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20172017
May 15-18, 2017 Sheraton Pentagon City Arlington VA
Building Partnerships and Providing Multifaceted Care. One Veteran at a Time.
Over the last year, the Nation has had both extraordinary highs and devastating lows. Throughout each of these ebbs and flows, the Department of Veterans Affairs has quietly marched on, continuing to improve and provide more sophisticated and more effective care to our Nations Veterans. It’s one of our Nations highest callings, to care for those who have borne the cost of battle.
The VA has done a tremendous job in recent years at combating major challenges; however, most of these obstacles are enduring and require constant persistence and innovation. From eliminating the backlog of patients requiring care to raising the level of patient satisfaction, while simultaneously introducing new technology, is no easy task. Without this constant persistence, the VA could see the exponential increase in challenges- some of which it has worked very hard to shed itself of.
The concern is that the VA has yet to reach the peak of the challenges, both financial and physical, as it is anticipated that the full extent of these challenges won’t be actualized for 30-40 years after the end of combat operations. With the sheer number of Warfighters involved in the War of Terror, these future burdens seem unnerving to say the least.
That is what is at stake here: the future. The future of healthcare to millions of Veterans. Make no mistake; there are plenty of opportunities and challenges right now, enough to satiate the largest of appetites and paralyze the toughest of men, but whatever they are, they pale in comparison to what the future holds.
Where does it all start? Right here at this annual event.
With that, I am incredibly pleased to once again welcome you to this year’s VA Healthcare event. We have a few new additions to the program that are sure to get you excited. From more interactive sessions, 18+ CME credits, more speakers, and the addition of an entire new day, this years meeting promises to deliver more content and more experience then you can handle.
Join us, as we venture into the future of VA Healthcare. It all starts with you.
See you there!
Respectfully,
Brian Wharton Director VA Healthcare 2017
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What’s New?Learn about Emerging Research and Development Efforts Within the VA
Discuss New Topics Such as Medical Simulation and Alternative Medicine
Understand How Veteran Healthcare and Socio-Economic Concerns Relate to Each Other
Hear First Hand about the Acquisition Process and the VA’s Priorities for 2017 and Beyond
Learn about Addiction Concerns with the Veteran Population
Recognize how the VA is Transforming Itself into a High Reliability Organization
Enjoy More Networking Then Ever Before at Our New Gala Dinner
Some topics need more than 45 minutes. Come listen to the top three topics of the events; Substance Abuse, Patient Experience, and Acquisition Updates. All broken out into more detail and with more information.
A quick round robin through our exhibit hall exposes our attendees to brand new technologies, that solve the critical challenges you face on a daily basis.
Join us at a dinner at the end of Main Day 1. Designed to maximize your ability to network, the dinner will also host a guest speaker to discuss the transformation of the VA into the High Reliability Organization.
Knock out the majority of your CME credit requirements in this one event. No need to worry about them for the rest of the year!
With the inclusion of the 4th day, we are touching on more topics then ever before. From TBI to Addiction concerns, this day is specifically designed to help our attendees maximize their CME credits.
Feeling a little sluggish in the Morning? Join us for a light morning workout in one of our track rooms to get those creative juices flowing!
These sessions give you the option to choice your session. Create an agenda that is customized to what is most important to you, whether your interest in Clinical Care or Information Technology Related!
Discover a dedicated VA space within the Exhibit Hall to help you facilitate more conversations with those who matter most. More information available on page 5.
Listen to leadership within the VA discuss the future of healthcare and benefit delivery for our Nations Veterans in order to understand the strategic goals within the VA.
