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IHI Forum, December 9-12, 2007
Orlando, FL
Over the last three years, IBHI has worked in partnership with the Institute for HealthCare Improvement (IHI) to offer a program track and attract professionals from Behavioral Healthcare to the IHI National Forum. For health care leaders and learners who are passionate about improving care, IHI's National Forum (held December 9-12, 2007, in Orlando, Florida this year) is one of the most powerful professional events of the year.
To encourage Behavioral Healthcare Organizations to attend, IHI has extended over a 50% discount to participants, which amounts to $1,095 if one participates over all four scheduled days. IBHI is also pleased to offer several specific additional learning and networking opportunities during the Forum, which are described below. Separate registration for both programs is required Registration for the 2 main days of the IHI Forum is $595, plus $300 for all the additional IBHI Track Elements;(or $90 for those attending only during the two day Forum.)
Below you will find a summary of the behavioral healthcare program, especially the Second Colloquium on Improving Collaboration and Integration of Care Sunday December 9, 2007
Details are also on the IBHI Website www.ibhci.org For separate IHI registration you need to also go to www.ihi.org. We look forward to your questions, hearing from you, and hopefully seeing you in Orlando! Much good cheer.
Joe Doolittle and Peter Brown
Co- Executive Directors
Institute for Behavioral Healthcare Improvement
Phone (518) 588-2801 or (518) 732- 7178
Behavioral Health Care Special Interest Program Track** – Improving Collaboration and Integration of Care at the 2007 IHI Forum
December 9-12, 2007 Orlando, Florida
AIM: Present a robust learning environment in Quality Strategy and Methods to early adapter professionals which advances quality improvement in behavioral healthcare, encourages general medical attention to behavioral health and improves connections between the two healthcare sectors.
Learning objectives: Participants will learn (over the 4 days)
- An understanding of Quality Improvement Measurement and Methods, and how to apply them in leading organizational improvement
- An understanding of recent IOM, SAMHSA and NASMHPD Reports and initiatives and how QI methods are critical to implementation
- Approaches to adapting current QI methods to Behavioral Health Care Topics
- Obtain reduced cost registration for IHI Forum for IBHI members and qualifying organizations.
Schedule
Sunday, December 9: Second Colloquium on Connection or Integration of Behavioral and General Health Care 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM Caribe Royale Resort Orlando Florida
A Strategy Conversation for Senior Leadership – How do we create connected or integrated care to improve outcomes for clients in behavioral and general health care?
What’s our Aim? Share knowledge on how to build more complete systems for clients; build will and understanding for wider deployment.
Learning Objectives: At the end of this session, participants will:
· Learn conceptual and operational frameworks for connection or “integration” for behavioral
healthcare, including substance abuse, and general health care practitioners;
· Learn from case studies of more connected public anmd private systems,
· Acquire an overview of a change package for adapting and testing more integrated approaches in their own
settings
· Acquire Leadership skills to assist in successful implementation.
Keynote and Specific Topics
Keynote: Framing the Opportunity & Challenges Harold Pincus, MD Vice Chair for Strategic Initiatives of the Department of Psychiatry Columbia University. New York Presbyterian Hospital Director of Quality and Outcomes Research and Director, RWJ Depression in Primary Care Program
Systems Integration and Establishing an Environment and Expectation for Integration/Collaboration - WCHO case: Karen Milner, MD Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Depression Center Medical Director, Washtenaw County Community Mental Health, University of Michigan Health System
Learning from HRSA/NCCBHC St. Louis case study; Kathy Reynolds, CSW Director Washtenaw County Health
Organization - What
is our spread strategy? An example
Lessons From
Treating Depression in Primary Care A change package for integration
Fred Blow Ph.D.,
Director, National VA Serious Mental Illness Treatment Research and Evaluation
Center (SMITREC), Department of Veterans Affairs, Professor, Department of Psychiatry,
University of Michigan Research Associate Professor, University of Michigan
Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) Adjunct Associate Professor,
Department of Psychology, University of Michigan
