The purpose of the Interprofessional Fellowship Program in Patient Safety is to develop leaders with vision, knowledge, and commitment to lead patient safety efforts in the 21st century.   The program includes both patient safety specific and supporting core competencies: (1) Patient Safety Specific (Theoretical Underpinnings), (2) Teamwork and Collaboration, (3) Transformational Leadership, (4) Patient-Centered Care,(5) Evidence-Based Practice, and (5) Informatics and Use of Data.

Cerner Corporation and UK HealthCare invite you to a race to improve outcomes

 

Front-runner
7:30a.m. at the Griffin Gate Marriott Resort
Explore the role of informati on technology to facilitate better
quality care, including improved outcomes and reduced costs

 

Photo Finish
1:15p .m. at Keeneland
Enjoy an afternoon watching the BeWitch Stakes

 

Symposium registration and networking begin at 7:30 a.m. with coffee and breakfast.

Education session starts at 8:00 a.m. and concludes at noon. Lunch will be provided.

 

Griffin Gate Marriott Resort
1800 Newtown Pike
Lexington, KY 40511

 

We are offering CE's for physicians, pharmacists and nurses. Dress is casual so come prepared to race to improve outcomes.

Transportation provided upon request from the Marriott to Keeneland.

 

Seats are limited so you need to respond to sarah.hopkins@cerner.com.

 

If you have any questions please call June at 859-323-5845.

 

7:30 -   8:00  
Registration and Breakfast

 

8:00 -   8:40  
Welcome and APACHE Overview      
Ashleigh Surber, RN
Vicki Snavely, RN
Cerner

 

8:40 -   9:20  
Overview:  Using Clinical Databases  To Improve the Quality of  Patient  Care in the ICU in an Academic  Medical Center                                   
Joseph Conigliaro, MD, MPH
Carol Steltenkamp, MD, MBA
University of Kentucky

 

9:20 -   9:50   
Evaluating Care:  The Rapid Response Team                              
Debra Hall, RN, PhD
University of Kentucky

 

9:50 - 10:00  
Break

 

10:00 –10:30 
Appropriate Use of Antibiotics             
Shane Winstead,  PharmD
University of Kentucky

 

10:30 – 11:00   Using Data in the Surgical ICU
Andrew Bernard, MD
University of Kentucky

 

11:00 -  11:15  
Grab lunch

 

11:15 -  12:00  
Electronic Documentation for Critical Care and Virtual Monitoring
Fern Malila, RN
Cerner
                       
12:00 -  12:15 
Wrap up                                      
Joseph Conigliaro, MD, MPH
Carol Steltenkamp, MD, MBA
University of Kentucky