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Emergency Medicine virtual event

Emergency medicine is undergoing a significant transformation. The events of 2020 put emergency departments through an operational stress test with many EDs experiencing significant volume declines followed by unprecedented patient surges. This experience and the expanded adoption of virtual care services have been catalysts for changes in the delivery of emergency care. However, for many the ED remains the hospital's front door and a portal to more consistent care. During Becker's virtual event focused on emergency medicine, hospital and health system leaders from around the nation will come together digitally to discuss a variety of topics, including the most pressing issues in emergency medicine today and lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. Join us for this unique learning opportunity.

Sam Torbati, MD, FACEP, FAEEM, Co-Chair and Medical Director, Cedars-Sinai Joseph Underwood, M.D., MHCDS, FACEP, Chair of Emergency Medicine, Hackensack Meridian Hackensack University Medical Center Ernest Wang, MD, Division Chief, Emergency Medicine, NorthShore University Health System Peter Pang, MD, Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Indiana University School of Medicine

ED transformation: How emergency medicine will continue to evolve over the next five years

1:00 PM CT | Panel discussion

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Alison Tothy, an Associate Professor in Pediatric Emergency Medicine at the University of Chicago

Matthew Sullivan, Associate Chief Medical Informatics Officer at Atrium Health

Kensaku Kawamoto, Associate Chief Medical Information Officer at the University of Utah

Richard Isaacs, CEO and Executive Director of The Permanente Medical Group and President and CEO of The MidAtlantic Permanente Medical Group

Matthew Cox, Chief Financial Officer of Spectrum Health System

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Blake Bulloch, Division Chief, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Phoenix Childrens Hospital

Patrice Callagy, RN, MPA, MSN, CEN, Executive Director, Emergency Services, Stanford Health Care

Nicholas Gavin, MD, MBA, MS, Vice Chair of Clinical Operations, Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons/New York-Presbyterian Hospital

Stephanie O’Bryon, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, Assistant Vice President, Emergency Services Central Division, Atrium Health

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Patrice Callagy, RN, MPA, MSN, CEN, Executive Director, Emergency Services, Stanford Health Care Sam Shen, MD, MBA, Associate Chief Quality Officer & Patient Safety Officer, Stanford Health Care

Telehealth and emergency medicine — Opportunities & lessons learned from 2020

1:50 PM CT | Panel discussion

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Stephanie O’Bryon, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, Assistant Vice President, Emergency Services Central Division, Atrium Health Teresa Murray Amato, MD, Chair, Emergency Department, Northwell Health Elizabeth S. Plemmons, M.D. FACEP, Chair and Medical Director, EPMG and Henry Ford Health System Lisa Uherick, MD, Pediatric Emergency Medical Director, Carilion Clinic

Workplace safety: Best practices for patient and staff well-being in the ED

2:30 PM CT | Panel discussion

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Marie-Laure Romney, MD, MBA, Vice President of Operations, NewYork-Presbyterian - Milstein Hospital David Rottinghaus, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Vice President of Medical Affairs, Butler Health System Joelle Simpson, MD, Division Chief, Emergency Medicine, Children's National Health System

The Emergency Medicine Physician Leader: How ED Docs Can Transform Healthcare from the Top

1:50 PM CT | Panel discussion

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Blake Bulloch, Division Chief, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Phoenix Childrens Hospital Yanina Purim-Shem-Tov, MD, MS, FACEP, Vice Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Rush University Medical Center Nicholas Gavin, MD, MBA, MS, Vice Chair of Clinical Operations, Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons/New York-Presbyterian Hospital

On the front-lines of a crisis: Lessons learned from emergency medicine's response to COVID-19

2:30 PM CT | Panel discussion

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Yanina Purim-Shem-Tov, MD, MS, FACEP, Vice Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Rush University Medical Center

Sam Shen, MD, MBA, Associate Chief Quality Officer & Patient Safety Officer, Stanford Health Care

Sam Torbati, MD, FACEP, FAEEM, Co-Chair and Medical Director, Cedars-Sinai

Ernest Wang, MD, Division Chief, Emergency Medicine, NorthShore University Health System

Peter Pang, MD, Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Indiana University School of Medicine

Teresa Murray Amato, MD, Chair, Emergency Department, Northwell Health

Elizabeth S. Plemmons, M.D. FACEP, Chair and Medical Director, EPMG and Henry Ford Health System

Marie-Laure Romney, MD, MBA, Vice President of Operations, NewYork-Presbyterian - Milstein Hospital

David Rottinghaus, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Vice President of Medical Affairs, Butler Health System

Joelle Simpson, MD, Division Chief, Emergency Medicine, Children's National Health System

Lisa Uherick, MD, Pediatric Emergency Medical Director, Carilion Clinic

Joseph Underwood, M.D., MHCDS, FACEP, Chair of Emergency Medicine, Hackensack Meridian Hackensack University Medical Center

Dan Sullivan, MD, JD, FACEP, President and CEO, The Sullivan Group Rizwan Pasha, MD, CMIO, Nuance Sponsored by:

How AI can improve patient safety in your ED now

1:00 PM CT | FEATURED SESSION

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With AI, emergency departments can improve diagnostic certainty and reduce the number of adverse patient safety events resulting from a missed or delay in diagnosis. According to Medscape, 26% of emergency medicine physicians say they make diagnostic errors every day. For many years, malpractice claims have provided the only insight into understanding diagnostic error, and these claims significantly underrepresent the magnitude of the diagnostic error problem. As organizations face rapid changes related to hospital liability, a hardening market, and the impact of COVID-19, advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) are reducing diagnostic errors and driving better clinical alignment around the highest risks. During the featured session, learn how to: • Improve patient safety through a reduction in adverse events as a result of the failure to diagnose • Help alleviate ED physicians burnout as a result of administrative burdens • Reduce the number of medical malpractice claims as diagnostic errors account for 70% of liability in the ED, which has direct financial benefit to the organization

Dan Sullivan, MD, JD, FACEP, President and CEO, The Sullivan Group

How AI can improve patient safety in your ED now