IES Clinical Integration Forum 2023

IES CLINICAL INTEGRATION FORUM

TROUBLE IN TRIAGE: PITFALLS, PERILS
AND BEST PRACTICES

Wednesday, February 1, 2023

6:00 PM – 8:00 PM CST

Live from Houston with a live-stream for virtual attendees.

About the Forum

Triage is the first critical point of contact for patients in the emergency department. Join us for a collaborative and engaging conversation discussing the state of health care, a triage best practice didactic with real-world applications, and a medico-legal panel discussion that will give you a fresh, energized evidence and case-based toolkit to reinvigorate your personal practice approach to triage no matter the state of your emergency department.

Attendance

Live from Houston with a live-stream for virtual attendees.

In-Person

Grazia Italian Kitchen – Pearland
9415 Broadway Street, Suite 103
Pearland, TX 77584

Virtual

Registered attendees will receive an email notification 24 hours before the IES Clinical Integration Forum begins. Lectures start promptly at 6:00PM Central Standard Time; please log in 15-20 minutes before the lecture begins to ensure a good connection for the presentation. Early arrival at this virtual education event will allow sufficient time to troubleshoot audio or visual technical issues.

QSP

To obtain Education Attendance credit for QSP, Physicians and APPs must complete a minimum of 4-hours of attendance at an IES-sponsored education event per year.

**Education Attendance for QSP applies to select locations. Contact your site practice administrator to confirm if this applies to your site.

Agenda

TIME	PRESENTATION	PRESENTER
5:30PM	Webinar Opens
6:00PM	The State of Healthcare	Nick Zenarosa, MD, FACEP Founder and Chairman, IES
6:30PM	Triage: Stories of Tribulation and Triumph in the Emergency Department	Elizabeth Sowell, MD, FACEP Emergency Department Medical Director, CHI St. Luke’s – The Vintage Rahul Salooja, MD Emergency Department Medical Director, CHI St. Luke’s Health System-North Region Elizabeth Fagan, MD, FAEMS, FACEP Chief of Clinical Education & EMS, IES Marcus Sims II, DO, FACEP Emergency Department Medical Director, CHI St. Luke’s – Brazosport Elizabeth Newkirk, PA-C, MEd Regional Director of APPs, CHI St. Luke’s Health System Jason Case, RN
7:30PM	The Never Event: Medico-legal Risk Mitigation in Triage	Matt Innes General Counsel, IES Casey C. Campbell Medical Malpractice Defense, Schell Cooley LLP Law Firm
8:00PM	Adjourned

Learning Objectives

Discuss the current state of healthcare and the changes on the horizon.
Review the core components of emergency department triage best practices utilizing a didactic case-based discussion of common emergency department triage and departmental throughput core issues impacting patients’ timely and quality care.
Discuss how current IES Physicians, APPs, and hospital nursing partners have implemented triage best practice strategies to improve the quality of patient care in their emergency departments.
Review the current medico-legal landscape surrounding triage “never events” and front-end best practices.