2018 NSTE Program Materials

We are pleased to share the following materials to support your participation at the National Share the Experience 2018.

1. Plenary Presenter Biographies
2. Abstracts with Learning Outcomes
   • Tuesday, October 23,2018
   • Wednesday, October 24, 2018
   • Thursday, October 25, 2018
   • Friday, October 26, 2018
3. PowerPoint slide handouts made available by presenters (Find links below)

If you would like paper copies, please print them and bring them with you. Copies will not be provided on-site.

Tuesday, October 23, 2018

7:00 PM – Opening Plenary Session: Achieving Success Through Collaboration

• The Power of Collaboration over Competition in Improving Person-Centered Outcomes
• The Power of Collaboration of Foundations in Improving Person-Centered Outcome
• Convening Community Conversations About Living Well

Wednesday, October 24, 2018

8:15 AM – Plenary Session 1

• Partners in Visioning the Future of Person-Centered Care

9:30 AM – Concurrent Sessions 1

1. Innovations in Delivering First Steps ACP
   • Testing a Telephonic Advance Care Plan Program: A Feasibility Study
   • A Tool for Jumpstarting ACP Conversations
2. Leadership Strategies to Promote Person-Centered Care
   • Envisioning Respecting Choices as a Collaborative and Dynamic Educational Process that Reliably Results in Person-Centered Treatment Plans
   • A Health System’s Transformational Goal for Advance Care Planning
3. Organizational and System Strategies Using Technology
   • Advance Care Planning Workflows Using Epic
   • Leveraging the Electronic Health Record to Improve Access to Advance Care Planning Facilitation
4. Customization of ACP and SDM Practices for Special Populations
   • Faith-Based Community Engagement to Achieve Culture Change about What Matters: Person-Centered Advance Care Planning Conversations
   • The Long and Winding Bumpy Road to Initiating System Change in a Diverse Widespread Healthcare System
5.  Optimization of ACP and SDM Reimbursement Opportunities
   • Update on Advance Care Planning Billing 2018: Using Lessons Learned

11:00 AM – Workshop Sessions 1

1. POLST: Seven Deadly Sins of Improper Use
2. Interprofessional Collaboration: A Team Approach to Assure Person-Centered Decision Making and Enduring Conversations 
3. Lessons in Leadership: Building a Multi-Stakeholder Convener Model for PersonCentered Advance Care Planning in Dayton, Ohio
4. To Bill or Not to Bill, That is the Question?! Using ACP Codes in Your Daily Practice
5. Leadership Strategies that Support Person-Centered Care (two-part workshop)
   • Respecting Choices: The Evolution into a System for Person-Centered Decision Making That Transforms Healthcare
   • Building the Systems and Culture that Delivers Person-Centered Care
6. An Almost Murder Mystery – A Theatrical Display of Family Dynamics When Proper Advance Care Planning is Absent

1:15 PM – Plenary Session 2

• Advance Care Planning: Takeaways from Hamilton

2:30 PM – Concurrent Sessions 2

1. Customization of ACP in a Culturally Diverse, Faith-Based Community
   • Implementation Strategies to Engage a Diverse Patient Population in Next Steps Advance Care Planning
   • Hope, Miracles, Pragmatism, and Death: An Interfaith, Community-Based Advance Care Planning Initiative Comes to Life
2. Leadership Strategies to Promote Person-Centered Care
   • Thriving Through Leadership Transitions
   • Creating Sustainable ACP Leadership Engagement Through Experience
3. Organizational and System Strategies Using Technology
   • Leveraging Technology to Scale High-Quality Advance Care Planning
   • Developing a Collaborative Relationship with Your EMR Team to Optimize Functionality for Documentation, Storage and Retrieval
4. Innovations in Delivering Last Steps ACP
   • Last Steps Facilitators in the Hospital Setting: A Collaborative Test of Change
   • Systematic Advance Care Planning and Potentially Avoidable Hospitalizations of Nursing Home Residents
5. Organizational and System Strategies of Small- and Large-Scale Implementation
   • Putting Pieces Together – A Multidisciplinary Team Implementing Respecting Choices in a Quaternary Health System Demonstrating Real Change and Potential Sustainability
   • There’s No Place Like Home – For ACP Conversations. ACP Facilitators Do Make House Calls

3:45 PM – Plenary Session 3

• The Power of the Collaborative: The Honoring Choices® Pacific Northwest Convener Model

Thursday, October 25, 2018

8:15 AM – Plenary Session 4

• Updates in Advance Care Planning Measurement and Evidenced-Based, Patient-Facing Tools

