October 24-25th, 2016 MacEwan Conference and Event Centre ... · QUALITY SUMMIT 2016 1 PROGRAM GUIDE October 24-25th, 2016 MacEwan Conference and Event Centre, University of Calgary

QUALITY SUMMIT 2016 PROGRAM GUIDE1

October 24-25th, 2016 MacEwan Conference and Event Centre, University of Calgary

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October 24, 2016 Quality SummitTime Session Who? Location

07:30 – 08:30 ReGISTRaTIon Coffee & Tea Available

Macewan Ballroom3rd flOOr

08:30 – 16:00 liberating Structures Workshopliberating structures engage and bring people together in a way that is simple but powerful and profound. Conventional structures are either too inhibiting or too loose and disorganized to creatively engage people in shaping their own future. This workshop will focus on practicing liberating structures. You will immerse yourself with several liberating structures and increase your “fluency” so that you can apply them back in your own community or work environment.

*break at 10:00 – 10:30 and lunch at 12:00 – 12:45

KeITh MCCandleSSCo-Founder, Social Invention Group

Co-Developer, Liberating Structures, WA, USA

@KeithMcCandless

Macewan Ballroom3rd flOOr

08:30 – 12:00 Using Gamification to Maximize Motivation & Engagement for Health ImprovementGamification is using elements of games and design in non-gaming contexts (like health care!). This half day, very interactive workshop, is designed to provide participants with an understanding of how motivational theory and game design converge to engage patients, families and those working within the health care system to improve care. You’ll get an opportunity to explore how gamification can be used in your own initiatives and take home some resources to help you get started!

*break at 10:00 – 10:30

ShaRI MCKeownDirector, Clinical Improvement, BC Patient Safety & Quality Council

@sharimck

Cassio Room aBMAin lEvEl/2nd floor (EAsT)


12:00 – 12:30 lUnCh

13:00 – 16:00 field Trips: leading Edge Simulation labsCurious to experience how healthcare providers learn to improve using simulation? Get ready to hop on a yellow school bus to see two of the leading edge simulations labs in Alberta.

Kid siM at Alberta Children’s Hospital is all about simulation-based teaching for patients and families. The other visit is to the Advanced Technical and surgical simulation lab at the foothills Hospital. You will see a virtual reality simulator and play with dolls (oK, mannequins), experience mini-codes and catch a glimpse of the House of Horrors. This field trip is one not to be missed!

Tanya PlaTTManager, eSiM South, Alberta Health Services (AHS)

SUe BaRneSSimulation Consultant, AHS

Meet at hotel alma lobby at 12:45PArK AT THE HoTEl AlMA or THE MACEwAn CEnTrE

“ GRowTh IS dIffeRenT fRoM SoMeThInG ThaT

haPPenS To yoU. yoU PRodUCe IT. yoU lIve

IT. The PReReQUISITeS foR GRowTh:

The oPenneSS To exPeRIenCe evenTS and

The wIllInGneSS To Be ChanGed By TheM.”

BRUCe MaUThis event is an Accredited Group learning Activity (section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification program of The royal College of Physicians and surgeons of Canada, and approved by the University of Calgary office of Continuing Medical Education and Professional development. October 24; 6.25 study credits; October 25; 5.25 study credits


12:00 – 12:30 lUnCh

13:00 – 16:00 field Trips: leading Edge Simulation labsCurious to experience how healthcare providers learn to improve using simulation? Get ready to hop on a yellow school bus to see two of the leading edge simulations labs in Alberta.

Kid siM at Alberta Children’s Hospital is all about simulation-based teaching for patients and families. The other visit is to the Advanced Technical and surgical simulation lab at the foothills Hospital. You will see a virtual reality simulator and play with dolls (oK, mannequins), experience mini-codes and catch a glimpse of the House of Horrors. This field trip is one not to be missed!

