6:00 AM |
Morning Yoga: Rise & Shine |
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7:30 AM |
Attendee Check-in / Exhibits Open |
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8:00 AM |
Welcome to Day 3; Michelle Eslami, MD, FACP, CMD |
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Is Functional Decline Under Our Control? |
8:05 AM |
The Importance of Function in the PALTC Setting |
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Speaker: Michelle Eslami, MD, FACP, CMD |
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Learning Objectives: |
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1. To understand why preventing functional decline is important in PALTC setting |
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2. To review quality measures that reflect functional outcomes |
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3. To discuss the role of the IDT in preventing decline, improving or maintaining function |
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8:20 AM |
Common Medical Complications that Can Affect Function |
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Speaker: Susan Leonard, MD |
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Learning Objectives: |
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1. Overview common medical complications that can affect function |
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2. Strategies on how to prevent some medical complications that can contribute to decline |
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3. The role of a person-centered approach to reach achievable outcomes |
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8:50 AM |
Can Deprescribing Improve Function? |
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Speaker: Janice Hoffman-Simen, PharmD, EdD, APh, BCGP, FASCP |
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Learning Objectives: |
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1. Define polypharmacy and the epidemiology and deprescribing. |
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2. Practice using the ARMOR tool and various other deprescribing methods to evaluate case-based polypharmacy regimens. |
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3. Review of the literature pertaining to the safety of deprescribing. |
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9:20 AM |
Break |
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10:00 AM |
How Can Rehab Prevent Functional Decline? |
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Speaker: Lawrence Miller, MD |
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Learning Objectives: |
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1. Discuss strategies SNF level Rehab can use to improve or maintain function |
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2. Discuss how to develop person centered rehabilitation goals and outcomes. |
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3. Discuss Long- term care residents and how to maintain function |
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10:25 AM |
Panel Session: Functional Decline |
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Moderator: Michelle Eslami, MD, FACP, CMD Panel: Susan Leonard, MD; Janice Hoffman, PharmD; and Lawrence Miller, MD |
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10:50am |
Break |
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11:25AM |
Presentation of 2020 CALTCM Leadership Award
Recipient: Romilla Batra, MD, MBA
Keynote Address: Care Beyond Medical Care
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12:00 PM |
Break |
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12:15 PM |
In The Trenches: Session #3 (Walk and Learn Opportunity) |
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- Beers Criteria Update; Aida Oganesyan, PharmD
- The Expanding Role of Telemedicine: Here to Stay? Steven Wang, MD
- Dementia Care During COVID-19; Jennifer Birdsall, PhD
- Enhanced Standard Precautions; Vicki Keller, RN, MSN, PHN, CIC
- Patient & Staff Safety; KJ Page, RN-BC, LNHA
- PACE Programs; Jay Luxenberg, MD
- Infection Control; Jamie McKinnell, MD
- Risk Management, Medicolegal & Regulatory Issues; Karl Steinberg, MD, CMD, HMDC
- PDPM: Where Are We Now?; Kerry Weiner, MD
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12:45 PM |
Break |
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Comprehensive Discharge Planning: Who, When, Where, and How |
1:00 PM |
Discharge Planning: A Caregiver's Perspective |
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Speaker: Rachel Rios, MSG |
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Learning Objectives: |
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1. Understand the emotional impact on patients and their families during care transitions, especially post stroke |
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2. Understand the concerns and decision-making challenges families may face during the discharge planning process |
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3. Identify opportunities for providers and nursing staff to improve communication with patients and families during care transitions |
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1:15 PM |
Discharge Planning: A Payor's Perspective |
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Speaker: Diane Chau, MD |
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Learning Objectives: |
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1. To discuss how discharge planning is coordinated between the health plan and nursing home. |
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2. To review which metrics are important in discharge planning |
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3. To describe a typical discharge and how the Health plan determines which services will continue after discharge. |
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1:45 PM |
Discharge Planning: A Provider's Perspective |
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Speaker: George Fields, DO |
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Learning Objectives: |
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1. State why Discharge Planning requires seeing a Patient Body, Mind and Spirit. |
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2. Describe 3 reasons why every master clinician needs to think like a Social Worker. |
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3. Describe “True Informed Consent,” and how it impacts Discharge Planning. |
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2:15 PM |
Discharge Planning: SNF Perspective |
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Speaker: Lorie Rodriguez, Ed.D. |
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Learning Objectives: |
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1. Recite CDPH Transfer and Discharge Regulations; |
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2. Define “Effective Discharge Planning”; |
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3. Cite the discharge planning process; and |
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4. Define the core elements of discharge planning information, communication, and instructions. |
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3:00 PM |
Panel Session: Opportunities & Challenges in Discharge Planning from SNF |
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Moderator: Michelle Eslami, MD, FACP, CMD Panel: Diane Chau, MD; George Fields, DO; Rachel Rios, MSG; and Lorie Rodriguez, Ed.D. |
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3:00 PM |
Closing Comments |
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3:10 PM |
Adjourn |