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PROGRAMME: Copenhagen 2008 - Healthcare Quality and Safety: Meeting the Next Challenges
 
 
0900
Official Opening - Auditorium 10, 11 and 12

Arrival of HRH Crown Princess Mary of Denmark
Welcome from ISQua`s President: Bruce Barraclough , Australia and Helle Ulrichsen, Denmark

Official Conference Opening: Danish Minister for Health and Prevention Jakob Axel Nielsen

 
Making the most of the Conference:

Janne Lehmann Kundsen, Denmark, Conference Chair

 
0940
A1 Plenary Presentation

Speaker: Lucien Leape, USA

Chair: Helle Ulrichsen, Denmark

 
1040
Honorary Life Membership Award
 
1030
BREAK
 
1100-1230
Concurrent Track Sessions
 
A2 Patient Safety - Invited session

Auditorium 15

 
Better knowledge for safer care: Advancing research for patient safety worldwide with the WHO World Alliance for Patient Safety

Speakers: David Bates (USA), Itziar Larigoitia (SWITZ), Nittita Prasopa-Plazier (SWITZ) and Bill Runciman (AUS)

 

 
The research program for patient safety
 
 
Better knowledge for safer care: strengthening capacity - IL
 
 
Small research grants for patient safety - NPP
 
 
The epistimology of patient safety research - BR
 
 
A3 Measures/Indicators - Invited session

Bella Vista 1

 
International Comparisons of Healthcare Systems: Kaiser Permanente and the Danish Health Care System - JH
 
 
International comparisons of healthcare systems - AF
 
 
International comparisons of healthcare systems

Speakers: Karen Davis (USA), Anne Frolich (DK), John Hsu (USA), Ellen Nolte (UK),  Sophia Schlette (GR)

 
A4 Patient-Centered Care - Invited Session

Bella Vista 2

 
Hospitals and patient-centered care

Chair: Stephen C Shoenbaum, USA
Speakers: O Groene, P Y Leung, C Shaw

Session Supported by The Picker Foundaion

 
Building Sustainable Patient-Centred Care Services - PYL
 
 
Rights, expectations, culture - CS
 
 
A5 Quality Systems - Brief Paper Presentations

Bella Vista 3

115 - Presenting comparative information on the quality of health care to consumers
Damman OC, Hendriks M, Rademakers JJDJM, et all

229 - Impact of implementing an evidence-based decision support tool for reducing inappropriate medical imaging services
Bairstow PJ, Persaud J, Mendelson R, et all

287 - Governance between organisations: Tackling the boundaries of care
Bullivant J, Corbett-Nolan A, Deighan M, Rogers K

444 - Qualitative pilot study on microsystem organisation and information management in primary care: Evidence from data-poor environment in Latin America
Insua JT, Cabral G, Calle F, Medina N

357 - Patient Flow, improving the patient experience
Adamson BJ

 

 
115 - OCD
 
 
287 - JB
 
 
Patient Flow: Improving the patient experience - BA
 
 
A6 Health Information Technology (HIT) - Invited Session

Meeting Room 16

 
IT as a tool for QI and shared care in Danish general practice

Leader: Preben Cramon, Denmark

 
Evidence to practise: Leverage your data investment

Gary Morgan, Australia

 
Accessing the distributed patient record intelligently:

David Hansen, Australia

 
A7 Clinical - Brief Paper Presentations

Meeting Room 17


267 - Adopting a patient-centered pathway for hip and knee replacement patient delievers improvement in all dimensions of healthcare quality
Wainwright T, Olyslaegers C, Middleton RG

 

114 - Evaluating COPD disease management: Application of a theoretical model
Lemmens KMM, Nieboer AP, Rutten-Van Mölken MPMH, et al.

