ADS Annual Meeting 2019 Day 2

ADS Annual Meeting 2019 Day Two

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Day 2 of ADS 2019 began with breakfasts for the Education, Membership/Communication and Research Committees.

Education Committee

Nurses Improving care for healthsystem Elders (niche): improving care for older adults today and tomorrow

Angela Kalmanash MBA, GBA, FCS and John Devlin PharmD

ADS is invited to Edinburgh, scotland

Arjen Slooter MD, PhD and John Devlin PharmD

ADS is invited to brisbane, Australia

John Devlin PharmD and Meera Agar MBBS, PhD

Congratulations to our oral Abstract and Poster award winners:

Paul Rood RN; Zoe Tieges PhD; Karla Krewulak PhD; Mark Terrelange MD; Eyal Kimchi MD, PhD; George Godsey BS; Carol Moritz Zipser MD, PhD; Sarah LaHue MD; Joe Ellen Wilson MD, MPH; Michael Devinney MD, PhD

Bringing Delirium Identification to the Bedside

Plenary Presenter: Edward Marcantonio, MD, SM

Dr. Marcantonio addressed the pros and cons of delirium identification, stating that he is in favor of identification. He reviewed existing instruments, including their limitations and highlighted new identification tools tailored to acute med/surg settings. The READI study is now testing how to best implement these tools including a delirium identification app.

Getting to Goldilocks Care: Can We Quit Delivering Too Much Care and Get to Just Right?

Shannon Brownlee MSc

New York Times Bestselling Author of "Why Healthcare is Making us Sicker and Poorer", shared her personal and professional experience with the healthcare system. She is the Vice-President of the Lown Institute in Brookline, MA. Learn more about her work and how you can become involved:

www.rightcarealliance.org

Symposium: Core Measures for Delirium Research

Noll Campbell PharmD, MS; Meera Agar MBBS, PhD; Dale Needham MD, PhD; and Louise Rose PhD, RN

Symposium: Long-Term Cognitive Decline after Surgery: The Interaction Between Frailty, Surgery and Delirium

Lis Evered MBiostat, MSc, PhD; Stacy Deiner MD, MS; Rakesh Arora MD, PhD; and Pratik Pandharipande, MD, MSCI

Oral Abstract Session: Mechanisms/Pathophysiology

Sarinnapha (Fah) Vasunilashorn PhD; Tamara Fong MD; Anika Mueller MD; Niccolo Terrando PhD; and Colm Cunningham PhD

Symposium: Navigating Currently Existing Delirium Education Resources: ADS Education Committee Perspectives

Christine Waszynski APRN, PhD; Tanya Mailhot RN, PhD; Karla Krewulak PhD; and Aaron Pinkhasov MD

Symposium: The 2018 SCCM Pain, Agitation, Delirium, Immobility and Sleep Practice Guidelines: Exploring the Evidence Gaps

Pratik Pandharipande MD, MSc; Yoanna Skrobik MD, MSc; Arjen Slooter MD, PhD; John Devlin PharmD; and Dale Needham MD, PhD

Workshop: Statistical Methods for Delirium Research

"Pragmatic Randomized Trials and How They May be Used in Delirium Research": Rameela Chandrasekhar PhD

"Reproducible Research: What is it and How do you do it?": Thomas Travison PhD

"Possible Biases and Appropriate Statistical Approaches for Evaluating the Association between Delirium and Cognitive Function": Rich Jones PhD

Oral Abstract Session: Postoperative Delirium #1

Friedrich Borchers MD; Karin Neufeld MD, MPH; Angela Mickle PhD; and Carol Chan MD

Development and Implementation of Organization-Wide Delirium Recognition & Intervention Programs: Concord Hospital & VA Northeast Ohio Healthcare System experiences

Barbara Heath MSN, RN & Lyn S. Lindpaintner BSN, MD

Symposium: Delirium Prediction

Heidi Lindroth RN, PhD; Mark van den Boogaard RN, PhD; and Eduard Vasilevskis MD, MPH

Workshop: NIH Funding of Innovative Delirium Research

Josh Fessel MD, PhD; Jane Saczynski PhD; and Luci Roberts, PhD

Oral Abstract Session: Postoperative Delirium Session #2

Rakesh Arora MD, PhD; Zoe Tieges PhD; Elizabeth Mahanna-Gabrielli MD; Pratik Pandharipande MD, MSCI; Frederick Sieber MD; and Rachel Grassfield BA.

identifying and overcoming barriers to implementation of a national delirium curriculum

Marie Dewitt MD; James Rudolph MD; and Laurence Solberg MD

Symposium: The Sleep-Delirium Relationship in the Hospitalized: Opportunities to Improve Care

Yoanna Skrobik MD, MSc; Sapna Kudchadkar MD, PhD; Biren Kamdar MD; and Mark Oldham MD

Workshop: Using Big Data to Understand and Improve Delirium-Related Outcomes

Becky Briesacher PhD, PharmD and Babar Khan MD, MS

Oral Abstract Session: Delirium Assessment

"A Single Question on the Acuity of Mental Status Change Improves the Nu-DESC's Ability to Discriminate Delirium": Mark Terrelonge MD

"Evaluation of Screening Instruments for the Detection of Pediatric Delirium during Critical Illness": Debbie Long MSN, PhD

"Validation of the Quick Stanford Proxy Test for Delirium (qS-PTD), a Highly Effective and Straightforward Screening Tool for Delirium": Jose Maldonado MD, FAPM

"Use of the Brief Confusion Assessment Method in a Veteran Palliative Care Population: A Pilot Validation Study": Jo Ellen Wilson MD, MPH

Symposium: Novel Non-Pharmacologic Strategies to Reduce Delirium in Hospitalized Patients

"Virtual Reality: A New Viewpoint to ICU Delirium Treatment": Dmitriy Golovyan MD

"Applying Music: A Neurobiologic Approach": Sikandar Khan DO

"Development of Digital Avators": Victor Wang MS

"Implementation and Evaluation of Digital Avators": Lin Drury RN PhD

Year-in-Review: Delirium Neurobiology and Outcomes

Eyal Kimchi MD, PhD; C. Adrian Austin MD, MSCR; Sarinnapha (Fah) Vasunilashorn PhD; and Mark Oldham MD

Oral Abstract Session: Intensive Care Unit #2

Carina Marasigan-Stone RN; Kathleen Akgun MD; Patricia Serrano MD; and Kimberly Rengel MD

thank you sAMI

Svinicki Management Association Inc assisted with many elements of the Meeting.

thank you northeastern graduates

Recent Northeastern Graduates volunteered their time to serve Annual Meeting attendees.

Accreditation Statement

Physicians / Nurses / Pharmacists

In support of improving patient care, this activity has been planned and implemented by Amedco, LLC and American Delirium Society. Amedc,o LLC is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team.

Credit Designation Statement

Amedco, LLC designates this live activity for a maximum of 20.75 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM for physicians and 20.75 contact hours for nurses and 20.75 knowledge/application/practice-based contact hours for pharmacists. Learners should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

NOTE: The only official Statement of Credit is the one you pull from CPE Monitor. You must request your certificate within 30 days of the activity to meet the deadline for submission to CPE Monitor.

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