SPEAKERS WITH THEIR FINGER ON THE PULSEOur Speakers are carefully selected in order to ensure you get the most relevant and timely information possible
KEYNOTEThomas Lynch, MDAssistant Deputy USH for Clinical Operations and
Management
CHAIRPERSONAllison Hickey
Former Under Secretary for Benefits
KEYNOTEThomas Murphy
Principal Deputy Under Secretary for Benefits
Performing the Duties of Under Secretary for Benefits
KEYNOTECurtis CoyDeputy Under
Secretary for Economic Opportunity
KEYNOTEBaligh R. Yehia, MD
Deputy Under Secretary for Health for
Community Care
Gregory L. GiddensActing Chief Acquisition Officer, Department of
Veterans Affairs
Mr. Joseph RonzioDeputy CTO, VHA
Ms. Tiffany Love Deputy Associate Director of
Patient Care Services
Dr. Adrian D’AmicoChief, Emergency Medicine
VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System
Dr. Mehmet SofuogluDirector, VISN 1 New England
MIRECC
Dr. Benjamin Kligler National Director, Integrative Health Coordinating Center,
Veterans Health Administration
Rick LemmonActing Chief Procurement
and Logistics Officer Veterans Health Administration
Dr. James CouchOklahoma City Veterans
Administration Medical Center
Scott BlackburnExecutive Director MyVA Task Force
Dr. Andrea IppolitoNetwork Lead, VA Center of
Innovation
Dr. Tara E. GalovskiDirector, Women’s Health
Sciences Division, National Center for PTSD,VA Boston
Healthcare System
Mary Ellen EliasSimulation Coordinator,
VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System
Dr. William P. PattersonNetwork Director,
VISN 15
Mr. Jim WartskiDirector, North Atlantic District
Veterans Experience Office
Elizabeth PletcherRecovery Support Specialist, Defense and Veterans Brain
HealthHQ Gala DinnerWellness LoungeWe are pleased to announce the introduction of our HealthHQ to our event. Located within our Exhibit Space, the HealthHQ is designed to allow select VA offices to promote their messages to industry in the most effective way possible. Don’t be a stranger and stop by. Open during all networking breaks, you never know who you will meet!
After a long day of content on May 16th, enjoy a few drinks and more networking at our gala dinner. Listen to a special guest speaker and unwind after a long day.
Need a break? To combat any exhaustion, we are proud to introduce our wellness lounge. Take a break in this room specifically designed to provide our attendees with a quiet break from the action.
The Magic of Our VA Healthcare Event is the Combination of End Users + Industry
Professionals
Industry leaders discuss the possibilities of tomorrow. They help set the expectations of the future.
The end users discuss real world experiences and challenges. They steer the conversation on how to improve healthcare and benefit delivery within the VA.
10:00 Alternative and Complementary Medicine and its Potential Impact on Veterans · Identifying the success rate of alternative medicine and it’s ability to supplement traditional
medicine
· Differentiating between the various forms of alternative medicine to find an effective treatment
· Evaluating the receptivity and success rate among the Veteran population
Dr. Benjamin Kligler National Director, Integrative Health Coordinating Center, Office of Patient-Centered Care & Cultural Transformation Veterans Health Administration
“My Patient Won’t Do What They Are Supposed To” – An Analysis of the Tension between Provider Instructions and Patient Follow Through · Successfully developing solutions to monitor real-time patient medical information
· Analyzing medical information and providing up to the minute treatment remedies
· Solutions for ensuring patient adherence to established treatment plans
11:30 Networking LuncheonAll the morning hustle and bustle has probably made for a much needed break! Join us for a delicious lunch and make new friends at your table.
WORKSHOP C WORKSHOP D
12:30 Diagnosing and Treating Substance Abuse Concerns within the Veteran Population · Identifying new methods for diagnosing mental health disorders
· Creating an individualized treatment plan for each mental health disorder
· Minimizing the reverberation felt by the family members of the veteran
Incorporating New Processes to Reduce the Patient Wait Time and Backlog & Ensure Higher Quality Service · Case study analysis of successfully reducing healthcare delivery wait time
· The applicability of process excellence improvements to the clinical care arena
· Balancing acute care delivery while delivering improved wait time standards
2:15 Enhancing Patient Safety Through Effective Policies and Procedures · Training and developing medical personnel to alleviate clinical errors
· Understanding how safety continues to drive the overall patient experience
· The future of safety initiatives within the VA
Robin Hemphill Acting Assistant Deputy USH for Quality, Safety and Value Veterans Health Administration
“Overview of the Acquisition and Construction Efforts of the VA” · Review of the VA Acquisition Process and Expected Timelines
· Areas of focus for 2017
· Developing methods for successfully evaluating current systems to determine if upgrades are needed or warranted
Gregory L. Giddens Acting Chief Acquisition Officer, Department of Veterans Affairs Principal Executive Director, Office of Acquisition, Logistics and Construction, VA
3:30 Afternoon Networking BreakTake a few minutes to collect as many business cards as you can. You never know who you will meet!
