Sunday, November 13, 2011
Focus Workshops are available to only those who have registered for a Full Conference Pass (not available to exhibit hall only, guest/spouse, and one-day pass registrants; Non-Attendees CAN register for C01: Joint Commission 101). Pre-registration and extra fee required.
| 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. | You’ve heard about evidence-based design (EBD), or you may already be EDAC (Evidence-based Design Accreditation) certified. Now you’re wondering, “How can I practically apply this process in MY healthcare design project?” Attend this new, in-depth workshop that is designed to bring EBD concepts into reality and offer you a personal consultation to coach you through integrating the process into your project(s). This new opportunity offers exclusive access to industry experts who possess EBD knowledge and real-world experience. They’ll sit down with you to share their perspectives and answer specific questions about your new construction or renovation project. By the end of the workshop, you’ll understand how to:
Offering a uniquely interactive day of consultation, this program prepares you to enter the larger HEALTHCARE DESIGN program with a better understanding of EBD concepts. As a result, you might even stimulate more lively exchanges with your peers during the Educational and Roundtable Discussion sessions. Upon registering for this clinic, The Center for Health Design will require you to complete a questionnaire prior to attending, which will be sent to you in late summer. This information will help us match you to a consultant who fits the needs of your project. Each attendee receives a bundle of EBD books and resources from The Center for Health Design ($200 retail value). Cost: $285. Breakfast and lunch is included. Space is limited to 60 attendees. Practice EBD participants are invited to attend the EDAC Exam Preparation Workshop, which follows this program at 3:00pm (no additional fee). Brought to you by: EDAC | ||
| 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. | Kathy Reno, PhD, MBA, RN, Consultant, Joint Commission Resources, inc. The focus of this workshop will be to educate attendees on the impact of The Joint Commission Standards and other regulations on planning, design, and the built environment in a manner that is clear and directional for clinicians, architects, construction managers, designers, and contractors. The faculty will discuss the Safe Health Design focus of Joint Commission Resources which integrates Evidence Based Design principles and industry knowledge with Joint Commission Standards and how this work has impacted hospitals across the globe. The faculty will describe the standards that are critical to patient safety and quality which are not often discussed at the “design table”. Additionally, as of January 2011 The Joint Commission amended the Environment of Care Standard EC.02.06.05 from using the Guidelines for Design and Construction of Hospitals and Health Care Facilities, 2001 edition, published by the American Institute of Architects; to the 2010 edition, administered by the Facilities Guidelines Institute (FGI) and published by the American Society for Healthcare Engineering. This workshop will explore the 2010 FGI Guidelines as they relate to planning, design, construction, and commissioning of new or renovated health care facilities and steps that can be taken to ensure compliance with The Joint Commission standards. Key topics that will be covered: Life Safety & Emergency and compliance with TJC EC.02.06.05 and section 1.2 of the FGI Guidelines. Upon completion of this workshop attendees should understand specific requirements associated with:
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| 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. | C03 Inspiring Collaboration: Connecting Healthcare Clients, Designer and Manufacturers] Moderator: Cheryl Durst, Executive Vice President and CEO, IIDA HOK Product Design spearheaded a collaborative effort that produced a new breakthrough in flooring and fabrics for health care environments. Join the research and design team from manufacturers Mannington Commercial and Pallas Textiles and the lead interior architect for University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics for a panel event at HEALTHCARE DESIGN, Panelists will discuss:
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| 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. | C04 Investing in Patient Experience from a CFO Perspective Moderator: Patricia Robinson, PhD, CPNP, Director, Center for Pediatric Research and Outcomes, Walt Disney Pavilion Florida Hospital for Children Panelists: Join Philips Healthcare for a 60 minute discussion of issues and strategies for evaluating Patient Experience-related investments from a CFO perspective. A panel of CFOs will explore justification, return on investment and overall prioritization of Patient Experience within the continuum of competing demands in today’s healthcare environment. Learning Objectives:
Click here to register for this session. About the Panelists: Natassia Orr, Chief Operating Officer for Broward General Medical Center, a 716 bed tertiary hospital, brings 20 years of experience in Healthcare Administration and business management. During her tenure at Broward Health she has provided leadership and strategic vision for a variety of programs and services, with a special focus on both patient and staff satisfaction, while successfully meeting and exceeding financial targets. Areas of expertise include corporate compliance for quality and standards administration and business systems. Cynthia McCauley is the Chief Financial Officer of Tenet Good Samaritan Medical Center, a 333 bed acute care facility in West Palm Beach Florida with five free-standing imaging centers. Mc. McCauley has over 23 years in healthcare financial management experience, sixteen as Chief Financial Officer. Ms. McCauley has been instrumental in supporting new programs and technology at her facility, including the DaVinci Si Robot, MAKO Robotic Technology , an Elekta Gamma Knife, 64 Slice CT and two new Cardiology Suites. Hamilton W. Clark, Chief Financial Officer for Broward General Medical Center (BGMC) has over ten years of experience in the healthcare industry in financial leadership roles. In his current role, Clark is responsible for all financial aspects of a 700 bed, tertiary hospital with a multitude of specialty services. Clark oversees financial management, analysis, the budgetary process, volume projections, capital budget and revenue cycle management. One of only seven hospitals in the State of Florida designated as a Level 1 Trauma Center, BGMC is also host to the Heart Center of Excellence, the Orthopedic Sports Medicine Center, the Total Joint Replacement Program, the Comprehensive Cancer Center, the liver transplant program and the Chris Evert Children’s Hospital.
