Scientific Program
The Program is Preliminary and is a subject to change.
Hall B
Welcome Address from the Scientific Committee
Michael Montalto, Epworth Hospital, Australia
Chair: Manuel Miron, University Hospital Torrejon, Spain
AN INTERNATIONAL STUDY OF NURSING PRACTICE IN THE HOME
Susan Hinck, International Home Care Nurses Organization, United States
FLUID BOLUSES: A SAFE ALTERNATIVE FOR MAINTENANCE INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS IN HOSPITAL-AT-HOME
Ian Tan, National University Hospital, Singapore
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
THE CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF A CANADIAN HOSPITAL AT HOME PROGRAM: A MATCHED COHORT ANALYSIS
Sean Spina, Island Health, Canada
Hall A
Coffee Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewing
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
ENHANCING CANCER CARE THROUGH HOSPITAL IN THE HOME (HITH) PATIENT- REPORTED OUTCOME AND EXPERIENCE MEASURES (PRMS)
Vikas Wadhwa, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Australia
QUALITY OF LIFE OF 130 PATIENT-CAREGIVER DYADS IN HOSPITAL-AT-HOME IN THE PARIS REGION. THE AQOLHAD STUDY
Marc Pottere, Fondation Santé Service, France
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
VALIDATION OF PATIENT EXPERIENCE MEASURES IN HOSPITAL AT HOME PROGRAMS: THE HOSPITAL-IN-THE-HOME QUESTIONNAIRE (HHQ)
Penelope Bryant, The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne, Australia
(17:00-17:10) 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
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
DEVELOPMENT OF TAIWAN’S CONTEMPORARY CONSENSUS ON POINT-OF-CARE ULTRASOUND FOR AT-HOME HOSPITALIZATION: A THREE-YEAR REPORT
Hung Bin Tsai, Taipei City Hospital Zhongxing Branch, Taiwan
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, APHP, France
David Avran, APHP, France
Hall A
Welcome Reception + dedicated Poster viewing
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
HOSPITAL AT HOME: IF YOU CAN’T SCALE, YOU’LL FAIL
Colleen Hole, Advocate Health, United States
A ROADMAP TO INCREASE HAH ACTIVITY AND PERFORMANCE IN FRANCE
Cecile Bordenave, ANAP, France
Hall A
Coffee Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewing
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
HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS’ EXPERIENCES AND PERCEPTIONS WITH TELEHEALTH TOOLS IN A HOSPITAL-AT-HOME PROGRAMME: A MIXED METHODS STUDY
Shi Yun Low, National University Health System, Singapore
HD SIGNAL – INTELLIGENT PLATFORM FOR SIGNALING PATIENTS TO HOME HOSPITALIZATION
Lidia Rodrigues, ULSTS, Portugal
BRIDGING HOME AND HOSPITAL: INTEGRATING HOSPITAL AT HOME INTO EPIC
Khos Sultani, Amsterdam UMC, Netherlands
Hall N
BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL NEEDS AMONG ONCOLOGY PATIENTS AT HOME
Matthieu Plichart, Fondation Santé Service, France
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
PROVIDING QUALITY CARE IN AN UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT. THE CHALLENGE OF SOCIAL SERVICES IN HOSPITAL AT HOME
Karine Wallach, Fondation Santé Service, France
(11:45-11:55) Technical break / time to move to another hall
Hall B
Hall C
Hall N
Hall A
Lunch Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewing
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
HOSPITAL AT HOME PHARMACY SERVICES – A NOVEL INITIATIVE IN SINGAPORE
Zhi Xin Wong, National University Hospital, Singapore
HEPATOLOGY AT HOME; A NOVEL PATHWAY FOR THE INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH LIVER DISEASE
Tamsin Cargill, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
(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
ANALYSIS OF IMPLEMENTATION: MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE MODEL IN A GENERAL SURGERY SERVICE (GSS) JOIN WITH HOSPITAL AT HOME UNIT (HHU) IN A THIRD LEVEL HOSPITAL
Thatiana Vértiz Guidotti, Generalitat de Catalunya, Spain
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
A MIXED METHODS QUALITY IMPROVEMENT EVALUATION OF VIRTUAL ROUNDING PROVIDERS ALONGSIDE IN-HOME PROVIDERS FOR HOME HOSPITAL CARE
Karin A. Falkenberg, Mass General Brigham, United States
HOSPITAL AT HOME AND INFLUENZA: A TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
Emmanuel Coloma Bazan, Hospital Clinic de Barcelona, Spain
DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A DIGITAL PHENOTYPE TO IDENTIFY ELIGIBLE PATIENTS FOR HOSPITAL-AT-HOME (HAH)
Seok Lim, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Australia
TBC
Hall A
Coffee Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewing
Hall B
Hall B
Session 19: ROLE OF HOSPITAL AT HOME IN MANAGING FRAILTY: A MIX OF REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCES.
