Exploring the COPD Quality-Based Procedures Clinical Pathway: Clinical Education Session Wednesday, December 3, 2014 Waterloo Updated: October 31, 2014 Exploring the COPD QualityBased Procedures Clinical Pathway: Clinical Education Session Wednesday, December 3, 2014 Waterloo Inn Conference Hotel 475 King Street North Waterloo, ON N2J 2Z5 In January 2013, the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (Ministry) and Health Quality Ontario (HQO) introduced the Quality-Based Procedures (QBP) Clinical Handbook for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). The handbook utilized expert opinion and best practice guidelines to develop a compendium of evidence-based clinical consensus on COPD management. Through the Health System Funding Reform initiative, the Ministry has used QBPs to change healthcare delivery and funding, so that hospitals can be funded based on standardized best practices. and challenges associated with understanding, implementing and evaluating performance related to the COPD QBP. The intent is to create a community of practice at the local regional level. Target Audience This event is targeted at clinicians and medical staff involved in COPD care delivery and individuals responsible for QBP implementation, including respirologists, family doctors, hospitalists, emergency medicine specialists, internists, nurses/nurse practitioners, VPs of patient and clinical services, decision support staff and LHIN clinical leads. Note: This program is under review for Continuing Medical Education (CME) Credits. The Ontario Medical Association and the Ontario Hospital Association are co-hosting the delivery of a clinician-targeted education session to support clinicians in their implementation of the QBP clinical pathways. The goal of this pilot education session is to provide the latest updates on the COPD QBP; present a clinical explanation of the QBP pathway and the evidence used in its development; allow clinicians to share their implementation experiences; and highlight QBP performance indicator results for COPD. Feedback from participants at the pilot session on December 3, will help to shape forthcoming regional education sessions. This pilot session will provide a meaningful opportunity for clinicians to give targeted input and feedback on experiences and lessons learned with the COPD clinical pathway. It will enable participants to freely discuss the enablers 2 Exploring the COPD Quality-Based Procedures Clinical Pathway: Clinical Education Session Agenda 5:00pm Welcome and Opening Remarks Dr. Eric Hentschel Member, COPD Clinical Expert Panel Medical Director, Chest Program St. Mary’s General Hospital 5:15pm Clinical Explanation of COPD Pathway and its Evidence - Facilitated Dialogue Dr. Charlie Chan Co-Chair, COPD Clinical Expert Panel Vice President, Medical Affairs and Quality University Health Network 6:00pm COPD QBP Indicator Results Thomas Custers Manager, Quality Performance and Evaluation Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care 6:30pm Networking Refreshment Break 6:45pm Roundtable Discussion on Implementation Moderator: Dr. Eric Hentschel Member, COPD Clinical Expert Panel Medical Director, Chest Program St. Mary’s General Hospital 7:45pm Panel Discussion & Evaluation Jessica Katul Senior Program Specialist, Engagement and Program Delivery Ontario Medical Association Lou Reidel Chief System Planning and Performance Officer Health System Planning Performance Ontario Hospital Association Michael Stewart Lead, Decision Support and Knowledge Transfer, Negotiations and Accountability Management Division Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care Representative from Health Quality Ontario to be announced 8:00pm Wrap Up & Adjournment for Dinner Exploring the COPD Quality-Based Procedures Clinical Pathway: Clinical Education Session Registration Registration Fee This session is offered by invitation only. To register please click here. No Fee. This program is being subsidized by the OMA and the If you have any questions regarding the Clinical Education Session, please contact: Ontario Medical Association Jessica Katul Senior Program Specialist Health System Programs, Engagement and Program Delivery 1 (800) 268 7215, ext. 6197 [email protected] Ontario Hospital Association Sara Simone Program Manager Educational Services (416) 205 1463 [email protected] For questions regarding registration, please contact Christina DiClemente Program Associate Educational Services 416 205 1352 [email protected] OHA. Badge Pick-Up Registration badges can be picked-up on Wednesday, December 3 at 4:30 pm at Waterloo Inn Conference Hotel, 475 King Street North, Waterloo, ON N2J 2Z5. Special Requirements If you require extra assistance or have special requirements, please let us know when registering for the event to ensure we can accommodate you. 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