Annual Conference Onsite Guide

Transcription

#ASHRM2015
Program Guide
www.ASHRM.org/annual
ASHRM 2015 Official App
Login: Your email address
PW: ASHRM2015
www.ASHRM.org/2015app
•C
omplete Session • Social Networking
Schedule
•P
assport to Prizes
•C
ustom Agendas • S
ession Handouts
Industry Sponsors
Platinum Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
®
Bronze Sponsors
Schedule at a Glance
Friday, Oct. 16
Noon – 4:30 PM
Tuesday, Oct. 20 (continued)
Pre-Conference Programs Day 1
JW Marriott
2 – 3 PM
Saturday, Oct. 17
7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Take-5-Recharge-Break
3 – 3:30 PM
JW Marriott
3:30 – 4:30 PM
JW Marriott
6 – 11 PM
Annual Business Meeting and Opening Keynote
3 – 5 PM
1st Floor Foyer
Sponsored by MagMutual
Sunday, Oct. 18
7:30 AM – Noon
Concurrent Sessions*
ISHRM’s Chapter Event: A Night at the Museum
Indiana State Museum
Wednesday, Oct. 21
Hall C
Sponsored by Beazley
5 – 7 PM
Welcome Reception and Exhibit Hall Opening
Exhibit Halls D-E
Monday, Oct. 19
7:30 – 9 AM
Breakfast, Bite-Size Learning and Industry
Spotlight Theater
Exhibit Halls D-E
9 – 10 AM
10:15 – 11:15 AM
11:15 AM –
1:30 PM
3 – 4 PM
4 – 6 PM
10 – 11 AM
Closing Keynote:
Hélio Castroneves
Hall C
Sponsored by RL Solutions
CPHRM Exam
JW Marriott
*Full list and locations available in ASHRM 2015 mobile app.
Note: Date, times, location and descriptions may change. Refer to the
ASHRM 2015 mobile app for the most current information.
Exhibit Hall
Sunday, Oct. 18
Reception in the Exhibit Hall
5 – 7 PM
7:30 – 9 AM
Exhibit Halls D-E
Tuesday, Oct. 20
7:30 – 9 AM
8:45 – 9:45 AM
1:30 – 4:30 PM
Exhibit Halls D-E
Breakfast
11:15 AM –
12:30 PM
Lunch, Bite-Sized Learning and Industry Spotlight
Theater
1:45 – 2:45 PM
7:30 – 8:30AM
Monday, Oct. 19
Breakfast, Bite-Sized Learning and Industry
Spotlight Theater
11:15 AM – 1:30 PM
4 – 6 PM
Exhibit Halls D-E
9:15 – 10:45 AM
7:30 – 9 AM
Keynote Panel: Preparing for What’s Around the
Next Bend
Tuesday, Oct. 20
Noon – 2 PM
Hall C
11 AM – 12 PM
Noon – 2 PM
Member Zone & Bookstore
ASHRM Networking Idea Exchange Luncheon,
Bite-Sized Learning and Industry Spotlight Theater
Exhibit Halls D-E
Sunday, Oct. 18
7:30 AM – 6 PM
Monday, Oct. 19
7:30 AM – 6 PM
Tuesday, Oct. 20
7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Wednesday, Oct. 21
7:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Get Mobile App at www.ASHRM.org/2015app
3
BCMAD.0000-P_R_150825_jod.indd 1
8/25/15 9:06 AM
9:06 AM
ASHRM 2015 Keynotes
October
Opening Keynote: Culture Can Sabotage Ethics and Compliance
Sponsored by: Beazley
Your organization’s code of ethics, training and hotline are necessary and relatively
easy to establish and maintain. However, an organization can have all the elements
in place and still have an ethical lapse, the kind that makes headlines. The area too
often missed is the culture -- there are components of culture that sabotage all other
efforts in the areas of ethics and compliance. We will look at cultural factors and
address how to align them with your organization’s code of ethics and training.
18
Sunday
Marianne M. Jennings, Emeritus Professor of Legal and Ethical Studies, has taught at
the WP Carey School of Business, Arizona State University from 1977 through the
present. She has six textbooks and four monographs in circulation in the areas of
business ethics, ethical culture, and legal environment She was director of the Lincoln
Center for Applied Ethics from 1995 to 1999.
Keynote Panel: Preparing for What’s Around the Next Bend
Why does one organization successfully withstand a crisis while another organization,
facing the same calamity, is unable to weather the storm? Hear from the healthcare
risk managers who tackled high-profile cases such as Hurricane Katrina, the Boston
Marathon bombing and the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
The panel, moderated by ASHRM President Ellen Grady Venditti, will share their stories
during the ASHRM Annual Conference Panel Keynote, “Preparing for What’s Around
the Next Bend.” The panel will link successful leadership to the ERM approach and
outline the skills every healthcare risk management professional needs in order to be
successful during their organization’s next crisis.
Panelists:
Theresa Anderson, RN,
Barbara McCarthy, RN, MPH,
CIC, CPHQ, CPHRM, FASHRM
Michelle Hoppes, RN, MS,
AHRMQR, DFASHRM
Ramanathan Raju,
MS, FACHE
October
20
Tuesday
Barry Wante, CEM
MD, MBA, FACS, FACHE
Closing Keynote: Helio Castroneves: Racing, Risk and the Rumba
Sponsored: by: RL Solutions
Famed for consistent top performances in the high-risk environment of open wheel auto
racing, legendary Indycar driver Helio Castroneves will share how he mitigates the
risks unique to his craft in a Q&A session with ASHRM President Ellen Grady Venditti.
Ensuring safety and achieving success at top speeds of 235 mph requires the critical
elements of teamwork, planning and passion, much like healthcare risk management.
October
21
Wednesday
Helio Castroneves is the only active driver to have earned the distinction of being
a three-time winner of the Indianapolis 500 and the only race car driver ever to
become a “Dancing with the Stars” Champion.
5
Concurrent Sessions
Monday, Oct. 19
9:00am - 10:00am
M-01
Wabash 1-2
Surviving and Defending Audit Trails in the World of
Electronic Discovery
Jade Thompson and Lindsay Johnson
Track: Claims & Litigation
M-02107-108
A Patient Death in a Stairwell: Could This Occur at
Your Organization?
Troy Williams, Jeff Critchfield & Todd May
Track: Clinical/Patient Safety
M-03122-124
The Path to Improved Outcomes: Integrating Risk
Assessment with Risk Control
Alan Card and David Sine
M-04109-110
The Trust Factor: Are Relationships Supporting Your
Safety Initiatives?
Matthew French-Bravo
Track: Leadership
M-05
Wabash 3
Welcoming A New Perspective: The Joint
Commissions Patient Safety Systems Chapter
Gina Arnett Thompson and Mark Pelletier
Track: Legal & Regulatory
M-06125
War Stories & Lessons Learned: The mHealth
Revolution
Karen Mathura and Lauren Bicknese
Track: Healthcare Operations
M-07103-104
Measuring the Value of Risk Management in $$ and
Sense
Anne Huben-Kearney and Sharon Parker
Track: Risk Financing
6
ASHRM 2015 Annual Conference & Exhibition
M-08120-121
Creating a Culture of High Reliability
Mary Cooper
Track: Quality Leadership
M-09105-106
The American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA)
Reciprocal Session: The Role of the Risk Management
Professional in the Land of ACOs and Clinically
Integrated Networks
Fay Rozovsky and Sheila Hagg-Rickert
M-10101-102
Communicating with Confidence Workshop
Michelle Hoppes and Marsheila DeVan
Track: Leadership
10:15am – 11:15am
M-11125
Healthcare Access at Your Big Box Store: One Stop
Shopping Takes on a Whole New Meaning and All
New Risk
Jayme Vaccaro, Kathleen Shostek, Alice Epstein and
Kevin O'Brien
M-12
Wabash 1-2
Increasing Accountability to Ensure Patient Safety
Emily Hoffman
M-13103-104
From Customers to Partners: Effective Physician
Engagement
Shari Moore and Diane Rogers
Track: Leadership
M-14 122-124
Spillover: Legal, Regulatory, and Risk Consequences
of Psychiatric Boarding
Michelle Garzon and Eric Neiman
Concurrent Sessions
M-15 107-108
When and How Must a Hospital Accept a Patient in
Transfer Under EMTALA
Robert Bitterman
M-16 Social Media & Employment Issues
Dann Brown
Wabash 3
M-23 120-121
Animal House: Animals, Animals Everywhere. What is
a Risk Manager to do?
Natalie Ramello and Kari Love
M-24 Wabash 3
Our 6-year Journey of Providing Second Victim
Support: Lessons Learned
Myra McCoig and Susan Scott
Track: Leadership
M-17 105-106
Can You Hear Me Now? Improving Communication
With Your Actuary
Richard Frese
M-25 103-104
Compromising Remote Access: A Live Hack
Demonstration
Gary Glover
M-18
RM 109-110
Assessing Medication Safety in your Organization:
Experiences from the PA HEN ADE Collaborative
Matthew Grissinger
M-26 105-106
Elder Mistreatment and the Elder Justice Act
