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TOM C. NGUYEN, M.D. NAMED CHIEF MEDICAL EXECUTIVE OF BAPTIST HEALTH MIAMI CARDIAC & VASCULAR INSTITUTE
June 7, 2023 — Baptist Health South Florida today announced it has named Tom C. Nguyen, M.D. Chief Medical Executive and Barry T. Katzen Endowed Chair of Baptist Health Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, effective this fall.
Dr. Nguyen comes from the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), where he is the Charles Schwab Distinguished Professor of Surgery, Co-Director of the Heart and Vascular Center, and Professor and Chief of the Division of Adult Cardiothoracic Surgery. At UCSF, he flourished in a productive practice with nearly 300 pump cases/year. While at UCSF, Dr. Nguyen transformed the division of cardiothoracic surgery helping to double the volume in cardiac surgery and set milestones in quality, outcomes, and research. He is an internationally recognized surgeon with expertise in performing high-risk heart operations through the smallest possible incision. He has a particular interest in minimally invasive mitral repair and aortic valve surgery, atrial septal defect (ASD) closures, septal myectomies for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and robotic heart surgery. He is also an expert in transcatheter procedures.
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| NOVEL GENE THERAPY SHOWS POSITIVE INITIAL RESULTS IN SICKLE CELL PATIENTS TREATED IN CLINICAL TRIAL AT CLEVELAND CLINIC CHILDREN’S
JUNE 9 ,2023 – Researchers presenting preliminary data from a clinical trial aimed at discovering a cure for sickle cell disease reveal positive results among its first patients.
Sickle cell disease, a genetic blood disorder, is a painful and debilitating condition for which there are few approved therapies.
Researchers involved in the multicenter RUBY Trial presented an update on the safety and effectiveness of a single dose of EDIT-301, an experimental one-time gene editing cell therapy that modifies a patient’s own blood-forming stem cells to correct the mutation responsible for sickle cell disease. Results were presented at the European Hematology Association Hybrid Congress in Frankfurt, Germany.
The first four patients, two of whom are participating in the RUBY trial at Cleveland Clinic Children’s, had their stem cells collected for gene editing. The patients then underwent chemotherapy treatment to destroy their remaining bone marrow, making room for the repaired cells that were later infused back into their body.
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NEW CNO AT BAPTIST HEALTH CANCER CENTER
June 8, 2023 – Dr. Michael Zinner, CEO and Executive Medical Director of the Miami Cancer Institute and Baptist Health Cancer Care announced that Vicki Caraway, R.N., has expanded her role as Chief Nursing Officer of Miami Cancer Institute and will be assuming the position of Chief Nursing Officer for Baptist Health Cancer Care, effective immediately. In her expanded role, Vicki will oversee all nursing functions at both Lynn Cancer Institute at Boca Raton Regional Hospital and at Miami Cancer Institute, with a focus on assuring nursing excellence, safety, quality and high patient and staff satisfaction. In her new role, Vicki will be reporting directly to me, and working alongside leadership at both institutes to help standardize cancer care at our two institutions.
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CARON FLORIDA APPOINTS ANNA GREEN AS LEAD MENTAL HEALTH CLINICIAN
June 8, 2023 – The Caron Florida Mental Health Program is proud to welcome Anna Green as its newly appointed Lead Mental Health Clinician. Green joins the team with seven years of experience as a psychotherapist in the education, addiction, palliative care and mental health fields. She is originally from the United Kingdom where she worked in an adult mental health inpatient hospital with patients diagnosed with psychotic disorders or borderline personality disorder.
“One in five Florida adults experience mental illness each year resulting in comorbidities like substance use disorder,” said Dr. Phoenix Adams, Executive Vice President of Caron Florida Programming. “The need is so great for grade mental health experts and we couldn’t be more pleased in hiring Anna. We’re extremely confident in her ability to bring reliable techniques and quality care to struggling patients.”
