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0900
Official Opening – Essex Ballroom
Welcome from ISQua’s President: John Helfrick, USA
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Making the most of the Conference:
David Bates, USA, Conference Chair
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0930
A1 Picker Plenary Presentation
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“The Role of Information Technology in Achieving a High Performance Health System: The International Experience”
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Response: Richard Grol, NLD
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1030
BREAK
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1100-1230
Concurrent Track Sessions
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A2 Patients – Invited session
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Making primary care more patient-centered
Leader: Melinda K.Abrams, USA and panel
Session supported by The Commonwealth Fund
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Susan Edgman-Levitan
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Sarah Hudson Scholle
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A3 Health Information Technology – Invited session
Essex Center
Intersection of Quality/Safety and Informatics/Decision Support
Leaders: Janet Corrigan and Don Detmer, USA
Session supported by Baylor Health Care Systems
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A4 Measures/Indicators – Brief paper presentations
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039 Do patient sociodemographic characteristics affect primary care practice sites’ performance on quality measures?
Friedberg MW, Safran DG, Singer JA, Coltin KI, Zheng J, Howitt K, Schneider EC
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192 Nationwide performance measurement can improve the quality of care
Bartels PD, Mainz J, Hansen A-M, Ingeman A, Bunk A, Nakano A, Kaersvang L
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257 Performance measurement: Does perception influence reality?
Mebane-Sims IL,Williams SC, Schmaltz S, Koss RG, Loeb JM
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304 Assessment of the feasibility of general practice level analysis for quality monitoring purposes
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A5 Accreditation/Evaluation – Brief paper presentations
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586 Patient safety: Performance measurement
Greco P, Russell SJ, Dean C, Peters J
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466 Development of a new national quality program in Denmark: Combining the power of quantitative indicators with qualitative standards
Mainz J, Crisp H, Krog BR, Eberhard M, Flarup L,Villadsen AM, Ibsen C, Engel C, Schmidt SE, Rasmussen G, Muddimann R,Wright R, Hundborg K
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553 The Accreditation of Australian general practices - The journey into the electronic age with AccreditationPro
Choong R, Aloizos AmJ, Vecchio M, Moody J, Petrakis N, Fahey K
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490 Business excellence: Going beyond the compliance journey
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A6 Patient Safety – Invited sessions
Staffordshire
The anatomy and physiology of the International Classification for Patient Safety: What do the words mean?
Leader: Thomas Perneger, Switzerland, and panel
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A global agenda for patient safety research: First public release from the WHO World Alliance for Patient Safety
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A7 Systems – Brief paper presentations
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407 Transforming acute care: Potential savings from improving safety in US hospitals
Jha AK, Chan DC, Ridgway AR, Franz C, Bates DW
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543 The way different viewers understand patient process:An interdisciplinary approach in mapping patient process across the community
Hayerizadeh BF, Faghihi MR, Goudarzi F, Ghorbati M, Hosseinzadeh F, Shahrami A, Haerizadeh M, Ghanbari S, Kheiltash A, Zarghi,A, Hariri A, Sakhavi M, Shadnoush M, Ramezankhani A
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037 Factors affecting wait time management strategies: Identifying them and building a framework
Pomey MP, Forest PG, Sanmartin C, De Coster C, Drew M
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580 Impact of improving ventilator bundle compliance on intensive care throughput
Howell MD, Foley J, Boyd K, Clardy P, Gillis J, Hurst J, Lima L, Phelan C, Russell K, Serrano M,Wright SB,Talmor D
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A8 Clinical – Quality Improvement – Invited session
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Clinical performance quality: engaging physicians in assessing and improving clinical practice
Leader: Richard Grol, Netherlands
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A9 Workforce/Education – Invited session
A vision for the health and care workforce 2022
Leader: Kim Beazor, UK
followed by:
Information Technology may help transform healthcare, but do we have a sufficient workforce?
Leader: Charles Saffran, USA
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A10 Track Nine: Measures/Indicators – Brief paper presentations
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001 Development and validation of an instrument for appraising indicator quality:The Appraisal of Indicators through Research and Evaluation (AIRE) instrument
De Koning JS, Smulders AW, Klazinga NS
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131 The quantitative measurement of ‘New Leadership’ processes in health care:A review of the available instruments
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266 Comparison of mortality predictive models using laboratory data versus ICD-9 code-based comorbidity software by the Agency of Healthcare Quality and Research
Tabak YP, Sun XW, Kurtz SG, Derby K, Cox E, Johannes RS
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333 The application of AHRQ patient safety indicators to routinely collected UK hospital administrative data
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452 AHRQ patient safety indicators are suitable for international application: Results of a German validation study
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1230-1400
LUNCH
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1230-1345
Patient Safety Researchers meeting
WHO World Alliance for Patient Safety and ISQua will lead a lunchtime meeting for delegates with an interest in patient safety research.
