2010 FALL IDN SUMMIT & EXPO CONFERENCE AGENDA
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PHARMACY TRACK
With hospital-based pharmacy accounting for large percentages of system budgets, cost management and revenue capture are more than just buzzwords; they are the reality in driving decisions. Because so many of the variables that impact cost and revenue are outside the control of pharmacy leadership, it is imperative to maximize those opportunities that are available. Learn about the latest industry updates and trends that impact the pharmaceutical supply chain, patient outcomes and revenue opportunities. Participants will have the opportunity to hear from industry leaders about proven models and strategies to solve future pharmacy issues.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
6:30 am - 7:00 pm Registration Open
7:00 am - 12:00 pm IDN Summit Golf Tournament Sponsored by ArjoHuntleigh
Kick off the day golfing with your peers through the majestic beauty of Arizona's South Mountain Park, a protected natural desert preserve. Dramatic elevation changes and breathtaking mountain vistas highlight this diverse and challenging course which compliments the grandeur of the spectacular Sonoran desert. To further this unique experience, try to hold your own against inspirational golfer Butch Lumpkin. For more information about this course please visit: http://www.arizonagrandresort.com/arizona-golf-courses.php.
For more information and to register contact Chris Nolan or call him at 859.523.5701.
7:30 am - 11:30 am Team Building with PossibiliTEAMs Sponsored by VHA
Explore the true meaning of collaboration as you spend the morning building bikes for deserving children in this unique, fun and worthwhile indoor team building event. Participants will be placed on teams who will proceed to work together to assemble bicycles that will be donated to a local Boys & Girls Club Charity. Cool, comfortable dress strongly recommended.
For more information and to register contact Lisa Ponssa or call her at 813.928.0414.
12:00 pm - 1:15 pm Pharmacy Track: Reducing Anti-infective Expenditures Through Improving Quality of Care: Beyond Dose Adjustments and Formulary Control
Presenter: Jeffery Thompson, Director of Pharmacy Services, Freeman Health System
Moderator: Lou Diorio, RPh, Principal, LDT Health Solutions, Inc.
This session will identify and examine opportunities that exist to improve quality of care for patients, while reducing overall expenditures, particularly anti-infectives, to the system. Surgical prophylaxis guideline compliance will be reviewed, as well as prevention of ventilator-associated pneumonia and de-escalation of empirically initiated therapy as targets for improving quality of care and decreasing global anti-infective spend. Strategies will be explored for advancing change in these areas through CMS Core Measures, ventilator-care bundles and infectious disease physician/pharmacist teams. The session will also cover institution-specific information on reduction in antimicrobial utilization in the ICU, ventilator bundle care algorithm efficacy and drug cost savings realized by the system.
Learning Objectives:
1. Identify areas of opportunity for improvement in anti-infective utilization.
2. Plan quality of care guided strategies for improving utilization.
3. Outline the financial impact of quality of care initiatives on target pharmaceutical usuage.
Inquisit is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. This program will provide 1.0 ACPE Contact Hours under program number 232-999-10-083-L04-P
1:15 pm - 1:30 pm Break
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Pharmacy Track: The New iTeam - Collaboration Outside of Pharmacy on Crossover Products and Practices
Presenters: John Kleiss, PharmD., Director of Pharmacy Operation - Performance Consulting, ROi and Kelle Laws, RN, MN, CNOR, Director, Patient Care Services, Resource Optimization and Innovation/Sisters of Mercy
Moderator: Lou Diorio, RPh, Principal, LDT Health Solutions, Inc.
Health System Pharmacists have an important role to reduce patient safety risks as well as align pharmacy services with their organization's initiatives to measure and deliver quality performance. Since many products utilized by a health system cross over into multiple disciplines within the organization, it is an imperative that pharmacy and nursing leaders share cross-over initiatives from their organization that impact patient care delivery and outcomes.
Hear from the Director of Pharmacy and Director of Patient Care of a 3,600 bed health system on how their organization have effectively worked together to manage their resources while improving patient safety. This session will focus on building strong relationships and sharing expectations for evidence based change behaviors in the acute health care setting.
Learning Objectives:
1. Describe the process a large integrated delivery network went through to develop collaborative teams for product selection.
2. Evaluate next generation collaborative working environments to review complex items with multi-disciplinary focus.
3. Explain how to engage all players for supply chain initiatives on in cross-accountability item.
Inquisit is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. This program will provide 1.0 ACPE Contact Hours under program number 232-999-10-084-L05-P
2:30 pm - 2:45 pm Break
2:45 pm - 4:00 pm Pharmacy Track: The Role of the Health System Pharmacist in Accountable Care Organizations
Moderator: Lou Diorio, RPh, Principal, LDT Health Solutions, Inc.
In 2012, payment reforms included in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010—the nation's health reform law—will provide new incentives for healthcare providers to work together as accountable-care organizations. These networks of medical providers—likely to include hospitals, primary-care physicians and specialists—will share responsibility for coordinating care and improving quality and cost-efficiency. The groups would share in the savings they create for the Medicare program, if they meet quality and cost benchmarks.
