2012 ACG Conference Presentations

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Transforming Healthcare…
20 years of Excellence in Population Health Management 

The Johns Hopkins ACG System 2012 International Risk Adjustment Conference


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Conference Program


Sunday, May 6th


ACG System Training
  • Risk Assessment Variable Sets and Code Sets - Implications for local calibration and new models in Version 10.
    Presenters:
      Klaus Lemke, The Johns Hopkins University
      Amy Salls, DST Health Solutions
  • ACG System Training: Beyond risk scores
    Presenters:
      Lisa Kabasakalian, DST Health Solutions
      Amy Salls, DST Health Solutions

Keynote I: Welcome
  Presenter: Jonathan Weiner, The Johns Hopkins University


Monday, May 7th

Keynote II: Looking Back, Looking Forward, Celebrating the ACG System's 20 Year Role in Improving Health Care Worldwide.
  Presenters:
    Jonathan Weiner, The Johns Hopkins University
    Karen Kinder, The Johns Hopkins University 


Care Coordination I

  • The development of a coordination risk measure
    Presenter: Patricio Muniz, The Johns Hopkins University
  • Innovations in measuring and managing coordination
    Presenter: Craig Pollack, The Johns Hopkins University

Care Coordination II
  • Use of Risk Stratification Methods for Identifying Patients foo Care Coordination within a Medical Home
    Presenter: Lindsey Haas, Mayo
  • Integration of ACGs into a data and communication hub to support care collaboration
    Presenter: Don Hughes, Encompass Medical Management
  • The Care Coordination Program: A virtually integrated care delivery model for complex, high-needs patients
    Presenter: Riedwaan Jabaar, Discovery Health

Advances in Modeling Risk
  • Supporting Total Cost of Care Contracts through the Johns Hopkins ACG Tool
    Presenter: Peter Thibodeau, Medica
  • Using clinical case mix tools to predict mortality risk
    Presenter: Linda Kemp, Discovery Health
  • ACG-PM for Readmission Risk
    Presenter: Klaus Lemke, The Johns Hopkins University

Leveraging Pharmacy Data for Risk Prediction and Care Management
  • Expanded Horizons for Pharmacy Gap Analytics
    Presenter: David Bodycombe, The Johns Hopkins University
  • Factors Associated with Adverse Drug Reactions
    Presenter: Beatriz Poblador, ICS Aragon
  • Value of Real Time Risk Prediction
    Presenters:
      Shannon Roberts, Employee Benefits Division of the State of Arkansas, SXC
      Deborah Creten, SXC

Pilot experiences
  • A team approach to implementing ACGs in the National Health Service, United Kingdom
    Presenter: Frank Hume, Capita Health
  • Understanding the Implementation of ACGs in the County Councils of Sweden
    Presenter: Lennart Carlsson, Karolinska Institute
  • Deployment of the ACG System in the South Central Region of the NHS
    Presenter: Alan Thompson, South Central PCT Alliance
  • ACG System in China
    Presenter: Yi Zhang, University of Minnesota
  • ACG System in Turkey
    Presenter: Nihat Yurt, Public Administration Institute for Turkey and the Middle East (TODAIE)
  • Application of the ACG System to Medical Claim Records in Japan
    Presenter: Koichi Kawabuchi, Toyko Medical and Dental University

US Health Reform Initiatives
  • Use of ACG and Clinician Screening in a Statewide Patient-Centered Medical Home Initiative
    Presenter: Dean Ewald, Minnesota Department of Human Services
  • A Population Health Model for Physician Reimbursement: A Hybrid Approach
    Presenter: Greg Gootee, MZI Healthcare
  • Using ACGs to support risk adjusted premiums within the Health Insurance Exchange
    Presenter: Chad Abrams, The Johns Hopkins University

ACG Research Network (AIRN)
  • Introduction to the AIRN as a web-based forum that promotes research and facilitates the exchange of new knowledge in the field of public health and health services research
    Presenter: Amaia Calderon, ICS Aragon

Tuesday, May 8

Keynote III: Important role of case-mix adjustment in health care reform
  Presenter: David Knutson, Div. of Health Care Quality and Outcomes Policy at US Dept. of Health and Human Services

Re-thinking ACG Fundamentals
  • The development of total cost of care and resource use measure to support risk adjusted benchmarking that leads to practical identification of areas for improvement.
    Presenters: Gary Kitching and Chad Heim, HealthPartners
  • Profiling high morbidity burden in primary care: calibration of a case-mix model to account for the burden primary care that physicians face.
    Presenter: Marcelo Low, Clalit Health Services

Managing Hospitalization Risk
  • Development of a Hospitalization Risk Model for Diabetes
    Presenter: Martha Sylvia and Yanyan Lu, Johns Hopkins HealthCare
  • Refining Patient Selection in a care transitions program
    Presenters: Dellara Terry and Jeffrey Oberg, Dovetail Health
Keynote IV: Clinical Plenary: Addressing the Implications of Multi-Morbidity for Persons with Chronic Conditions
   Presenters:
    Bruce Leff, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
    Cynthia Boyd, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
    Martha Sylvia, Johns Hopkins Healthcare

Utilization
  • Modeling care sensitivity using ACG systems, Insights from a German cohort study
    Presenter: Tobias Freund, University Hospital, Heidelberg, Germany
  • Comorbidity and health care utilisation five years prior to diagnosis for depression. A register-based study in a Swedish population.
    Presenter: Lars Borgquist, Linkîping University
  • Persistently High Resource Use within a US population
    Presenter: Hsien-Yen Chang, The Johns Hopkins University

Management Implications
  • Using Risk Adjustment to Measure Access to Primary Care
    Presenter: Kam Reams, Brown and Toland Physicians
  • High risk patient care-management in the South African private healthcare sector: Predictive modeling and financial outcomes analysis
    Presenter: Lourens Walters, MedScheme
  • Predicting 30-day rehospitalization at admission: methodological and practical considerations
    Presenter: Efrat Shadmi, University of Haifa

Wednesday, May 9

Keynote V: Health IT, Clinical Analytics and the Transformation of Healthcare
   Presenter: Jonathan Weiner, The Johns Hopkins University

Keynote VI: Starfield Memorial Plenary
   Presenters:
     Neil A. (Tony) Holtzman, M.D., M.P.H., Emeritus Professor of Pediatrics, The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Husband of Barbara Starfield
     Karen Kinder, The Johns Hopkins University
     Don Steinwachs, The Johns Hopkins University
     Chris Forrest, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Multi-morbidity
  • Counting chronic diagnoses is not enough: classifying the entire patient population with a morbidity spectrum measure
    Presenter: Efrat Shadmi, University of Haifa
  • Disease Burden Analysis
    Presenter: Matthew Zylstra, Discovery Health
  • Multimorbidity Patterns in Primary Care: A New Approach to Interactions among Chronic Diseases
    Presenter: Amaia Calderon, ICS Aragon
Keynote: Closing
Presenter: Jonathan Weiner, The Johns Hopkins University

 

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