WORKSHOP G
3:45 Pitch Workshop: Developing and Delivering your Technology to the VA in Timely Manner. Back by popular demand, this workshop is a deep dive into how to successfully pitch your Technology to the VA. During this workshop, we will first explore the basic process of submission, followed by a hands on opportunity to allow you to solidify your knowledge base. This has something for everything, from beginners to the most advanced. Not a vendor? No Problem! This workshop will show you how the technology you use every day is getting into your hands. You never know, it may be you pitching one day and is sure to be the can’t miss session of the day!
This session is open to the whole of the audience.
Dr. Andrea Ippolito Network Lead VA Center of Innovation
4:45 Closing RemarksAllison Hickey Former Under Secretary for Benefits
9:00 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: The Future of Healthcare Delivery to Our Nations Veterans
· Overview of the significant progress the VA has made in recent years
· Developing effective short, mid, and long term goals of the VHA
· Adapting healthcare delivery to an ever changing Veteran population
9:30 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Benefit Delivery: Providing for Those Who Gave the Most · Responsibilities of the VHA vs the VBA
· Opportunities for Further Collaboration with the Private Sector
· Challenges Continually facing the VA and how it Aims to Overcome Them
Thomas Murphy Principal Deputy Under Secretary for Benefits Performing the Duties of Under Secretary for Benefits
10:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Addressing the Nursing Shortage within the VA · Identifying the continuing education needs required by medical personnel within the
VA
· Building the foundation to fill the nursing shortage
· Developing an understanding of the crossroads between healthcare and quality education within the Veteran population
Dr. Patrick Robinson Dean of the School of Nursing and Health Sciences Capella University
Kathleen J. Barry Director, Workforce and Leadership Office of Nursing Services, VA
Karen M. Ott Director for Policy, Education and Legislation Office of Nursing Services, VA
11:00 Demo Drive and Morning Networking Break We know your time is valuable, so we have streamlined the process identifying new
technologies that will help your organization take resiliency to the next level. During this break, attendees will meet our select industry partners in 5-7 minute intervals. You never know, you may find an industry partner solution you never knew you needed!
12:30 Networking Luncheon Hungry? So are we! Sit down for a nice meal while discussing the topics so far and what’s to come in the day.
TRACK A TRACK B
12:00 Utilizing Advanced Medical Simulation Systems to Train Personnel on Technique Advancements · Medical simulation efforts within the VA
· Key areas of investment within the medical simulation field
· Developing effective training programs to maximize that balance both training and patient exposure time
Mary Ellen Elias MSN, RN Simulation Coordinator Co-Director of Interprofessional Advanced Fellowship in Clinical Simulation VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System
Identifying and Providing Next Generation Prosthetics to the Veteran Population to Facilitate Rehabilitation · Tracking the advancements of prosthetics within the Veteran population since 2001
· Understanding the unique level of care required when dealing with a prosthetic
· Preparing for the future of prosthetic limb replacements
“Great updates from VHA & VBA.” - Department of Veterans Affairs
2:45 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break What a day so far! While it’s not quite over yet, take a few minutes to discuss your
insights with fellow attendees and swap business cards!