9:30 AM – Concurrent Sessions 3

1. Community Engagement and Organizational and System Strategies Using Technology
   • Community Engagement: Supporting Patients Through the Continuum of Care
   • Redesigning Patient-Centered Care: A NYC Health System’s Commitment to Advance Care Planning
2. Customization of ACP for the Pediatric Community
   • Improving Family Health Outcomes Through Pediatric Advance Care Planning (pACP) for Adolescents Living with HIV/AIDS
   • Longitudinal Satisfaction and Preparedness among Adolescents Living with HIV: FAmily CEntered (FACE) Pediatric Advance Care Planning (pACP)
3. Customization of ACP for the Rural Community
   • Lighting a Fire for Life Care Planning in Rural Colorado
   • Building an Advance Care Planning Team in a Rural Community
4. Customization of ACP in the Mental Health Community
   • Advance Care Planning Discussions in a Drug Addiction Recovery Program
   • Destigmatizing Mental Health Advance Directives
5. Quality Improvement/Research – ACP/SDM and Measuring the Quadruple Aim
   • Development of a Survey to Assess Practices of Shared Decision Making in Serious Illness (SDMSI) Course Participants
   • Using Technology to Bridge Delivery Gaps in Person-Centered Advance Care Planning
6. Optimization of ACP and SDM Reimbursement Opportunities
   • The Currency of Advance Care Planning: Paradigm Shift Toward Honoring Choices Pacific Northwest, Next Steps
   • Collaboration Enables Advance Care Planning (ACP) Conversations, Sustains ACP Billing, and Keeps Patient & Physician at Center of Process

11:00 AM – Workshop Sessions 2

1. Synergies of Collaboration Across Person-Centered Advance Care Planning and Shared Decision-Making Programs (two-part workshop)
   • Initiating Advance Care Planning (ACP) in Primary Care: A Model for Widespread Success
   • Exploring Collaboration Between the Respecting Choices Program and the PREPARE For Your Care Advance Care Planning Program
2. The Honoring Choices® Pacific Northwest Convener Model: A Closer Look
3. EHR Optimization for Decision Making and ACP
4. How do you Measure the ‘Value’ of Next Steps Advance Care Planning Conversations?
5. Understanding the Important Elements that Define Quality Patient Decision Aids

1:15 PM – Plenary Session 5

• Pediatric Advance Care Planning: A Panel Presentation on the Power of Research, Clinical Implementation, and the Caregiver Experience

2:30 PM – Concurrent Sessions 4

1. Organizational and System Strategies of Integrating Workflows into Existing Initiatives
   • Collaboration Between a Hospital System and Area Retirement Communities to Enhance Person-Centered Advance Care Planning Conversations
   • Expanding our ACP Program to Employees and Employers Through a Partnership with General Electric (GE)
2. Workforce Development and Interprofessional Practice
   • Using the Principles of Emotional Intelligence to Increase the Confidence of Lay/Volunteer Facilitators in Community Settings
   • Advance Care Planning for Health Care Professional Students: Essential Content for Novice Health Care Providers
3. Quality Improvement and Research
   • The A-Ha’s from Concordance Reviews, a Lifetime of Learning
   • The Results and Impact of a Death Chart Audit in an Academic Health Care System
4. Organizational and System Strategies of Integrating Workflows into Existing Initiatives
   • Making It Work: PlayBooks for Healthcare and Community Organizations
   • ACP is for ALL Adults: Our Employee Initiative
5. Community Engagement
   • It Takes a Village—and More! The Formation of a Holistic Community Collaboration Around Advance Care Planning
   • Community Health Collaborative: Community and Leadership Engagement with ACP Focus in NY’s Capital Region

3:45 PM – Plenary Session 6

• The Naked Truth. The Price We Pay for Things Unsaid. An Advocate Speaks from Experience

Friday, October 26, 2018

8:15 AM – Plenary Session 7

• Making the Case for Certified Patient Decision Aids: Lessons from Washington State

9:30 AM – Concurrent Sessions 5

1. Community Engagement
   • Community Education Partnering: Enhancing Local Education Efforts in Person-Centered Advance Care Planning
   • Improving Person-Centered Care Through Community Engagement and Collaboration
2. Quality Improvement/Research – ACP/SDM and Measuring the Quadruple Aim
   • Creating a Culture of Concordance—Inpatient Care at Providence Health Care in Eastern Washington
   • Respecting Choices: What Does the Published Research Show?
3. Workforce Development and Interprofessional Practice
   • Mentoring New Facilitators and Instructors: Growing Your Own
   • Engaging People to Participate in Advance Care Planning with Motivational Interviewing
4. Serious Illness Conversations
   • Shared Decision Making: What Is It and Why Is It Different in Serious Illness?
   • Implementation of Next Steps—One Step at a Time Leads to the Next Step
5. Workforce Development and Interprofessional Practice
   • Advancing ACP Education in Medical Practices Through Collaboration with Physicians
   • The Creation and Use of an ACP Online Curriculum for Physicians and Advanced Practitioners

10:45 AM – Closing Plenary Session

• Person-Centered Shared Decision Making, Creating Pathways to Success