R. McNeil Foundation
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