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Recorded May 2, 2023

The Hospital at Home Users Group, in partnership with the American Academy of Home Care Medicine, is pleased to present our latest webinar for hospital and system leaders interested in learning about the opportunities and challenges associated with providing acute care in the home.

Inclement weather, power outages, or an unexpected event can create significant disruptions in Hospital at Home operations. In the case of an emergency, the decentralized nature of care delivery in the Hospital at Home model can cause problems. It is crucial for programs to be prepared, to have plans in place to ensure the safety of patients and healthcare personnel.

In this webinar, speakers from three Hospital at Home programs share their experiences operating in different kinds of severe weather conditions and unforeseen events and discuss the strategies, plans, and communications employed in an emergency. Speakers discuss emergency preparedness policies; the importance of adaptability; safety, supplies and service provision; and gaining staff buy-in. Speakers also explore the impact state and local government policies have on developing emergency preparedness plans.

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Moderator:

Linda DeCherrie, MD
Vice President, Clinical Strategy and Implementation, Medically Home

Speakers:

Scott Harrison, DO, MBA
Regional Chief Medical Officer
Appalachian Regional Healthcare

Sara Kelly, MPH
Ambulatory Emergency Preparedness Manager
Mass General Brigham

Kevin Whitney, DNP, RN, EMT-P
Chief Operating Officer and Chief Nursing Officer, Healthcare at Home
Mass General Brigham

Venessa Boyle, MHA
Operations Manager, Advanced Care at Home
Mayo Clinic Hospital Florida

Michael Maniaci, MD
Enterprise Medical Director of Virtual Care, Mayo Clinic Center for Digital Health
Enterprise Physician Lead, Advanced Care at Home
Medical Director, Mayo Clinic Hospital Florida

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