London 2006 Conference

London Scientific program:  Tuesday 24 October

0730	Breakfast seminar (optional) Leadership Leaders: Helen Bevan, UK, Beth Pedersen, Denmark
0900-1030	B1	Plenary Session Chair Dame Catherine Elcoat Managing Global Human Resources for Health Global Nursing Shortages: Scope and Potential Solutions Linda Aiken, USA Panel and Q&A The Influence of Medical Migration on Health Care Quality: A Physician’s Perspective Richard Cooper, USA
1030	BREAK
1100-1230	Concurrent track sessions
	B2	Clinical Care - Fleet
		Selected Brief Paper Presentations
		221	Barriers and facilitators for the implementation of Clinical Practice Guidelines in public hospitals in Buenos Aires, Argentina Qualitative and quantitative study Belizan M, Basualdo MN, Pichon- Riviere A, Garcia-Elorrio E
		345	Implementation of paediatric clinical practice guidelines into NSW emergency departments A pilot project Cruickshank M, Gotterson F, Pantle A, Hughes C	ABS
		224	Guidelines in Europe the quantity and quality of subfertility guidelines Haagen EC, Hermens RPMG, Nelen WLDM, Braat DDM, Kremer JAM, Grol RPTM
		342	Impact of Following Antibiotic Consensus Guidelines for Hospitalized Pneumonia Patients Is a ‘Bundled’ Measure Better? VanSuch MB, Naessens JM, Stroebel RJ	ABS	SLIDES
	B3	Patients - St James Healthcare Commission Satisfying the public appetite for health information Lessons for health professionals Leader L Lorraine Foley, UK Sponsored by NHS Information Centre for Health and Social Care
	B4	Performance Measures/Indicators - Henry Moore
		Selected Brief Paper Presentations
		361	Do administrative databases permit true analysis of performance in health care delivery? Ratnatunga CP, Evans CL, Westaby S, Taggart D, Pillai R
		446	Consistent Benchmark Performance Illusion or Reality for Hospitals Managing A M I, Heart Failure, and Pneumonia? Weissman NW, Allison JJ, Silvey A, Chapin C, Williams OD, Person S, Kiefe CI
		008	Can I see clearly now? The experience of the hospital of Trento in the foggy field of clinical indicators Baldantoni E, Allegretti MG, Bergamo A, De Pieri P, Guarrera GM, Fontana F, Mon E, Scilleri M, Favaretti C
		230	Benchmarking Hospital Units Based on a Focused Factory Concept Wam van L, Bredenhoff E, Harten van WH	ABS	SLIDES
	B5	Patient Safety - Abbey
		Selected Brief Paper Presentations
		228	Patient Safety ResPublica Non Grata in the Less Developed Eastern European State Kutryba B, Wasikowska H	ABS	SLIDES
		055	Insight into the Detection of Complications and Errors by Clinical Staff A Qualitative Study Dunn KL, Reddy P, Bowes G	ABS	SLIDES
		295	An Analysis of Incident Root- Cause- Analysis Investigations to determine whether causes could have been identified proactively Mc Caughan C, Macken A
		135	The Evidence is in the Details Seven Outcomes Highlight Improvement in Quality and Patient Safety at Wockhardt Hospital in Mumbai, India Nazareth L, Kleefield S, Nair P, Brown E, Wildes R, Mehta M, Makadon H	ABS	SLIDES
	B6	Clinical Care - Westminster Setting strategies for long term care – session 1 Leader: Janne Knudsen, DK
		Selected Brief Paper Presentations
		275	The French National Authority for Health’s approach for improving the global management of patients with chronic diseases Morin A, Obrecht O, Michel Ph, Briet R	ABS
	B7	Workforce - Mountbatten Human Resources for Health Can both national needs and global concerns be addressed? Leader: Richard Cooper, USA
	B8	Systems - Whittle Large Systems Change Leader: John Oldham, UK
	B9	Healthcare Commission - Fleming The quality journey for healthcare in England: progress and prospects Speakers: Sheila Leatherman, USA, Martin Marshall, UK Sponsored by Department of Health, UK
1230-1330	LUNCH Educators Lunchtime Meeting Elizabeth Windsor
1330-1400	Concurrent Poster Presentation Sessions
	BP1	Safety - Abbey
		279	Intravenous concentrated potassium chloride solution in medicine risk management in the clinical setting. A local experience Battistutta C, Marchetto R, Ferrarese A, Bernasconi M, Bregola G, Pierotti S
		395	Surveillance - related decrease of hospital infections and derived mortality in intensive care environment Sommella L, Magrini P	ABS	SLIDES
		058	The Role of Higher Education in Contributing to the Improvement of Safety and Quality in Healthcare A Case Study Jowett RM, Tee SR
