ATA 2007
Twelfth Annual Meeting & Exposition
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
Nashville, TN

May 13-15, 2007


ATA 2008

Thirteenth Annual Meeting & Exposition
Washington State Convention & Trade Center
Seattle, WA

April 6-9, 2008



 
 
 
 

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Body Incorporated / Jack LaLanne
Monday, May 14
11:15am - 11:45am
Bayou E

Health Promotion and Wellness eLearning

Jack LaLanne is an icon and role model for his physical fitness accomplishments and his personal LifeSuccess™.

Body Incorporated has been developing and delivering its unique brand of health promotion and wellness programs since 1984. These programs have resulted in millions of dollars saved by client organizations in workers' compensation and health care costs while enhancing productivity and facilitating LifeSuccess™ for their workforces.

Attend this session and experience what's possible for your organization. Tailored, need-specific, outcome-oriented health promotion and wellness programs with a proven track record for success.

LifeSuccess™

Life is a balancing act. The timeless wisdom of Jack LaLanne combined with the Body Incorporated approach to life balance and current wellness research will give you the tools you need to navigate through life successfully, creating your personal brand of LifeSuccess™. We'll show you how to enhance your health, vitality and longevity to profit from your 'health account.' You'll learn how to create a road map that leads to your personal vision for LifeSuccess™.


Multi-Media Solutions, Inc. / Lehigh Valley Hospital
Monday, May 14
12:15pm - 12:45pm
Bayou E

Digital Signage Solutions and Strategies in Healthcare

Digital signage has emerged as one of the hottest audiovisual trends in the industry. There are numerous digital signage trade shows and publications hitting the scene. As a healthcare professional how can you apply digital signage in your facility? Learn what it really is and how to design digital signage to attract the audiences you want to reach. Find out what all the buzz about as Mike White, CTS, featured in ProAV magazine's fall 2006 issue, tells you how to implement a digital signage network that can help you deliver the right message, to the right people at the right time. White will share his experience based on numerous applications of digital signage for hospitals, retail centers, colleges, corporations, churches, even funeral homes. Notably, White was the chief designer and consultant on Lehigh Valley Hospital's impressive digital signage consisting of 16 60-inch plasma screens made into one functional video wall in the Pennsylvania hospital's lobby.


LifeSize Communications / LSU Healthcare Services Division
Monday, May 14
2:00pm - 2:30pm
Bayou E

Using High Definition - enabled Telemedicine to Improve Healthcare Outcomes for Katrina Aftermath

The MCLNO has received a funding donation from AstraZeneca (AZ) which is intended to "help increase patient access to primary care and improve healthcare outcomes to citizens in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina." The goal of this initiative is to improve the delivery of healthcare to the impacted population of the New Orleans metropolitan area by increasing access to specialty care services, reducing travel obstacles, and providing a realistic 'continuum of care' solution. The health centers will offer primary care services, such as those offered by family physicians, pediatricians and internists, and, in some locations, specialty services as community needs dictate." One advanced technology planned for use is LifeSize High Definition video communications systems.


GlobalMedia Group / Loyola University Medical Center
Tuesday, May 15
9:15am - 9:45am
Bayou E

Utilizing Telemedicine Technology to Improve Care and Grow Business Within the Pediatric ICU at Loyola University Medical Center

GlobalMedia was chosen by Loyola University Medical Center to develop a system that would allow physicians to virtually visit and consult their patients while they are away from the hospital. The customized system offers the hospital staff and attending physicians a way to virtually hear, see, and listen to the heart sounds of their patients. Loyola University is also utilizing the telemedicine technology to drive profitability by offering an affordable way to consult patients from other care facilities and determine if the patient should be admitted.


Canon Medical Systems / New Jersey Medical School
Tuesday, May 15
12:45pm - 1:15pm
Bayou E

Teleocular Screening of Second Graders to Detect of Vision Problems

Vision problems affect 5% of preschoolers and 25% of all school age children. Fewer than 20% of children are adequately screened for vision problems in the U.S. today. The most common causes of visual impairment in children are refractive error, amblyopia, strabismus, and astigmatism. Amblyopia is present in 1 percent to 4 percent of preschool children; an estimated 5 percent to 7 percent of preschool children have refractive errors. Unless successfully treated in early childhood, amblyopia causes permanent visual loss. Remote screening can play an important role in identifying these cases.


InTouch Health / Brooke Army Medical Center
Tuesday, May 15
2:30pm - 3:00pm

Bayou E

Clinical Experience with Remote Presence in Surgical Intensive Care Unit & Burn Intensive Care Unit

Critical Care intensivists used Remote Presence in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit and Burn Intensive Care Units in a large Level 1 Trauma Military hospital setting. Over a 6-month period, more than 120 interventions were performed with significant changes in patient management. The overall satisfaction was greater than 8 (on a scale of 1-10) from patients, family members, physicians and nursing staff. Types of clinical interventions, experiences and results will be discussed.


Sonic Foundry / Charleston Area Medical Center
Tuesday, May 15
3:00pm - 3:30pm

Bayou E

Changing the Delivery of Healthcare through Rich Media

Webcasting is a vital technology being used by the nations leading medical facilities to transfer knowledge and enhance patient care. In this session, you will: 

  • Understand how webcasting expands access to medical education like grand rounds, medical seminars and other health instruction anytime, anywhere
  • Discover how medical professionals are sharing new findings to enrich staff knowledge and foster collaboration
  • Learn how webcasting is improving information-sharing for patients and caregivers
  • See how healthcare facilities like Charleston Area Medical Center deliver time-sensitive information to rural doctors to improve patient outcomes

Honeywell HomMed / Grayson County Home Health
Tuesday, May 15
3:45pm - 4:15pm

Bayou E

Telehealth: Marketing Strategies, Outcomes, Accountability and Successful Rollout of a Program

Grayson County Home Health will demonstrate how our agency launched a successful telehealth program with Honeywell HomMed’s help.  Demographics, size, payor source, marketing strategies and rollout successes and failures will be discussed.


WebVMC / Roanoke Chowan Community Health Center
Tuesday, May 15
4:15pm - 4:45pm
Bayou E

North Carolina Former Senator Gets a New Lease on Life with Telemonitoring Solutions

Presenters will discuss the health challenges of former senator JJ “Monk” Harrington prior to and following the implementation of home telehealth solutions.  Discussion will include how telehealth technology decreased the senator's hospitalizations and emergency room visits, and dramatically improved his overall health condition.

 

 

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Amy Durkin
Manager, Meetings & Exhibits
1100 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 540
Washington, DC 20036
Phone: 202-223-4249
Fax: 202-223-2787
Email: adurkin@americantelemed.org
 
 

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