140 - Quality monitoring in thyroid surgery by Shewart control chart
Duclos A, Touzet S, Soardo P, et al

050 - Improving handover communications between the ambulance service and the hospital using wireless transfer of data
Murray A, Evans SM, Patrick I, Lowthian J, Cameron PC

 
267 - TW
 
 
114 - KMML
 
 
140 - AD
 
 
A8 Patients - Brief Paper Presentations

Meeting Room 18

 

198 - Using collaborative approaches to improve patient experiences for patient journeys through Victorian acute and primary care services
Walker J, Szauer A

 

410 - Patient-centered care: an overview of research, and practical efforts to improve patients` experience and the humanity of hospital care
Goodrich J, Cornwell J

 

368 - Improving patient rights and satisfaction through the operation of a single-patient clinic
Lee KJ, Kim HM, Lee SI

430 - Supporting formal education to improve quality of healthcare provided by family members of children with malaria in rural Western Kenya
Kakai RM, Menya D

 

431 - Patient involvement in safety - how much do patients really want to participate?

Davis RE, Sevadalis N, Vincent C

 
410 - JG
 
 
430 - RMK
 
 
431 - RED
 
 
A9 Workforce/Education - Invited Session

Meeting Room 19

 
Cognitive processess in medical deicsion making

Leader: Pat Croskerry, Canada Chair: Laurent Degos, France

 
A10 Patient Safety - Invited Session

Meeting Room 20

 
Patient safety campaigns - Large-scale improvement in health care

Chairr: Joe McCannon, USA

Kelly Rigg
Beth Lilja

 
1230-1400
LUNCH
 
1315-1350
Concurrent Poster Presentation Sessions
 
AP1 Measures/Indicators

Bella Vista 1

 
AP2 Patients

Bella Vista 2

 
AP3 Quality Systems

Bella Vista 3

 
AP4 Health Information Technology (HIT)

Meeting Room 16

 
AP5 Clinical

Meeting Room 17

 
AP6 Accrediation

Meeting Room 18

 
AP7 Workforce/Education

Meeting Room 19

 
AP8 Patient Safety

Meeting Room 20

 
1400-1530
Concurrent Track Sessions
 
A11 Patient Safety - Invited Session

Auditorium 15

 
Approaches to, and how, to evaluate the effect of patient safety initiatives

Leader: Carol Haraden, USA

 
A12 Measures/Indicators - Bried Paper Presentations

Bella Vista 1

 
A13 Patient Centered Care - Invited session

Bella Vista 2

 
Methods and tools for providing patient-centered care

Leader: Karin Davis, USA                                                                             

Chair: Stephen C Shoebaum, USA
Session Supported by The Picker Institute

 
A14 Quality Sytems - Invited Session

Bella Vista 3

 
Towards harmonisation of concepts, terms, classification for advancing the safety and quality of health care

Leader: Bill Runciman, Australia Chair: Charles Bruneau, France

 
A15 Health Information Technology (HIT) - Brief Paper Presentations

Meeting Room 16

 
A16 Clinical - Invited session

Meeting Room 17

 
Quality in cancer care

Leader: Janne L Knudsen, Denmark

Session supported by The Danish Cancer Society

 
A17 Accreditiation - Invited session

Meeting Room 18

 
How accreditation facilitates the integration of care in the total health care system

Chairs: Tracey Steadman, UK and Carsten Engel,

 
A18 Workforce/Education - Invited Session

Meeting Room 19

 
How to integrate quality and safety in the pre and post graduate curriculum

Leader: Jan Mainz, Denmark

 
A19 Patient Safety - Brief Paper Presentations

Meeting Room 20

 
1530
BREAK
 
1600-1700
A20 Afternoon Plenary Session

Auditorium 10, 11 & 12

 
1710
Wine and Cheese Reception: Meet the Poster Display Authors
 
19:00
Professional visits - ticket only
 
A1 Plenary Presentation
 
"After to Err is Human"
 
 
A2 Patient Safety - Invited session
 
The Research Program for Patient Safety - DB
 
 
Better knowledge for safer care - strenthening capacity - IL
 
 
Small research grants for patient safety - NPP
 
 
The epistmeology of patient safety research - BR
 
 
 
 
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