		250	Lessons learnt from three years of sentinel events reporting Mc Millan AJ	ABS	SLIDES
		321	Lagtime in incident reporting at a university hospital in Japan Hirose M, Gawande AA, Lipsitz S, Takemura, Yoshihara H, Ishizaki T, Oh EH, Imanaka Y	ABS	SLIDES
	BP2	Patients - Fleet
		121	Parental involvement in neonatal care - a qualitative study of the use of interpreters Sheldon HM	ABS	SLIDES
		109	Evaluating patients’ experiences of stroke care over time findings from a follow-up survey Graham C, Howell E, Seccombe I, Harrison J	ABS	SLIDES
		040	Setting Standards a qualitative study of the views of members of the public on the standards of care and practice they expect of doctors Cairncross L, Chisholm AM, Askham JM	ABS	SLIDES
		022	Taking patient feedback to the next level Impact on health systems and health professionals Greco M	ABS	SLIDES
		428	Evaluation of patient information documents in a teaching hospital Charvet A, Chopard P, Perneger TV
		148	Community attitudes towards Omani doctors Al-Mandhari AS, Al- Saidi AM, Al- Khuzairi F, Al- Belushi A
	BP3	Measures - Henry Moore
		182	Quality of integrated care for patients with lung cancer development and measurement of indicators Ouwens MMTJ, Hermens RPMG, Hulscher MEJL, Marres HAM, Grol RP, Wollersheim HCH
		281	Clinical benchmarking is a tool to improve hip fracture’s management an experiment in 3 French public hospitals (INPECH) Moret L, Gouin F, Passuti N, Merle V, Dujardin F, Pidhorz L, Czernichow P, Lombrail P	ABS	SLIDES
		435	Measuring the quality of obstetric care which indicators should we use? Kooistra M, De Vos MLG, Graafmans WC, Westert GP, Schuitemaker NWE, Franx A, Wolf H	ABS	SLIDES
		079	A Study on the Related Factors of Readmission to Intensive Care Unit Choi EY, Bae S, Kim HH, Ha KS	ABS	SLIDES
		132	The use of quality indicators to monitor general surgical services in Kuwait Al-Mudaf B, Al-Ali M, Makboul G, Guirguis W	ABS	SLIDES
	BP4	Long Term Care - Westminster
		002	Diversity A Risky Business? Vukojevic B, Walker CJ	ABS	SLIDES
		260	Improving Patient Safety through the Introduction of an Electronic Cold Chain Delivery System Cahill M, White B, Mc Groarty F, Singleton E, Cleary J, O’Connor E, Duff P	ABS
		406	Development of a national external patient safety reporting system - the TPR experience in Taiwan Liao HH, Ho WC, Lee SH, Shih CL	ABS	SLIDES
		089	Assessing the usefulness of a safety climate questionnaire in U K healthcare Hutchinson A, Cooper KL, Dean JE, Mc Intosh A, Patterson M, Stride CB, Laurence BE, Smith CM	ABS	SLIDES
	BP5	Clinical - Whittle
		267	A ‘Targeted’ clinical audit on physical restraint in the elderly conducted in French healthcare organisations (HCOs) Lairy G, Mayault C, Passadori Y, Vignally P, Chabot JM
		088	Improving outcomes for patients with congestive heart failure through a disease management programme in the National Healthcare Group, Singapore Heng BH, Sun Y, Cheah TS, Tan HN, Ng KC, Chai P
		151	One-Stop Service For Patients From the First Diagnosis For Vascular Disease Kim DI, Kim YW, Kim NR, Jeong YY, Shim IJ, Lee ES, Lee CH	ABS	SLIDES
		094	Clinical Leadership in Self-care Dorset and Somerset Strategic Health Authority Collins A, Tomkins S
	BP6	Workforce - Mountbatten
		043	Setting Standards a qualitative study of doctors’ views on the standards of care and practice expected of doctors Chisholm AM, Cairncross L, Askham JM	ABS	SLIDES
		172	Combined quantitative and qualitative methods to identify local facilitators of and barriers to physician's adherence to clinical practice guidelines Saillour-Glénisson F, Domecq S, Boudet B, Jacques B, Pouchadon ML, Sainsaulieu I, Sibe M
		140	Former medical residents working schedules as an input for designing and implementing changes in the medical specialistÖs profile D' Angelo Seixas PH, Almeida Prado Sampaio S, de Azevedo AC
		303	National Quality and Outcomes Framework ( Q O F) analysis of achievement association with number of partners within practice Abi-Aad G, Warburton F	ABS	SLIDES
		432	Regulation in medical education in the United Kingdom - a strategic approach Robblee P, Griffith B	ABS	SLIDES
	BP7	E-health - St James
		315	Connecting health to improve quality in a Danish rural hospital Jest P, Voss H, Ross P, Pedersen DC
		101	Pilot Automated Home Monitoring System for Asthma Patients, National Healthcare Group, Singapore Seow YT, John A, Cheah TS	ABS