Sheila Salisbury and John Lessner
M-19 120-121
Fighter pilots, Universities and Restaurants: A panel on
ERM from other Industry Experts
Mary Anne Hilliard, Patrick Sterling, Cheryl Lloyd and
Bob Cady
1:45pm – 2:45pm
M-21 Wabash 1-2
Tweets, Likes and Liabilities: Risk Management in the
Age of Social Media
Michael Sacopulos and Susan Gay
M-22 125
The Power of Intention: Evaluating The Impact of SelfEfficacy on Patient Safety Event Prevention
Pamela Popp and Suzanne Davis
M-27 101-102
Recall Management: Solutions for Your Overwhelmed
Recall/Safety Program
Lauren Hollenbeck and Kristina Cybularz
M-28 122-124
Be the Hero! How Timely Reporting of Incidents Can
Save Your Organization Money
Pauline Barry, Kristen Kenst, and Bridget Zaremba
M-29 107-108
Aligning HCAHPS, PQRS, and Risk Management with
Outcome-Based Reimbursements
Kevin Kelly, Bruce Whitmore, Alice Vautour, and
Susan Penney
M-30 109-110
Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine
(SIDM) Reciprocal Session: Diagnostic Error:
Recommendations from the Institute of Medicine Report
Mark Graber and Dan Groszkruger
7
Concurrent Sessions
3:00p.m. – 4:00p.m.
M-31 122-124
Resolution Solution: A Proven Program for
Communication and Early Resolution of Adverse
Events
Mary Ott, Lisa Masters, and Donald Denmark
M-32 Wabash 3
Who Knew? An ERM Case for Behavioral Health Care
Integration
Monica Cooke
M-33 101-102
Moral Distress/Moral Disengagement: Impact on
Patient Safety and Providers
Josh Hyatt
Track: Leadership
M-34 Wabash 1-2
Legislative & Regulatory Update 2015
Dan Groszkruger and Paul Smith
M-35 120-121
The New World of mHealth: Risks and Mitigation
Strategies
Susan Salpeter
M-36 107-108
Case Studies and Strategies for Defending Claims
Against Radiologists
Christopher DiGiacinto
M-37 105-106
Three Children's Hospitals and Their Captives
Keith Lindloff, Karen Wardell, Melissa Murrah and K.
Todd Hagemeier
M-38 103-104
Improving Mortality: Change in Culture, Structure,
Process and Outcomes
Denise Murphy
8
M-39 125
Industry Partner Panel: Best Practices for Collecting
and Analyzing Incident and Safety Data
Geri Schimmel, Jean Hood, Bill Schwacke, Kathleen
Hale, and Eileen Kasda
Track: Leadership
M-40 109-110
Association for the Advancement of Medical
Instrumentation (AAMI) Reciprocal Session: Improving
Patient Safety Through Safe Adoption and Safe Use of
Healthcare Technology
Marilyn Flack, Sarah Lombardi, Tom Hancock
Tuesday, Oct. 20
11:00am – 12:00pm
T-01 103-104
When Catastrophe Hits Home: Our Resolution Journey
Following Employee's Loss
Margaret Pisacano, Pam Liggett
T-02 125
Robotic Surgery Adverse Events and Risk Mitigation
Strategies
Scott Lucas, Maureen Burke, John Moynihan
T-03 Improving Reliability With RCA
Robert Latino
Wabash 1-2
T-04 122-124
Mind the Gap: Physician Practices and Enterprise Risk
Management
Susan Boisvert, Jacqueline Mador, Jan Puchalski
Track: Leadership
T-05 120-121
Patient #1: At the Intersection of Consent and
Credentialing
Fay Rozovsky and Christina Giles
Concurrent Sessions
T-06 105-106
1ERM Approach to Patient- and Family-Centered Care
Jonathan Stewart
T-07 101-102
So You Think You're Covered? Analyzing and
Understanding Different Coverage Options
Amanda Mount, Ellen Quinn, Gwen Stokes, James
Brent
T-14 120-121
Just Dont Accept It: Changing the Culture Towards
Tolerance of Violence in the Hospital Setting
Douglas Campbell
Track: Leadership
T-15 101-102
Friday Afternoon Bioethical Conflicts: Unrepresented
Patients, Futility, End of Life
Andrew Oppenberg
T-08 Wabash 3
ASHRM Patient Safety Playbook
Faye Sheppard, Fran Charney, Victor Klein, Jennifer
Groszek, Marcie Williams
Track: Leadership
T-16 Wabash 3
Workplace Violence Prevention, Response Planning
and Legal Liability
Carolyn Wolf
T-09 109-110
Tracking and Eliminating Harm Across the Board
Charisse Coulombe
T-17 105-106
Risk Assessment Requirements in Behavior Health EOC
David Sine
T-10 2015 Aon/ASHRM Hospital and Physician
Professional Liability Benchmark Study
Erik Johnson and Virginia Jones
2:00pm – 3:00pm
T-18 107-108
Staying On "Track": Learning Insurance and Claims
Management Basics
Judy Klein
107-108
T-11 125
When a Hospital Becomes the Data Breach Target
Beth Diamond, Craig Hoffman, David Navetta, Steven
Visser
T-19 Why and When to Use Peer Review
Dan Fairman and Donald Lofkowits
103-104
T-12 Wabash 1-2
Everyone Plays a Role: Conducting Risk Investigations
Christine Sangalli and Joan Porcaro
T-20 109-110
ERM Practical Applications: Using Diagnostic Tools for
Innovative Disruptions
Michelle Hoppes, Faye Sheppard, Kathryn Wire
3:30pm – 4:30pm
T-13 122-124
Dashboards: Transforming Raw Data into an Effective
Decision Making Tool
Susan Kinter and Barbara Werner-Lubich
T-21 122-124
Litigation Intelligence: Using Post Litigation Evaluation
to Improve Care
Ashley Cole-Tyson, Lynne Lee
9
Specialty
insurance
coverages
For healthcare providers
Markel’s healthcare practice group delivers both admitted and nonadmitted coverage solutions with a single point of contact. We target
specialty healthcare providers, including hospitals, staffing companies,
lab services, medical clinics, and senior care. Coverages include auto,
environmental, professional liability, property, umbrella, cyber liability,
inland marine, and other specialty healthcare coverages.
Connect with Markel’s healthcare practice group team at ASHRM:
Stephanie Chastain
[email protected]
Fran O’Connell
[email protected]
Bob Scaglione
[email protected]
Troy Williams
[email protected]
markelcorp.com
Concurrent Sessions
T-22 Transforming Your Loss Run into a Plan for
Improvement
Heather Marchegiani and Jennifer Disner
101-102
T-23 103-104
Hidden Treasures in Physician Offices: Findings of the
Hunt Revealed!
Ann Gaffey and Julie Radford
T-24 Wabash 3
Managing Key Corporate Risks and Safety Objectives
Through IRM
Polly Stevens and Tara Tyson
Track: Leadership
T-25 Case Law Update 2015
John West
Wabash 1-2
T-26 109-110
Breaking the Cycle: Developing an Opioid Prescribing
Policy
Barbara Giardino, Nancy Harvey, Jude Perez
T-27 107-108
Risk Registers: A Key Tool for Coordinating Risk
Control Activities
Stephen Pavkovic, Jai Sharma, Daniel Cohen
T-28 105-106
Maximize the Recovery of your Property Claim (FEMA
and Insurance)
Jill Dalton
T-29 125
Generating Value in Healthcare through the Clinical
Effectiveness Model
Kim Pardini-Kiely
T-30 120-121
Industry Partner Panel: Network Security and Privacy:
Dealing with Cyber Exposures
Georgene Saliba, Linda McSmith, Robert Barberi,
Kelly Hoover Thompson
Wednesday, Oct. 21
8:45am - 9:45am
W-01 103-104
What Risk Managers Need to Know about Plaintiffs'
Reptile Strategy
Thaddeus Eckenrode
W-02 125
We're Thinking of Doing What?! Evaluating the Risk of
Controversial New Service Lines: Two Case Studies
Melanie Osley
W-03 101-102
Risk Management by Design: Escalating Bench-toBedside Solutions through Design Thinking
Jeff Driver, Simon Mawer
W-04, 122-124
Creating Synergy between Compliance, Risk
Management, Quality and Patient Safety
Cynthia Salisbury, Natalie Ramello
Track: Leadership
W-05, Wabash 3
The Best Defense is a Good Offense: Defending HIPAA
Investigations by the Office for Civil Rights
Lynn Sessions, Valita Fredland, Katherine Keefe
W-06 Health IT: Are You Prepared?
Judith Sands
109-110
11
In the healthcare industry, RISK is everywhere.
It’s not just when providing patient care, when forming an ACO or when
acquiring a new partnership. The Affordable Care Act has created emerging
exposures and unknown risks that are critical to the financial health of
healthcare organizations.
Let McGriff be your SHIELD.
Our Healthcare Team will work with you to customize an
insurance & risk management program to shield you from and
help you manage your financial risk.
© 2015 McGriff, Seibels & Williams, Inc.
Concurrent Sessions
W-07 105-106
Bring Your Tools & Think Outside of Your Lunch Box!
Melissa Updike, Pam Liggett
W-13 105-106
PSOs: Your Partners for Managed Care Success
Kathryn Wire, Rebecca Miller
W-08 107-108