Regions and national societies meeting
Open to interested delegates
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1315-1350
Concurrent Poster Presentation Sessions
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AP1 Patients
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080 Empowering seldom-heard communities to co-design health services
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278 PIPS Project: Personalized Information Platform for Life and Health Services
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570 The feedback system in an acute care setting
Hsieh YS, Chang WC, Hwang CP, Hsieh IR
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332 “I have a right to know what is wrong with me”: Information and children’s consent to treatment: An experience of paediatric Italian network
Visconti P,Vecchi Brumatti L, Danielli E, Peraldo M, Celesti L,Tamburlini G, Morello Marchese P
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563 Using patient survey information for quality improvement in US dialysis centers
Hurtado MP, Frentzel E, Levin A
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AP2 Measures/Indicators
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009 Proof of the pudding – Carrying out a pan-hospital audit
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042 An evaluation on DOTS implementation in Indonesian hospitals through clinical audit: Can the Australian clinical governance model make improvement?
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053 Auditing of early medical management of acute stroke:An assessment by COMPAQH
Goubet S, Gardel C, Capuano F, Minvielle E
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233 Undertaking an assurance review within Guy’s and St.Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust (GSTFT)
Stoker S,Walsh E,Tarling R, Baker E
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AP3 Measures/Indicators
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005 Towards a framework for long-term maintenance of quality measures: Results of a survey of leading measures developers
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467 Assessing cancer care quality in hospitals with core measure indicators:A preliminary study on breast and colorectal cancer
Chung KP, Lai MS, Kuo NC, Koong SL
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396 Quality indicators for maternity home care in the Netherlands
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500 Quality improvements in health care service expressed differentially among different population groups
Poblano-Verastegui O, Lopez-Cervantes M, Hernandez B, Ballard D
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AP4 Accreditation/Evaluation
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602 Redesign of the Dutch standard for accreditation of hospitals
Beaard HWM, van der Heijden FVMJ, van der, Doets PM, den Adel RJ
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292 Review of quality & safety regulatory organisations.Acting on the Irish acute care services
Doran J, Sweeney J, Boland R
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487 The Brazilian system of accreditation: Differences and similarities between the national accreditation organization and JCI
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478 Achieving targeted risk based regulation through an information led approach
Bardsley M, Blunt I, Chitnis X, Kaftez A, Porter A, Spiegelhalter D
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AP5 Patient Safety
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083 Extension of medication reconciliation in ambulatory care:Attempts at improvement
Nassaralla Cl, Naessens JM, Chaudhry R, Hansen MA, Scheitel SM
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281 Implementation of a simple medication reconciliation process to reduce medication errors in Australian hospitals
Van de Vreede MA, Dooley MJ
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148 The effectiveness of Medication Errors Reporting System (MERS)
Tsai CY, Chan YY, Chen HY, Soong YK
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361 Online reporting system for medication safety events in an acute academic teaching hospital
Relihan EC, O’ Grady F,Treacy VM
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207 The evaluation of unintended discontinuation of medication at the time of hospital admission by health smart cards
Hsu MH, Li YC,Yen JC, Huang CC, Chiu WT
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AP6 Patient Safety
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236 Risk factors associated with adverse events during hospitalisations:An insurer perspective
Andereggen VM,Varela I, Boechi L, Montero C,Abatti A,Garcia Elorrio E, Gimenez LA
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323 Effects of hospital-wide antibiotic stewardship program on prescribing practices of parenteral antimicrobial agents
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415 The Ottawa Hospital’s centre for patient safety – Creating leadership in safety
Hunter L, Forster A,Worthington JR
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218 100 K lives – How evidence based can patient safety campaigns be?
Krogstad U, Rygh L,Arntzen E, Baalsrud A, Gilbert M, Nilsen ST, Ormstad S
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AP7 Systems
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406 The relationship between the costs and quality of hospital care in the U.S
Jha AK, Orav EJ, Dobson A, Book R, Epstein AM
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277 Quality management in health care organizations in Finland years 1999 and 2004
Raikkonen O, Outinen M, Holma T,Sainio S
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263 The role of stakeholders in the instigation of a framework of quality and safety policies and procedures in a residential setting
Fagan PA, Sweeney J, Reddy D
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294 In the face of adversity, diversity wins
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AP8 Clinical Quality Improvement
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302 Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus infection reduction in the Intensive Care Unit
Rodriguez VE, Durlach RA, Freuler CB, Ezcurra C,Testón L, Fernandez Canigia L, Laugas S
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186 Effect of the public release of antibiotic prescribing rate on primary care physician’s prescribing pattern in South Korea
Kim S, CHang JH, Kim KS, Lee S
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525 Improvement of prescription of Deep Vein Thrombosis Prophylaxis (DVTP) in a program of continuos improvement
Sousa AG, Lisboa LF, Fernandes Jr CJ, Kashiwagi NM, Cypriano AS, Santos BFC, Bork AMGT, Cendoroglo M
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401 A national research framework for improving clinical handover
Jeffcott SA, Evans SM, Chin GSM, Cameron P, Ibrahim JE
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AP9 Workforce/Education
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211 Delivering clinical governance through E-learning:A study and evaluation of the online training developed by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
Wright HJ,Ashmore SR, Ruthven T,Warner L
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535 Enhancing patient safety and patient satisfaction on a clinical teaching service through geographically-localized inpatient care microsystems
Yang JJ,Tess AV, Sulmonte KK, Reynolds EE
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239 The nurse staffing and patient safety knowledge network: A vehicle to drive evidence-informed decisions
Freeman N, Helmer J, Hoffman C
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476 Analysis of patient outcomes and direct nursing care activity related to nurse-to-patient ratio
Park SH, You SJ, Park BH, Choi YK, Chang HS
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521 Healthcare workforce:Anexperiential route to a quality qualification in health,quality credentials for health professionals
Bullivant JRN, Corbett-Nolan A, Steer F
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1400-1530
Concurrent Track Sessions
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A11 Patients – Invited session
Essex North Center
Physician accountability for patient-centered care
Leader: Mark Waxman, USA and panel.
