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London Scientific program:  Monday 23 October

0930 Official Opening
Welcome: Dr John Helfrick, Sir Ian Kennedy
   
0940 Making the most of the Conference    
  Professor David Haslam – then to chair plenary session
0955 Plenary: The challenge of continuous change
Rt Hon Patricia Hewitt MP, Secretary of State for Health, UK
   
1030 BREAK    
1100-1230 Concurrent track sessions
  A2
Policy and practice- Henry Moore
Quality for patients moving across borders: the MARQuIS project

Leader:  Rosa Suñol, Spain
  A3 Patient Safety - Mountbatten
JCI/WHO Patient Safety Solutions Collaborating Centre
Leaders:  Dennis O’Leary, Karen Timmons, USA
    Selected Brief Paper Presentations    
    A3(a) Mountbatten    
    418 Integrating patient safety into the medical curriculum
Hamilton J, Gibberd R
ABS SLIDES
    097

Relationship between adverse events and complaints received by the national commission medical arbitration throughout 2004
Ruelas E, Sarabia O, Tena C, Sanchez J, Tovar W, Hernandez L

ABS SLIDES
    A3(b) Abbey    
    171 Patient safety indicators for England: a pioneering approach using hospital episode statistics
Raleigh V, Scobie S, Chamberlain J, Cooper J, Cook A, Crook A, Bardsley M, Thomson R
ABS SLIDES
    074 Patient safety reporting by acute care hospitals: Assessing the national quality forum (NQF) ‘never event’ standard using reported events in Massachusetts
Schneider EC, Weissman JW, Epstein AM, Kirle L, Ridley N
ABS SLIDES
  A4 Performance Measures/Indicators- Whittle
The evidence, experiences and ethics of pay for performance and incentives for quality
Leader:  Richard Grol, The Netherlands
  A6 Clinical Care- Westminster
Enhancing clinical care
Leader:  Gillian Leng, UK
  A7 Clinical Care - Fleet
    Selected Brief Paper Presentations
    401 Gender and racial/ ethnicity disparities in the provision of cardiovascular care in health care plans
Chou AF, Scholle SH, Weisman C, Shih S, Pawlson LG, Hoffman A
   
    431 Medication reconciliation in ambulatory care: Attempts at improvement
Nassaralla CL, Naessens JM, Chaudhry R, Hinton MA, Scheitel SM
ABS SLIDES
    238 ‘Comfort measures only’: Is it defined and used uniformly across acute care hospitals?
Tabak YP, Hay MS, Derby KG, Kurtz SG,  Johannes RS
ABS SLIDES
    245 Improvement project concerning the use of restraint within psychiatry in Denmark: How to reduce the use of restraint and improve healthcare
Ravn B, Bek LN, Hoegh H
   
    253 CAPTION - Community-acquired pneumonia: Towards improving outcomes nationally. A national quality improvement initiative ‘Down Under’
Maxwell DJ, Kaye KI, McIntosh KA, Robertson MB, Stanton LA, Peterson GM & al.
ABS SLIDES
  A8 Systems- St James
Making healthcare work: A micro systems approach
Leader: Eugene Nelson, USA – IHI sponsored
  A9  Healthcare Commission- Fleming
Blind date: What are the critical factors for success in inspection/review?
Leader: Peter Higson, Wales
1230-1330 LUNCH

ISQua and WHO: Nurses and Midwives Meeting
1330-1400 Concurrent Poster Presentation Sessions
  AP1  Safety - Mountbatten
    071 Continuous change in incident management - a New South Wales journey
Michael SJ, Ryan K, Hughes C
ABS  
    343 Risk and safety in healthcare: A research into doctors’ attitudes towards quality, risk and litigation
Miranda ATC, Cordeiro HA, Noronha JC, Santos MMPCA
ABS SLIDES
    289 Exploring interruptions in nursing work environments in relation to patient safety outcomes
Mc Gillis Hall L
   
    180 Who is right? The quality of medical error reporting: (dis-)agreement between hospital-staff and patients interpretation
Poulsen KB, Kallestrup R, Schostak JF
   