Including Patient and Family Advisors in a Root Cause
Analysis: Best Practices and Pitfalls to Avoid
Tanya Lord
W-17 120-121
ERM: The Basics
Sheila Hagg-Rickert, Denise Shope
W-14 125
Systems Leadership: Developing Sound Business
Solutions to Healthcare Issues
Deborah Lessard
10am - 11am
W-09 107-108
A Team Approach: Early Judge Negotiated Settlements
Sheila Namm
W-10 122-124
Taking the Show on the Road: The Challenges of
Telemedicine
M. Lauree Barreca, Margaret Garrett
W-11 Wabash 3
Not Too Quick, Not Quick Enough: Getting Cesarean
Delivery Safety Right
Larry Veltman
W-12 103-104
Signal VS Noise: Detecting the RM Data that Matters
Geri Amori, Robert Hanscom, Cynthia Siders
Track: Leadership
W-15 120-121
Leveraging Your Actuarial Relationship to Maximize
Risk Management Effectiveness
Jennifer Price, Lauren Inglis
W-16 101-102
Communication and Optimal Resolution: The AHRQ
CANDOR Project
David Schulke, Marie Cleary-Fishman
W-18 109-110
Physicians Insurers Association of America (PIAA)
Reciprocal Session: Litigation Trends, Strategies and
Prevention of Harm to Patients
Divya Parikh, David O'Neal, Gordon Wallace
Session updates and
handouts available on
ASHRM 2015 mobile app
13
A
Property & Casualty Insurance
TPA & Risk Services for Self-Insureds
CE
EN
NN
E
R
• PR
O
5
2 01
Workers’ Compensation
ASHRM
R •
TE
SUPPOR
UD
UA L C O NF
A Healthy Approach
to Risk Management.
With deep expertise and industry knowledge in healthcare,
we partner with our clients to understand their unique
challenges and opportunities. PMA provides workers’
compensation and related commercial insurance solutions
to hundreds of healthcare organizations.
We do everything with a singular focus: bringing tangible
value to your business.
www.pmacompanies.com
O
R
OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE GROUP
Convention Center Map
integrated healthcare liability risk specialists
insurance programs for hospitals/healthcare entities,
physicians, and ancillary healthcare providers
ProAssurance.com
Visit Booth
429
Bite-Sized Learning Sessions
xhibit Hall
Location: E
ASHRM Bite-Sized Learning Theater
Monday, Oct 19
Tuesday, Oct 20
7:40-8:00am
ASHRM Workplace Violence Toolkit: Tips on
Navigation
7:40-8:00am
Enough Already!! Where’s my ERM Dashboard??
8:10-8:30am
Unfair Advantages: The Three Characteristics that Top
Performers Have in Common
8:40-9:00am
Improving Mortality Reviews - A Four Year Journey in
the Middle East
11:40-12:00pm
Utilizing Your Captive Insurance Company to Further
ERM
8:10-8:30am
Does Nursing Need to Rethink Their Approach to
Human Error?
8:40-9:00am
Current Best Practices for Managing Patient Health
Risks during Construction
12:10-12:30pm
2015 Aon/ASHRM Hospital and Physician
Professional Liability Benchmark Study
12:40-1:00pm
Keynote Panel: Continuing the Conversation
12:10-12:30pm
It's not Just Cutlture - It's about connecting the dots!
12:40-1:00pm
Improving Clinical Performance and Safety Culture
through TeamSTEPPS Implementation
1:10-1:30pm
From Blame to Fair and Just Culture: A Hospital in the
Middle East Shifts Its Paradigm
17
Networking Events
RL Solutions After Dark Party
Monday, Oct. 19 - 6:30pm - 10:00pm
White River Ballroom A-F at JW Marriott
Get ready to start your party engines!
On Monday, October 19th at 6:30pm, join RL
Solutions and other ASHRM attendees at the Pit Stop
Party for some food, fun and dancing
Head over to rlpitstop.com for full details and to RSVP
today!
ISHRM's Chapter Event: A Night at the Museum
Tuesday, Oct. 20 6:00pm - 11:00pm
Indiana State Museum - Downtown Indianapolis
Enjoy dinner, drinks and dancing at the Indiana
Society of Healthcare Risk Management's chapter
event at Indiana State Museum. The museum and
racing simulators will be open at this exclusive event
for ASHRM 2015 attendees.
Register Online
Networking Idea Exchange Lunch Tables
Tuesday, Oct. 20 - 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Exhibit Hall
Topics:
Journal of Healthcare Risk Management
Physician's Round Table
ASHRM Webinars
ERM (Pearl, White Paper, Task Force)
Forum
AON
Social Media
ASHRM Exchange
New Members
Long Term Care Pearl
ASHRM U
Patient Safety Playbook
CPHRM
19
S.
N
O
I
T
A
T
C
E
P
GY EX
O
L
O
N
H
C
E
T
RISK
R
U
O
Y
E
S
I
A
R
TAKE YOUR
RISK MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM
TO NEW HEIGHTS.
Jumpstart your conference
with a drink on us
Industry leaders agree. Riskonnect is going beyond
expectations, leaving behind other RMIS vendors with their
limited systems.
You need a risk management work platform that can
handle today’s needs and tomorrow’s growing business
demands.
Let Riskonnect take your program to new heights with the
latest in healthcare risk management and patient safety
software. We can improve patient care, manage claims and
reduce healthcare risk management costs with one simple
system. It’s time to Go Beyond.
GO
BEYOND.
Booth #629
ASHRM 2015
CONfERENCE & EXHIBITION
RISK MANAGEMENT
WORK PLATFORM
™
HEALTHCARE
GRC
EHS
RMIS
770-790-4700
www.riskonnect.com
Industry Partner Spotlight
Location: E
xhibit Hall
Industry Spotlight
Monday, Oct 19
Tuesday, Oct 20
8:40am – 9:00am
8:40am – 9:00am
Title: Event Reporting Systems – What They Are, What
They Are Not, and What They Should Be
Title: Innovence Pulse: Innovative - Evidence Driven
Speaker: Frank Mazza, MD Chief Medical Officer at
Quantros
Sponsored by: Quantros
11:40am – 12:00pm
Title: Healthcare Breaches and Analytics: Unraveling
The Mystery and Quantifying The Risks
Speakers: Jeff Driver & Andrew Azan, The Risk
Authority
Sponsored by: The Risk Authority
12:10pm – 12:30pm
Title: Bermuda: The Future of Healthcare Solutions
Speaker: Robert O. Barberi, Jr., Vice President, FINEX
North America Willis Americas Administration, Inc.
Speakers: Butch Agnew, Vice President, Dyna
Management Services Ltd., Kimberly Morgan,
Senior Vice President & Healthcare Practice Leader,
Endurance Insurance
Sponsored by: Willis
Sponsored by: Bermuda Business Development
12:10pm – 12:30pm
Title: A Seamless Captive Solution for Healthcare
Providers
12:40pm – 1:00pm
Title: Emerging Trends in Risk Management and Patient
Safety
Speakers: Alicia Green, ACI, BVI Finance & Trevecca
Hodge, Deputy Director, Insurance
Speaker: Barbara Youngberg, Senior Lecturer in
Residence and Academic Director, Online Programs,
Loyola University Chicago School of Law
Sponsored by: BVI Finance
Sponsored by: Loyola University Chicago
12:40pm – 1:00pm
Title: Risk Registers: Innovative Management Tools for
Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
Speaker: Daniel L. Cohen MD, FRCPCH (UK), FAAP
(USA)
Sponsored by: Datix
1:10pm – 1:30pm
Title: Supercharge Your Hospital's Patient Safety with
Proactive Surveillance
Speaker: Catherine Lathem, VP, Product Marketing, RL
Solutions
Sponsored by: RL Solutions
21
Exhibitor List
Exhibitor
Booth Number Exhibitor
Advanced Practice Strategies, Inc.
AHA Solutions 
Allied World
American Congress of
Obstetricians and Gynecologists
American Institute of Toxicology
(AIT)
American Society for Healthcare
Risk Management (ASHRM) 
American Technologies, Inc.
ARANZ Medical 
Atlas Lift Tech
Augustine Temperature
Management
BeaconMedaes
Bermuda Business
Development Agency
BVI Finance 
CareView Communications, Inc.
Carr Allison Medicare
Compliance Group
Cayman Islands Financial
Services
CIMRO
Clarity Group, Inc.
Cord Caddy by Evolution
Medical Products, Inc.
Coverys 
CPI (Crisis Prevention Institute) 
CRICO Strategies
CSC
Datix
ECORE Commerical Flooring 
ECRI Institute
Education Management Solutions,
Inc.
ELM Exchange Inc.
Experix, LLC
FormFast 
Garretson Resolution Group
Health Care Compliance
Association
HipLink Software
Hi-Dow International
HR Certification Institute
ID, Inc.
IDenticard Systems
Interactive Metronome
Joint Commission Center
for Transforming Healthcare
KBCore by CRG Medical, Inc. 
22
Booth Number Exhibitor
708 Kingfisher Medical
623 Loyola University of Chicago
615 Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals
Marsh ClearSight/Oliver Wyman
233