Tanya PlaTTManager, eSiM South, Alberta Health Services (AHS)

SUe BaRneSSimulation Consultant, AHS

Meet at hotel alma lobby at 12:45PArK AT THE HoTEl AlMA or THE MACEwAn CEnTrE

October 25, 2016 Quality SummitTime Session Who? Location

07:00 – 08:30 ReGISTRaTIon & PoSTeR SeT UP Coffee & Tea Available. visit the twitter wall for an intro to twitter.

foyer of Macewan halllowEr lEvEl

08:30 – 09:00 welcome! veRna yIUPresident and CEO, AHS

@dryiu_verna

Macewan halllowEr lEvEl

09:00 – 10:00 The Power of Connection & digital Empathynick will talk about his journey as a suit-wearing executive in healthcare and his subsequent transformation into a kilt-wearing digital health evangelist. He is a co-founder & creator of the medvid.io open APi for secure video messaging. He will share with us his perspective on how human connectivity can push the industry to remember that patients/people/us are at the center of our work.

nICK adKInSCo-founder and creator of medvid.io

@nickisndpx #pinksocks


10:00 – 10:30 Coffee on The RUn | TRanSITIon To BReaK oUT SeSSIonS

10:30 – 11:30 BReaK oUT SeSSIonS

10:30 – 11:30 Creating a Culture of Excellence: restoring Joy and resiliency to the Practice of MedicineBalancing technical and cultural capacity in healthcare are foundational elements to achieve continuous improvement. Bill will relay his experience as a medical leader across large health systems in the Us in his quest to improve patient care. He believes that we can restore joy and resilience to the practice of medicine by creating a culture of excellence rooted in teamwork, compassion, and trust.

wIllIaM MaPleSChief Medical Officer, The Institute for Healthcare Excellence, FL, USA

@WilliamMaplesMd

Facilitator: BIll GhalI Scientific Director, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary



10:30 – 11:30 improv Your way into Creative ideas!finding your usual methods for solving complex healthcare problems just aren’t cutting it anymore? In this session three actors from loose Moose will show you how improvisational techniques can get those creative juices flowing again. An interactive experience combining fun and learning that is not to be missed.

looSe MooSe TheaTRe CoMPany

Andrew Phung renee Amberdennis Cahill

@looseMooser

facilitator: KeITh KInG Accreditation Advisor, AHS

@keetcanada

Macewan Ballroom3rd flOOr (EAsT)

10:30 – 11:30 inspiring Partnership in ActionHow can we partner with patient and family advisors and the rest of Albertans to co-create our health system for the future? Join us for an interactive session where AHs leaders and patient and family advisors will highlight their areas of success, challenges, and key learnings.

deB RUnnallS, Patient and family Advisor & ann ColBoURne, senior Medical director - Culture, Transformation and innovation, AHs

ChRISTIan faRRIeR, Patient and family Advisor & deBoRah ThUl, Alberta Children’s Hospital, Adolescent Transition Coordinator, AHs

PhIl BoBawSKy, Patient and family Advisor & TeRRy SMITh, Manager, Kidney Health strategic Clinical network, AHs

lona leIRenPatient and Family Advisor

@leirenlona

JeSSICa dollaRdSenior Engagement Consultant, CancerControl Alberta


10:30 – 11:30 Rapid Fire Presentations

Top 6 Classic improvement ProjectsCome and find out how these stellar projects improved care for patients and families

Bianca RoomMAin lEvEl/2nd floor (EAsT)

PrOjECt titlE PrEsEntErImproving the Pain Experience for Children in the Alberta Children’s Emergency Department and Beyond

JennIfeR ThUll-fReedManMedical Lead for Quality and Safety, Emergency Department, Alberta Children’s Hospital

Rockyview Hospital Induction of Labour Quality Improvement Project wynne I. leUnGPrincipal Investigator, Obstetric Gynecologist Rockyview General Hospital

Reducing Unnecessary Coagulation Studies in Suspected Cardiac Chest Pain Patients

Shawn dowlInGEmergency Physician; Medical Director of Physician Learning Program Foothills Medical Centre

facilitator: andRew neUneR CEO, Health Quality Council of Alberta


Efficacy of High-Observation Protocol in Major Head and Neck Cancer Surgery: A Prospective Study

JeffRey haRRISResident, Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery

Alberta Rectal Cancer Initiative: Implementation of a Provincial Rectal Cancer Care Pathway Improves Care

w. donald BUIeProfessor of Surgery & Oncology, Site Chief of Surgery Foothills Hospital

Brains Matter - Improving the Door to Needle Times at the University of Alberta Hospital