    051 An approach in risk management : Building a French accreditation system for physicians
Pothier F, Mounic V, Bruneau C, Burnel P
ABS SLIDES
  AP2 Patients - Fleet
    334 A project to develop a patient held record for patients with persistent pain which facilitates management and promotes self-care
Priddle S
ABS SLIDES
    324 Empowering patients to extend the healing process; providing long-term supportive care
Loader P, Pollard J, MacDonagh R
ABS  
    057 Training and Involving patients in clinical audit projects
Challans E
   
    107 Shared decision making achieves the best possible outcome for patients considering renal dialysis
Owen JE, Malandra M, Douglas L, Amy J, Forrest M, Hewitson TJ, Becker GJ
   
  AP3 Measures - Henry Moore
    218 Clinical evaluation units as tools to improve integration of intra- and extra-hospital services through EBHC training and clinical datawarehousing
Marchetta F, Buda S, Di Martino M, Degli Esposti L, Degli Esposti E
   
    248 Are deaths in hospitals accurately reported to the Coroner in Victoria, Australia?
Charles AJ, Ranson DL, Bohensky MA, Ibrahim JE
ABS SLIDES
    323 Trends in mortality rate following emergency admission for COPD: Association with area level deprivation
Irons R
   
    336 Accountability in the public reporting of mortality statistics
Westaby S, Archer L N, Wilson N, Ormerod O, Grebenik K
   
    417 Reporting multiple performance indicator results to hospitals: the Australian experience
Gibberd RW
ABS SLIDES
    134 Experience with a new performance improvement methodology (Reddita) in a private health plan in Brazil
Vazquez E, Martinez Sagasta C, Komar D, Grana D
   
  AP4 Safety - Abbey    
    353 Impact of an improvement program in accident prevention with perforating/cutting instruments in the surgical center
Cunha LB, Nicolau E, Santos VT, Silva CV, Pietro DL, Pinter MG, Palazzo S, Silva VP, Glezer M, Barros CG
ABS  
    280 What can be learned from the best? Beyond a national audit on documentation of care in medical departments
Primdahl R, Andersen JS, Ravnholt MM
ABS SLIDES
    106 Errors in reporting patients’ results in laboratory medicine, pathology, and radiology: development of a computerized system for Critical Value Report (CVR system) to improve patient safety
Kim HA, Kim JH, Kang JM, Choi WJ, Moon YJ, Yoon KC, Kim SH
ABS SLIDES
    095 Medication error and confidential reporting: The strange couple
Allegretti MG, Baldantoni E, Barelli P, Bergamo A, Mon E, Monterosso M, Scillieri M
   
    117 Patient claims and complaints data and their use for improving patient safety
Jonsson PM, Ovretveit J
   
  AP5 Clinical - Westminster
    217 National approval of guidelines as a method for improving the quality of health care
Maiste K
ABS SLIDES
    314 Development and application of EMR based on critical pathways
Kim HS, Kim EH, Park H, Kim MS, Jo EM
   
    036 Practical guideline production for small units in a resource-scarce environment
Struthers S, Adodra A
   
    198 Effectiveness of a clinical practice guideline to improve preoperative antibiotic prophylaxis in public hospitals in Buenos Aires city
Pichon-Riviere A, Garcia-Elorrio E
   
  AP6   Workforce - Whittle
    164 Improving interdisciplinary communication
Myllenbeck S, Lund CA
ABS SLIDES
    197 Improving staff relationship, communication and caring excellence in a continuous change environment: study results from our people care program
Zalter B, Goodman D
ABS SLIDES
    038 Clinical performance development and management system for nurses and midwives as a national strategy for improving quality of clinical care
Kuntjoro TJ, Djasri H
ABS SLIDES
    273 Technical evaluation of the health professionals
Roza BA, Laselva CR, Santos RP, Moura Jr DF, Giunta LM S, Minatel VF, Andreolli PBA, Carvalho LV, Bork AMT
ABS SLIDES
    276 Accreditation of the radiography workforce in the United Kingdom: New roles for the professional body
Paterson AM
   
  AP7 Systems - St James
    234 Introducing routine clinical audit in public hospitals to improve quality of care: Potential and pitfalls. The case of Casablanca public health hospitals in Morocco
Blaise P, Sahel A, Gruenais ME, De Brouwere V
   