Picker session
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A12 Health Information Technology – Invited session
Essex Center
Care management and technology – Getting to improvements in the small physician practice
Leaders: Chuck Parker & LuAnn Kimker, USA
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A13 Measures/Indicators
Essex South
Selected Brief Paper Presentations
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532 Relationship between cost and quality for people with diabetes in managed care organizations in the United States
Roski J,Turbyville S, Scholle S
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366 Health care systems and their performance: An extensive review
de Belvis AG, Pelone F,Volpe M, Ricciardi W
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551 Using existing data and derived indicators to evaluate quality of care and performance of a recently created network of hospitals
Burnand B, Scherer F,Arditi C, Luthi JC
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289 Performance evaluation system in healthcare:A tool for management and policy makers
Nuti S, Bonini A, Seghieri C
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529 Defining a high performance cancer care system:A five-country comparison of Canada, France, Germany, the UK and the USA
Sullivan T, Schneider E, Richards M, Borella L, Hallek M, Dobrow M
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A14 Accreditation/Evaluation – Invited session
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ISQua website for Accreditation research
Leader: Wendy Nicklin, CAN
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A15 Patient Safety – Brief paper presentations
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376 The effectiveness of an intervention aimed at improving incident reporting rates and changing staff attitudes towards reporting
Evans SM, Smith BJ, Esterman A, Runciman WB, Maddern G, Sellim P, Stead K, O’Shaughnessy J, Muecke S, Jones S
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128 What is the difference in adverse events detected using different methods of identification?
Naessens JM, Campbell CR, Berg B, Lefante J,Williams AR, Culbertson R
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099 Patient safety and consultation time in primary health care - Are they related?
Mira JJ, Nebot C, Lorenzo S
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425 Examining the relationship between patient safety and specialty using the 2006 acute hospital inpatient survey in England
Petruckevitch A, Raleigh V
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399 The West Virginia patient safety project
Hannah KL, Ruddick P, Bellamy G
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A16 Systems – Invited session
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Performance Measurement and Quality Improvement Activities in U.S. Hospitals
Leader: Anthony Shih, USA and panel
Session supported by The Commonwealth Fund
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A17 Clinical – Quality Improvement – Invited session
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MARQuIS: Hospital quality improvement: Preliminary results
Leader: Rosa Sunol, Spain
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A18 Workforce/Education – Brief paper presentations & invited session
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108 The ICONAS project on organizational climate:Are we ready to be patients’ partners?
Wienand U, Cinotti R, Nicoli A, Bisagni M
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599 Variation in caregiver perceptions of teamwork climate and safety climate in a tertiary care hospital in Turkey
Kaya S, Barsbay S, Bal E,Yalcin P, Karabulut E
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Workshop: It’s No Joke! The Importance of Humor In Quality Team Effectiveness
Leader: Lois Butcher-Poffley, USA
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A19 Health Information Technology – Brief paper presentations
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126 Providing virtual mental health care in a rural community hospital
Tiessen B, Reaume-Zimmer P
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619 An electronic registry and processes to create actionable information improve results of diabetes management measures
Melin JA, Emro S, Sherry P, Cusolito J
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436 Using health smart cards to improve medication safety
Huang CY, Li YC, Liu CT,Yen JC, Huang CC,Hsu MH
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593 Closing the loop on test results: Experience with a web based test tracking results system incorporated within an online medical record
Sands KE, Markson L, Moody E,Aronson MD
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388 Tag and track: Curbing spread of diseases
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1530
BREAK
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1600-1700
A20 Afternoon Plenary Session
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1700-1830
Wine and Cheese Reception: Meet the Poster Display Authors
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1700-1830
Wine and Cheese Reception: Meet the Poster Display Authors
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Evening Professional visits – ticket only
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Evening Professional visits – ticket only
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