Scientific Program​

Scientific Program​

The Program is Preliminary and is a subject to change.

  Hall B

Michael Montalto, Epworth Hospital, Australia

Chair: Manuel Miron, University Hospital Torrejon, Spain

NAVIGATING THE DISCREPANCIES: GUIDELINES VS REAL-WORLD PRACTICE IN HOME TREATMENT OF ENDOCARDITIS
Manuel Miron, University Hospital Torrejon, Spain

HOSPITAL AT HOME RAPID RESPONSE TEAM FOR PREVENTING EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS AND HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS IN CHRONIC AND ADVANCED PATIENTS: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY.
David Nicolás Ocejo
, Hospital Clinic de Barcelona, Spain

TBC

  Hall B

Rachel Choe, Alexandra Hospital, Singapore

Li Anne Cheong
, Sengkang General Hospital, Singapore

See Joon Pauline Seah, Woodlands Health Campus, Singapore

Bao Bei Kelly Low, Kk Women’s And Children’s Hospital, Singapore

  Hall C

David Levine, Harvard Medical School, United States

Linda DeCherrie, Medically Home, United States

Bruce Leff, Johns Hopkins University, United States

  Hall N

HOW TO OVERCOME THE ABCENSE OF A FAMILY CAREGIVER IN AN AT HOME AUTOLOGOUS HEMATOPOIETIC TRANSPLANT (HCT) PROGRAM.
Alexandra Martínez-Roca, Hospital Clinic de Barcelona, Spain

TBC

(17:00-17:10) Technical break / time to move to another hall

  Hall B

CORE HOSPITAL-AT-HOME COMPETENCES FOR STAFF; NORDIGHE – A NEW COMPREHENSIVE NORDIC EDUCATION
Jeff Kirk Svane, North Zeeland Hospital, Denmark

CLINICIAN EXPERIENCE DURING HOME HOSPITAL FOR ADULTS LIVING IN RURAL SETTINGS: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Ryan Brewster, Ariadne Labs, USA

TBC

  Hall C

Michael Chin, University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School. United States

Yi Feng Lai, MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation, Singapore

Charles Pu, MassHealth, United States

  Hall N

Caroline Miler, Fondation Santé Service, France

Claire Mehler Jacob, Fondation Santé Service, France       

David Avran, Fondation Santé Service, France

  Hall B

Chair: Itamar Offer, Founder and Co-Chair of WHAHC

SCALING UP HOSPITAL-AT-HOME: AN 18-MONTH OBSERVATIONAL STUDY USING IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORKS IN SINGAPORE
Stephanie Ko, National University Hospital, Singapore

ANALYSIS OF A STATE MEDICAID’S EXPERIENCE WITH HOSPITAL-AT-HOME IN THE UNITED STATES
Michael Chin, University of Massachusetts, United States

TBC

  Hall B

Karen Titchener, University of Utah, United States

Gregory Goodman, Mass General Brigham, United States

Rebekah Schiff, Guys and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom

Francesca Cleugh, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, United Kingdom

Shannon Shepherd, Maribel Health, United States

  Hall C

CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN DELIVERING TECH-ENABLED HOSPITAL AT HOME CARE
Jared Conley, Harvard Medical School, United States

TBC

  Hall N

BRINGING PATIENT AUTONOMY TO THE FOREFRONT OF CARE: HOW CAN HOSPITAL AT HOME UNIQUELY SERVE PATIENTS WHO CHOOSE DISCHARGE AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE?
Pippa Shulman, Medically Home, United States

EQUITY AND INCLUSION IN HOSPITAL-AT-HOME: AN INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY ANALYSIS APPROACH
Nels Paulson, University of Wisconsin-Stout, United States

TBC

(11:45-11:55) Technical break / time to move to another hall

  Hall B

11:55 - 12:55

Session TBA

  Hall C

11:55 - 12:55

Session TBA

  Hall N

11:55 - 12:55

Session TBA

  Hall B

Linda DeCherrie, Medically Home, United States

Gregory Snyder, Medically Home, United States

Anupama Goyal, University of Michigan Health System, United States

Fitzgerald Shepherd, Boston Medical Center, United States

Samantha Daniel, Cleveland Clinic Florida, United States

  Hall C

Michelle Grinman, Rockyview General Hospital, Canada

Álvaro Dubois Silva, Complexo Hospitalario Universitario de A Coruña, Spain

Stephanie Ko, National University Hospital, Singapore

Chrisanne Timpe, HealthPartners, United States

  Hall N

A NEW FRONT DOOR FOR HOSPITAL IN THE HOME- EMERGENCY HOSPITAL IN THE HOME (EHITH) AND METHODS OF CARE
AnnMarie Crozier, Sydney Local Health District, Australia

INTERVENTIONS AND STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE PRE-EMERGENCY CARE AND REDUCE ED OVERCROWDING: A QUALITATIVE META-SYNTHESIS
Crystal Chua, MOHT, Singapore

