Future Predictions for Point of Care Delivery Systems
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Future Predictions for Point of Care Delivery Systems examines advancements in bedside care, new bedside procedures, tests, and their supporting devices hospitals are increasingly utilizing in an effort to streamline care delivery. Hospitals are increasingly focusing on bringing care bedside to the patient, rather than transporting the patient to traditional care delivery sites. This applies to everything from point-of-care testing to wound care, imaging, and minor procedures performed at the patient bed.


We know that healthcare delivery is increasingly supported by technology. Technology of all kinds, including the basic tools — primarily Medical Equipment — supported by the data networks and IT systems that capture and store information, and communication systems moving that information to users.


This webinar will discuss advancements in bedside care, new bedside procedures, tests, and their supporting devices, and the technology supporting those devices. We will explore the operational impact and focus on the crucial value of technology integration outside the common silos.


About the Speakers

David Marks, CEO & Co-Founder, TEECOM


For the past twenty years, David has focused on making computing ubiquitous and pervasive within the built environment. His firm, TEECOM Design Group is now the largest technology systems visioning, design, project management, and research firm in the Western US. David and his firm have built a reputation for integrating forward thinking technology into architecture that is highly constructible, practical, and offers effective and value-based solutions for clients all over the world.

 
 
 
Terry Miller, EVP/COO, Gene Burton & Associates


Terry brings over 40 years of Medical Technology planning, design, and implementation experience to GBA projects. GBA, the nation's first Medical Technology planning firm, leads the industry with 22 years of experience successfully completing over 1,000 healthcare projects across the country and around the world. Recognizing that technology's role is to support healthcare delivery, the unique GBA approach assembles a Medical Technology planning team for each project - comprised of clinical specialists with current certifications in every technology intensive area of the hospital, healthcare architects, electrical and bio-medical engineers, medical equipment specialists, telecommunications, network/IT, technology contracting and project management. GBA project teams address complete technology needs - Medical Equipment, Communications, and IT - ensuring clients receive cost effective application of technology addressing their day to day operational needs, with vision and built-in flexibility addressing future technology roll-out.



 
Mary Ann Derr, RN, MBA, President and Founder, Synurgy Healthcare Solutions


Mary Ann Derr, a registered nurse of 20 years including eight years as an officer in the United States Navy served in combat casualty through Desert Storm and expert medical witness with JAG corps. She has directed activities of over $580 Million of healthcare construction projects. She is under contract with Jones and Bartlett Publishers for her book about healthcare planning, design and construction from the clinical perspective. She has developed healthcare construction training incorporating lean processes. Ms. Derr is principal owner of Women/Veteran owned Synurgy Healthcare Solutions,LLC, a specialty consulting firm providing services to healthcare architects, hospital owners, senior hospital management, and contractors for hospital projects worldwide.

Ms. Derr has researched and developed training programs to decrease errors in military aviation and emergency medicine. She holds a Masters degree in Business Administration from Xavier University and is certified in Planning and Designing Better Hospitals from the University of Wisconsin College of Engineering.

Ms. Derr is a widely sought after presenter and teaches across the U.S. and internationally.
 
 




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