26/06/2008: MRSA Action UK: International Care Pathways Conference
Thursday, 26 Jun 2008 09:46
Wednesday 25 and Thursday 26 June 2008
76 Portland Place, London
Debate on Patient Care Pathways in reducing the length of stay and improving the quality of patient care.
Choose from over 40 presentations split into three streams incorporating case study presentations, legal updates, workshops and master classes.
Stream A: Pathways to improvement across the whole patient journey
- Care pathways: delivering a shorter patient journey
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- Pathways and the law: interactive panel session
- Lean thinking and care pathways
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- Pathways for patient safety
- Using Failure Mode Effects Analysis (FMEA) to identify weaknesses and potential errors in the pathway and patient journey
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- Pathways for 18 weeks
Stream B: Masterclasses
- Evidence based medicine and pathways
- eCare pathways
- Statistics and data collection
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- Clinical outcomes monitoring and measurement
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- Lean workshop
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Stream C: Case studies in practice
- Care pathways in:
- Mental health
- Surgery
- Medicine
- End of Life Care
PLUS poster presentations outlining the latest international research and developments.
Keynote speakers include:
Dr Yosef Dlugacz
Senior Vice President and Chief of Clinical Quality, Education and Research Krasnoff Quality Management Institute, New York, USA
Professor Massimiliano Panella
President European Pathway Association (E-P-A) and Professor of Public Health Università del Piedmonte Orientale, Amadeo Avogadro, Novarra, Italy
Dr Kris Vanhaecht Secretary
General European Pathway Association (E-P-A) and Research Fellow Centre for Health Services and Nursing Research Catholic University, Leuven, Belgium
International Care Pathways Conference (Click for more information)
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