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7:00 am – 8:00 am Registration, Breakfast & Welcome Remarks
8:00 am – 8:50 am Wait – The Harder I Work, The Lazier I Look on Paper? Presented by Dr. Tony Lin, M.D., F.H.M., Chairman of the Board, and Managing Director, Kelsey Seybold Clinic
8:50 am – 9:40 am MACRA Year 2: Moving Out of the Transition Period and Into Reality Presented by Daniel Esquibel, Senior Manager – Regulatory, Deloitte
9:40 am – 9:55 am Refreshment Break
9:55 am – 10:45 am Emergency Stroke Treatment on Wheels: Bringing Treatment to the Patient Presented by Dr. James Grotta, MD, Director of Stroke Research, Director of Mobile Stroke Unit, Memorial Hermann Hospital – Texas Medical Center
10:45 am – 11:35 am The Top Five Animals Keeping Your Doctors Up at Night Presented by Mitali Paul, MHA, MBA, FACHE, Vice President, Business Development, Wiederhold & Associates; Dan Hackner MD MBA, Former CMO, Care Management, Memorial Hermann Health System
11:35 am – 12:25 pm Overcoming Self-Handicapping Leadership Presented by Dr. Jordan Mitchell, Assistant Professor, University of Houston Clear Lake
12:25 pm – 1:15 pm Lunch and Networking
1:15 pm – 2:05 pm Population Health: Changing the Flood into a Workflow Presented by Dr. Jeffrey Steinbauer, Professor, Chief Medical Officer, Baylor College of Medicine, CHI Texas Division Physician Network
2:05 pm – 2:55 pm Jock to Doc: Gridiron to the OR Presented by Dr. Mark Adickes, Chief of Sports Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine
2:55 pm – 3:10 pm Refreshment Break
3:10 pm –4:00 pm Quality Metrics and Analytics Presented by Dr. Adol Esquivel, Texas Division Director, Clinical Analytics, CHI St. Luke’s Health
4:00 pm –4:50 pm Physician Contracting and Compensation (The ABC’s of RVU’s) Presented by Edgar C. Morrison, Jr., Attorney/Partner, Jackson Walker LLP
AGENDA AT A GLANCE
7:00 am – 8:00 am Registration, Breakfast & Welcome Remarks
8:00 am – 8:50 am Wait – The Harder I Work, the Lazier I Look on Paper? Course #: 180201 CPE: 1.0 Level: Intermediate Prerequisites: None
As Healthcare continue to move from volume to value, metrics used to measure different aspects of a physician practice must be interpreted and used carefully to get the desired outcome. Dr. Lin will share clinical examples of how Kelsey-Seybold Clinic, the Nation’s First NCQA Accredited ACO, approaches this issue from the physician perspective.
Course Objectives: • Discuss and review different ways of looking at practice data under Value Based Model of care.•See how appropriate interpretation of data will help physicians to be aligned with the goals of an Accountable Care Organization.
Presented by Dr. Tony Lin, M.D., F.H.M. Chairman of the Board, and Managing Director Kelsey Seybold Clinic
8:50 am – 9:40 am MACRA Year 2: Moving Out of the Transition Period and into Reality Course #: 180202 CPE:1.0 Level: Intermediate Prerequisites: None
2018 is a unique moment in the implementation of MACRA. As clinicians report data for the first time under MIPS, providers also are facing the implementation of the MIPS Cost measure and unique choices related to Other Payer Advanced Alternative Payment Models. This session will provide an update on the latest in implementation of MACRA and highlight some key decision points facing health care providers in 2018.
Course Objectives: • Current state of MACRA implementation• Overview of the MIPS Cost performance measure and All-Payer Combination Option for APMs• Key considerations for 2018
Presented by Daniel Esquibel Senior Manager – Regulatory Deloitte
9:40 am – 9:55 am Refreshment Break
9:55 am – 10:45 am Emergency Stroke Treatment on Wheels: Bringing Treatment to the Patient Course #: 180203 CPE: 1.0 Level: Intermediate Prerequisites: None
The nation’s first Mobile Stoke Unit, an ambulance equipped and staffed to diagnose and treat stoke patients within minutes of onset, was introduced in Houston in 2014. By treating patients faster, we expect that more patients will recover with less disability. We will describe what a Mobile Stroke Unit is, it’s rationale, progress to date, costs, and future application for treating stroke patients worldwide.