3:15 Streamlining Medical Facility Operations through Enhanced Inter-Facility Communications · Combating critical healthcare challenges impacting Veterans
· Reducing patient wait time through effective management of infrastructure resources
· Personalizing communication packages to individual medical centers to meet their evolving needs
Veronica Li National Accounts Government and IDN Director Rauland Responder
4:15 PANEL DISCUSSION: Advancements in Diagnosis and Treatment of Cancer within the Veteran Population · Transitioning the va into the national leader in cancer research
· Developing partnerships across the industry to help alleviate the rate of cancer within Veterans
· Making advanced cancer diagnostics available across the nation, regardless of the areas remoteness
Session Presented By:
5:15 Chairpersons Closing Remarks Allison Hickey
Former Under Secretary for Benefits
5:30 End of Main Summit Day One
5:30 Evening Cocktails
6:00 Gala Dinner – Special Guest Presentation Socialize, dine, and enjoy your evening at our gala dinner. This gala event gives you the
opportunity to relax and continue to make long-lasting connections. During our dinner, we will have a special guest speaker discussing their experiences, compromised of both their hardships and their triumphs. This is a unique gala experience that you don’t want to miss!
“Hearing direction from VA leadership; Listening to current
research and innovations.”- CA National Guard
TRACK A TRACK B
1:30 Identifying and Mitigating the Potential Toll Combat Deployments can have on Women’s Health Functioning and Well-Being · Explore the unique challenges faced by women within combat deployments
· Developing effective methods of diagnosing women’s health conditions
· Managing risk with follow-up care with women veterans
Tara E. Galovski, PhD Director, Women’s Health Sciences Division National Center for PTSD VA Boston Healthcare System
Tracking Healthcare Trends throughout the Veteran Population through Data Analytics · Utilizing big data analytics to foster enhanced research efforts and information sharing
· Identifying trends within the population and creating programs to counter those trends
· How medical personnel can help facilitate advanced data integrity
Dr. Adrian D’Amico Chief, Emergency Medicine VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System
2:00 Improving Wound Management Care in Order to Foster Faster Recovery Times · Recent advancements in wound care
· Studying the impact effective wound management care has on recovery times
· Predicting the future of wound repair
Session Presented By:
Utilizing Guided Imagery to Faciliate Overall Wellness · Defining guided imagery and how it can benefit the veteran population
· Utilizing guided imagery as a solution to stress relief, weight loss, and overall healthy living
7:00 Morning Pump Up! Join fellow attendees for some morning exercise to get you up and moving before our
final day of sessions! A great healthy way to start the day!
8:45 Registration & Coffee
9:15 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks Allison Hickey
Former Under Secretary for Benefits
9:00 KEYNOTE SESSION: Providing for the Economic Well Being of the Veterans · Identifying current strengths and weakness with overall veteran experience at the VA
· Implementing new standards for Veteran experience department wide
· Priority areas of investments aimed at increasing and expanding the overall experience
Curtis Coy Deputy Under Secretary for Economic Opportunity
12:00 Networking Luncheon Halfway through the day. Here comes the final stretch! Be sure not too miss it.
09:30 Managing the Continued Improvement of Clinical Care in Today’s Veteran Population · Ensuring the delivery of exceptional care to the Veteran population
· Streamlining operations to minimize preventable mistakes
· Incorporating Patient-Aligned Care Teams across the Nation
Thomas Lynch, MD Assistant Deputy USH for Clinical Operations and Management
10:00 Improving Veteran Access to Critical Medications through Strategic Partnerships · Identifying new high potential medications within the civilian market
· Developing and maintaining long term relationships with pharmaceutical Vendors to decrease the cost per unit
· Pursing advanced research into next generation medications through partnerships with private organizations
Session Presented By:
11:00 Morning Networking & Refreshment Break Introduce yourself to someone new. You never know who you are going to meet!
TRACK A TRACK B
11:30 Identifying the Future of Effective Data Storage and It’s Effect of Healthcare Delivery · Real life case study analysis effective data storage
· Looking towards the future of data storage capabilities
· Comparing solutions to determine the best fit for your organization
Session Presented By:
Next Generation Vaccine Research and Innovation · Addressing hospital acquired infections and their impact on recovery time
· Understanding the priorities for 2017 and beyond
· Incorporating new technologies in the research phase
TRACK A TRACK B
1:00 Update on MyVA and How it is Effecting Veterans Benefit Delivery · Achieving the final steps in MyVA transformation
· Understanding the priorities for 2017 and beyond
· MyVA reach into the homeless and disadvantaged communities
Scott Blackburn Executive Director MyVA Task Force
Social Media and It’s Evolving Impact on Veterans · Deep dive into the relationship social meeting is having on the healthcare of Veterans
· Identifying trends within the population and creating customized interactions
· Examining the contniued interaction of Veterans with VA providers via social media.
