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Published: Friday, November 6, 2009 - 13:43
(WCBF: Chicago) -- Based on the enormous success of WCBF’s Six Sigma event series to date, the 2010 Lean Six Sigma and Process Improvement in Healthcare Summit is expected to be the largest senior-level conference to focus on Six Sigma in health care implementation. Nowhere else will you find such an exceptional array of speakers and organizations willing to share their experience with you.
Register by Dec. 21 and save up to $1,000.
Workshops: May 11 and 14
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WCBF’s Lean Six Sigma and Process Improvement in Healthcare Summit has been extensively researched and specifically tailored to meet the requirements and interests of professionals in the health care industry.
Key speakers include:
Norman Bodek, president, PCS Inc.
Steve Hoeft, lean Six Sigma director, Altarum Institute
Robert W. Pryor, M.D., chief operating officer, chief medical officer, Scott & White Healthcare
Rick Morrow, director of business excellence, the Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare
Stephen R. Mayfield, senior vice president, American Hospital Association
Robert Lancey. M.D., chief of cardiac surgery, co-director Bassett Heart Care Institute, Bassett Healthcare
Bob King, founder, CEO, GOAL/QPC
Robert C. Sizemore, Ph.D., professor of health care administration, Strayer University
Diane Frndak, vice president of organizational excellence, West Penn Allegheny Health System
Donna Isgett, vice president, clinical effectiveness, McLeod Regional Medical Center
Sabi Singh, director of operational improvement, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
Carol Oys, senior director, provider service quality, UnitedHealthcare
Dean Bliss, lean improvement specialist, Iowa Health System
Michael Pickels, director of system excellence, High Point Regional Health System
Jean Tauber, director of performance improvement, risk manager, patient safety officer, Shriners Hospitals for Children
Marilyn Sherril, implementation manager, VHA Inc.
Ron Geguzys, senior vice president, operations, Broadlane
Jack Merritt, managing master black belt, Quest Diagnostics
Roop Hazarie, senior director, Rochester General Health System
Dick Mitchell, lean facilitator, Piedmont Fayette Hospital
Jennifer Panco, process improvement specialist, Providence Health & Services
Jennifer Smith, program manager, lean Six Sigma, Cancer Centers if America
Kristopher Goetz, manager, performance and innovation, Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Tina Coker, chief nursing officer, Rapides Regional Medical Center
Anna Ivory, vice president, organizational quality, Piedmont Newnan Hospital
Robert E. Matthews, executive director, PriMed Physicians
Steve Osborn, vice president, quality compliance and improvement, Saint Vincent Health Center
Larry Dyer, director of process improvement, WC strategy and process, Coventry Health Care
Lois Yingling, clinical best practice implementation coordinator, Florida Hospital
Jessica Vastola, lean facilitator, Denver Health
Karl Krecke, M.D, consultant diagnostic radiology, Mayo Clinic
Donna Powers, Six Sigma Master Black Belt, North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System
Wendy Novicoff, manager, department of orthopaedic surgery, assistant professor, department of public health science, University of Virginia Health System
Todd Masser, senior director of lean Six Sigma, University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview
Doug Dulin, program manager, lean Six Sigma, Akron Children’s Hospital
Melody Dickerson, Six Sigma Black Belt, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
Jenn Lingenfelter, project leader, Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute
Stace England, Six Sigma Master Black Belt, St. Joseph Hospital
Meleah Monroe, Six Sigma Black Belt, Bloomington Hospital
Chris Weisbrod, lean Six Sigma project leader, center for operations excellence, Akron Children’s Hospital
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The 9th annual summit and workshops to be held in New Orleans, May 11–14
Register at www.wcbf.com/quality/5104/regnow.php, online, by telephone at (800) 959-6549 or (312) 466-5774, or e-mail Jacelyn Sharp at jacelyn.sharp@wcbf.com. When registering, use the registration code 5104PME100 for a priority place.
Summit: May 12 and 13
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