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1:00 - 3:00 p.m. | W01 Healthier Hospital Initiative — Moving the Sector Toward Sustainability Anna Gilmore Hall, RN,MS, CAE, Executive Director, Practice Greenhealth A group of health care systems—Advocate Health Care; Catholic Healthcare West; Hospital Corporation of America (HCA, Inc.); Inova; Kaiser Permanente; MedStar Health; and Partners Healthcare along with Health Care Without Harm, Practice Greenhealth and the Center for Health Design—came together to help move the healthcare sector forward by collectively addressing some of the overarching issues that affect each healthcare facility as it develops sustainable operations. This collective group, the Healthier Hospitals Initiative, set out an agenda of basic hospital operational areas that need to be addressed to reduce the environmental footprint of each facility. This session will provide an overview of the HHI agenda, as well as identify tools and resources that all healthcare facilities can use to implement the tier 1 goals in their facilities. | ||
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. | W02 Emerging Trends in Healthcare Interior Design-- An AAHID Panel Discussion and Workshop Moderator: Janet Kobylka, AAHID, IIDA, EDAC, LEED BD + C Senior Associate, Healthcare, HOK Panelists: Emerging Trends in Healthcare Interior Design-- An AAHID Panel Discussion and Workshop Given the uncertainty surrounding the healthcare industry, Healthcare Interior Designers are positioned to make a profound impact on the environment where care is being delivered. Our panelists will explore the issues and trends the industry is facing and offer perspectives on strategies that are emerging for addressing the aging population, shifts to outpatient care and planning for an adaptable and flexible facility that meets the needs of the future. | ||
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. | W03 Digging Out the Golden Nuggets in Healthcare Benchmarking Data Todd Wilkening, Director of Facilities, Ridgeview Medical Center Interact with capital funding experts and health care facilities pros who helped compile the data for the "Operations & Maintenance Benchmark for Health Care Facilities Report." This report includes data from 150 hospitals. They will show you how to mine for the golden nuggets in health care’s most significant benchmarking report. Among the nuggets are metrics to compare energy consumption, maintenance and utility costs with comparable facilities throughout the U.S., and then translating the numbers into language understood by C-Suite leaders – such as adjusted patient days and adjusted discharges. You will also delve into finding the most economical options for new capacity by benchmarking to the proprietary hospital companies’ construction cost capability and how to generate capital capacity though operating efficiencies. | ||
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. | W04 Successful Interdisciplinary Team Training: An Interdisciplinary Team Workshop - CANCELLED This workshop is designed as an interactive learning experience for any member of the design and clinical team. Attendees will experience dialogue, communication, innovation, insight, and practical applications from structured design problem-solving exercises and interdisciplinary collaboration strategies. Specifically, attendees will drill down to identify effective tools for soliciting input from end users, identify communication gaps between the design community and the clinical community, list issues related to early communication and clear expectations that affect change orders, and define criteria and a timetable for putting together effective patient advisory groups and end-user groups. | ||
3:15 - 5:15 p.m. | Presented by EDAC Volunteers and Experts Join EDAC experts for a comprehensive study session to prepare for the EDAC exam. This session will provide detailed information for studying and passing the EDAC exam, including the five domains of the exam and the sub-domains covered in the Detailed Content Outline. Be prepared to get exam pointers, tips, and study tools from the experts. The workshop will include application materials, exam topics, sample questions, scoring criteria, and exam schedules. | ||
3:15 - 5:15 p.m. | W06 The Design of a Lifetime—Crafting the Elder-Responsive Hospital Barbara Miszkiel, OAA, MRAIC, LEED AP, EDAC, Principal, Stantec Architecture Ltd. Join an acclaimed gerontologist-architect-interior designer team as they discuss emerging trends in elder care and elder-responsive design, and the impact on future hospital operation and functionality. Rethink the patient experience through elders’ eyes in crafting the elder-responsive hospital, including age-related changes that affect elders’ experiences in the ER and inpatient settings. Discover the principles for an Elder-Responsive Hospital Model, from both the "Physical" Dimension and "Social Behavioral Culture" Dimension. Witness case studies and be inspired by new advances in specific planning and operational models, such as the geriatric team approach, delirium programs, and an Acute Care for Elders strategy. For indepth information about emerging trends in elder care, consider attending the Environments for Aging Conference in March 2012. | ||
3:15 - 5:15 p.m. | W07 Energy Modeling Night at the Improv—Featuring the Wizard of SD Kim Shinn, MS, PE, LEED AP BD+C, CxA, BEMP, Principal/Senior, TLC Engineering |
