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Eleventh National Quality Colloquium at Harvard Offers Basic
and Advanced Patient Safety Certificate Programs; Early Bird
Rate Ends Friday, June 8 |
- A Hybrid Conference, Internet Event and Training Tool
- An Executive Education Course on Patient Safety,
Healthcare Quality Enhancement and Medical Errors Reduction
for Healthcare Executives, Clinicians and Patient Care Staff
- Onsite at Harvard University's Annenberg Hall and
Faculty Club
- Online In Your Own Office or Home live via the Internet
with 24/7 Access for Six Months
- August 13 - 15, 2012
- Colloquium Hotels: The Inn at Harvard and Harvard Square
Hotel, Cambridge, MA
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www.QualityColloquium.com
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Phone: 800-503-7630
Email:
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Website:
www.QualityColloquium.com |
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DISCOUNT
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Register by Friday, June 8, 2012 for Early Bird
discount and save up to $800.
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WASHINGTON
DC USA -- JUNE 1, 2012: The Eleventh National Quality
Colloquium,
www.QualityColloquium.com, will be held on August 13 - 15,
2012 on the campus of Harvard University. The Colloquium will be
offered both onsite and live and archived for 6 months over the
Internet.
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FEATURING THE BASIC AND ADVANCED PATIENT SAFETY
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS |
The Quality Colloquium is offering two Patient
Quality and Safety Certificate Programs in the
form of optional courses within the conference
for attendees wishing to delve deeper into the
Colloquium's subject matter. Participants may
select either Introduction to Quality and
Patient Safety or Advanced Applications
in Quality and Patient Safety Methods.
Completion of the Introductory Certificate is
not a prerequisite to taking the Advanced
Applications Certificate.
The Patient Safety Certificate Program's
continuing professional education curriculum and
requirements are as follows:
- Completion of pre-conference readings
- Consideration of a series of
pre-conference questions
- Attend either pre-conference Quality and
Patient Safety Boot Camp (Introduction or
Advanced), in person or online
- Attend Colloquium either in person or
online
- Successful completion of the
post-conference online examination relating
to the pre-conference session attended.
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INTRODUCTION TO QUALITY AND PATIENT
SAFETY |
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Who Should Attend?
This program is designed for those who
are interested in understanding and
working successfully in an environment
geared toward optimizing the quality of
care and improving patient safety. This
may include government agencies,
consumer groups, quality organizations,
health plans, hospitals, nursing homes,
physicians and physician organizations,
home health agencies, other providers of
Medicare services (ambulance, DME, lab),
nurses and other clinicians, medical
coding and billing staff, health care
financial and auditing personnel, and
many others.
Course Description
This is a practical, in-depth course for
professionals who want to understand
patient safety issues in the context of
their own local setting. The course will
be geared to those who have limited
training, but will also cater to those
who have increasing levels of knowledge
and training in the field. At the end of
the course, participants will have 90
days to complete the on-line
examination. Completion of the five
elements of the training will earn the
participants a certificate of
completion.
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ADVANCED APPLICATIONS IN QUALITY
AND PATIENT SAFETY METHODS
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Who Should Attend?
This program is designed for those who
have successfully passed the
Introduction to Quality and Patient
Safety course or are health care
executives who recognize the national
need for executive leadership in
healthcare quality and patient safety.
This may include physicians, nurses,
pharmacists, and other healthcare
professionals, risk management
professionals, healthcare program
administrators, pharmaceutical industry
professionals, Health Information
Technology professionals and analysts.
Certificates of
Course Completion
The National Quality Colloquium is
offering a Quality and Patient Safety
Certificate Program in the form of 2
optional courses within the conference
for attendees wishing to explore the
Colloquium's subject matter in greater
depth.
For more information go to
www.QualityColloquium.com/certificate.html. |
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM FACULTY
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Kathleen Jennison Goonan, MD
Executive Director, Center for
Performance Excellence, Massachusetts
General Hospital, Former Judge, Baldrige
National Quality Award Program, Former
Senior Vice President, Institute for
Healthcare Improvement, Boston, MA
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David B. Nash, MD, MBA, FACP
Dean, Jefferson School of Population
Health and Dr. Raymond C. and Doris N.