MCN Healthcare 
738
MD Review
Medical Interactive 
323
Medical Peer Review Services
433 Medical Risk Management, Inc.
308 
628 MedPro Group
Midas+, A Xerox Company
123
Midwest Alliance for Patient Safety
239 PSO
Milliman, Inc.
724
Minute for Medicine
435 MRM Group, LLC 
109 National Board of Surgical
Technology and Surgical Assisting
235
National Recall Alert Center
401 Navex Global
NORCAL Mutual Insurance
611 Ob Hospitalist Group
523 Oceanus Insurance Company
533 OmniSure Consulting Group, LLC
Origami Risk
223 Otto Trading, Inc.
710 Pascal Metrics, Inc.
638 Patient Safety and Quality
216 Healthcare
725 Pavisse Incident Management
639 Solution
509 Payless Shoe Source - safeTstep
211 Perinatal Quality Foundation
PharMEDium Services, LLC
222 Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, Inc.
735 ProAssurance
439 Quantros, Inc
314 RASMAS
431 RF Surgical Systems, Inc.
Richard Alex LLC
215 Riskonnect
116 RiskQual Technologies, Inc.
241
301 RL Solutions
722 Roche Diagnostics Corporation
538 Russian Blue Diamonds
608 Safe and Reliable Healthcare
SafeStart Medical
729 Safety National
Booth Number
338 Security Metrics
210
609 Sedgwick
415
238 Shoes for Crews, Inc.
204
SIGMA Actuarial Consulting
201
634
Group
504 Sizewise
739
733 SR Max Slip Resistant Shoe Co.
312
200 Standard Register Healthcare 
614
405 State of Tennessee,
Department of Commerce &
117
400
Insurance
529
508 State of Vermont
209
610 Stryker
SureGrip Footwear
635
125
SwipeSense, Inc.
540
534 The Allen J. Flood Companies,
441
539 Inc. 
515
438 The Doctors Company
The Risk Authority - Stanford
129
310
The Sullivan Group 
409
703 TIDI Products, LLC 
229
715 TigerText, Inc. 
734
334 Travelers Insurance 
622
532 UHC 
723
535 University of Illinois at
632
240 Chicago College of Medicine
531
709 US Specialty Underwriters
528
541 Verge Solutions
Verify
IMI
105
705
Visitor Pass Solutions by Data
213
340
Management
VitalSmarts
212
329
Wound Zoom
108
341
141 WoundVision
224
701
Visit these exhibitors
316
to play Passport to
429
Prizes in the ASHRM
311
404
2015 mobile app.
231
332
629
328
500
501
339
122
214
115
208