Chair: Vitoria Tibaldi, A.O.U. Citta della Salute e della Scienza di Torino, Italy
MANAGING FRAILTY IN HOSPITAL AT HOME: CHALLENGE OR OPPORTUNITY?
Vitoria Tibaldi, A.O.U. Citta della Salute e della Scienza di Torino, Italy
COMPLEX CANCER SURGERY PATIENTS – THE NEW FRONTIER FOR HOSPITAL IN THE HOME (HITH) SERVICES?
Vikas Wadhwa, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Australia
PREVALENCE AND CLINICAL IMPACT OF FRAILTY IN OLDER PATIENTS ADMITTED TO A GERIATRIC ACUTE CARE WARD AND IN A HOSPITAL-AT-HOME
Enrico Brunetti, Città della Salute e della Scienza University Hospital, Italy
EARLY POSTOPERATIVE CARE FOR KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL AT HOME: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY
Ainoa Ugarte Ramos, Hospital Clinic de Barcelona, Spain
TBC
(10:00– 10:15) Technical break / time to move to another hall
Hall B
DEVELOPMENT AND OUTCOMES OF A CURRICULUM TO TRAIN DOCTORS IN HOSPITAL AT HOME CARE
Andrew Wong Peng Yong, Singapore General Hospital,Singapore
IMPLEMENTING RIGHT CARE FOR PLATELET TRANSFUSIONS WITHIN A HOME HOSPITALIZATION UNIT
Alberto Muñoz Cano, Hospital UiP La Fe, Spain
DESIGNING AND DELIVERING HIGH-FIDELITY SIMULATION TRAINING FOR HOSPITAL-AT-HOME
Alex Bunn, NHS, United Kingdom
DEVELOPING CORE COMPETENCIES FOR PHYSICIANS IN ACUTE HOSPITAL CARE AT HOME USING A MODIFIED DELPHI APPROACH
Matthew Erlich, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, USA
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
AT-HOME (AH) MANAGEMENT OF PANCYTOPENIA AFTER INTENSIVE CHEMOTHERAPHY (IND-2) (CETLAM22 PROTOCOL) IN ACUTE MYELOIDE LEUKEMIA (AML)
Alexandra Martínez-Roca, Hospital Clinic de Barcelona, Spain
PANCREATITIS CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES IN MAYO CLINIC’S ADVANCED CARE AT HOME
Tatjana Gavrancic, Mayo Clinic Florida, United States
A MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALIZATION AT HOME PROGRAM AS A NOVEL HEALTHCARE DELIVERY MODEL ON THE POSTPARTUM PERIOD.
Isabel Agasi, Hospital Clinic de Barcelona, Spain
TBC
Hall A
Coffee Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewing
Hall B
COMPREHENSIVE GERIATRIC HOSPITAL AT HOME IN CATALONIA, SPAIN
Laura Mónica Pérez, VHIR, Spain
UTILISATION OF A VALUE DRIVE OUTCOMES (VDO) FRAMEWORK IN HOSPITAL-AT-HOME
Shi Yun Low, National University Health System, Singapore
THE ROLE OF PRACTICE ADAPTION IN IMPLEMENTATION OF HOSPITAL AT HOME SERVICES
Sophie McGlen, Oxford University Hospitals, United Kingdom
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 A
Lunch Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewing
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
A MODEL FOR PREDICTING REASONABLE LENGTH OF STAY OF PATIENTS RECEIVING HOSPITAL AT HOME PROGRAM IN TAIWAN—A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH BASED ON ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS
Wei-Min Chu, Taichung Veterans General Hospital, Taiwan
CENTRALIZING DISTRIBUTED CARE: HOW TECHNOLOGY CAN HELP INTEGRATIVE CARE FOR PROGRAM SCALE
Karen Titchener, University of Utah, United States
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
SELF-REPORTED MEASURES OF INFORMAL CAREGIVERS OF OLDER ADULTS RECEIVING HOME CARE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Ana González de Luna, Parc Sanitari Pere Virgili, Spain
Hall C
FRAILTY HOSPITAL AT HOME (H@H): NUMBERS NEEDED TO TREAT TO AVOID AN UNPLANNED ADMISSION TO HOSPITAL
Shelley Sage, Kent Community Health, United Kingdom
OPTIMIZING PEDIATRIC HOME HOSPITALIZATION: A TIME-BASED ANALYSIS OF PATIENT VISITS
Astrid Batlle, Hospital Sant Joan de Déu, Spain
HOSPITAL AT HOME PRACTICE STANDARDS FOR THE UNITED STATES
David Levine, Harvard Medical School, United States
Hall N
Jacob Keeperman, Medically Home, United States
Emily Mai, Cedars-Sinai, United States
Lindsay Williams, Cedars-Sinai, United States
Hall A
Coffee Break, Exhibition & Poster Viewing
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