Medicine Quality Summit 2019: The Journey Continues

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Date: Saturday, September 28, 2019
Time: 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location:Tinkham-Veale Universtity Center
Address:11038 Bellflower Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44106
Parking: 11172 East Boulevard - enter the garage (Campus Center Parking Garage Lot S-29 Underground)
- follow signs to Tinkham-Veale University Center; go left into large parking area; entrance will be marked with Tinkham-Veale logo on a set of grey doors; take steps or elevator to the second floor.
Upon registering, attendees will be given a parking voucher. Give voucher to gate attendant upon leaving to waive parking fees.

Quality Summit Agenda

 

KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS

TITLE: Physician Well-Being: Threats, Consequences, and Solutions
PRESENTER: Jonathan Ripp, MD, MPH
OBJECTIVES:

  • Describe common drivers of physician burnout
  • List a number of personal and professional consequences of physician burnout
  • Consider and discuss some potential solutions that promote physician well-being

 

TITLE: The University Hospitals Quality Institute Journey:  Pursuing a Culture of Quality and Safety
PRESENTER: William Brien, MD
OBJECTIVES:

  • Relate to and engage in quality and safety improvement
  • Identify and manage real problems in our health care system
  • Recognize the need for change and to remove barriers to improvement

 

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

TITLE: A Roadmap for Communication During Serious Illness and End of Life
PRESENTERS: Kenneth Rosenfeld, MD; Rab Razzak, MD; Beth McLaughlin, MD
OBJECTIVES:

  • Discuss patients that would benefit from primary palliative care in early stages and late stages
  • Recognize how early palliative care would impact the patient's plan of care throughout the disease process
  • Describe a framework for a meaningful GOC discussion
  • Identify the difference between Palliative Care and Hospice

 

TITLE: Advances in Management for Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
PRESENTERS: Nadine El Asmar, MD; Jamie Wood, MD; Faramarz Ismail-Beigi, MDD
OBJECTIVES:

  • Identify new technologic approaches to the management of diabetes
  • Recognize how newer medications are altering our approach to managing Type 2 diabetes

 

TITLE: Engaging Patients During a Busy Clinical Practice
PRESENTERS: Joan Zoltanski, MD; Chrissie Blackburn, Principal Advisor
OBJECTIVES:

  • Learn strategies to implement patient engagement opportunities to enhance the    well-being of patients
  • Illustrate ways to improve patient communication
  • Describe patient engagement tactics that fit into a busy clinical setting

 

LEADERSHIP PANEL DISCUSSION

TITLE: Leadership Panel Discussion
Moderator: Robert Salata, MD, FACP, FIDSA
Panelists: Goutham Rao, MD; William Brien, MD; Kenneth Rosenfeld, MD; Rab Razzak, MD; Beth McLaughlin, MD; Nadine El Asmar, MD; Jamie Wood, Faramarz Ismail-Beigi, MD;  MD; Joan Zoltanski, MD; Chrissie Blackburn, Principal Advisor
OBJECTIVES:

  • Discuss and clarify questions and issues on end of life care, diabetes management, and patient and family experience and engagement.