Exhibit Hall Map
Industry Spotlight
Session
243
342
343
442
443
542
543
642
643
742
743
140
141
240
241
340
341
440
441
540
541
640
641
740
741
138
139
238
239
338
339
538
539
638
639
738
739
235
334
535
634
635

734
233
332
533
632

438
129

229
328

125
224
122
123
222
223
116
117
216
217
316
114
115
214
215
314
112
212
213
312
110
210
211
310
109
208
209
105
204
108

101
200
329

435
534
433
532
431
429
528

531
529

323

308
201
400 aisle
231
300 aisle
132
200 aisle
134
100 aisle
136
523

600 aisle


439
628
629


622
623
735
733

729
724
725
722
723


415
515

311
305
404
409
508
405

504
509
614
615
610
611

710
608
609
708
715
705

301
400
709
703
401
500
501
701
Play ASHRM’s Passport to Prizes
242
700 aisle
143
500 aisle
142
 Enter to win prizes by visiting all of the participating Exhibitor Booths and scanning each of
the unique QR Codes using the ASHRM 2015 app. Winners will be picked in a drawing at the
ASHRM Booth (#323) at 1:15 PM Tuesday.
ASHRM
Bite-Size
Learning
Theater
ENTRANCE
23
Exhibitors
Advanced Practice Strategies
708
APS was founded 20 years ago by a team of medical
illustrators with deep experience understanding
and clarifying complex clinical events in medical
malpractice cases. Today, through our premier platform
GNOSIS, we help clinicians specializing in highrisk areas of obstetrics and emergency medicine to
reduce risk and improve clinical outcomes through
personalized learning.
AHA Solutions, Inc. 623
AHA Solutions, Inc., a subsidiary of the American
Hospital Association (AHA), identifies the field's
most pressing challenges, then conducts a thorough
market review to identify solutions. We are dedicated
to providing education and expert insight to support
product decision making based on timely information
and research.
Allied World
615
Allied World provides specialized solutions for
the healthcare industry. We offer professional and
management liability products with competitive
pricing, broad coverage, expert claim service and
complimentary risk management resources. www.
alliedworldinsurance.com
American Congress of Obstetricians
and Gynecologists 233
The Voluntary Review of Quality of Care (VRQC)
Program is to provide peer consultations to
departments of obstetrics and gynecology, assess
the quality of care provided, and suggest possible
alternative actions for improvement.
American Technologies, Inc.
433
ATI is a national leader in restoration, environmental
remediation and reconstruction. ATI is committed to
meeting the needs of the healthcare industry. We
have invested in highly trained personnel, specialty
equipment and experienced management
ARANZ Medical
308
ARANZ Medical’s Silhouette® assessment system
mitigates wound-related risk. It enables standardized,
instantly-available wound imaging, 3D measurement
and documentation, integrated with EHRs. Silhouette
supports early detection of wound worsening,
communication between practitioners, and enhanced
data security.
24
Atlas Lift Tech
628
Atlas Lift Tech combines clinical and operational
experience with innovative solutions to build effective
low cost Safe Patient Handling and Mobility (SPHM)
Programs.
Augustine Temperature Management
123
Air-free HotDog® Patient Warming protects the
sterile field, unlike forced-air warming. It is the only
system that warms the patient from above and below
simultaneously for a uniquely versatile, less expensive,
more effective warming solution.
BeaconMedaes239
BeaconMedæs is the world's leading supplier of
medical gas equipment, including medical air plants,
medical vacuum plants, WAGD plants, manifolds and
pipeline components to NFPA 99 standards and HTM
02-01 / ISO standards.
Bermuda Business Development Agency 724
Bermuda Business Development Agency (BDA)
encourages direct investment and helps companies
start up, re-locate or grow in the “World’s Risk
Capital.” Innovation, pragmatic regulation, expertise:
find it all here, two hours from the East Coast.
BVI Finance
435
As a Long-established and internationally recognized
financial services centres, BVI remains one of the
world's leading domiciles for the establishment
of sophisticated reinsurance vehicles and captive
insurance companies.
CareView Communications, Inc.
109
CareView’s innovative suite of products and services
improves patient safety by preventing falls, and
reduces 1:1 sitter costs. Using cutting edge technology,
CareView’s patient monitoring system uses Virtual Bed
Rails® software to observe patients remotely.
Carr Allison Medicare Compliance Group
235
Carr Allison Medicare Compliance Group is dedicated
to assisting clients across the country with Medicare
Secondary Payer issues. Some of these include:
Section 111 Reporting, Conditional Payment Claim
issues and Medicare Set asides.
Exhibitors
Cayman Islands Financial Services 401
The Cayman Islands, a domicile of choice for over 740
captives, provide an experienced flexible regulatory
environment. Healthcare captive business is a
specialty, however the domicile has experience in just
about any type of captive.
CRICO Strategies
638
CRICO Strategies partners with organizations to
understand the clinical themes and trends that drive
malpractice claims—forming the Comparative
Benchmarking System (CBS). CBS currently represents
30% of US MPL claims, enabling deep analysis and
benchmarking.
CIMRO611
CIMRO, with 40+-years’ experience, conducts
independent peer review nationwide, providing an
unbiased opinion regarding the quality of medical
services as part of facilities’ internal QI activities,
particularly in contentious situations or when
circumstances create potential conflict of interest
concerns. CIMRO’s 400 credentialed and actively
practicing peer reviewers provide determinations
utilizing current standards of practice.
Clarity Group, Inc.
523
Clarity Group is a healthcare resource company that
specializes in integrated risk-quality-safety systems.
Our offerings include a simple, web-based incident
reporting and management tool, Risk-Quality-Safety
consultative services and Clarity PSO, a Patient Safety
Organization.
Cord Caddy by Evolution Medical Products, Inc. 533
Cord Caddies directly impact patient/staff/visitor
safety proactively reducing fall risks/tripping accidents
from improperly secured/stored cords. Additionally,
infection prevention particularly with monitor cords, reused on multiple patients is improved when cords are
specifically disinfected and stored prior to use.
Coverys223
Coverys is a leading medical malpractice insurance
provider dedicated to helping policyholders identify and
manage risk and provides innovative risk management
services and resolute claim defense to the healthcare
community. Learn more at www.coverys.com.
CPI (Crisis Prevention Institute)
710
CPI trains health care professionals to safely manage
disruptive and assaultive behavior. Our Nonviolent Crisis
Intervention® training program and comprehensive
resources help thousands of hospitals minimize risk while
maximizing person-centered care.
CSC216
INDUSTRY-LEADING Incident, RMIS, Claims and
Legal Management SOFTWARE CSC’s RISKMASTER
Accelerator® provides all industries including
Healthcare an easy to use, end-to-end solution
suite improving efficiency, reducing costs, while
offering unsurpassed, scalable RMIS analysis and
integrated reporting technology. Deployed in various
options including (SaaS), RISKMASTER supports
All lines of business, Non-Occupational, Medical
Case Management, Incident Tracking and Mobile
technology.
Datix725
Datix is a healthcare software company specializing in
patient safety. We deliver enterprise risk management
products enabling our customers to become high
reliability organizations. Our software is saving
lives.
ECORE Commercial Flooring
639
ECORE Commercial Flooring’s new product initiatives
are designed to provide risk-reducing solutions for
healthcare and senior living spaces that decrease the
severity of injury associated with falls and offer sound
control and comfort underfoot.
ECRI Institute
509
ECRI Institute is an independent nonprofit that
researches best approaches to improving patient care.
Our information enables you to lead your organization
in assessing and addressing patient safety, risk
management, and quality improvement challenges.
Education Management Solutions (EMS)
211
Have you considered simulation team training to
advance your patient safety agenda? Visit Booth #211
and www.simulationiq.com to learn how Education
Management Solutions can provide the technology
you need to maximize simulation training for positive
outcomes.
25
Exhibitors
ELM Exchange
222
ELM Exchange prevents claims and improves patient
satisfaction by delivering proactive, targeted online risk
management education for healthcare providers. ELM
offers dynamic content, progress testing, responsive
feedback, and real-time reporting. ELM is accredited
by both the Accreditation Council for Continuing
Medical Education (ACCME) and the American Nurses
Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.
Experix LLC
735
Experix helps health care organizations, teams, and
providers thrive by providing them comprehensive
solutions to enhance patient health, improve outcomes,
and lower costs associated with risk and the delivery
of care.
FormFast439
FormFast develops software that empowers hospitals by
