Dubbo Base Hospital Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Room 1 Room 2 & 3 Room 4

09:30 A guide to Australian healthcare classification systems

Alix Higgins

A smooth introduction to case mix for newcomers

Jean Marie Rodrigues, Dana Burduja, Mr Terri Jackson

10:30 - 11:00

11:00 A smooth introduction to case mix for

newcomers (cont.)Jean Marie Rodrigues, Dana Burduja,

Terri Jackson12:30 - 13:30

14:00 Using the AR-DRG classification system Joanne Fitzgerald

Improving population health management through risk adjustment

Dr Stephen Sutch

The case mix journey Jacob Hofdijk

15:30 - 16:00

16:00 Using the AR-DRG

classification system (cont.) Joanne Fitzgerald

Improving population health management through risk adjustment (cont.)

Dr Stephen Sutch

The case mix journey (cont.) Jacob Hofdijk

Morning tea break

Lunch break

Afternoon tea break

Monday, 09 October 2017

Dubbo Base Hospital site visit

(10:00 - 14:30)

Royal Prince Alfred Hospital site visit

(09:30 - 12:30)

An introduction to Activity Based Funding Dr Stephen Duckett

Room 1 Room 2 & 3 Room 4

09:30 Value based funding - how it works and its impact on clinical practice Dr Mary E Black

Australian pricing models: understanding the NEP and NEC Dr Sarah Neville

Funding safety and quality: the West Australian experienceDr Hannah Seymour, Dr Amanda Ling

10:30 - 11:00

11:00 Australian pricing models: understanding the NEP and NEC (cont.)

Dr Sarah Neville

13:00 - 14:00

14:00 Pricing for safety and quality: the Australian approach

Dr Sarah Neville, Sean HengPatient costing principles

Patrick Power, Nigel MitchellUsing data to tackle clinical and quality issues

Dr Michael Wilke

15:30 - 16:00

16:00 Pricing for safety and quality: the Australian approach (cont.)

Dr Sarah Neville, Sean HengPatient costing principles (cont.) Patrick Power, Nigel Mitchell

Using data to tackle clinical and quality issues (cont.) Dr Michael Wilke

18:00 - 20:00 Networking drinksJohn Cadman II - Captain Cook Cruises

Morning tea break

Lunch break

Afternoon tea break

Tuesday, 10 October 2017

ABF PCSI 2017 Pre-conference workshops

9 - 10 October 2017 Hilton Sydney

An introduction to Activity Based Funding (cont.)

Dr Stephen Duckett

10:00

14:30

A guide to Australian healthcare classification systems (cont.)

Alix Higgins

Funding safety and quality: the West Australian experience (cont.)Dr Hannah Seymour, Dr Amanda Ling

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Value based funding - how it works and its impact on clinical practice (cont.) Dr Mary E Black

09:15 - 10:00 09:15 09:30

10:30 - 11:0011:00 12:00

12:30 - 13:30Grand Ballroom Room 1 Room 2 & 3 Room 4 Room 5

13:30 - 15:00 New classification development Benchmarking using data collection systems and big data Value based purchasing Patient classification and coding About our Data and Data Quality

13:30 Improving care coordination through

informationDr Karen Kinder

Benchmarking variation in coding across hospitals in Canada: A data surveillance

approachLori Kirby

Would you like some value with that? The journey to unleashing better value health

care in NSW Liz Hay, Jennie Pares

Reviewing established grouping parameters: Comorbidity level in CMG+

Minh Duong-Hua

Improving data quality in an Activity Based Funding environment

Brian Donovan

13:50 Leading the way in community-based

care casemix systemsJenny Mcnamee

Engaging clinicians and managers early on Hospital Acquired Complications: results of

a novel approach developed in Australia and Ireland to improve the quality of coded

dataDr Mary Black, Paul O'Connor

Value-based health care: Implications of patient-reported outcomes for DRG

payment policyProf Jason Sutherland

Developing and anchoring a DRG-system Jesper Iwersen

Examining variability in the cost of a standard hospital stay

Adam Rondeau

14:10 Understanding variation in demand for gastrointestinal endoscopies through

benchmarking across local areasPierre Toureau

Implementing premium payments in hip fracture care delivered improved time to

operation across three teaching hospitals in Western Australia

Dr Hannah Seymour

Western Australia state-wide training and education program - Australian Mental

Health Care Classification Bing Rivera, Leone Van Ewijk

Health care provider claim data (HPCD) repository

Rudi Yulianto

14:30 A new patient classification for elderly in

long-term care in FranceDr Marie-Caroline Clement

Understanding the classification system for accurate benchmarking

Gowri Sriraman

Is ICHI able to replace ICD-9-CM procedures codes for casemix?

