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LEARNING 43 Seminars 111X-118X 1.5 credit hours each These seminars will be held 10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m. on Thursday 111X Designing the Future of Integrated Behavioral Health Whitney Gray II, PhD Director, Cannon Design David Deopere, PhD President, Robert Young Center, UnityPoint Health Trinity Mary Petersen, RN Director, Behavioral Health Inpatient Services, Robert Young Center, UnityPoint Health Trinity Learning Objectives: * Describe how to use integrated behavioral care delivery models to inform the facility design process * Determine the key measurable constructs to consider when planning behavioral health facility projects 112X Planning the Best Use of a Major Post-Acute Facility in Uncertain Times Wendy M. Weitzner, FACHE Vice President, The Innova Group Mary K. Moscato President, Hebrew Rehabilitation Center Learning Objectives: * Discover a comprehensive approach to "best use" planning one organization took in response to health reform * Explore the approach a large senior care/post-acute care provider took to planning under reform 113X The Discharge Before Noon Challenge: Improving Throughput Amy W. Horrocks, FACHE Vice President, Medical Services, NYU Langone Medical Center Martha J. Bailey Manager, Operational Initiatives, NYU Langone Medical Center Katherine Hochman, MD Director, Hospitalist Program/Assistant Chief, Medicine Service, NYU Langone Medical Center Learning Objectives: * Examine strategies to streamline the discharge process and increase percentage of timely discharges * Identify the benefits and potential outcomes of applying these interventions at your own organization 114X From Crisis to Improved Performance: A Critical Access Hospital's Lean Journey Peter L. Gosline, FACHE President/CEO, Monadnock Community Hospital Christine Pillsbury Workout Coordinator, Monadnock Community Hospital Learning Objectives: * Explore how one critical access hospital improved its performance using a Lean/Six Sigma Workout model * Discover strategies for creating a culture of performance improvement and accountability within your organization "Congress is an event that allows collaboration from around the industry and country to better the progress of healthcare. The ability to network with colleagues and participate in the various seminars continues to add value in this ever-changing industry. I find the few days I am at Congress to be time well spent, and the ability to bring back a few nuggets of knowledge to my organization is invaluable." Doug Pytlinski Vice President, Supply Chain Management, BJC HealthCare St. Louis Seminars  http://http:// http://http:// http://http:// http://http://

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