This session will explore the role that the health system pharmacy will play in this unique structure. Panelists will describe the components necessary to form an ACO, the challenges faced by health system pharmacists in this type of organization and potential opportunities they provide to improve care.
Learning Objectives:
1. Explain what constitutes an accountable-care organization under the reform law.
2. Evaluate the role of the health system pharmacy directory in an ACO.
3. Outline the challenges and opportunities for the director of pharmacy in an ACO.
Inquisit is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. This program will provide 1.0 ACPE Contact Hours under program number 232-999-10-085-L04-P
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Pharmacy Track: Developing a Working Budget for Your Clean Room: Construction, Renovation and Beyond, a <797> Approach
Presenter: Lou Diorio, RPh, Principal, LDT Health Solutions, Inc.
This session will bring together leaders to discuss all manner and phases of cleanroom development. Beyond a “start-from-scratch” capital proposal, renovation strategies, outsourcing and on-going compliance methods will be discussed.
Highlight topics will include:
• Capital budgeting methods and strategies.
• Calculating a true realistic Return-on-investment for your clean room.
• Capital upgrades that save operational money.
• Automation when is there too much of a good thing?
• Budgeting for operations once the capital phase is closed.
This session is not just a “pharmacy affair,” the topics and discussion will be applicable for C-suite, administration, operations, and staff training personnel regardless of their professional discipline. As a special bonus, LDT Health will provide all vision attendees with a special surprise to take home.
Learning Objectives:
1. Plan the phases of clean room development.
2. Evaluate capital budgeting methods and strategies, capital upgrades, and budgeting for operations once the capital phase is closed.
3. Analyze a true realistic Return-on-investment for your clean room.
Inquisit is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. Developing a Working Budget for Your Clean Room: Construction, Renovation and Beyond, a <797> Approach. 232-999-10-091-L04-P
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm GPO Receptions: Make it a Blockbuster Night!
Join the National GPOs as they celebrate some of the most memorable movies of our time. Each of the participating GPOs will host their own hospitality suite complete with refreshments and fun. After a full afternoon of education, unwind with your peers with a night at the movies.
GNYHA & Premier Healthcare Alliance
Palm 2A
Star Wars
The Broadlane Group
Palm 2B
Cocktail
Amerinet
Palm 3A
Grease
Novation
Palm 3B
Blues Brothers
MedAssets
Palm 3C
Caddyshack
HealthTrust
Palm 3D
Indiana Jones
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Sponsored Receptions
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
7:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration Open
7:00 am - 8:00 am Welcome to Phoenix Breakfast
8:00 am - 9:15 am Welcome and Opening Keynote: Butch Lumpkin
Mr. Butch Lumpkin
Golf Pro, Tennis Coach and
Acclaimed Motivational Speaker
In the 1950's and 1960's there were between ten and twenty thousand "Thalidomide Babies" born after their mother's took the drug to combat morning sickness. Butch Lumpkin is one of the approximately 5,000 survivor's world-wide. Born with what he calls "short arms," he really has what amounts to no functional arms at all. Three fingers extend from his left side in a flipper like manner, and his right arm ends before the elbow with three fingers that point backward toward his body. If you ask Butch he'll tell you he is blessed and after this inspiring opening session you'll understand why.
Join the IDN Summit as we welcome Butch Lumpkin as he shares his incredible life story. One that has taken this extraordinary man through life as a high school soccer star, university soccer and tennis champion, golf pro, motivational speaker with appearances in front of high school groups to a recent ESPN Espy Awards show.
Butch will discuss why he feels blessed, how much modern healthcare has enabled him to progress through life, his life of stories and how each of us can make a difference because it is only a matter of choice. This is one talk you will not want to miss!
9:15 am - 10:15 am Keynote Presentation: John Hofmeister
Mr. John Hofmeister
Former President, Shell Oil;
CEO, Citizens for Affordable Energy;
Author, Why We Hate the Oil Companies: Straight Talk from an Energy Insider
Perhaps no one in America can offer such a unique, real-world perspective on leadership, knowledgeable commentary on the recent BP oil spill, future energy solutions and thoughts on improving healthcare delivery than John Hofmeister. During his career he has held executive leadership positions in General Electric, Nortel, AlliedSignal and finally at Shell Oil as President. These corporate positions as well as his service on leading organization's boards have given him insights on crucial issues impacting healthcare delivery.
As the leader of large, multinational human resources departments John is well versed in the demands being placed on the US healthcare delivery networks and is keenly aware of the challenges we all face in improving healthcare delivery. John will discuss how corporate behaviors of all kinds are being scrutinized much more closely today than they were in the past and how everyone in an organization becomes the public face an organization presents. After recent high-profile incidents, we all understand why corporate behavior has never been more crucial to organizations long-term fortunes. He will also elaborate on what he felt was the most important lesson he learned as Shell Oil president — leaders need to take their own messages seriously, so that others will as well.
