During our day together we’ll discuss Quality Initiatives, HIPAA, Artificial Intelligence, and more to ensure that clinicians, hospital and ambulatory administrators, and clinic staff are well prepared for the challenges of modern healthcare.
Lexington, Kentucky – Join Us in Person or Online
Join us for an engaging day where we share essential topics shaping healthcare today and into the future. Our agenda includes in depth discussions of Quality Initiatives, HIPAA, Hospital Promoting Interoperability, and more.
Whether you’re a clinician, administrator, or a member of healthcare staff, this event is tailored to equip you with the insights and knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of modern healthcare.
Guest speakers will join us to present on relevant topics. Details and Agenda coming soon!
Questions? Contact the Kentucky REC Annual Conference Team at Kentucky REC. 859-323-3090.
Transforming Healthcare – Primary Plus’s CHW ProgramJoin us for an enlightening discussion with Brooke Perkins, Director for Community Health Worker programs at Lewis County Primary Care Center, Inc, also known as Primary Plus.
Brooke provides an in-depth exploration of their innovative Community Health Worker (CHW) program, tracing its mission, evolution, and remarkable impact. Learn how they’ve navigated challenges, gained healthcare provider buy-in, and transformed patient care workflows. Through inspiring success stories and insights into community impact, Brooke sheds light on the vital role of CHW programs in enhancing overall well-being. Tune in for a fascinating glimpse into the world of healthcare innovation and community health initiatives!
Listen to our podcast on Buzzsprout, or Spotify and Apple Podcasts. All previous episodes are available.
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If you need assistance with healthcare quality improvement, contact the Kentucky REC at 859-323-3090 or by email.
Expert Roundtable
Join us for a dynamic roundtable discussion on how technology, policy, and community engagement converge to address social drivers of health. Our expert panelists will share insights on integrating SDOH data, fostering sustainable initiatives, and overcoming challenges in diverse communities.
Discover how you can apply innovative strategies and best practices that are shaping the future of health equity. Whether you’re a healthcare provider, policymaker, or community leader, this conversation will equip you with actionable solutions to drive meaningful change in your work.
Panelists:
Rachel Hogg-Graham, UK HealthCare
Tukea Talbert, UK HealthCare
Laura Eirich, UK HealthCare
Andrew Bledsoe, KHIE
Trudi Matthews, UK HealthCare
Questions? Contact us at Kentucky REC or call us at 859-323-3090.
Amy Daley, Kentucky REC
Colin Glover, CISA
Ryan Lewis, CISA
CISA Representatives Colin Glover and Ryan Lewis join Kentucky REC Security Team Lead Amy Daley in a tabletop exercise based on vetted cybersecurity scenarios that allow for active participation from the audience. Attendees are encouraged to bring copies of the current incident response plans and/or policies to review during the exercise.
Trudi Matthews, UK HealthCare
Jessica Sass, UK HealthCare
Trudi Matthews and Jessica Sass will lead a discussion of evidence based quality improvement approaches to address social drivers of health and improve patient care and well-being.
Rachel Hogg-Graham, UK HealthCare
Tukea Talbert, UK HealthCare
Andrew Bledsoe, KHIE
Laura Eirich, UK HealthCare
Trudi Matthews, UK HealthCare
Join us for a dynamic roundtable discussion of how technology, policy, and community engagement converge to address social drivers of health.
Destiny: Choice, Not Chance
Harold Dennis Jr, survivor of the worst drunk driving accident in US history, takes you on a journey from tragedy to triumph, sharing stories of grit and determination.
Robin Curnel, Kentucky REC
Expert Kentucky REC Advisor Robin Curnel will discuss the challenges posed to hospitals attesting to the Medicare Promoting Interoperability Program. She will review PY 2024 requirements, SAFER Guides, and more.
Jessica Elliott, Kentucky REC
Quality Team Lead Jessica Elliott will discuss core concepts of human-factors design principles and their application in the creation of a safe, efficient, and patient-centered clinical care environment.
Questions? Contact us at Kentucky REC or call us at 859-323-3090.
DESTINY: CHOICE, NOT CHANCE
Harold Dennis, survivor of the worst drunk driving accident in US history, takes you on a journey from tragedy to triumph, sharing stories of grit and determination. From battling life-threatening injuries and survivor guilt, to facing society with disfiguring scars, Harold walks you through his arduous path to recovery. The first in his family to attend college, Harold was a two-sport Division I athlete, earned Bachelors and Masters degrees and became a certified Physician Assistant. This is a story that exemplifies how the power of choices and determination can impact your destiny.
Questions? Contact us at Kentucky REC or call us at 859-323-3090.
Amy Daley, Kentucky REC
Colin Glover, CISA
Ryan Lewis, CISA
CISA Representatives Colin Glover and Ryan Lewis join Kentucky REC Security Team Lead Amy Daley in a tabletop exercise based on vetted cybersecurity scenarios that allow for active participation from the audience. Attendees are encouraged to bring copies of the current incident response plans and/or policies to review during the exercise.
Trudi Matthews, UK HealthCare
Jessica Sass, UK HealthCare
Trudi Matthews and Jessica Sass will lead a discussion of evidence based quality improvement approaches to address social drivers of health and improve patient care and well-being.
Rachel Hogg-Graham, UK HealthCare
Tukea Talbert, UK HealthCare
Andrew Bledsoe, KHIE
Laura Eirich, UK HealthCare
Trudi Matthews, UK HealthCare
Join us for a dynamic roundtable discussion of how technology, policy, and community engagement converge to address social drivers of health.
Destiny: Choice, Not Chance
Harold Dennis Jr, survivor of the worst drunk driving accident in US history, takes you on a journey from tragedy to triumph, sharing stories of grit and determination.
Robin Curnel, Kentucky REC
Expert Kentucky REC Advisor Robin Curnel will discuss the challenges posed to hospitals attesting to the Medicare Promoting Interoperability Program. She will review PY 2024 requirements, SAFER Guides, and more.
Jessica Elliott, Kentucky REC
Quality Team Lead Jessica Elliott will discuss core concepts of human-factors design principles and their application in the creation of a safe, efficient, and patient-centered clinical care environment.
Questions? Contact us at Kentucky REC or call us at 859-323-3090.
