Improving the Value of Acute and Emergency Care: Frontline Innovation
With an increasing push to value-based care and increasing quality measurements, innovations in acute and emergency care are increasingly necessary and organizations have started to realize the central role of EDs in value-based care. Leaders on the frontlines of innovation speak on gaining an understanding of what’s new, what works, and what doesn’t as well as the government and quality-focused policies that create incentives for organizations to invest in improving acute and emergency care.
Welcome/Overview
- Jesse Pines, MD, MBA, MSCE, GWU / Urgent Matters
Opening Keynote: The Future of Quality Measurement in Emergency Care
- Shantanu Agrawal, MD, CEO National Quality Forum
Panel 1: Innovations In Telehealth in Acute and Emergency Care
- Moderator: Neal Sikka, MD, GWU
- Panelist 1: Brendan Carr, MD, Jefferson
- Panelist 2: Peter Greenwald MD, ED TeleHealth Co-Director, Weill Medical College
- Panelist 3: Michael Gonzalez, Houston’s Ethan Program
- Panelist 4: Rahul Sharma, MD, MBA
Update on Philips Project: Acute Unscheduled Care in Seven Developed Nations: A Cross-Country Comparison
- Jesse Pines, MD, MBA, MSCE, GWU / Urgent Matters
2017 Emergency Care Innovation of the Year Winner: ED Express Care Service
- Peter Greenwald, MD, ED Telehealth Co-Director Weill Medical College
- Rahul Sharma, MD, MBA
2017 Emergency Care Innovation Honorable Mention: ED Antimicrobial Stewardship Interventions
- Larissa May, MD, MSPH, University of California-Davis
2017 Emergency Care Innovation Honorable Mention: Acute Care at Home: An ED-based Alternative to Admission
- Allyson Kreshak, MD, UC San Diego
2017 Emergency Care Innovation Honorable Mention: Timely Provider Shift Report
- Thomas Scaletta, MD, Edward-Elmhurst Health
Update on Emergency Quality Network (E-QUAL) & CEDR
- Arjun Venkatesh, MD, Yale
- Pawan Goyal, MD, MHA, UT Austin
Panel 2: West Health - Making the Case for Senior-focused Emergency Care: Are Physicians and Health System Leaders Aligned?
- Moderator: Tim Lash, MBA, West Health
- Panelist 1: Kevin Biese, MD, UNC
- Panelist 2: Christopher Carpenter, MD, Wash U
- Panelist 3: James Adams, MD, Northwestern
Closing Keynote: Update on MIPS/MACRA in Emergency Care: CMS Innovation Center
- Speaker: Steve Farmer, MD, PhD, GWU