AGENDA

Session 1 –“Creating a Large Language Model to Catalog Radiologist Recommendations”

Session 2 –“Ambient Listening AI Challenges, Lessons Learned and Data Analysis”

Session 3 –“Clinical Data Collection Roundtable”

Session 4 –“Turning Analytics into Action: Baylor Scott & White’s Value Achievement Program”

Session 5 –“Challenges and Successes in Establishing a Regional Trauma Registry”

Session 6 –“Sepsis Tools: Reducing Hospital Revisits and Readmissions”

 

POSTER ABSTRACTS

Problems with Medicare’s Chemotherapy Quality Measure for Avoidable Hospital Visits – UT Southwestern and Parkland Health

Developing Risk Predictive Models for Prenatal and Postpartum Visit Adherence – Parkland Community Health Plan and PCCI

Healthy Homes Asthma Program: Reducing Asthma-Related Emergency and Urgent Care Utilization with Company-Based Asthma Care – Cook Children’s

Implementing Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) Common Data Model for Research – Texas Health Resources and UT Southwestern

Narratives from the Frontline Sentiment Analysis of Provider Experience Across Generations and Clinical Contexts – Texas Health Resources

Predicting Stroke Mortality: Integration of Non-Medical Drivers with Clinical Data – UT Tyler Nursing

Breast Cancer Screening Adherence: Identifying Opportunities for Intervention – PCCI, Parkland Health, UT Southwestern

Identifying Optimal Mobile Unit Locations in Dallas County – PCCI, Parkland Health

Behavioral Emergency Nursing Simulation Curriculum Helps New Nurses Feel More Confident in Behavioral Emergencies – ICARE and Parkland Health

NCTTRAC and DFWHC Foundation Trauma Registry Collaboration – NCTTRAC, DFWHC Foundation

Artificial Intelligence (AI) promotes Charge Nurse Communication Competency in Conflict Management – Methodist Mansfield

LLMs at Work: Mining NMDOH from Clinical Notes – Parkland Health and PCCI

Asking the Right Question, SDOH: Culture Sensitivity Training – Methodist Health System

Reducing Transthoracic Echocardiogram Redundancy Through Implementation of an Electronic Medical Record Alert: A Pre and Post-Intervention Analysis – Texas Health Resources