TBC

(15:00-15:15) Technical break / time to move to another hall

  Hall B

PERIOPERATIVE HOSPITALIZATION AT HOME (PHAH): EXPERIENCE FROM SINGAPORE
Chun En Chua,National University Hospital, Singapore

HOSPITAL-LEVEL CARE AT HOME FOR ACUTELY ILL ADULTS IN RURAL SETTINGS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
David Levine, Harvard Medical School, United States

TBC

  Hall C

Linda DeCherrie, Medically Home, United States

Anupama Goyal, University of Michigan Health System, United States

Michael Maniaci, Mayo Clinic, United States

  Hall N

FLUID BOLUSES: A SAFE ALTERNATIVE FOR MAINTENANCE INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS IN HOSPITAL-AT-HOME
Ian Tan, National University Hospital, Singapore

TBC

  Hall B

  Hall B

Chair: Vitoria Tibaldi, A.O.U. Citta della Salute e della Scienza di Torino, Italy

TBC

(10:00– 10:15) Technical break / time to move to another hall

  Hall B

BEYOND THE GOOD DOCTOR: CULTURE CHANGE, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND SUCCESS FACTORS FOR SCALING HOSPITAL AT HOME
Pippa Shulman, Medically Home, United States

DESIGNING AND DELIVERING HIGH-FIDELITY SIMULATION TRAINING FOR HOSPITAL-AT-HOME
Alex Bunn, NHS, United Kingdom

TBC

  Hall C

Jared Conley, Harvard Medical School, United States

Caroline Yang, Mass General Brigham, United States

David Whitehead, Harvard Medical School, United States

  Hall N

PANCREATITIS CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES IN MAYO CLINIC’S ADVANCED CARE AT HOME
Tatjana Gavrancic, Mayo Clinic Florida, United States

TBC

  Hall B

THE ROLE OF PRACTICE ADAPTION IN IMPLEMENTATION OF HOSPITAL AT HOME SERVICES
Sophie McGlen, Oxford University Hospitals, United Kingdom

TBC

  Hall C

BEYOND READMISSION AND MORTALITY: SECONDARY OUTCOMES FROM A HOSPITAL-AT-HOME RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL
Michael Maniaci, Mayo Clinic, United States

SAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF A LARGE NATIONAL HOSPITAL AT HOME PROGRAM
Ronen Arbel, Clalit Health Services, Israel

SAFE AT HOME: PATIENT SAFETY DURING HOME HOSPITAL
David Levine, Harvard Medical School, United States

  Hall N

Stephanie Ko, National University Hospital, Singapore

David Nicolas Ocejo, Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, Spain

  Hall B

BLOOD DIAGNOSTICS IN HOSPITAL AT HOME: POINT-OF-CARE TESTING AND LABORATORY TESTING IN A LARGE HOSPITAL NETWORK
Jared Conley, Harvard Medical School, United States

CENTRALIZING DISTRIBUTED CARE: HOW TECHNOLOGY CAN HELP INTEGRATIVE CARE FOR PROGRAM SCALE
Karen Titchener, University of Utah, United States

TBC

  Hall C

David Levine, Harvard Medical School, United States

  Hall N

Margaret Paulson, Mayo Clinic, United States

Margaret Peinovich, Mayo Clinic Health System, United States

(14:15-14:30) Technical break / time to move to another hall

  Hall B

DEVELOPMENT OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL TOOLS TO EVALUATE PATIENT OUTCOMES IN HOME HOSPITALIZATION
David Nicolás Ocejo, Hospital Clinic De Barcelona, Spain

THE EXPERIENCE OF FAMILY CAREGIVERS WHEN THEIR LOVED ONE IS HOME HOSPITALIZED: A MIXED METHODS ANALYSIS OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Ryan Brewster, Ariadne Labs, USA

TBC

  Hall C

HOSPITAL AT HOME PRACTICE STANDARDS FOR THE UNITED STATES
David Levine, Harvard Medical School, United States

TBC

  Hall N

Jacob Keeperman, Medically Home, United States

Emily Mai, Cedars-Sinai, United States

Lindsay Williams, Cedars-Sinai, United States

  Hall B

Meghna Desai, Ariadne Labs, United States

David Levine, Harvard Medical School, United States

Mary Barthel, Blessing Health, United States

Michelle Grinman, Rockyview General Hospital, Canada

David Turner, Northeast Health Wangaratta, Australia

Rachel Moyal-Smith, Ariadne Lab, United States

Claire Steel, NHS Lanarkshire, United Kingdom

Helen Morgan, NHS Lanarkshire, United Kingdom

  Hall C

Yi Feng Lai, MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation, Singapore

Stephanie Ko, National University Hospital, Singapore

Johnny Chan, National University Health System, Singapore

Michael Montalto, Epworth Hospital in the Home, Australia

Desmond Mao, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore

Michelle Tan, Singapore General Hospital, Singapore

  Hall N

Daniel Lasserson, Warwick Medical School, United Kingdom

Sharjeel Zafar Kiani, Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust, United Kingdom

Mike Smith, Cardiff University, United Kingdom

(16:45 – 17:00) Technical break / time to move to another hall

  Hall B

Bruce Leff, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, USA