2012 Summer Meeting
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Electronic Dashboards and Patient Scorecards: Improving Pharmacy Clinical and Operational Outcomes with Real-Time Metrics
Track:
Education Sessions (CE)
Program Code: 125-L04
Date: Monday, June 11, 2012
Time: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM EST
Location:
321, Level 300
PRESENTER(S):
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Neil Edillo,
PharmD, BCPS, Pharmacy Informatics Manager,
Oregon Health & Science University
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Neil received his PharmD from the University of Michigan College of Pharmacy 2005. He then did his PGY1 training at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and then did his PGY2 training in Pharmacy Informatics and Technology at the University of Michigan Health System. He has been practicing pharmacy informatics at OHSU in Portland, OR is currently the Pharmacy Informatics Manager for Pharmacy Services.
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Christopher Fortier,
PharmD, Manager, Pharmacy Support & OR Services,
Medical University of South Carolina
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Christopher Fortier is the Manager of Pharmacy Support and Operating Room (OR) Services at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Medical Center and Adjunct Assistant Professor with the South Carolina College of Pharmacy. In this position Dr. Fortier oversees procurement/contracting, 3 OR pharmacies, investigational drug, nuclear pharmacy, controlled substances, repackaging, and compounding services. Dr. Fortier also has lead the implementation of bar code medication administration, smart infusions pumps, and medication reconciliation across the organization.
Dr. Fortier received his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Connecticut and completed both a PGY-1 Practice Residency and a PGY-2 Health-System Pharmacy Administration Residency at the Medical University of South Carolina Medical Center.
He has previously lectured on numerous topics relating to informatics, automation, pharmacy leadership, project management, and human resource issues on the state, national, and international levels. He has authored several textbook chapters, abstracts, and articles in peer reviewed journals. Chris has also serves as the program chair for the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) Summer Meeting Informatics Programming Series.
Dr. Fortier was selected to represent South Carolina as a voting member at the ASHP/ASHP Foundations Pharmacy Practice Model Initiative Summit in 2010. He currently is the UHC Pharmacy Councils Executive Committee Member-At-Large and previously served 3 years on the University HealthSystem Consortiums (UHC) Pharmacy Councils Executive Committee and chaired the Medication Use Informatics and Technology Committee. Dr. Fortier also served on the ASHP New Practitioners Forum Executive Committee for two years, serving as the vice-chair in 2006-2007. As a member of the ASHP Practice Managers Section he served as the chair of the sections Leadership Development Advisory Group (2007-2008). He was a representative on the ASHP Foundations Center for Health-System Pharmacy Leadership Student & New Practitioner Leadership Task Force (2007-2010). Dr. Fortier is currently the South Carolina Society of Health System Pharmacists Secretary and serves as a State Delegate. In 2008, Dr. Fortier received the ASHP New Practitioner Forums Distinguished Service Award.
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Mr. Michael Melby, MS, Director of Pharmacy and Clinical Informatics, Indiana University Health Bloomington Hospital
PROGRAM CHAIR:
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Christopher Fortier,
PharmD, Manager, Pharmacy Support & OR Services,
Medical University of South Carolina
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Christopher Fortier is the Manager of Pharmacy Support and Operating Room (OR) Services at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Medical Center and Adjunct Assistant Professor with the South Carolina College of Pharmacy. In this position Dr. Fortier oversees procurement/contracting, 3 OR pharmacies, investigational drug, nuclear pharmacy, controlled substances, repackaging, and compounding services. Dr. Fortier also has lead the implementation of bar code medication administration, smart infusions pumps, and medication reconciliation across the organization.
Dr. Fortier received his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Connecticut and completed both a PGY-1 Practice Residency and a PGY-2 Health-System Pharmacy Administration Residency at the Medical University of South Carolina Medical Center.
He has previously lectured on numerous topics relating to informatics, automation, pharmacy leadership, project management, and human resource issues on the state, national, and international levels. He has authored several textbook chapters, abstracts, and articles in peer reviewed journals. Chris has also serves as the program chair for the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) Summer Meeting Informatics Programming Series.
Dr. Fortier was selected to represent South Carolina as a voting member at the ASHP/ASHP Foundations Pharmacy Practice Model Initiative Summit in 2010. He currently is the UHC Pharmacy Councils Executive Committee Member-At-Large and previously served 3 years on the University HealthSystem Consortiums (UHC) Pharmacy Councils Executive Committee and chaired the Medication Use Informatics and Technology Committee. Dr. Fortier also served on the ASHP New Practitioners Forum Executive Committee for two years, serving as the vice-chair in 2006-2007. As a member of the ASHP Practice Managers Section he served as the chair of the sections Leadership Development Advisory Group (2007-2008). He was a representative on the ASHP Foundations Center for Health-System Pharmacy Leadership Student & New Practitioner Leadership Task Force (2007-2010). Dr. Fortier is currently the South Carolina Society of Health System Pharmacists Secretary and serves as a State Delegate. In 2008, Dr. Fortier received the ASHP New Practitioner Forums Distinguished Service Award.
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Description
In the age of 24/7 news and data pharmacy departments still struggle with organized and meaningful clinical and operational real-time outcomes data that improve efficiency and reduce costs. A few sites have incorporated optimized electronic dashboards and patient scorecards to better direct the daily care they provide at the point of care. This session will showcase innovative, jaw-dropping tools that will leave you saying “I want that system” and “How can I get it.”
- Describe the utilization of the system and improved outcomes seen by pharmacy leadership.
- Discuss the development of an electronic pharmacy dashboard and patient scorecard system.
- Identify various operational and clinical metrics to incorporate with these systems.
- Outline the reasons why the electronic dashboard and patient scorecards will significantly contribute to the future practice model.