Green received her Master of Arts in Art Therapy from the University of Hertfordshire and a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art from Nottingham Trent University. She is a qualified Mentalization-Based Treatment (MBT) practitioner trained at the Anna Freud National Center for Children and Families. Additionally, she wrote a chapter, for Arts Therapies and Sexual Offending, a book published in the United Kingdom in 2021.
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EXCEPTIONAL CARE, EXCEPTIONAL OUTCOME – BROWARD HEALTH
JUNE 7, 2023 – When Pat Johnsen retired in November 2021, she looked forward to settling into the next stage in her life and continuing to enjoy her active lifestyle. Unfortunately, arthritis was settling into her hips causing excruciating pain. Even walking was a struggle.
By the early summer of 2022, Johnsen decided she had had enough. After interviewing three doctors, she chose orthopaedic surgeon Adam J. Lipman, M.D.
“By the time she sought treatment, Pat’s arthritis had reached stage 4, and she was experiencing chronic pain and loss of mobility,” Dr. Lipman said.
“Walking is something that you take for granted,” Johnsen said. “But arthritis eventually changed my whole gait and created this side-to-side motion. Eventually, I couldn’t go grocery shopping or even walk downstairs. I had always been an active person, and then I was pretty much incapacitated.”
Dr. Lipman performed Johnsen’s first total hip replacement in June and the second in August. Both were performed at Broward Health North using the direct anterior approach.
She stayed in the hospital one night after her first surgery but was up and walking the same day. The next morning, she participated in a physical therapy class with some other patients before she was discharged. After her second surgery, she was doing so well they sent her home the same day.
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TGH IMAGING IMPLEMENTS PHILIPS RADIOLOGY OPERATIONS COMMAND CENTER (ROCC)
Virtualized imaging solution allows for more consistent workflows and faster, better-quality diagnostic imaging.
June 7, 2023 – TGH Imaging has implemented the Philips Radiology Operations Command Center (ROCC) at several of its outpatient locations offering magnetic resonance imaging testing. ROCC is a virtualized imaging solution that seamlessly connects TGH Imaging experts and technologists remotely from a centralized command center. This innovative technology and workflow facilitates communication between scanner-facing technologists and experts to provide real-time collaboration, support and training on complex imaging procedures and protocols.
“When researching the ROCC concept, we envisioned this solution within our TGH Imaging network as providing invaluable advanced imaging protocol support and expanding patient access across multiple sites,” said Sherri Lewman, senior vice president of Enterprise Imaging at Tampa General Hospital. “With the ROCC, innovation takes the lead in revolutionizing our daily radiology operations, enhancing our imaging capabilities, and providing staffing flexibility, enabling us to ultimately serve more patients more efficiently, overall delivering better patient care.”
The ROCC platform offers the ability to perform a radiology procedure remotely and provide real-time technologist assistance and collaboration on difficult exams, all from a centralized TGH Imaging command center. For example, an imaging technologist at the command center can implement the patient’s scan regardless of where the exam is being performed. Teams on-site assist the patient with their appointment so that the process is completely seamless.
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MARK RUNYON OF TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL NAMED A HOSPITAL AND HEALTH SYSTEM CFO TO KNOW FOR 2023
The academic health system’s EVP and Chief Financial Officer is recognized by Becker’s Hospital Review for his role in driving Tampa General’s financial performance and operational efficiency while prioritizing patient care.
June 9, 2023 – Mark Runyon, executive vice president and chief financial officer (CFO) of Tampa General Hospital, has been named a top health care financial officer by Becker’s Hospital Review on its 2023 “Hospital and Health System CFOs to Know” list. Runyon’s inclusion on the list reflects his instrumental role in maintaining financial stability and integrity across the organization while finding new ways to enhance operational efficiency.
“Mark’s leadership at Tampa General is truly exemplary. He consistently and continuously demonstrates that he can balance the priority of providing world-class patient care with the need for financial sustainability,” said John Couris, Tampa General’s president and chief executive officer. “His commitment to the organization and team members at all levels is unparalleled. As a leader, he empowers his teams to proactively take the initiative to drive innovation and improve processes.”