		200	Delivering Data Using Quality Management Web-Based Tools, Report Cards and E-Learning to Improve Care Dlugacz YD, Restifo A, De Geronimo M	ABS	SLIDES
		201	Using Automated Clinical Data to Develop Clinically Plausible and Cost-Effective Risk Adjustment System for Pay-for-Performance Tabak YP, Johannes RS	ABS
	Concurrent oral sessions
1400-1530	Concurrent track sessions
	B10	Clinical - St James
		Selected Brief Paper Presentations
		177	Program of accompaniment of hospitals in the Aquitaine region in clinical practice reviews and clinical practice improvement approaches Saillour-Glénisson F, Djihoud A, Domec S, Lefevre A, El Mhamdi M, Pourin C, Quenon JL, de Sarasqueta AM, Banos MA, Hubert B
		144	Long-term audit of patient-reported outcomes following joint replacement surgery Beesley RP, Gurney LL	ABS	SLIDES
	B11	Systems - Mountbatten Blueprint for recovery Louisiana healthcare services post Katrina and Rita Leader: David Levy, USA Sponsored by PricewaterhouseCoopers
	B12	Performance Measures/Indicators - Henry Moore
		Selected Brief Paper Presentations
		266	Quality of treatment and care is associated with mortality among patients with stroke a nationwide population-based follow-up study Ingeman A, Pedersen L, Hundborg H, Petersen P, Zielke S, Mainz J, Bartels P, Johnsen SP	ABS	SLIDES
		223	A multidimensional system to evaluate performance in the maternity process The Tuscany experience Nuti S, Vainieri M, Bonini A, Murante AM	ABS	SLIDES
		240	A study of paramedics’ compliance with treatment protocols in suspected acute coronary syndrome in a pre hospital setting Mikkelsen S	ABS	SLIDES
		229	Quantifying and Improving the Quality of Care for Acute Myocardial Infarction in the healthcare system of Marche Region- Italy Deales A, Gardini A, Fratini M, Papa R, Cimica S, Zorzan R, Racco F, Vitali M, Cicchitelli F, Di Stanislao F	ABS	SLIDES
	B13	Patient Safety - Abbey
		Selected Brief Paper Presentations
		317	The MERMAID concept The need for a new incident reporting system in health care system for junior doctors with human factors integration Yee KC
		340	Automatic Classification of Incident reports based on Examples of Words Using Machine Learning Technique of Natural Language Processing Takemura T, Hirose M, Okamoto K, Kuroda T, Ishizaki T, Imanaka Y, Yoshihara H	ABS	SLIDES
		112	Risk adjustment in health outcomes assessment The ‘new paradigm’ on performance evaluation Sousa P, Reis V, Pinto F	ABS	SLIDES
		128	How are NHS trusts in England and Wales learning from their incident reporting systems? Wallace LM, Koutantji M, Spurgeon P, Benn J, Vincent C	ABS	SLIDES
	B14	Clinical Care - Westminster Setting strategies for long term care – session 2 Leader: Janne Knudsen, DK
		Selected Brief Paper Presentations
		009	Identifying patient support needs for chronic disease self-management Findings from a national telephone survey Ellins J, Coulter A	ABS
		027	The role of the diabetes specialist nurse prescriber on diabetes service delivery in secondary care Carey N, Courtenay M	ABS
		145	Improving the quality of continence care in nursing homes through use of audit and education Mangnall J, Thomas S, Watterson L
	B15	Workforce - Whittle Impact of Nursing on Quality of Care and Patient Safety Results from the International Hospital Outcomes Study Leader: Linda Aiken, USA
	B16	Accreditation - Fleet
		Selected Brief Paper Presentations
		049	Service user involvement in the acute care accreditation scheme - ACAS O'Connor E, Doran J, Fortune T, Boland R
		006	Addressing validity in accreditation Mendes-Barnett S	ABS	SLIDES
		122	Blending the mix for accreditation A new approach to standards development Crisp H, Mackereth-Hill J, Steadman T, Browne C	ABS	SLIDES
		244	Accreditation in Canadian First Nations and Inuit communities A community-based approach responding to the unique needs of Indigenous communities Dorschner D, Keith L, Pinsent S, Gillis D	ABS	SLIDES
	B17	Fleming Patient and Public Involvement Leader: Anna Coote, UK
1530-1600	BREAK
1600-1700	Plenary Session Chair:Professor Sheila Leatherman, USA Using Health Information Technology to Measure & Improve Healthcare Quality & Safety Dr David Bates, USA Sir Brian Jarman, UK SLIDES With Prof Mike Pringle, UK
1715	ISQua Annual General Meeting
1900	Gala Reception: (optional) Royal College of Surgeons Sponsored by the Picker Institute