Meeting Information Objectives Faculty & Disclosures Scientific Program Exhibitors Online Evaluations Online CME
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Objectives
Beyond the randomized controlled trial - The new science of using clinical information systems
Sachin Kheterpal, MD, MBA
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Discuss the use of multi-centered database mining
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Explore the use of databases in researching clinical questions
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Provide examples of how this research technique can be used for practice improvement
Databases for practice improvement: successes of the virtual PICU
Randall C. Wetzel, MBBS, FAAP
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Understand the utility of a multi-institutional database
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Discuss the use of comparative data in practice improvement
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Provide specific clinical examples of practice change through the use of multi-centered data
The electronic anesthesia record can be used to improve patient care
Mohamed Rehman, MD
The electronic anesthesia record can be used to improve OR efficiency
B. Randall Brenn, MD
Clinical Work: Productivity-based Compensations vs. Incentive Plans
Amr Abouleish, MD, MBA
Performance-based Credentialing
C. Dean Kurth, MD
Crew Resource Management
David M. Gaba, MD
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Discuss the utility of crew resource management in improving safety and quality in the operating room
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Describe the resources required in providing crew resource management for operating room personnel
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Discuss current and future JACAHO regulations regarding CRM
Communication
Thomas L. Shaw, MD
Checklists
Eugenie S. Heitmiller, MD, FAAP
The Katrina Experience
Charles J. Fox, MD
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Present the experience and effects on health care delivery during and after the hurricane.
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Describe what additional preparation would have improved outcomes
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Describe what processes functioned well
Resource Utilization in Disasters
Paul Sirbaugh, MD
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Recognize the importance of outsourcing talents, skill sets and resources during disaster planning and response
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Describe the response and lessons learned from Katrina evacuees housed in the Astrodome
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Compare the responses, successes and failures between Katrina, Rita and Ike
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