automating documents and workflow, capturing data
and streamlining operations. This allows hospitals to
concentrate on their core mission – delivering quality care.
Garretson Resolution Group
314
Professional and reliable relief from the time-consuming
function of dealing with Medicare, Medicaid and
private health insurance lien resolution matters.
Garretson Resolution Group’s (GRG) firm-wide
Resolution & Compliance program includes Healthcare
Lien Resolution, Medicare Set Asides, Medicare
Secondary Payer (MSP) Consulting & Mandatory
Insurer Reporting as well as Complex Settlement
Administration.
Health Care Compliance Association
431
The Health Care Compliance Association is a memberbased association for compliance professionals in
healthcare. Our products and 75 events each year
aim to educate our members with the latest news and
resources.
Hi-Dow International Portable Electronic Massagers
116
HipLink Software
215
HipLink empowers healthcare with reliable
communications to instantly deliver secure messages
to clinicians or other personnel. With audit trail and
tracking features HipLink can be used for HIPPA
compliant texting as well as disaster coordination.
26
HR Certification Institute
You stand out as an HR Professional with proven
expertise when you earn a PHR, SPHR, or GPHR
certification from HRCI. Get certified today.
241
IDenticard Systems
722
Software, hardware, printers, attachments, technology
and expiring badges to identify staff and visitors
ID, inc.
301
IDinc develops the most advanced Event Management
System used to manage Incidents, Complaints and
Claims. The system is based on a Workflow Engine
with email notifications, reminders and escalation
notices.
Interactive Metronome
538
Interactive Metronome® is a researched backed,
patented technology, dedicated to reducing falls and
related costs. The Joint Commission has acknowledged
IM as a best practice and a program of “high
interest”.
Joint Commission Center for
Transforming Healthcare
608
Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare:
transforming health care into a high reliability industry
by developing effective solutions to health care’s most
critical safety and quality problems. 2 NEW tools:
Preventing Falls TST®; Oro™ 2.0 High Reliability
Organizational Assessment. Booth #608
KBCore by CRG Medical, Inc.
729
Crossing the Line to High Reliability Healthcare - CRG
Medical’s innovative KBCore Suite, award winning
"Purple Button" app and Patient Safety Evaluation
System, revolutionizes education, analysis, and
communication bringing real improvements in patient
safety and quality.
Kingfisher Medical
338
Manufacturer of the SMARTSafe Patient Property Bags.
The SMARTSafe bags are used in hospital systems
around the globe and the only bag that not only
secures the patient's valuables but also tracks them
with the patient throughout their stay. Reducing loss
and improving patient care
Exhibitors
Loyola University Chicago
609
Loyola University Chicago offers an online Master
of Jurisprudence degree in health law for risk
management professionals who need to know the
laws, regulations and policies that govern health care.
Learn more at LUC.edu/healthlaw or 800-424-3986.
Medical Risk Management, Inc.
400
We offer over 50 general and specialty-specific
courses for physicians, used by hospitals, universities
and malpractice insurers to educate their physicians on
risk management. Accredited with commendation by
the ACCME.
Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals
238
Mallinckrodt is a global specialty biopharmaceutical
and medical imaging business that develops,
manufactures, markets and distributes specialty
pharmaceutical products and medical imaging agents.
Visit www.mallinckrodt.com to learn more.
MedPro Group
508
With over $70 million in annual premium, MedPro's
Health System & Hospital Division is a national leader
in providing risk solutions to healthcare systems,
hospitals and related providers.
Marsh ClearSight/Oliver Wyman 201
Marsh ClearSight is the global leader in risk,
patient safety and claims software for healthcare
organizations. Helping over 100 healthcare
organizations increase patient safety, improve quality
of care and lower the total cost of risk.
MCN Healthcare
504
MCN Healthcare, Inc. is an innovative provider of
custom policy content, workflow management software
and compliance expertise for healthcare providers.
Our policy management software, fully-customizable
policy library and regulatory notification system were
developed specifically for the needs of healthcare
professionals, by experienced healthcare professionals.
MDReview733
For over 10 years, MDReview has provided peer
review of the highest caliber to hospitals across the
country. With unprecedented project oversight and
exceptional expertise, MDReview continues to be The
Standard for Excellence in Peer Review.
Medical Interactive
200
Medical Interactive, a provider of Risk Management
resources, now features up-to-date online perinatal
Continuing Education (CME/CE). MI also offers
MiCapture Risk Assessment Software which enables
Risk Managers to complete the entire assessment
process onsite. www.medicalinteractive.com
Medical Peer Review Services, L.L.C. 405
Medical Peer Review Services partners with your
health care organization to provide quality, unbiased
peer review. Our high quality, board certified, actively
practicing physician consultants can quickly resolve
complex care management concerns for an affordable
cost while preserving the integrity of patient care.
Midas+, A Xerox Company
610
Since 1987, Midas+, A Xerox Company provides
integrated care management solutions, advanced
analytics and population health capabilities. Our
company’s success is found in our high retention rates
and client satisfaction.
Midwest Alliance for Patient Safety PSO
125
MAPS is a federally listed Patient Safety Organization
(PSO) offering: Full privileges & confidentiality for
patient safety work product; Secure adverse event
data-collection solutions; Peer networking/learning;
and Patient safety improvement tools. For more
information, contact [email protected].
Milliman, Inc.
534
Milliman is one of the largest independent consulting
and actuarial firms. Services we offer our healthcare
clients include reserve analysis, product design,
risk retention alternatives, pricing and funding and
financial modeling.
Minute for Medicine
539
Minute for Medicine is an easy way to obtain a wealth
of great patient safety video content that is custom
branded to your hospital or healthcare system. Each
of the 52 custom branded, one-minute healthcare
videos will help your organization create conversations
around important patient safety topics.
MRM Group
438
Since 2003, MRM Group has empowered healthcare
providers and institutions to eliminate preventable
adverse events, reduce the frequency and severity
of claims, and reduce malpractice premiums, while
increasing patient safety and improving the patient
experience.
27
Exhibitors
National Board of Surgical Technology
& Surgical Assisting
310
The mission of the NBSTSA is to provide professional
certification of surgical technologists (CST) and surgical
first assistants (CSFA), thus promoting quality patient
care in the surgical setting.
Origami Risk 709
Origami Risk brings new ideas and advanced features
to the Healthcare RMIS market. Origami is designed
with the latest technology and a focus on performance
and ease-of-use, enabling clients to manage, analyze
and track incidents.
National Recall Alert Center (NRAC)
703
National Recall Alert Center is trusted by 4 out of
5 USA hospitals since 1973. Celebrating its 42nd
anniversary, NRAC is WAIVING ALL COSTS this
year to ASHRM attendees who aren't already NRAC
members.
Otto Trading, Inc.
Portable Electronic Massagers
NAVEX Global
715
NAVEX Global provides the AHA-endorsed policy &
procedure management solution to nearly 20 percent
of the nation’s hospitals, helping organizations to
streaming the policy management lifecycle, eliminate
paper binders and meet audit standards. More than
8,000 clients trust our ethics and compliance expertise.
NORCAL Mutual
334
NORCAL Mutual Insurance Company with its
subsidiary Medicus offers versatile medical
professional liability coverage and personalized
service to health care professionals across the nation.
Ob Hospitalist Group
532
Ob Hospitalist Group leads the industry in developing
and managing in-house OB/GYN hospitalist programs
nationwide. Our mission is to elevate the standard
of women’s healthcare by providing Board Certified
physicians to our hospital partners 24 hours a day,
365 days a year.
Oceanus Insurance Company
535
At Oceanus Insurance, we "price to the risk"
recognizing that no two practices are the same. We've
got you covered.
OmniSure Consulting Group, LLC
240
OmniSure Consulting Group is a highly specialized
firm offering consultation and support in clinical
risk management and loss control. Patient Safety.
Employee Safety. Compliance. Quality Assurance and
Performance Improvement (QAPI). Risk Assessment.
Best Practice Assessment. Training.
28
541
Pascal Metrics Inc.
705
Pascal Metrics is a PSO that both measures Culture
of Safety for many of the highest profile hospitals in
the U.S. and runs a National Collaborative of leading