Jean Marie Rodrigues

15:00 - 15:30

15:30

Wednesday, 11 October 2017

Local panel session – Jurisdictional updates PCSI AGM: Part 1

Grand BallroomConference openingWelcome to country

Introductory session - Shane Solomon, Chair, Independent Hospital Pricing Authority and Dana Burduja, President, Patient Classification Systems International

Keynote: Impacts of ABF on hospital quality and productivity – Dr Zeynep Or, Research Director, Institute for Research and Information in Health EconomicsPlenary: Benchmarking clinical costing – Mr Mark Lawrence, Vice President, Healthcare Financial Management Association

Morning tea break/Exhibition and poster viewing session

Lunch break/Exhibition and poster viewing session

Afternoon tea break/Exhibition and poster viewing sessionGrand Ballroom Room 1

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Uses of DRG systems in Finnish health care organisations

Petra Kokko

Towards nationally consistent allied health data – the journey so far

Kristy Perkins

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08:00 09:00 10:00

10:30 - 11:0011:00

12:30 - 13:20Grand Ballroom Room 1 Room 2 & 3 Room 4 Room 5

13:20 - 15:00 New classification development Patient costing Value based purchasing Clinical documentation and coding including ICD-11

Clinical management in an activity based funding environment

13:20

Mental health phase of care, a new concept in mental health: Clinicians’

views and findings from an inter-rater reliability study

Dr Tim Coombs, Vanessa D'Souza

Costing emergency department care – a national study

Aaron Balm

The role of value-based purchasing to improve patient outcomes: The journey

begins Peter Axten

Field testing ICD-11: Comparing results from three national centres

Dr Olafr Steinum

Clinical management in an Activity Based Funding environment – ‘Providing

opportunities not to be sniffed at’Dr Andrew Blanch, Michael Lewczuk,

Stuart Bowhay

13:40 Exploring an inpatient mental health case-

mix and funding model in Ontario, Canada: Lessons learned

Sandro Serino

Providing current patient cost estimates in Canadian hospitals

Adam Rondeau

Introduction of innovation into an Activity Based Funding system in Ontario

Dr Imtiaz Daniel

SNOMED CT and ICD11: Two terminological resources to be reconciled

Jean Marie Rodrigues

Operating Theatre Productivity Index John Marshall, Jennie Pares,

Joshua Tatham

14:00 Developing a national short list for principal diagnosis reporting in the

emergency departmentAnne Elsworthy

Quebec and its approach to patient level costing

Patrick Power

How can we implement a more data-rich and data driven health system – observations

from mixed professional round table discussions in Australia, 2016

Dr Ozren Tosic, Paul O'Connor

Field testing ICD-11 in Australia Brooke Macpherson

A new scoring system to predict the risk of multiresistant pathogens in pneumonia and sepsis validated using ‘big data’ analyses on

DRG routine dataDr Michael Wilke

14:20 Australian emergency care classification

development Jim Pearse

Analysis of factors affecting hospital costs of old inpatients in Belgium

Julie De Foor

Using ABF to shift from volume to value in screening services

Deniza Mazevska, Mary Mitchelhill

Can you draw casemix? A graphic facilitator’s view of improving the quality of

clinical codingDr Mary Black, Charlie Taylor

Changing incidence low value knee arthroscopy procedures Australian private

sectorDr Brian Hanning

14:40 This is no time for backslapping; estimating

patient attributable clinician time in emergency departments by consensus

Joel Tuccia

Beyond casemix: Introducing integrated funding to kill silos

Jacob Hofdijk

Segmenting and projecting public hospital patient activity and assisting the annual

purchasing budget cycle, a novel approach Kevin Ratcliffe

More than words: A rural perspective on a multi-layered approach to clinical

documentation improvementKelly Lupish

How much direct care counts towards the patient experience?

