June 02-04, 2012 Charlotte, North Carolina
Clinical Engineering and Healthcare Technology Management's Impact on Clinical Outcomes (presented by ACCE)
Saturday, Jun 02, 2012, 8:00 am-12:00 pm
Charlotte Convention Center
501 South College Street, Charlotte, NC 28202
Link to AAMI conference description: http://www.aami.org/meetings/aami2012/sessions.sat.html#acce
Speakers:
- Dr. Julian Goldman, Mass General Hospital/Partners Healthcare
- Dr. Yadin David, Biomedical Engineering Consultants LLC
- Lori T. Harrison, RNC, MSN, Kaiser Permanente
- John G. Rhoads, Philips Healthcare & Dr. Paul Schluter, GE Healthcare
- Dr. Purna Prasad, Stanford Medical Center
- Round Table Discussion
Abstracts:
- While national headlines frequently have captured the fast advance of integrated and mobile healthcare technology that make usable information readily available to providers, lesser attention has been given to the clinical engineering (CE) and healthcare technology management (HTM) contributions to this area
- CE and HTM have provided the means and methods so that critical patient diagnostic and treatment information is safely, accurately, and securely available for timely use by providers. This device-integration framework is indispensable, for example, to achieving the Meaningful Use objectives
- This symposium will connect the dots for vendors, clinical engineers, biomedical managers and technicians, care providers, administrators, and other stakeholders to document and highlight joint involvement for improving patient clinical outcomes
Date: Sunday, Jun 03, 2012, 8:00 am- 9:45am (Part 1)
James Welch, Sotera Wireless, Inc.
Frank Oberdyk, MD
Dr. Fabien Scalzo
Kathleen Stacy, PhD |
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In October, 2011, a group of 300 dedicated and diverse individuals came together at the AAMI/FDA Medical Device Alarms Summit to establish a plan of action to
identify, prioritize and reduce issues associated with medical device alarms. Attendees from hospitals, medical device manufacturers, the FDA, academia, and other
stakeholders engaged in two days of discussion and outlined the priorities. In this two-part session, you will learn about the outcomes from the summit, activities
since the event, and the important issues that have been uncovered regarding alarm safety.
Sunday, Jun 03, 2012, 10:00 am- 11:15am (Part 2)
James Welch, Sotera Wireless, Inc.
J. Tobey Clark, CCE, University of Vermont Technical Service Partnership
Todd Cooper, 80001 Experts
Tim Gee, Medical Connectivity Consulting
John Hoffman, Excel Medical Electronics
In the second part of this two-part session, you will learn more about the outcomes of the AAMI/FDA Medical Device Alarms Summit, activities since the event,
and the important issues that have been uncovered regarding alarm safety.
Date: May 31 and June 01, 2012, 9:00 am
Location: Charlotte Convention Center: room# 205
The Clinical Engineering & CCE Review Class will provide an overview of the 2012 CCE examination topics which is
based on the Clinical Engineering Body of Knowledge (BOK) survey conducted recently. This course is designed and
presented by a group of experienced certified clinical engineers. Read more
-RSVP
- Location: The Westin Charlotte, Grand Ballroom D (Level 2)
601 South College Street, Charlotte, NC - 28202
- Date: Sunday, June 3rd, 7PM – 10PM
- 30-min Presentation/Membership Meeting
General update of year's event
Includes nominations slate
Teleconference series 2012-2013
A word from our Sponsors
- Awards Ceremony
- Reception
(http://www.aami.org/meetings/aami2012/exhibit/booths/acce.html)
- Learn about new teleconference series
- Learn about the CCE exam
- Learn about the membership programs
- Learn about ACCE International activities
- Connect with old and new friends
- Check/update your membership status
- Order ACCE memorabilia's
- Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE)'s Patient Care Devices domain (PCD), cosponsored by ACCE, AAMI and HIMSS, will demonstrate standards-based interoperable communications
- Speak with a few of the PCD conforming vendors; learn about the many types of data using standards-based messages which are vendor independent that are now available
- Learn about specifying and purchasing devices and systems on the market that actually speak the same language to send physiologic, alarm, and device data and the ability to bind/unbind the device to the patient's medical record
- Discuss interoperable messages under development that directly support clinical engineering: device condition information sent to CMMS systems (e.g., self-test results, battery condition, availability) and (hopefully soon) location
- Discuss the User Handbook as well as work in process to meet additional clinical and CE needs such as medical device Cybersecurity
- You can find more information about the IHE at www.ihe.net and about the PCD at www.ihe.net/pcd. You can actively participate in defining interoperable solutions by contacting pcd@accenet.org
ACCE members (login required), you can download a Complimentary 3-Day Expo-Plus Pass at our member's section.
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at AAMI Exhibit Floor, Booth# 1104