systems to measure all-cause harm electronically in
real-time.
Patient Safety and Quality Healthcare
340
Launched in 2004, Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare
(PSQH) is known throughout the industry for its in-depth
front line reporting of successful patient safety and
healthcare improvement programs.
Pavisse™ Incident Management Solution
329
Pavisse™, an integrated enterprise incident
management system, supports Incidents, CAPs, Peer
Review, Claims, Audits, and Reporting. Scalable
and sustainable, it dynamically manages incidents,
supports any taxonomy, facilitates compliant PSO
reporting, and interfaces with external systems.
Payless Shoe Source - safeTstep
141
With over 3,500 Payless retail store locations;
safeTstep puts safety within reach! Corporate discounts,
online ordering, $7,500 slip accident warranty, free
shipping to stores, no contracts, no minimums, and
Happiness Guarantee. Now launching into Healthcare.
Perinatal Quality Foundation
224
The Mission of the Perinatal Quality Foundation is to
improve the quality of Obstetrical medical services by
providing state of the art educational programs and
evidence-based, statistically valid monitoring systems to
evaluate current practices and facilitate the transition of
emerging technologies into clinical care by providing
programs like Nuchal Translucency Quality Review
(NTQR), The Cervical Length and Education Review
(CLEAR) and The Fetal Monitoring Credentialing (FMC).
Exhibitors
PharMEDium Services, LLC
701
PharMEDium is the leading provider of pharmacyoutsourced, ready to use compounded sterile
preparations. PharMEDium helps to mitigate
medication supply issues, enhance patient safety
efforts, reduce drug waste and simplify regulatory
compliance.
Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, Inc.
316
Pinnacle is an independent actuarial consulting firm
ranking among the largest property/casualty actuarial
firms in the US. Our medical professional liability
expertise and superior communication can help drive
better business decisions. Learn more, visit www.
pinnacleactuaries.com.
ProAssurance429
Choose an insurer that makes healthcare liability easy.
ProAssurance Group understands your unique needs,
control, and treats you fairly; rated A+ (Superior) by
A.M. Best.
Quantros, Inc.
311
Quantros is a leading provider of quality and safety
risk management reporting and analytics. Focused on
making healthcare safer, Quantros empowers clients to
accurately benchmark performance, reduce risks and
lower the total cost of care.
RASMAS404
RASMAS is automated, web-based recall programs
that can help your organization quickly identify recall
threats to minimize your organization’s risk of exposing
patients to recalled products.
RF Surgical Systems, Inc.
231
RF Surgical Systems, Inc. is the market leader in the
detection and prevention of retained surgical items.
The company’s flagship product, the RF Assure®
Detection System, is the preferred solution in more
than 4,500 OR, trauma, and L&D suites nationwide,
including most top ranked U.S. hospitals and trauma
centers.
Richard Alex, LLC Portable Electronic Massagers
332
Riskonnect629
Riskonnect is the provider of an enterprise-class risk
management work platform for all industries and all
size organizations. Take your program to the next level
with the latest in healthcare risk management & patient
safety software. Improved patient care. Reduced
healthcare risk management costs. One simple system.
Go Beyond with Riskonnect!
RiskQual Technologies, Inc.
328
RiskQual offers the HAS system for Event Reporting,
Complaints, Quality, Claims & Workers’ Comp
designed for healthcare. System-wide features include
customizable entry screens, automated follow-up, adhoc detail and comparison/graphical reporting, PSO
and Section 111 reporting
RL Solutions
500
& 501
RL Solutions builds software for risk management,
quality, patient safety, root cause analysis, peer review,
claims management and surveillance.
Roche Diagnostics Corporation
339
As the global leader in tissue cancer diagnostics, the
Ventana product portfolio from Roche, empowers
its customers to deliver enhanced medical value by
helping them improve laboratory workflow efficiency,
ensure patient safety, and increase diagnostic
accuracy.
Russian Blue Diamonds 122
Russian Blue Diamonds your one stop pop-up shop for
hospital sales and fundraising. Designer copies and
lab simulated stones and styles of all kinds.
Safe and Reliable Care
214
Safe & Reliable Healthcare is an industry leader in
assessing organizational culture and in using cultural
data to reduce risk and improve the safety and
reliability of healthcare.
SafeStart Medical
115
SafeStart is a surgical safety process built around an
iOS app. SafeStart improves patient safety, patient
satisfaction, staff workflow and patient throughput, and
decreases facility and provider risk.
29
Exhibitors
Safety National
208
Safety National is a leading provider of alternative
risk funding products such as excess workers’
compensation, deductible casualty, loss portfolio
transfers and reinsurance. The company is rated A+
(Superior), FSC XIII by A.M. Best.
SecurityMetrics210
SecurityMetrics is a global leader in data security
that enables businesses of all sizes to comply with
government, healthcare, and financial mandates.
Sedgwick415
Sedgwick is an industry leader in providing
customized, professional liability and medical
malpractice claim administration services, as well as
healthcare risk management and patient safety solutions
to healthcare organizations across the country.
Shoes For Crews
204
Shoes For Crews has been the trusted leader in safety
footwear to healthcare, foodservice, hospitality and
industrial employees for over 30 years. Our mission
is to help protect you from Slip and Fall accidents
by providing the most comfortable and slip-resistant
footwear available anywhere.
SIGMA Actuarial Consulting Group, Inc.
634
SIGMA Actuarial Consulting Group, Inc. is an
independent property and casualty actuarial firm
specializing in hospital professional liability, medical
malpractice, workers compensation, automobile
liability, general liability and products liability. Contact
Al Rhodes at [email protected]
Sizewise739
Sizewise sets the standard in service, safety, and
savings by offering a full line of products and solutions
designed to minimize caregiver injuries, reduce patient
falls and prevent pressure ulcer development.
SR Max Slip Resistant Shoe Co
312
SR Max Slip Resistant Shoes is the industry leader in
slip resistant technology and proud to offer over 200
styles from lots of great brands like Dansko, Reebok,
New Balance, MOZO, and more.
Standard Register Healthcare
614
Standard Register Healthcare offers the iMedConsent™
Solution which enhances the informed consent and
other patient communication processes. Trusted by
250 hospitals, iMedConsent™ ensures compliance
with CMS requirements, reduces enterprise risk and
enhances patient safety.
30
State of Tennessee, Department of
Commerce & Insurance
117
Forming a Captive Insurance Company has become
a mainstream tool for mitigating risks resulting in
increased control and cost reductions. Tennessee’s
state of the art legislation and supportive Insurance
Department make it a best-in-class domicile.
State of Vermont
529
Vermont is the leading onshore captive insurance
domicile, home to 48 of the Fortune 100 and nearly
100 hospital and doctor’s group captives. Find
out why Vermont is the “Gold Standard” of captive
insurance domiciles.
Stryker209
Stryker, one of the world's leading medical
technology companies offers products and services in
Orthopaedics, Medical, Surgical, Neurotechnology
and Spine, helping to improve patient and hospital
outcomes.
SureGrip Footwear
635
SureGrip slip-resistant footwear provides shoes your
employees want to wear such as New Balance,
Aerosoles, Caterpillar, Johnston and Murphy, and
Dockers.
SwipeSense, Inc. 540
SwipeSense transforms infection control by ensuring
every hand hygiene event is recorded, along the date,
time and location-specific information, to provide risk
and infection prevention professionals with compliance
data to effectively administer quality initiatives.
The Allen J Flood Companies, Inc.
441
The Allen J Flood Companies, a managing general
agent, offers cost-effective accident insurance for
hospital volunteers and student nurses. Developed in
collaboration with the AHA, the program offers flexible
benefits and premiums for hospitals.
The American Institute of Toxicology (AIT)
738
American Institute of Toxicology (AIT) reduces provider
risk with scalable on-site prescription drug monitoring
programs that meet local opioid prescribing rules and
best practices. AIT offers a powerful new software
application to document related compliance.
The Doctors Company
515
The Doctors Company provides comprehensive risk
solutions and innovative insurance programs for many
of the nation’s leading medical practices, medical
facilities, hospitals and healthcare systems.
Exhibitors
The Risk Authority Stanford
129
The Risk Authority Stanford, a risk-consulting firm, is
breaking barriers to confront healthcare’s challenges
head-on. Our creative thinking, breakthrough
technology, and cutting-edge solutions protect patients