MaRy-loU halaBIStroke Service Coordinator, Stroke Program, Edmonton Zone

11:30 – 13:00 lUnCh & POstEr tOUr Go and check out the 80 projects which aim to improve our care for patients and families. You can meet the poster presenters from 11:30 – 12:15. *Twitter 101 by the twitter wall

Graphic recorder: Roya daMaBI CoLab, Government of Alberta

foyer of Macewan halllowEr lEvEl

13:00 – 14:00 BReaK-oUT SeSSIonS

13:00 – 14:00 frame-shifting innovation: How to Help large Bureacracies to Think, see and Act differentlyPublic organizations are designed for stable and reliable service delivery, yet operate in an increasingly complex and volatile environment. when traditional paradigms first become disrupted by shifting landscapes, the institutional response is often to deflect, deny, defend and defer. How can intrapreneurs help large bureaucracies to reframe the way they think about and view their core business? Alex will present case studies to show how small teams can shift the way large organizations operate.

alex RyanSystems Designer, Co-Lab, Government of Alberta

@drAlexryan

facilitator: fRanCoIS BelanGeR Vice President Quality & Chief Medical Officer (Acting), AHS

@fbelanger11


13:00 – 14:00 let’s get real! Candid Conversations with PatientsTanya’s Story & Patient & Family Advisor Panel: Tanya Richer, Maya Pajevic, Mike Simoen, Tim Kenny & D’Arcy Duquette

Tanya will share her powerful story on “her divorce from heroin”. she will describe how she had to seek private healthcare in order to preserve her dignity. Tanya’s story will be followed by highly interactive conversation with patients. Marni digs deep into what patients and families think and feel about what “together” means to them when we try to achieve healthy Albertans and healthy communities. There is no doubt that this session will challenge and inspire you to do both.

MaRnI PanaSSenior Advisor, Human Relations, AHS

@marnipanas

Macewan Ballroom3rd flOOr (EAsT)


13:00 – 14:00 Crowdsourcing in Healthcare: Are we Missing the Boat?Good leadership is no longer about taking charge or imposing a strategic vision, but about creating the platform that allows others to flourish and create. This workshop will describe what change platforms and crowdsourcing in healthcare can look like. several case studies and examples will be shared. Get in the boat and join us to experience how you can create these conversations in your work and unleash the power of many!

JUlIe SChellenBeRG Director, Integrated Quality Management, Central Zone, AHS

@ceztransform

MaRlIeS van dIJK Innovation Lead, Quality and Healthcare Improvement, AHS

@tweetvandijk


13:00 – 14:00 Rapid Fire Presentations

Top 6 Transforming ideas Come and find out how these stellar projects are using innovative approaches to change and improvement.

facilitator: SUSan RafaaT Director of Professional Practice, Alberta College of Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists

Bianca RoomMAin lEvEl/2nd floor (EAsT)

PrOjECt titlE PrEsEntErImproving Sexual Health in Cancer Patients: An Advanced Practice Nurse Initiative

Shona JURaKNurse Practitioner, Central Alberta Cancer Centre

Specialist Link: Improving Care and Integration Through Telephone Communication Between Primary Care and Gastroenterology

KeRRI novaKPhysician, Gastroenterology, Calgary Zone

Improving Care in Diagnostic Imaging KRISTa ThoMaSQuality Assurance Specialist, Diagnostic Imaging Northern Lights Regional Healthcare Centre

Advance Care Planning in Cirrhosis - A Quality Improvement Project

MIChelle CaRBonneaUNurse Practitioner, Cirrhosis Care Clinic, University of Alberta

Impact Assessment: Obviously Apparent or Apparently Obvious? daRRen PaSayDrug Stewardship Pharmacist, Central Zone

Stroke Care AB – Our Team Story aGneS lehManManager, Cardiovascular Health and Stroke Strategic Clinical Network


“ The wRonG anSweR IS The RIGhT anSweR In SeaRCh of a dIffeRenT

QUeSTIon. ColleCT wRonG anSweRS aS PaRT of The PRoCeSS. aSK

dIffeRenT QUeSTIonS.” BRUCe MaU

14:00 – 14:30 transitiOn 14:30 – 15:30 Solution room

do you dare to leave your comfort zone for 60 minutes?