Grandon Professor of Health Policy,
Thomas Jefferson University,
Philadelphia, PA |
Edward A Walker, MD, MHA
Professor, Department of Psychiatry and
Behavioral Sciences, Cheryl M. Scott
Group Health Cooperative Professor of
Health Administration, Director, UW
Healthcare Leadership Development
Alliance, Seattle, WA |
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THE VENUES AT HARVARD |
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ADDITIONAL |
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QUALITY COLLOQUIUM
ONLINE ARCHIVE LOG IN |
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Click here to log into Quality Colloquium
video archive. |
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BROCHURE AVAILABLE |
Click here to view the brochure.
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SPONSORED BY |
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FEATURING THE QUALITY AND PATIENT
SAFETY CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS: |
The Quality Colloquium is offering two Patient
Quality and Safety Certificate Programs in the
form of optional courses within the conference
for attendees wishing to delve deeper into the
Colloquium's subject matter. Participants may
select either Introduction to Quality and
Patient Safety or Advanced Applications
in Quality and Patient Safety Methods.
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Click here for more information.
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Click here for special certificate
program registration discount package.
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THE FOLLING PLENARY SESSIONS:
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- Empowering and Engaging Patients and
Families to Ensure Safety
- Patient-Centered Care and Shared
Decision Making
- Developing a Culture of Quality (Patient
Safety and Lean)
- Creating a Baldrige Quality Culture
- How to Provide Outstanding
Quality-Driven Care
- How to Create a Premier Healthcare
Organization
- The Role of Leadership, Governance,
Workforce Development in Quality and Safety
- Teaching the Next Generation of
Healthcare Providers to be Leaders in
Quality
- Improving Ambulatory Patient Care
- Innovation in Clinical Decision Support
- A New Role for Watson in Health Care
- The Role of Innovation in Patient Safety
and Healthcare Quality
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FEATURED MINI SUMMITS: |
- Best Practices in Hospital Patient
Safety
- Technology to Improve Health Care
Safety, Quality and Efficiency
- Engaging and Empowering Patients for
Quality and Safety
- Operational Excellence with High
Performance
- Value Based Purchasing
- Education in Quality and Safety
- New Delivery Models and Patent Safety -
ACOs and Medical Homes
- Improving Governance in Hospitals for
Quality
- Population Health and Patient Safety
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ELEVENTH QUALITY COLLOQUIUM AT HARVARD
August 13 - 15, 2012
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ONSITE
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
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ONLINE
In your own office or home live via the Internet
with 24/7 access for six months
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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS |
Michael J. Barry, MD
President, Informed Medical
Decisions Foundation, Medical
Director of the John D. Stoeckle
Center for Primary care
Innovation, Massachusetts
General Hospital, Professor of
Medicine, Harvard Medical
School, Past President, Society
for Medical Decision-Making
(SMDM), Past President, Society
of General Internal Medicine,
Boston, MA |
Maureen Bisognano, MS
President and CEO, Institute for
Healthcare Improvement,
Instructor of Medicine, Harvard
Medical School, Research
Associate, Division of Social
Medicine and Health
Inequalities, Brigham and
Women's Hospital, Cambridge, MA |
David Blumenthal, MD, MPP
Chief Health Information and
Innovation Officer, Partners
Health Care System, Samuel O.
Thier Professor of Medicine and
Professor of Health Care Policy,
Massachusetts General
Hospital/Partners HealthCare
System and Harvard Medical
School, Former National
Coordinator for Health
Information Technology, Boston,
MA |
William A. Conway, MD
Sr. Vice President & Chief
Quality Officer, Henry Ford
Health System, Chief Medical
Officer, Henry Ford Hospital,
Breech Chair for Health Care
Quality Improvement, Detroit, MI |
Michael J. Dowling
President and Chief Executive
Officer, North Shore-Long Island
Jewish Health System, Former
State Director of Health,
Education and Human Services and
Deputy Secretary to the
Governor, New York, New York, NY |
Steven T. Hester, MD, MBA
Senior Vice President and, Chief
Medical Officer, Norton
Healthcare, Louisville, KY
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Helen Haskell
Founder and President, Mothers
Against Medical Error |
Marc Roberts
Professor of Political Economy,
Department of Health Policy and
Management, Department of Global
Health and Population, Harvard
School of Public Health, Boston,
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Josko J. Silobrcic, MD, MPH,
MS
Associate Partner and Senior
Medical Scientist, Care Delivery
Systems, IBM Research; Adjunct
Faculty in Health Care
Management, Department of Health
Policy and Management, Harvard
University School of Public
Health, Boston, MA |
Matthew K. Wynia, MD, MPH
Director, The Institute for
Ethics and Center for Patient
Safety, American Medical
Association, Chicago, IL
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COLLOQUIUM CO CHAIRS |
Kathleen Jennison Goonan, MD
Chief Executive Officer, Goonan
Performance Strategies, LLC,
Associate in Health Policy,
Massachusetts General Hospital,
Former Judge, Baldrige National
Quality Award Program, Former
Senior Vice President, Institute
for Healthcare Improvement,
Boston, MA |
David B. Nash, MD, MBA, FACP
Dean, Jefferson School of
Population Health and Dr.