John will provide his insights on these issues and more as he addresses critical issues we all must deal with if we are to meet the challenges that lie ahead. Come prepared with your questions as John will entertain them at the conclusion of his talk.
10:15 am - 10:30 am Break
10:30 am - 11:45 am Thought Leadership Panel Discussion with Chuck Lauer
Chuck Lauer
Former Publisher
Modern Healthcare
Ben Cutler
Chairman of the Board & CEO
USHEALTH Group, Inc.
Michael Israel
CEO
Westchester Medical Center
Tom Sadvary
CEO
Scottsdale Healthcare
Join Chuck Lauer, noted healthcare leader and former publisher of Modern Healthcare, as he engages industry thought leaders in a high level panel discussion on the state of today's healthcare system and the daily trials these leaders face in trying to positively impact their organizations. Dialogue will surround the challenges of implementing recent healthcare reform legislation, the current state of healthcare delivery in the U.S. and future trends that will impact all healthcare stakeholders.
12:00 pm - 1:15 pm Networking Lunch
12:00 pm - 1:15 pm Peer-to-Peer Lunch Series
P2P Exchange is designed to go in-depth on four key challenges impacting supply chain management. Participants will be provided research on each topic area prior to the IDN Summit for their review. The P2P research, along with moderator questions will aim to stimulate active discussion among participants. These discussions will be condensed and attached to the P2P research paper and electronically delivered to each IDN Summit attendee after the conclusion of the Summit.
1. Purchased Services Contracting: Facilitator: Tina Norris, Senior Director, Purchased Services, VHA
Download PDF Research
2. Reform Survey Results: Facilitator: Nick Gaich, CEO, Nick Gaich and Associate, Partner, Appleseed Healthcare International, Executive Director COO, Stanford Center for Clinical and Translational Education and Research
Download PDF Research
3. Service Line Analytics: Facilitator: Brent Petty, Director of Supply Chain, Wellmont Health System
Download PDF Research
4. Capital Management: Facilitator: John Sdanowich, Administrator, Capital Administration Unit, John Hopkins Health System
Download PDF Research
For more information and to register contact Lisa Ponssa or call her at 813.928.0414.
1:30 pm - 2:00 pm Provider and Sponsor Only Access Reverse Expo
2:00 pm - 5:30 pm Reverse Expo
Spend the afternoon cultivating business partnerships and connecting with other industry stakeholders as senior supply chain executives from leading IDNs/Health Systems welcome you to their exhibit booths.
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Island Nights at The Oasis
Against the backdrop of the beautiful South Mountain Preserve, enjoy a perfect Arizona evening as you build upon business partnerships cultivated in the reverse expo. Join your friends in the ideal outdoor setting for drinks and dinner. And after the Phoenix sun goes down, heat up the dance floor with the exciting sounds of the best Video DJ in town!
Thursday, September 23, 2010
7:00 am - 11:0 am Registration/Info Center Open
7:30 am - 8:30 am Breakfast
8:30 am - 9:30 am Collaboration: A Key to Supply Chain Efficiency and Cost Reduction
Presenters: Jean Chenoweth, Senior Vice President, Center for Performance Improvement, Thomson Reuters and Eric O'Daffer, Research Director, AMR Healthcare & Life Sciences Supply Chain, Gartner Research
Moderator: Ed Hisscock, President, The Optime Group, Inc.
Join two of the nation's leading healthcare strategists as they discuss their analysis concerning collaboration and its impact on supply chain improvement. Jean Chenoweth, who directs Thompson-Reuters Performance Improvement and Top 100 Hospitals Programs, will illustrate that midwestern states have displaced hospitals in the Northeast and South in setting the national benchmarks. Analysis is now showing that the 100 Top benchmark hospitals show significantly lower supply usage than peers at the patient level. Ms. Chenoweth will discuss how collaboration has played a critical role in changing performance.
Eric O'Daffer who provides research and strategic advice to the Gartner AMR Provider and healthcare manufacturer clients has uncovered examples from other industries to support the value of collaboration for significant healthcare supply chain improvements. Eric will share these 'outside of healthcare' examples to support his analysis.
9:30 am - 10:30 am Healthcare at a Crossroads: A Discussion Among Leading IDN Executives
Panelists: Steve Huckabaa, Network Vice President, Supply Chain Management, Retail Pharmacy & Center for Innovation, Kettering Health Network and Joe Sheil, Director of Contracting, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical
Moderator: Ed Hisscock, President, The Optime Group, Inc.
Hear from health system purchasing executives from across the nation on what they are doing in their health systems to prepare for healthcare reform. This session will take an honest look at what choices health systems should make when faced with healthcare at a crossroads.
10:30 am - 11:00 am Where Do We Go From Here Interactive Forum
Moderator: Ed Hisscock, President, The Optime Group, Inc.
Reflecting the collaborative learning nature of the IDN Summit and Expo, the floor will be opened to the attendees of the IDN Summit, who will have an opportunity to ask questions of each other and share their knowledge and best practices for improving the healthcare supply chain.
11:00 am Meeting Adjourned