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2005 QPRC

Welcome

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2005 QPRC Theme:

Data, Quality Transformation, and the Healthcare Supply Chain

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Conference Snapshot

Tuesday: Introduction to Data Mining Using SAS Enterprise Miner

Mark Johnson and Morgan Wang, UCF

Great job!!!!!!!!!!

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Wednesday

Wednesday: Policy, Data, Information, Statistics

8:30 Ken Thorpe10:30 Great breakouts12:15 Great lunch1:30 Great breakouts3:15 Leadership panel on roles of policy,

data, statistics and technology5:00 Reception6:00 Awards Banquet

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Wednesday Evening

7:00 Lloyd Dobyns will preview the new video, “How to Heal a Hospital,” intended for

later PBS broadcast

8:00 Dessert Buffet

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Thursday

Quality and Productivity in Healthcare Delivery

8:30 Richard Shannon

10:30 Great breakouts

12:15 Great lunch

1:30 Great breakouts

3:15 CEO Panel on the Quality Transformation

5:00 Riverboat Cruise/Dinner

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Thursday Evening

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Friday Morning

Quality and Productivity in Healthcare Delivery

8:30 Great breakouts, including QPRC Honoree Address (Cook, again)

10:30 Plenary: Panel on Research Issues

12:00 Box Lunches

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Thanks

Unofficial Conference Co-Chairs

Jim Buckman: Steve Parente:

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Program Committee

• Richard Carlson, HealthPartners• Frederick W. Faltin, The Faltin Group• Valeri Fedorov, GlaxoSmithKline• Blanton Godfrey, North Carolina State University• Douglas Hawkins, University of Minnesota• Mark Johnson, University of Central Florida• Bradley Jones, SAS Institute, Inc,• Michael Kutner, Emory University• William Li, University of Minnesota• John Ramberg, University of Arizona• KK Sinha, University of Minnesota

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The Real Organizers

• Deb Brashear, OMS• Vicki Lund, OMS• Sarah Linderman, Juran Center• Jill Pearson-Wood, Juran Center• Todd Martell, Juran Center• Gene Anderson, CCE• Mary Kay Ferguson, CCE

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Sponsors

Corporate:• UnitedHealth Group• Guidant

Academic:• Carlson School of Management• Juran Center for Leadership in Quality• Medical Industry Leadership Initiative• Operations and Management Science Department

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Why Healthcare Quality?

• Minnesota—Mecca for healthcare and medical technology organizations—2nd to Boston in US

• 500 medical technology manufacturers• 250,000 healthcare professionals• Examples: Guidant, UnitedHealth Group, Mayo Clinic,

Boston Scientific, Medtronic, St. Jude Medical

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Is There a Problem?

Major Problems:• 70,000 preventable deaths per year• $750,000,000,000 in annual waste!• I had to wait for 45 minutes last week at my physician’s office.

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Is There a Really a Problem?

“Some Pathbreaking Empirical Research on Healthcare”

Chris Nachtsheim, University of Minnesota(Conducted last Saturday)

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Data

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Data Mining:UnivariateData Mining

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Per Capita Spending

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Life Expectancy

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Spending as % of GDP

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Infant Mortality

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Data Mining:Bivariate

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Life Expectancy vs Cost

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Life Expectancy vs Cost

U.S.

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Cook’s Distance

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Cook’s Distance

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US is an Outlier---Drop

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Conclusions

The U.S. is an outlier The U.S. is too influential Throw the U.S. out After that, you get what you pay for Time to introduce someone who actually knows

something about this!

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Kenneth Thorpe

Robert W. Woodruff Professor and Chair of the Department of Health Policy & Management

Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University Ph.D., Rand Graduate School, M.A., Duke, B.A.,

Michigan Served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health

Policy in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in Clinton Administration

Frequently sought-after advisor to state legislatures, speaker at health care conferences, commentator on television, radio, and the media

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An Overview of Issues and Challenges Facing Health Care Reforms