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Healthcare Transparency & Patient Safety Kentucky 42nd in the Nation For Healthcare October 17, 2019 Eastside Branch Library, Lexington, Kentucky |
Patient Advocacy
October 17th, 2019
Registration
Open at 11:30
am
Conference Presentations from 12:00 Noon to
9:00 pm.
Breaks and Dinner Included with
Registration
Schedule Times May Change Depending Upon Speaker Travel Requirements
Conference Agenda
Resumes
View Speaker's Bio's
1. Joycelyn Elders View Bio
2. Ralph R. Frerichs View Bio
2. Jayne O'Donnell View Bio
3. Laura Ungar View Bio
Conference & Presentation Objectives -
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Epidemiology of Epidemics – Lessons
Learned
1. The attendee will be able to describe the etiological
factors in the Haiti Epidemic and the role played by healthcare workers.
2. The attendee will develop an explain how political influences can
shape a response to epidemics.
3. The attendee will be able to describe the resources required to
reverse a Hepatitis A epidemic.
4. The attendee will be able to recognize the dangers of childhood
illnesses and the importance of vaccinations.
Strengthening the FDA
1. The attendee will explain the importance of the FDA in
fostering antibiotic stewardship and how added regulations are required
for animal husbandry and over-the-counter antibiotics.
2. The attendee will be able to articulate the need for further FDA
safeguards which need to be enacted regarding “bisphosphonates”.
3. The attendee will be able to recognize financial barriers to
healthcare along with how patients can mitigate their impact and what is
needed by the FDA to lower drug prices.
4. The attendee will be able to describe the need for increased
reporting to the FDA by healthcare personnel regarding adverse events
associated with medical devices.
Patient Advocacy
1. The attendee will be able the describe the importance and
role of the patient advocate in healthcare policy.
2. The attendee will acquire an appreciation of how the term "second
victim" inhibits patient-centered patient safety.
Note: Agenda & speakers may change without notice.
All presentations may be submitted to the Journal of Patient Safety.