Presented by Dr. James Grotta, MD Director of Stroke Research, Director of Mobile Stroke Unit Memorial Hermann Hospital – Texas Medical Center
10:45 am – 11:35 am The Top Five Animals Keeping Your Doctors Up at Night Course #: 180204 CPE: 1.0 Level: Intermediate Prerequisites: None
Healthcare is facing many challenges and as leaders keeping abreast of issues impacting important stakeholders is crucial. Physicians are a critical part of the healthcare delivery system. This session will address some of the top challenges they face in 2018 and some innovative ideas to partner with them in addressing those. As organizations ramp up their outpatient physician practices and independent practices seek strategic partners, they are faced with unchartered territories where thinking outside the box is necessary for success. Whether you are a student, early careerist, a seasoned executive or a physician, this session would be a great avenue to discuss best practices or learn about different approaches to the same issues that every organization faces in the healthcare industry.
Presented by Mitali Paul, MHA, MBA, FACHE Dan Hackner MD MBA Vice President, Business Development Former CMO, Care Management Wiederhold & Associates Memorial Hermann Health System
11:35 am – 12:25 pm Overcoming Self-Handicapping Leadership Course #: 180205 CPE: 1.0 Level: Entry/Intermediate Prerequisites: None
Leaders Know What They Should Do: motivate, drive outcomes, overcome adversity and resistance, create clear accountability, build trust and open dialogue, and make decisions based on productivity, not politics
Leaders Often Manage Up When uncertain of their abilities, leaders make excuses because it is effective impression management; but, these handicaps can ultimately lead to significant barriers to success.
We hope to Start a Conversation and Eliminate Self-Handicapping. Self-Handicapping is a vicious spiral to ineffective leadership.
Self-handicapping is the process where people make excuses, withdraw effort, and create obstacles in order to maintain a public or self-image. The need to appear competent drives people to self-handicap. In this session, we will explore how people use self-handicapping in business and leadership as a means of impression management and how it eventually leads down to poor leadership. AT the conclusion, our participants will leave with a deeper understanding of self-handicapping and how to overcome it personally and organizationally.
Presented by Dr. Jordan Mitchell Assistant Professor University of Houston Clear Lake
12:25 pm – 1:15 pm Lunch and Networking
1:15 pm – 2:05 pm Population Health: Changing the Flood into a Workflow Course #: 180206 CPE: 1.0 Level: Intermediate Prerequisites: None
This session will include a discussion of the challenges facing clinicians as we attempt to address population health. Traditionally, healthcare has been left up to the patient: you get care when you make an appointment. Under the new value-based reimbursement plans, providers are encouraged to track patient needs and reach out to patients to improve compliance with prevention measures and management of chronic disease. In an era where offices have lean staffing models and physicians are already feeling stretched, how can this be accomplished? Suggestions for re-deployment of office staff and expanded roles for extenders will be discussed.
Presented by Dr. Jeffrey Steinbauer Professor, Chief Medical Officer Baylor College of Medicine, CHI Texas Division Physician Network
2:05 pm – 2:55 pm Jock to Doc: Gridiorn to the OR Course #: 180207 CPE: 1.0 Level: Entry Prerequisites: None
In this inspirational and entertaining session, attendees will learn tips on how to handle career changes and self-improvement techniques.
Presented by Dr. Mark Adickes Chief of Sports Medicin Baylor College of Medicine
2:55 pm – 3:10 pm Refreshment Break
3:10 pm –4:00 pm Supporting Quality and Clinical Performance Improvement Through Analytics Course #: 180208 CPE: 1.0 Level: Intermediate Prerequisites: None
Designing, implementing and deploying clinical analytics across a large healthcare enterprise to drive quality and support performance improvement presents unique challenges. From selecting scalable – reliable technology and gathering data from multiple sources, to user-centered design to drive adoption, clinical analytics requires a long term strategy, committed leadership and full organizational support to achieve its goals.
During this session, we will present selected real world challenges we have experienced, highlight successful and not-so successful examples of clinical analytics tools we have deployed and provide attendees a general perspective of how a large healthcare enterprise is using clinical analytics to improve patient care.
Presented by Dr. Adol Esquivel Texas Division Director, Clinical Analytics CHI St. Luke’s Health
4:00 pm –4:50 pm Physician Contracting and Compensation (The ABC’s of RVU’s) Course #: 180209 CPE: 1.0 Level: Intermediate Prerequisites: None
We will discuss current concepts and formulas for physician compensation, both within a medical group, and when affiliated with a health system. We will examine regulatory restrictions on physician compensation, as well as strategies for incentivizing greater efficiency and productivity for physicians within an organization.
Presented by Edgar C. Morrison, Jr. Attorney/Partner Jackson Walker LLP
HFMA GULF COAST AND HFMA LOUISIANA
PAYER FORUM
February 26, 2018
L’Auberge Lake Charles
L’Auberge Lake Charles,
LA
HFMA GULF COAST LUNCHEON MEETING
March 16, 2018
Houston Methodist
Houston, TX
2018 HFMA TEXAS STATE CONFERENCE
April 22 - 24, 2018
Hyatt Regency Austin, TX
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