Prepare yourself for hard talk, giving away your problem, adopting someone else’s, and having in-depth discussion you are likely to remember for a long time.

This peer-to-peer and participant-led session puts you where conference participants should be: in the driver’s seat.

lyneTTe lUTeS Interim Senior Program Officer, Quality & Healthcare Improvement

@lutes_l

& nICK adKInS


15:30 – 15:45 Who are the top four poster winners?our poster judges reviewed all 80 posters at the summit today.

fRanCoIS BelanGeR & veRna yIU


15:45 – 16:15 inspiration to Action: Getting there together!Join this thought provoking dialogue with our top notch thinkers.

nICK adKInSwIllIaM MaPleSveRna yIU

MaRnI PanaS Macewan halllowEr lEvEl

16:15 – 16:30 Good ByeTop Twitter influencers

16:30 – 18:00 Hanging OutJoin us for après summit reflections!

The den loungefoyer of Macewan halllowEr lEvEl

This event is an Accredited Group learning Activity (section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification program of The royal College of Physicians and surgeons of Canada, and approved by the University of Calgary office of Continuing Medical Education and Professional development. October 24; 6.25 study credits; October 25; 5.25 study credits

CME Credits Available


titlE PrEsEntEr1 Clinical Improvement: Collaborating to improve Post-Treatment Transitions of Care for

Albertans with CancerJennIfeR looyIS, Shelley CURRIe, aManda JaCQUeS & lInda waTSon

2 Evaluation Results for a Student-Led Program in Pain & Rehabilitation JIllIan QUIGley, evelyn valGe & laURa BenaRd

3 The Development of a Care Pathway for Cystectomy Patients and NSQIP at the Rockyview General Hospital

Renee dUCKwoRTh

4 Improving Patient Outcomes and Patient Satisfaction for Patients with Diabetes in Alberta Hospitals Through Improved Glycemic Management

Glenda MooRe, JUlIe MCKeen, KaRMon helMle & Kelly MRKlaS

5 Using Targeted Stakeholder Engagement to Enhance Quality in Newborn Screening CoURTney felKeR & TeReSa eaRl

6 Aggregated Learning from Clinically Serious Adverse Events: Analysis that Contributes to Setting Organizational Priorities

Roxy ThoMaS, deBRa SChaRff & PaUla BeaRd

7 Surgical Pharmacy Role in Medication Management on a Spine Service Unit KaThy lee, eCho ennS & lynn whITTen

8 Establishing a continuous feedback system to improve patient reported outcome measures in the Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU)

JoShUa nICholaS, donal fIneGan, wynne leUnG & ChRISTIne fanTUz

9 Innovation in Redesigning Ambulatory Care for Children with Complex Airway Needs (CCAN): Tracheostomy with or without mechanical ventilation at the Alberta Children’s Hospital (not present)

I. MITChell, M. dIBaRTolo, JennIfeR SUllIvan, MaRGaReT MoRGan MooRe, KaRen BUTel & RaChelle van vlIeT

10 High Risk Screening in Day Surgery for Non-Admitted Patients KIMBeRly hellMan, KaThy lee, eCho ennS, lynn whITTen, Mandy MCCaBe & nanCy hoeGhT

TRANSFORMING IMPROVEMENTClinical Improvement

Poster Tour

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11 Physiotherapists Performing Local Anesthetic Injections for Pain Management During Wound Care Sharp Debridement

Jane CRoSley, JaClyn fRanK, KRIShna PRaSanna, doUG PRaTT & daRRen MCIlwaIne

12 Risky Business: Risk Assessment and Occupational Therapy alanna CUnnInGhaM & JeSSIe TRenholM

13 Occupational Therapy Student-Led Program: Logic Model Informed Evaluation Framework JIllIan QUIGley, evelyn valGe & laURa BenaRd

14 Improving the Quality of Clinical Services: the University of Alberta’s Family Medicine Practice Quality Improvement (PQI) Residency Requirement

davId MooReS, MIRella ChIodo, donna ManCa & olGa SzafRan

Creating a Culture of Quality & safety15 Clinical Commissioning Simulations in new healthcare environments - Making it Right SUe BaRneS & SUSan BIeSBRoeK