Frank Mutel

15:00

15:30 19:00 - 22:30

Thursday, 12 October 2017

Conference dinnerArt Gallery of NSW

Grand BallroomPCSI AGM: Part 2

Keynote: The 11th Revision of the International Classification of Diseases - Prof James Harrison, Steering Group Member, World Health OrganisationPlenary: CIHI's population grouping methodology: beyond predicting cost - Yvonne Rosehart, Program Lead, Canadian Institute for Health Information

Grand BallroomKeynote: Japanese case mix - Prof Shinya Matsuda, Vice Director, University of Occupational and Environmental Health Hospital

Morning tea break/Exhibition and poster viewing session

Lunch break/Exhibition and poster viewing session

Afternoon tea break/Exhibition and poster viewing session

International panel session: Progress towards value based healthcare

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09:30 10:30 - 11:00

11:00 Grand Ballroom Room 1 Room 2 & 3 Room 4 Room 5

12:00 - 12:40 Activity Based Funding and safety and quality

Benchmarking using data collection systems and big data Patient costing New classification systems Funding and casemix

12:00 Activity Based Funding: Transformation of

academic research into public policy Prof George Palmer

Benchmarking for improved health outcomes

Justin Cowan

Discovering the true cost of inpatient careCaitriona Ryan

Evolution of the French classification for non-acute activityNicolas Dapzol

Managing clinical variation to improve patient care and drive cost efficiency

Brendon McMullen

12:20 Safety of Australian hospital care Dr Stephen Duckett

Administrative databases and clinical expertise: A synergy to detect hurdles

in Belgian day-surgery practiceCécile Camberlin

Casemix costing sensibility to coders' personal skill and coding systems for

diagnosis and proceduresJean Marie Rodrigues

Revisiting inpatient rehabilitation case-mix and funding model in Ontario,

Canada: Lessons learnedDr Kristen Pitzul

Using IHPA national weighted activity unit (NWAU) data to inform the GST

distribution – a data user’s perspective Alison Harper

12:40 - 13:40

13:40 - 15:10 Using Activity Based Funding to drive safety and quality

Benchmarking using data collection systems and big data Population health and integrated care New classification systems Patient classification and clinical coding

13:40 The analytical journey through safety and

qualitySean Heng, Roland Fan

Reporting the efficiency of Australia’s public hospitals on the MyHospitals website

Eve Kelly

Measurement of health organisation performance across multiple sector services: A population health analytic perspective

Dr Stephen Sutch

Development of the Australian Non-Admitted Care Classification system: Results from a targeted costing study

Divyani Bhatnagar, Jaclyn Chan

14:00 Preventable readmissions: Clinical

review of discordant resultsDr Marc Berlinguet

Health national data set and numerous activity-based management tools: Need

of harmonisationDr Marie-Caroline Clement

A mutually exclusive classification for a canadian population grouping methodology:

Health profile groupsYiwen Chen

Developing a new non-admitted care classification in a fast-evolving healthcare

environmentCaroline Coevoet, Louise Kershaw

Analysis of casemix changes in hospital emergency care 2010-2015 in Stockholm

county councilDr Eva Zeisig

14:20 Getting ready for the new Patient Safety

Quality Pricing frameworkNaomi Beveridge, Roland Fan

Developing a value-conscious culture of healthcare delivery through benchmarking

of clinical outcomes and costsDr Eng Kok Lim

Making use of the Johns Hopkins ACG® system in primary care

Peter Rushton, Warwick Neilley

ADRG splitting methodology in AR-DRG v 9.0

Dr Michael Navakatikyan

Development of an episode oriented DRG-system in Denmark

Jesper Iwersen, Pernille Rosling

14:40 Finding the balance: A deep dive into

risk adjustmentSean Heng, Mireille Campbell

Inter-hospital benchmarking by APR-DRGs on medical and financial data: A tool to

promote efficiency and quality of care inside hospitals

Alexandre Audibert, Maïté Jonas

Enhancing integration of primary and secondary care data with routine test

results into longitudinal data records for population health analysis

Dr Stephen Sutch

New classification development of grouping INA-CBG Grouper

Dr Kalsum Komaryani

Improving the reliability of clinical coding: DRG outcome or clinical truth?

Kevin Ratcliffe, Dr John Marrone

15:10 - 15:4015:40 - 17:00

15:40

Friday, 13 October 2017

Plenary: Safety and quality in health care - James Downie, Chief Executive Officer, Independent Hospital Pricing Authority Grand Ballroom

Keynote: Reducing avoidable readmissions effectively - Mark Sonneborn, Vice President, Information Services, Minnesota Hospital Association

Conference wrap up

Grand Ballroom

Morning tea break/Exhibition and poster viewing session

Lunch break/Exhibition and poster viewing session

Afternoon tea break/Exhibition and poster viewing session

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