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Ken Rohde President – KRRohde LLC, Sr. Consultant in Clinical Compliance & High Reliability – Chartis Clinical Quality Solutions

For most of our organizations we rely on three separate Quality data sets to monitor how well we are doing and plan improvements.  Unfortunately, these three: Incident Reports, Dashboards and Compliance Audits & Tracers rarely have the chance to mix...

Kimberly Sanchez, RN, PhD, CCRN-K, ACCNS-AG Clinical Nurse Specialist – Keck Medicine of USC Kimberly is a clinical nurse specialist for a medical intensive care unit as well as an inpatient rehabilitation unit. She has almost 15 years of experience...

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) Bundled Payments for Care Improvement Advanced (BPCI-A) initiative aims to promote value-based delivery of patient care. (1) We sought to test the hypothesis that by (a) integrating clinical and socioeconomic patient characteristics...

Megan Turby, M.S.Ed, CHC, CPHQ Vice President of Compliance, Quality & HIM – Gulfside Healthcare Services Megan Turby, M.S.Ed, CHC, CPHQ is the Vice President of Compliance, Quality & HIM at Gulfside Healthcare Services, where she leads, develops, and implements...

In this session you will explore how to ensure you have a robust continuous compliance program that encompasses survey readiness and quality initiatives. You will learn to develop processes with a compliant foundation and build upon them to ensure the...

The United States continues on its journey toward value-based care, and the NAHQ domain of Quality Review and Accountability supports the premise that value is equal to outcomes over cost. Review the concepts and the organizations around value-based care, and...

John Throop, MD, MBA, FACEP President, Emergency Care Specialists Dr. Throop has 20 years of experience in physician leadership, practice administration, revenue cycle management, and clinical program development. He has expertise in healthcare business strategy, new service line creation, and...

Session Description Women at average risk for breast cancer are recommended to start mammogram screening at age 40. The goal of screening is early detection in women who do not have symptoms. In the spring of 2022, patients requesting appointments...

COVID-19 has highlighted and exacerbated a number of health disparities in the United States. Unfortunately, health disparities have long existed in diagnostic error and continue to negatively impact patient safety. One major contributor to the disparities in patient safety events...