16 A New Method of Obtaining Information about the Implementation Effort and Impact of Patient Safety Recommendations

dave JohnSTon & deBRa SChaRff

17 Boot Camp - An Innovative Way to Engage in Staff Education aMy KanToR & PaUla GeRMann

Patient and family Centered Care18 “How would you do it without your family support?” Contributions of Families to Patient

Care in Intensive Care Units and Hospital Wardsdonna oSwell, deBBIe BoUlTon & PeTeR oxland

19 Engaging Patients and Families in Leading Research to Inform and Advance Patient and Family Centered Care in Critical Care

PaTTy wICKSon & PeTeR oxland

20 Gum for Mum: An Innovative Approach to Infant Fall Prevention at South Health Campus JodI PloQUIn, yvonne lUU & aRla fRaSeR

21 Alberta Home Care Client Experience Survey RoaCh, PaMela

22 South Health Campus Patient and Family Centred Care Check In Joann BeCKIe, valRIe STewaRT & KaRen fReIMaRK

23 Patient Stories to Ignite Change deBBIe JaCKMan & nadIne Gall

24 Inpatient Hospital Experience in Alberta: Reporting and Advanced Analytics to Drive Healthcare Improvement

Kyle KeMP, BRandI MCCoRMaCK, nanCy Chan & RoSe PeTRovIC

25 Filling the void: Building a collaborative Adult Autism Spectrum Disorder Service elIzaBeTh Kelly, CyndIe KonInG, val GUIlTneR & KevIn Payne

26 Patient Perspectives on Stroke Prevention Therapy Decisions in Atrial Fibrillation: A Qualitative Study

MaRlyn GIll, edaMIl aRaUJo, SUSan nUGyen & STePhen wIlTon

PReSenTInG aUThoR IS hIGhlIGhTed In Red


27 Using Patient Reported Outcomes to Drive Qulaity Improvement in Alberta: Improving System Effectiveness and Patient Experience

loUISe SMITh , andRea deIURe, Joy fU, lInda waTSon & Shannon GRoff

28 A Patient-Centred Discharge Approach for Overactive Bladder RIChaRd BaveRSToCK, KevIn CaRlSon, TRaffoRd CRUMP & CaMIlle ChaRBonneaU

Community Care and Primary Care29 Delivering Care in the Community - The Calgary Zone Community Paramedic Program

Provides Blood Transfusions for Patients in their Homedana dalGaRno & Joanna MCCaRThy

30 Reducing General Internal Medicine specialty care wait times using a community based service delivery model at the East Calgary Family Care Clinic

olIvIa MCCReaRy, GaBRIel faBReaU, nazIa ShaRfUddIn & alICIa dalloS

31 Development of a Diabetes Foot Care Clinical Pathway in Alberta PeTRa o’Connell, KaThy dMyTRUK & naoMI PoPeSKI

32 Community Doctor Preferences for Hospital Discharge Medication Information JaCKIe Mann, eCho ennS, & MelISSa aModIa

33 The Roles of Quality Co-Ordinators in Improving the Quality and Capacity of Primary Care Service Provision: Primary Care Health Services Data

MIRella ChIodo, leSlIe BoRToloTTo, KaRIanne hanaK & davId MooReS

34 BETTER WISE: A Cancer and Chronic Disease Prevention and Screening Project donna ManCa, KRIS aUBRey-BaSSleR, aISha lofTeRS, denISe CaMPBell-SCheReR, eva GRUnfeld & MelISSa Shea-BUdGell

Sustaining and Spreading Improvement35 Enhancing HPV Vaccination in First Nations Populations in Alberta (EHVINA Study):

Towards a Sustainable, Community-Driven, Knowledge Translation StrategyGReGG nelSon, MelISSa Shea-BUdGell, anGelIne leTendRe & SIMRan TIwana

36 Enhanced Recovery After Surgery in Alberta: Impacts of Initial Provincial Implementation to Transform Surgical Care, Supported by Alberta’s Provincial Quality Engines, the Strategic Clinical Networks