Raymond C. and Doris N. Grandon
Professor of Health Policy,
Thomas Jefferson University,
Philadelphia, PA |
Paul Wallace, MD
Senior Vice President and
Director, Center for Comparative
Effectiveness Research, The
Lewin Group, Former Medical
Director for Health and
Productivity Management
Programs, The Care Management
Institute, The Permanente
Federation, Kaiser Permanente,
Falls Church, VA |
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TRACK CO CHAIRS |
Tom Bigda-Peyton, EdD
President, Action Learning
Systems, President, Center for
Adaptive Solutions, Boston, MA |
Dave deBronkart
"e-Patient Dave", Patient,
Consultant, Blogger; Co-Chair,
Society for Participatory
Medicine, Nashua, NH |
Anita Krishnan, PhD, MS
Director, Healthcare Oracle
Health Sciences Global Business
Unit, New York, NY |
Jeffrey Levin-Scherz, MD,
MBA, FACP
Chief Medical Officer, One
Medical, San Francisco, CA |
Martin D. Merry, MD, CM
Health Care Consultant, Senior
Advisor for Medical Affairs, New
Hampshire Hospital Association,
Adjunct Associate Clinical
Professor of Health Management
and Policy, University of New
Hampshire, Boston, MA |
Tracey A. Moorhead
President and Chief Executive
Officer, Care Continuum
Alliance, Washington, DC
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James Pelegano, MD, MS
Assistant Professor, Jefferson
School of Population Health,
Program Director, Masters of
Healthcare Management and
Quality, Jefferson School of
Population Health, Philadelphia,
PA |
Laurel Pickering, MPH
President and Chief Executive
Officer, Northeast Business
Group on Health, New York, NY
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CONTENT OPTIONS |
TRADITIONAL CONFERENCE
REGISTRATION
Register for one of the
Preconference Boot Camps --
Introduction to Quality and
Patient Safety or Advanced
Applications in Quality and
Patient Safety Methods -- and/or
Conference.
QUALITY AND PATIENT SAFETY
CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
The Quality Colloquium is
offering a Quality and Patient
Safety Certificate Program in
the form of an optional course
within the conference for
attendees wishing to take a
deeper dive into the Summit's
subject matter. The Program
requirements are:
- Completion of
preconference readings
- Consideration of a
series of preconference
questions
- Attend the introductory
or advanced Preconference
Boot Camp, either in person
or online
- Attend the Colloquium,
either in person or online
- Successfully complete
the introductory or advanced
post-conference online
examination -
Click here to take
sample examination.
Attendees who
successfully complete Program
requirements will receive a
certificate of completion.
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PARTICIPATION OPTIONS
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TRADITIONAL ONSITE ATTENDANCE
Simply register, travel to the
conference city, and attend in
person.
Pros: subject
matter immersion; professional
networking opportunities;
faculty interaction
LIVE AND ARCHIVED INTERNET
ATTENDANCE
Watch the conference in live
streaming video over the
Internet and at your convenience
at any time 24/7 for the six
months following the event.
The archived
conference includes speaker
videos and coordinated
PowerPoint presentations.
Pros: Live
digital feed and 24/7 Internet
access for next six months;
Accessible in office, at home or
anywhere worldwide with Internet
access; Avoid travel expense and
hassle; No time away for the
office |
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INTERNET INTERFACE
SAMPLE
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Click here for a
sample stream
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SPECIAL BENEFIT
FOR QUALITY AND PATIENT SAFETY
CERTIFICATE HOLDERS:
Participants who successfully complete
the Quality and Patient Safety
Certificate Program offered in
conjunction with the Eleventh Annual
National Quality Colloquium are eligible
to receive a 15% tuition discount for
courses taken as part of the Master of
Science in Healthcare Quality and Safety
(MS-HQS) degree program offered through
Thomas Jefferson University's School of
Population Health. To be eligible for
this discount, National Quality
Colloquium students must meet all
admissions requirements for the program
and must enroll by July 1, 2013. For
more information about Jefferson's
MS-HQS:
www.jefferson.edu/population_health. |
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