Adapting and Applying Trials of Change in Participant’s Setting –wrap up. - Robin Dea; MD Regional Director, Mental Health Services, Kaiser Permanente Northern California and IBHI Board Member
*The Colloquium on Integration is the opening session of the IBHI Behavioral Healthcare (BHC) Track, at the IHI National Forum- Sponsored by IBHI with assistance from the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan; separate registration required, see www.ibhi.org
Faculty:
· Robin Dea; MD Regional Director, Mental Health Services, Kaiser Permanente Northern California -Moderator
· Fred Blow Ph.D., Director, National VA Serious Mental Illness Treatment Research and Evaluation Center (SMITREC), Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Michigan
· Karen Milner, MD, Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Michigan, & Medical Director, Washtenaw County Community Health Organization
· Harold Pincus, MD Vice Chair for Strategic Initiatives of the Department of Psychiatry Columbia University Kathleen Reynolds, Executive Director Washtenaw Community Health Organization
*The Colloquium is the opening session of the IBHI behavioral healthcare (BHC) Track, at the IHI National Forum - Sponsored by IBHI with assistance from the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan. The Sunday Colloquium, Orientation and Tuesday Reception all require separate registration: go to www.ibhci.org; All IHI programs are included with IHI registration www.ihi.org
Sunday, December 9 – cont’d
5:00 PM - Orientation to the IHI Forum and the IBHI Behavioral Health Care Track * 6:30 PM (at the Caribe Royale)
Monday December 10 IHI Mini-Courses Full Day (IHI Registration $300); suggested
Minicourses: Creating Patient-centered Collaborative Primary Care: John Wasson, Neal Baker, Gordon Moore, Catherine Tantau, et al, or
Integrating Mental Health Care; Brenda Reiss-Brennan, et al, Intermountain Health Care
Thinking Differently to Transform Health Care: Paul E. Plsek, Consultant, Paul E. Plsek & Associates, Inc.
And/or other Mini-courses suggested as applicable and noted (see IHI Forum Program www.ihi.org)
Tuesday December 11
No Forum sessions specific to BHC, although much content is recommended and very applicable; especially the Keynote and min-Keynote presentations. (See IHI Program for recommendations www.ihi.org)
Keynoters: Donald M. Berwick, MD, MPP, FRCP
Sarah Jones: A Right To Care, commissioned by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, explores the ways in which ethnic, racial, and economic health disparities impact people’s daily lives
Amory Lovins He co-founded and is Chairman and Chief Scientist of Rocky Mountain Institute, an independent think-and-do tank that creates abundance by design
Atul Gawande, BAS, MD, MPH Director of the World Health Organization’s Global Challenge for Patient Safety in Surgery and a staff writer for The New Yorker.
Tuesday- December 11 Cont’d
5:00 PM - 5:45 PM Section Track Reflection/feedback session: debrief and conversation, moderated by: Peter Brown and Alden (Joe) Doolittle, IBHI*
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM: Reception, and Reflection: How People Change, The Short Story as Case History,* with author, William Tucker, M.D. After light fare we’ll share the technique used by Dr Tucker to teach patient centered care to medical students, residents and others; using one of the short story classics in his book
Wednesday; December 12: Special Interest Breakfast: A continuing conversation on Integrating Behavioral Health and Primary Care: Moderated by: Peter Brown and Alden (Joe) Doolittle, IBHI, Co-Executive Directors (Included in IHI registration)
Cost Package for IBHI BHC Track portion of the IHI Forum,* December 9-12, 2007
IBHI Behavioral Health Care Track Registration: 2007
Members/qualifying orgs. Others
Sunday -Colloquium on Integration $175 $250
Orientation Session $35 $50
Monday-Welcome Reception - Free (Cash Bar)
Tuesday Evening Reception and Presentation $90 $125
by William Tucker MD
(Includes a copy of his book How People Change)
Daily De-Brief /Reflective Learning sessions ** **
Total $ 300 $ 425
Two staff from the same organization $550 for Members/qualifying orgs, $775 for Others. Additional staff at $275 each.
Register for IBHI Events
IHI Forum Registration $1095 for the general audience, $595 for the IBHI members and qualifying organizations; Learning Labs regularly $395, only $200 with IBHI Track; Mini-course regularly $500, only $300 with IBHI track. *
*BHC related Workshops, Special Interest Breakfasts included in IHI Registration.
** Covered in other registration
* Overall Savings on IHI Forum to BHC Track participants = $1,095
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