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NEUROSCIENCE & SPINE CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE SUMMIT
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01/27/2010 - 01/29/2010
Phoenix, AZ
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Dear Healthcare Executive: With an estimated one in three Americans suffering at some point from a neurological disorder, and an increasing number of aging population with an increased awareness of neurological diseases/treatments, the Neurosciences is becoming one of the most important clinical areas for hospitals and health systems to manage. Due to the recent advances in technology, declining payor reimbursements, and increasing number of baby-boomers, most hospitals, physicians and healthcare facilities are starting to see the benefits of defining themselves by centers of excellence and are willing to invest in comprehensive neuroscience programs. It is imperative for you to develop the planning and investment strategy to succeed in this highly competitive field and capture the consumer market. Join us January 27-29, 2010 at Barrow Neurological Institute-Phoenix in a gathering of administrative and medical leaders all striving to advance their neuroscience and spine service lines. Geared more towards the hospital side of Neuroscience/Spine business this conference offers the ideal forum to learn from experienced leaders on how to develop, operate and maintain a comprehensive neuroscience program.
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKING FACULTY INCLUDES:
Bart M. Demaerschalk, MD, MSc, FRCP(C), Director; Cerebrovascular Diseases Center, Associate Professor of Neurology; Division of Cerebrovascular Diseases; Division of Critical Care Neurology, Department of Neurology MAYO CLINIC HOSPITAL, Phoenix, AZ
Connie L. Boyd, BSN, MS, Service Line Director-Neuroscience & Oncology ST LUKE’S EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL, Houston, TX
Marshall Steele, MD, President & CEO MARSHALL STEELE & ASSOCIATES, Annapolis, MD
Andrew Cosentino, FACHE Neuroscience Service Line Executive CARONDELET NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE, Tucson, AZ
Jack Wilberger, MD, Professor and Chairman, Department of Neurosurgery ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL; Chairman, Department of Neurosurgery Drexel University College of Medicine; Vice President, Graduate Medical Education, West Penn Allegheny Health System DIO, Chairman, Graduate Medical Education Committee Allegheny General Hospital/Western Pennsylvania Hospital Medical Education Consortium
Robert P. Goldfarb, MD, FACS, Chairman CARONDELET NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE, Tucson, AZ
Eric Sipos, MD, FACS, Medical Director CARONDELET NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE, Tucson, AZ
Ted Michalke, Managing Partner NEUSTRATEGY, Inc., Chicago, IL
Joe Tomaro, Senior Vice President ACCELERO HEALTH PARTNERS, Canonsburg, PA
Myron D. Lewis, Executive Director, Ortho/Neuro/Rehab Services BLOOMINGTON HOSPITAL, Bloomington, IN
Judy Jones, MS, Vice President, Business Development MARSHALL STEELE & ASSOCIATES, Corona Del Mar, CA
Sarah Livesay, RN, MSN, APRNc, Manager Neuroscience Clinical Programs ST LUKE’S EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL, Houston, TX
Gregg Strathy, MD, Orthopedic Surgeon Park Nicollet Hospital, Minneapolis, MN
YOU WILL LEARN SPECIFICALLY HOW:
• Where the Neurosciences realm is heading; future practices on the horizon, the use of implantable devices, new technology, new opportunities
• Establishing a Comprehensive Brain & Spine Institute: The Organizational Structure, Joint Planning, Clinical Programs and Cores that Form a Spine Institute
• Physician integration
• Hospital/physician partnership
• Key strategies to incorporate spine into your business model and enhance revenue
• Joint venture opportunities
• Optimizing Reimbursement
• Recruitment and Retention of Surgeons
• Funding – Capital investment
• An integrated approach to marketing your programs – Practical tips on how to build awareness, increase market share and increase exposure to prospective patients
• How the MDs have been integrated into the process - How to engage physicians in strategic development
• Developing a spine center as part of a neuroscience COE
• Techniques to optimize patient & physician satisfaction, quality, and cost effectiveness in spine care
• The successful integration of spine surgery, orthopedics, rehabilitation and neurology into a neuroscience program
• Community Hospital and University Collaboration in Neuroscience Research and Program Development
• Impact of advanced technology: How to add emerging technology to your program
• Setting up and growing Stroke Centers of Excellence
• Creating a Successful Hospital and Physician Collaborative Neuroscience Model for program and strategy development
• Strategies for operational excellence, optimized patient care and cost effective solutions
CONFERENCE VENUE
Barrow Neurological Institute
(Leonard Goldman Auditorium)
350 West Thomas Road
Phoenix, AZ 85013
Tel: 602-406-3067
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