Ms. Tiffany Love Deputy Associate, Director of Patient Care Services
2:00 Afternoon Networking Break Take this last opportunity to network with your peers and colleagues from across the
industry to make sure you bring back as many new connections as possible!
2:30 Next Generation Vaccine Research and Innovation · Addressing hospital acquired infections and their impact on recovery time
· Understanding the priorities for 2017 and beyond
· Incorporating new technologies in the research phase
Session Presented by
3:30 Round Table Discussion: Pick a topic that is relevant to you and join in. These round tables will be distributed
between the various rooms and will provide attendees the opportunities to discuss one of the common topics of the event.
· Mental Health
· Advancements in Medical Technology
· Patient Experience
· Education
4:30 Closing Remarks Allison Hickey
Former Under Secretary for Benefits
5:00 End of Main Summit Day Two
“Diverse group of thought leadership speakers.” - Intelligent InSites
TRACK A TRACK B
1:30 Providing Strategic Guidance at the VISN Level to Enhance Overall Patient Experience · Identifying areas of improvement and creating effective policy measures to combat them
· Establishing a culture of continuous improvement and transitioning the VA into a high performing organization
· Implementing a shared vision across a region
Dr. William P. Patterson Network Director VISN 15
Incorporating Wearable and Implantable Technology into the Next Generation of Healthcare Delivery · Taking advantage of emerging technologies within the commercial sector in a timely manner
· Redefining the healthcare system with the introduction of new technologies
· Capturing the “whole” of a patients, rather then a small portion
9:00 Identifying and Pursuing Key Areas of Medical Research in 2017-2018 · Understanding the potential of the Million Veteran Program (MVP) for research
purposes
· Translating the successes found in Veteran research into workable treatments for the whole of society
· Overview of the strategic role of the office of research and development and how you can contribute
10:00 Coordination of Care for Mild, Moderate, or Severe Traumatic Brain Injuries · Transitioning the care between the DoD healthcare system to the DoVA without loss
of care
· New technologies aimed at successfully identifying TBI conditions in greater detail
· Reducing the risk of false positives in TBI diagnosis
James R. Couch, M.D., Ph.D. Professor of Neurology The University of Oklahoma Health Science Center and Oklahoma City Veterans Administration Medical Center
11:00 Morning Refreshment Break
11:15 VHA Priorities of Acquisition for 2017 and Beyond · Introducing new technologies to assist with remote care
· Obtain care provider feedback to shape acquisition efforts
Rick Lemmon Acting Chief Procurement and Logistics Officer Veterans Health Administration
12:15 Lunch Continue the conversation while enjoying some delicious food and recharge for the
sessions to come!
1:15 Addressing the Growing Concern of Addiction with the Veteran Population · Identifying and addressing the root causes of addiction within the Veteran population
· Developing outreach programs designed to facilitate increased awareness and treatment options
· Providing specialized inpatient care to suicidal or homicidal patients
Dr. Mehmet Sofuoglu Director VISN 1 New England MIRECC
2:15 Fostering an Enhanced Veterans Experience in order to Boost Patient Confidence · Consolidating the Veteran Experience to a coherent system
· Ensuring an environment to foster enhanced security and privacy
· Reducing overall healthcare fragmentation by partnering with local industries and communities
Mr. Jim Wartski Director North Atlantic District Veterans Experience Office
3:15 Afternoon Refreshment Break
3:30 Supporting Medical for Veterans Delivered in Non-VA Settings (Care in the Community) · Providing Veterans with the best care possible, whether within internal to the VA or
external
· Benefits of the consolidation of all community care initiatives under one program
· Streamlining the authorization process required to deliver care to Veterans
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