    288 Learning to manage Clinical Audit through simulation and role-playing: Some evidence from a large training experience in Tuscany
Niccolai F, Tangolo AE
ABS SLIDES
    419 Decreasing noise within the hospital
Kutluat S, Kus H, Surucu S, Guman G
   
    163 Communication and flow: Partners for improvement
Lund CA, Myllenbeck S
ABS SLIDES
    124 Combining quantitative and qualitative approaches for quality improvement in a maternity service
Crisp H, Browne C, Walker H
ABS SLIDES
1400-1530 Concurrent track sessions
  A10  Policy and practice - Westminster
Accelerating quality
Leader:  Charles Shaw, UK
  A11 Patients - Fleet
    Selected Brief Paper Presentations
    160 Possibilities to enhance patient loyalty and satisfaction with special care
Einasto M, Pall V
ABS SLIDES
    306 What matters to patients? - The Walton Centre way
Gilbert D, Holt J
ABS SLIDES
    328 Do patient surveys work? Factors affecting English NHS trusts’ use of results to make quality improvements
Reeves R J, Seccombe I
   
    069 Experiences of older people in emergency departments
Graham C
ABS SLIDES
  A12 Performance Measures/Indicators - Henry Moore
    Selected Brief Paper Presentations
    239 Optimal method to develop quality indicators for hospital care
Hermens RPMG, Hulscher MEJL, Wollersheim H, Grol RPTM
   
    034 Development of clinically relevant measures of performance: Better metrics
Whitty PM, Crump B
ABS SLIDES
    192 The implementation of the indicator system ‘navigator’ in general hospitals: impact on quality management
De Paepe LM, Vleugels A, Quaethoven P
ABS SLIDES
    381 Development of assurance indicators to ensure sustained compliance with the standards for better health
Harvey RJ
   
  A13 Patient Safety - Mountbatten
    Selected Brief Paper Presentations
    212 The implementation of a national medication chart in Australian public hospitals as a national initiative to address medication error
Youngman J, Coombes I, Stowasser D, Mitchell C
ABS SLIDES
    042 Measuring patient safety: Assessing safe medication management in ambulatory care
Roski J, Wong L, Sampsel S, Scholle S
ABS SLIDES
    396 Reporting system on adverse events from accredited hospitals in The Japan Council for Quality Health Care
Ohmichi H, Hashiguchi T, Terasaki H, Hashimoto M, Umesato Y, Sugawara H, Toya
ABS SLIDES
    411 What can be learnt from deaths of patients reported to a national patient safety incident reporting system?
Healey F, Scobie S, Luettel D, Thomson R G, Lilleyman J
   
  A14 Clinical Care - Whittle
Clinical Royal Colleges' Quality Initiatives
Leader: Tony Giddings, UK
  A15 Clinical education - St James
Transforming clinical education
Leader: Dennis O’Leary, USA
  A16 Systems - Abbey
    Selected Brief Paper Presentations
    390 Development of and consultation for a corporate quality plan at a multi-centre academic health organization
Hunter LM, Worthington JR
ABS SLIDES
    211 Implementation of health promoting hospitals principles: A strategy to improve the quality in hospitals: Estonian experience
Polluste K, Alop J, Harm T, Merisalu E, Suurorg L
ABS SLIDES
    126 Where is the quality framework for the NHS? Results of the Institute of Quality Assurance’s Expert Commission
Bullivant JRN, Corbett-Nolan A, Deighan M, Steer F
ABS SLIDES
    141 Evaluating the benefits of a large domiciliary nursing workforce using tablet mobile computers
Cash IA
ABS SLIDES
  A17 Healthcare Commission - Fleming
From theory to evaluation: a new system for assessing healthcare performance in England
Leader:  Anna Walker, UK
1500-1600 BREAK
1600-1700

Plenary Session
Chair: Sir Ian Kennedy

Role of regulation, institutional, professional, market
Responsive regulation in health care

Prof John Braithwaite, Australia

Supporting doctor-patient relationships alongside the regulators
Prof Sir Liam Donaldson, UK

1700-1800 Wine and cheese reception: 
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