Join CyraCom, AHA Health Forums, and Lee Health’s Yemisi Oloruntola-Coates for insights into bringing in-language care into disadvantaged communities and enabling staff to succeed with a quality language access program.
Join CyraCom, AHA Health Forums, and Boston Medical Center’s Director of Interpreter Services, Elida Acuna-Martinez, for a discussion on legal compliance, convincing hospital staff to utilize language services, and the challenges of caring for a diverse patient community.
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Elida Acuna-Martinez, Director of Interpreter Services, Boston Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts
See how three leading children’s hospitals manage their language services – which include partnerships with CyraCom for interpretation.
Terry Patterson, Children’s Hospital and Medical Center, Omaha, NE
Chelsea Gilmour, Children’s Hospital Colorado
Brenda Shepherd-Vernon, Children’s National Health System, Washington D.C.
Learn about misconceptions and best practices in serving Deaf and Hard of Hearing patients.
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Victor Collazo, CyraCom ASL Operations Manager
Learn how Steward Health manages its language services resources to increase efficiency and staff adoption.
Carla Fogaren, RN, System Director of Diversity Initiatives and Interpreter Services, ADA/504 Coordinator, Steward Health
Learn how Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare, a multi-state, multi-hospital system provides language services across all facilities while optimizing costs.
Talking points include how Wheaton Franciscan:
Theresa Jones, VP Diversity, Inclusion, and Health Equity Strategies, Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare Ibzan Monteagudo, Director of Language Access Services, Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare
Studies show that Limited English Proficient (LEP) patients are at higher risk for medical error in hospitals, making them more likely to suffer adverse health events. Serving LEP patients in their native language has a direct effect on patient safety and quality of care. Join Cindy Brach from the AHRQ and Joseph Molinoski from Palomar Health as they discuss LEP patient care best practices. Learn how to boost safety, quality of care and patient satisfaction in your hospital.
What You Will Learn:
Joseph Molinoski, Supervisor of Pipeline Career Services at Palomar Health
Cindy Brach, Leader of Health Literacy and Cultural Competence Activities at Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
In the 1980s, a single misinterpreted word led a hospital into a $71 million malpractice settlement. Because improper communication can lead to significant unnecessary expense and patient endangerment, it is imperative that hospitals implement an efficient and effective language plan for patients and staff.
Banner Health established a Language Access Plan with language services to help mitigate potential risk factors. Implementation of these services helped it improve patient-provider interaction, increase quality of care and meet the new Joint Commission standards.
You Will Learn:
Liz Swan, RN, Risk Management Consultant, Banner Health
Marisa Hernandez, Interpreter Educator for Corporate Risk Management, Banner Health
Tricia Marine Barrett, VP of Product Development, NCQA
Jonathan Levy, Director Language Services, CyraCom
In May 2011, the National Council on Interpreting in Health Care (NCIHC) released its National Standards on Training Programs. CyraCom hosted a webinar with members of the NCIHC to shed some light on NHICH practices.
Orlin Marquez, RN, BSN, MBA, CMI, Atlanta, GA – NCIHC
Julie Burns, MED, Santa Rosa, CA – NCIHC
Stephen Gerhart, Tucson, AZ – CyraCom
Mary Longe, Director, AHA Solutions, Moderator
Sally LeBeau, Medical Center Manager, University of Virginia Medical Center
Pamela Lucero, Partnership and Data Services Specialist, U.S. Census Bureau – Denver Region
Jonathan Levy, Director of Language Services, CyraCom
Dr. Christina Cordero, Associate Project Director for the Division of Standards and Survey Methods, The Joint Commission
Jonathan Levy – Director of Language Services, CyraCom
Amy Wilson-Stronks, MPP, Project Director, Division of Quality Measurement and Research Principal Investigator, Hospitals, Language, and Culture Study, The Joint Commission
Matthew Krathwohl, Executive Director Performance Excellence & Strategic Alliances, Memorial Health System, Indiana
David Libby, Principal Consultant, BST, a Global Safety Consulting Firm
Jonathan Levy, Director Language Services, CyraCom
Vilma Seymour, Program Coordinator at Virginia Commonwealth University Health System, Richmond, VA
Bruce L. Adelson, Esq., Attorney at Law, CEO of Federal Compliance Consulting, LLC.; Former Sr. Attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division
Jonathan Levy, Lead Curriculum Specialist, CyraCom
Yolanda Robles, CEO of CulturaLink
Sally LeBeau, Medical Center Manager, Patient and Guest Services
University of Virginia Medical Center (UVA)
Chris Liebner, Marketing Coordinator, CyraCom
Bruce L. Adelson, Esq., Attorney at Law, CEO of Federal Compliance Consulting, LLC.; Former Sr. Attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division
Kathleen Reeves, MS, LPC, Director of Family Services, The Children’s Hospital, Denver Colorado
Lou Hampers, MD, MBA, Medical Director of the Emergency Department, The Children’s Hospital, Denver Colorado, and Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Colorado
Johnathan Levy, Commissioner of the Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters and Lead Curriculum Specialist, CyraCom
Mara Youdelman, CCHI Chair; President, National Language Access Advocacy Project; Senior Attorney, National Health Law Program
Fred Hobby, CCHI Vice-Chair; President & CEO of the Institute for Diversity in Health Management, an affiliate of the American Hospital Association
Jonathan Levy, Commissioner; Director of Language Services, CyraCom