JeanneTTe lawRenCe, alISon nelSon, JIll RoBeRT & STaCey lITvInChUK

37 Change Management: Journey through CoACT (Stage 1) Units 71 & 72 Rockyview General Hospital

SyndI fRoSInI, RoBeRT BeRney, CaTheRIne o’MeaRa & TaRa SawChUK

38 Teaching and Modeling Quality Improvement and Enhanced Safety in Health Care: Quality and Safety Family Medicine Grand Rounds

davId MooReS, MIRella ChIodo, MIKe allan & lee GReen


CLASSIC IMPROVEMENT

Clinical Improvement39 Head and Neck Cancer Perioperative Clinical Pathway JoSePh doRT, JeffRey haRRIS

anGela eSTey & ChRIS noRMandeaU

40 Implementation of an Operating Room (OR) Cardiac Device Checklist to Decrease the Risk of Implantable Cardioverter Device (ICD) and Pacemaker (PPM) Surgical Site Infection (SSI)

BRIan yUen, ISaBelle TReMBlay, John Conly & KaTheRIne KavanaGh

41 MRI Inpatient & Emergency Triage - Right Patient, Right Time Sandy hovey, loRI ChIPelSKI, PeTeR dICKhoff & davId SChMIdT

42 Iterative development of an Intensive Pain Rehabilitation Program at the Alberta Children’s Hospital, with resultant impact on the patient, family, community and system.

laURa RayneR, JIllIan vInall & laURa BenaRd

43 Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter Line and its Associated Discharges Delays RozMIn PUnJanI, laURa SPlIChen & BeUlah fITzPaTRICK

44 Standardizing the Care of COPD Patients in Acute Care Gwen SToTT & andRea PeRMann

45 Prep, Scope, Recovery, Repeat: A Move Toward Standardized Quality Patient Care Delivery for Endoscopy Patients in the Edmonton Zone

MalanIe GReenaway, RalPh ennIS-davIS, SandeR van zanTen & lana BISTRITz

46 Characterizing Inpatient Diabetes Mellitus Management on Medical Teaching Units Shannon RUzyCKI, KIRSTIe lIThGow & KaRa neRenBeRG

47 The GO Project: Glycemic Optimization through interdisciplinary collaboration TRevoR Chan, SUnITa ChaCKo, CaRly loUdoUn & JUdy SChoen

48 The Power of Positive Linking: Keeping Seniors Safe by Improving Patient Handovers BRenda Poole, Jane PReSTIe, CaRol RownTRee & JUlIe SChellenBeRG

49 Pharmacist Satisfaction with an Electronic Clinical Documentation Template dUane BaTeS, GInny CUMMInGS & CheRyl hIll

50 A clinical decision support intervention to increase usage of Probenecid in the ED Shawn dowlInG, donGMeI wanG, ToM RICh & eddy lanG

51 Multidisciplinary Care in Cirrhosis Improves Patient Survival MIChelle CaRBonneaU, TRaCy davydUKe, JUan GozaleS aBRaldeS & PUneeTa Tandon

52 Alcohol-Based Hand Rub Safety Guidelines at AHS PaUla BeaRd, SUSan BIeSBRoeK, PaUleTTe BRoSSeaU, heaTheR GallanT, dawn KRahn, davId MeUReR, ada vU & loRRaIne zIMMeRMann


53 A Collaborative Team’s Approach to Standardizing Discharge Processes STePhen KeaTInG, RaTTanJeeT vIG, BRIGITTe KIllIan, eUCel CaBRal & deana oBISo

54 Standardization of discharge analgesic orders for post-operative pain management in the community for patients undergoing total joint replacement at SHC

leyla BaGhIRzada, Ryan endeRSBy, andRew walKeR & Kayla denneSS

Creating a Culture of Quality and Safety55 Quality and Safer Health Services in Health Systems: Family Medicine Educational

Requirements at the University of AlbertadavId MooReS, John ChMelICeK, davId RoSS & MIChelle MoRRoS

56 Unit 26 Waste Reduction Project CaRolyn Roy & BRIan daUdlIn

57 Potential Blood/Body Fluid Exposure (BBFE) during Transesophageal Echocardiography (TEE) Leading to a Probe Leak Testing Protocol as a Quality Improvement