by reducing medical error.
The Sullivan Group
409
Implemented in over 800 facilities, RSQ Solutions
reduces the risk of a malpractice claim. This series of loss
prevention programs draws on the vast medical-legal
experience of the RSQ Collaborative, a group of nationally
recognized experts across the spectrum of medicine.
TIDI Products, LLC
229
TIDI Products is a U.S. manufacturer of single-use
infection prevention products for the Medical and Dental
markets with products that protect Patients (gowns,
capes, drapes), Providers (eyewear, facemasks, gloves)
and Equipment (table paper, poly sheaths).
TigerText, Inc.
734
TigerText provides secure, real-time mobile messaging
for the enterprise, empowering organizations to work
more securely. TigerText’s encrypted messaging
platform keeps communications private, improves
workflows, and complies with industry regulations.
Travelers Insurance
622
Travelers IndustryEdge® for Healthcare Organizations
provides insurance to meet the needs of this industry.
Insureds benefit from our specialized coverages,
underwriting, risk control and claim service tailored to
the unique exposures they face.
US Specialty Underwriters
531
US Specialty Underwriters is a provider of Excess
Workers' Compensation insurance to hospitals,
nursing homes and other healthcare related employers
nationwide.
Verge Solutions
528
Verge offers online tools to automate and streamline
administrative processes for better quality outcomes.
Our SaaS products help you identify issues, develop
improvement paths, and measure outcomes across
departments and processes, all while staying
compliant.
Verify - IMI 105
A fully interactive electronic support and documentation
systems to track, verify, & guide successful births that
are designed to eliminated physician & patient risk.
Visitor Pass Solutions by Data Management, Inc. 213
Visitor Pass Solutions produces a growing line of
expiring visitor passes for both manual and electronic
visitor management systems. Our TAB-expiring Visitor
Passes employ a patented one-piece activation process
that saves time. effort, and material.
VitalSmarts212
VitalSmarts, named one of the Top 20 Leadership
Training Companies, is home to award-winning
training programs and New York Times bestselling
books that enable organizations to achieve new levels
of performance by changing employee behavior.
Wound Zoom
108
Affordable wound measurement camera that measures
UHC723
and documents in a minute. Saves you time and money
with accurate, repeatable, non-contact measurement.
UHC, an alliance of the nation’s leading nonprofit
academic medical centers and their affiliated
We also offer software to manage & analyze your
data, and facilitate telemedicine.
hospitals, offers renowned programs and solutions to
help organizations achieve their quality and patient
WoundVision341
safety goals. Through UHC Safety Intelligence™,
The WoundVision Scout is an advanced imaging and
participating organizations gain access to a
software solution that aids healthcare providers in
comprehensive safety and risk management solution,
preserving revenue by avoiding the costs associated
share best practices, collect research and participate in with healthcare acquired conditions (HACs) such as
the UHC Patient Safety Organization (PSO).
pressure ulcers, infections, and other wounds.
University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine,
Department of Medical Education
632
The University of Illinois at Chicago’s Department of
Medical Education offers an online master’s degree and
graduate certificate in patient safety. These programs
develop leaders in quality patient care practices who
measurably improve healthcare outcomes.
31
Electronic Posters
ASHRM spotlights organizations that are innovators in healthcare risk management. On large screens in the
Member Zone, come view posters detailing these innovators’ projects and accomplishments. The presentations
shine a light on hospitals and organizations that have decreased preventable serious safety events; lowered their
rate of hospital-acquired conditions and patient readmissions; and improved care quality and patient safety.
Location: Member Zone
Does Nursing Need to Rethink Their Approach to
Human Error?
Presenter(s): Amanda Kuenstler and Eder Henriqson
Current Best Practices for Managing Patient Health
Risks during Construction
Presenter(s): John Martinelli
Deploying Just Culture Event Investigations to Drive
High Reliability
Presenter(s): Susan Keating, Deborah Lynn and Janet
Gerner
Infection Transmission via Conjunctiva: Occupational
Contamination Risk & The Role of Eyewear
Presenter(s): Victor Lange and Ellen Hassett Cahill
Enhancing Resident Engagement in Patient Safety by
Promoting Incident Reporting
Presenter(s): Amanda Kuenstler, Thomas Blackwell,
Kimberly Pandanell and Virginia Simmons
The Patient Safety Group
Presenter(s): Christy Aeh and Tiffany Shope
Rapid Start Up of a Large Scale Patient Safety
Organization
Presenter(s): Ruth Westcott and Katie Burdette
Integration of Human Factors Analysis and
Classification System (HFACS) into Radiation Incident
Studies
Presenter(s): Jen Chieh and Christopher Lim
Guess Who's Not Breathing? ...An OSA Process
Improvement Initiative
Presenter(s): Mary Lewis
Improving Mortality Reviews - A Four Year Journey in
the Middle East
Presenter(s): Nicolas Turrin, Maya Mallat Yassine and
Samer Ellahham
32
Improving Clinical Performance and Safety Culture
through TeamSTEPPS Implementation
Presenter(s): Bill Laxton and Katie Burdette
Efforts to reduce the number of MRSA patients on
Contact Precautions
Presenter(s): Nilda Gonnella-French
Getting to the Heart of the Matter
Presenter(s): Heather Joyce-Byers
Preventing Kernicterus in Canadian Hospitals
Presenter(s): Polly Stevens and Joanna Noble
PSO (Patient Safety Organization) Enhances Patient
Safety through Collaboration
Presenter(s): Geri Schimmel and Gina Vogt
Nursing Peer Review Following Serious Adverse Events:
Knowledge, Attitudes & Beliefs
Presenter(s): Heather Kennedy
Member Zone and General Information
Exhibit Hall Hours
Sunday, Oct 18
Monday, Oct 19
Tuesday, Oct 20
5:00pm - 7:00pm
7:30am - 9:00am
11:15am - 1:30pm
4:00pm - 6:00pm
7:30am - 9:00am
Noon - 2:00pm
Member Zone & Bookstore Hours
Sunday, Oct 18
Monday, Oct 19
Tuesday, Oct 20
Wednesday, Oct 21
7:30am
7:30am
7:30am
7:30am
-
6:00pm
6:00pm
5:30pm
12:30pm
Attire
ASHRM suggests business casual for education events. Use your best judgment
to represent yourself and your organization. Be prepared for varying room
temperatures.
Indiana Convention Center Address
Indiana Convention Center
100 S. Capitol Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46225
317-262-8600
Conference Evaluation
After the conference, attendees will receive an e-mail with a link to the conference
evaluation.
Shipping
Shipping information and supplies are available from the convention center
business center or the hotel front desk.
33
Bookstore Preview
Purchase Industry leading Publications at ASHRM 2015
Avoid the cost of shipping and purchase textbooks and pearls at the ASHRM 2015 Bookstore
NEW
NEW
NEW
ASHRM Root Cause Analysis
Playbook
Member Price $199 $139
Nonmember Price $199
Patient Safety Risk
Management Playbook
Member Price $199 $149
Nonmember Price $199
An Enterprise Risk
Management Playbook:
Member: $179 $129
Non-member: $179
ASHRM CPHRM EXAM PREPARATION GUIDE
NEW
BE RECOGNIZED
www.ashrm.org
ASHRM ERM Handbook for
Healthcare Entities, 2nd Edition
Member: $209 $169
Non-member: $209
prepare
renew
SUCCEED
CPHRM Exam
Preparation Guide
Member: $105 $75
Non-member: $105
Risk Management
Handbook for Healthcare
Organizations, 3 volume set
Member: $375 $350
Non-member: $375
NEW
Long-Term & Continuing
Care and Aging
Services 3rd Edition
Member: $25 $20
Non-member: $25
34
Insidious Intimidation
2nd Edition
Member: $25 $20
Non-member: $25
Informed Consent
3rd Edition
Member: $25 $20
Non-member: $25
Also online at ASHRM.org
Healthcare Information
Technology
Member: $25 $20
Non-member: $25
Save the Date for ASHRM Academy
Join ASHRM for a springtime retreat in the scenic San Antonio hill country. Build your expertise
in risk management and patient safety by working closely with leaders in the profession. ASHRM
Academy combines four days of educational activities with a refreshing getaway at La Cantera
Hill Country Resort, a AAA Four Diamond award-winning resort atop of one of the highest points
in San Antonio. Whether you are there to work on the CPHRM, a certificate program or just
to learn new strategies in enterprise risk management, you will come away from the weekend
refreshed, inspired and informed.
• Healthcare Risk Management Certificate Program
• Patient Safety Certificate Program
• CPHRM Exam Prep Course
• CPHRM Exam
• Enterprise Risk Management Certificate Program
• Risk Financing Bootcamp
See you in San Antonio!
www.ASHRM.org/academy

Annual Conference Onsite Guide

Transcription

Similar documents

chimb.ca

FestusManor Good News Gazette Update

MNRA Healthcare - Nottingham City SPLAT

Our Goal: To Find Just the Person You Need. - Med

Lanvera Borland-Groover Clinic Case Study

TriMedx Fact Sheet

EPS Consumer research info graphicv4

Capped Cost Immediate Savings FINAL.indd

healthcare leaders

InBody720 Spec Sheet