RUzIyya RaMazanova, oRRIn STePhen, ChRIS PRUSInKIewICz & John Conly

58 Inhaler distribution optimization MIChael GUIRGUIS, Jan ellIoTT, JaSon PePPeR & Rhonda ShKRoBoT

59 Patient Safety-‘Name Alert with Two Patient Identification’– Royal Alexandra Hospital Ophthalmology Eye Clinic

PaMela MaThURa & KaRen haRRIS

60 Royal Alexandra Hospital Opthamology - Patient Care Unit 22 - 6S Improvement KaRen haRRIS, Thea MoSS, PaM MaThURa & hIlaRy SalMonSon

61 Consensus Review of Optimal Perioperative Care in Breast Reconstruction: Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Society Recommendations

ClaIRe TeMPle-oBeRle & MelISSa Shea-BUdGell

62 Optimizing Blood Inventory in Northern Alberta Hospitals ChanTal lalIBeRTe, aSTRId MaGUIRe, JennIfeR STePIen & SUSan nahIRnIaK

63 Clean and Green: A multidisciplinary initiative to reduce patient supply waste and improve environmental cleaning capabilities

davId ChaKRavoRTy, JanICe hendRICKS, KaRen PaUlInG-ShePaRd & dIone KolodKa

64 Collaboration Leads to Improved Medication Information for Rural Emergency Department Patients (not present)

Jane PReSTIe, Joanne dURand, KaRI lUKaS, wayne KReJCI & MaRIe RUSK

65 Pharmacy Role in the Emergency Department at Two Urban Acute Care Sites GInny CUMMInGS & KaThy lee

66 Consensus Review of Optimal Perioperative Care in Major Head and Neck Cancer Surgery with Free Flap Reconstruction: Enhancing Recovery After Surgery ERAS Society Recommendations

JoSePh doRT & MelISSa Shea-BUdGell


Patient and family Centered Care67 Restructuring Care Teams within a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit CaTheRIne waRd, MaRC-anToIne

landRy, KUMaR KUMaRan & heaTheR ChInneRy

68 Enhancing Family Centered Care: The Implementation of the HealthChange Methodology into an Early Intervention Pediatric Program

PaTRICIa laBeRGe, CyndIe KonInG, laURa MUMMe & KIM KnUTT

69 The Art Walk - A Patient, Family and Staff Collaboration to Improve the Healing Environment Through Intentional Use of Art in the Tom Baker Cancer Centre

KRISTa MaRSden, allan RoSaleS & deReK allaTT

70 Timing of Sedation and Patient Comfort for Screening Colonoscopy Procedures JaCKIe dITTMeR

71 Alberta Children’s Hospital Emergency Department Waiting Room and Traige project: the value of “Going to Gemba” to understand the family experience

eRIn PolS, JeaneTTe e. PeaRCe, SUzanne BIeSBRoeK, lenoRe PaGe & ShaUna lanGenBeRGeR

72 Enhancing the Patient Meal Experience for Neuro Rehab Patients helen SCoTT & PaUl wRIGhT

73 Patient Experience and the Physical Environment SheIla SMITh & PaM MaThURa

Community Care and Primary Care74 Integration of the Primary Care Network into the Community Ultrasound Referral Process

for the Reduction of Repeat Visits to the Rockyview Emergency DepartmentaShley MURaKaMI

Sustaining and Spreading Improvement75 Implementation and Evaluation of an Antimicrobial Stewardship Program with Hospitalist

Physicians at FMCBRUCe dalTon, deana SaBUda, denISe weRRy & JUlIa BonneTT

76 Occupational Therapy in Emergency Department - Update from RGH JeSSIe TRenholM & doUG PRaTT

77 Sustaining Change after Initiative Rollout - Cardiac Cath Lab Central Referral BaRBaRa JoneS, Tanya fedeRICo, ChRIS RoaCh & MIChelle BIeGleR

78 Improving Platelet Utilization in a Rural Setting KonRa MUelleR, CaThy davIeS, JaneT eMeRSon & JaCQUIe heSS

79 The Transdisciplenary Model: A Continuous Quality Re-Model of Therapy Services ShaRon nayaK, vICKI BelISle, naThaneIl KoCh & Shayne BeRndT

80 Acceptance and Utilization of Drugs & Therapeutic Backgrounders and Antimicrobial Stewardship Backgrounders in clinical practice

danIel leUnG, MICheal GUIRGUIS, Rhonda ShKRoBoT & daRRen PaSay

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