Runyon leads and oversees all financial services for Tampa General across the complete system of care for the community, region, and state. He works collaboratively with the CEO, board, senior leaders, and the entire Tampa General team to create an ecosystem of continuous improvement focusing on innovation, financial stability and performance, operational efficiency, and integrity.
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HEALTH CARE DISTRICT OF PALM BEACH COUNTY’S SKILLED NURSING HOME EARNS 2023 AHCA/NCAL BRONZE NATIONAL QUALITY AWARD
June 7, 2023 – The Health Care District of Palm Beach County’s 120-bed skilled nursing home, the Edward J. Healey Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Riviera Beach, Florida, has been recognized as a 2023 Bronze National Quality Award recipient by the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL). The distinction is the first of three progressive award levels through the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Program, which honors providers across the nation that have demonstrated their commitment to improving quality of care for our nation’s elders and individuals with disabilities.
“It’s an honor to receive the Bronze National Quality Award for 2023,” said Darcy J. Davis, the Health Care District’s Chief Executive Officer. “This achievement underscores our dedication to creating a culture of quality and placing the health of our skilled nursing home residents at the forefront.”
The AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Program is a rigorous three-level process (bronze, silver, gold) that is reviewed and evaluated by trained experts against a set of nationally-recognized standards for organizational excellence. The standards of the Baldrige Performance Excellence Program help organizations achieve superior performance over time to improve quality of life and care of long-term care residents and staff.
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BREAKTHROUGH STUDY: HEMOPHILIA CURE ACHIEVED WITHIN MONTHS
June 5, 2023 – A groundbreaking trial which included Sheba researchers revealed that hemophilia patients, who suffer from a chronic genetic disease, can be cured in just a few months, by successfully replacing the defective gene.
Hemophilia is a bleeding disorder which is usually inherited. It results from a genetic mutation or alteration in one of the genes that provide instructions for producing clotting factor proteins essential for forming blood clots. Individuals with hemophilia suffer from spontaneous bleeding as well as excessive bleeding following injury or surgery.
The severity of hemophilia is determined by the amount of clotting factor present, with lower levels resulting in a higher likelihood of bleeding and potentially serious health complications. Individuals with a severe form of hemophilia are at high risk of experiencing internal bleeding, particularly in their knees, ankles, and elbows, which can cause damage to organs and tissues and pose a life-threatening risk.
Hemophilia can be treated with preventative or on-demand approaches. Most cases of hemophilia are severe and require preventative treatment, which involves regular clotting factor injections to prevent bleeding and joint/muscle damage. Patients receiving preventative treatment require ongoing monitoring and usually continue treatment for life. On-demand treatment is used to treat prolonged bleeding as needed.
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FLORIDA MEDICAID MEMBERS URGED TO UPDATE PERSONAL INFORMATION NOW THAT MEDICAID CONTINUOUS ENROLLMENT HAS ENDED
June 8, 2023 – Medicaid enrollees in Florida are urged to make sure their Medicaid health plan’s Member Services team and the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) have accurate, up-to-date contact information for them and their family members, and to complete any necessary re-enrollment activities as soon as they are due.
Now that continuous Medicaid enrollment has expired, DCF has resumed its regular process for determining Medicaid enrollees’ eligibility and will begin to disenroll individuals who are no longer eligible for Medicaid. DCF will need current contact information to reach Florida’s Medicaid enrollees, including those who enrolled prior to the continuous Medicaid enrollment, to evaluate their current financial status and other qualifying criteria. Those who cannot be reached may lose their Medicaid coverage.
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BLOG ON MSSP QUALITY CHANGES BY NAACOS
ACO Quality Changes Stall Drive to the Future
June 8, 2023- Highlights:
Accountable care organizations (ACOs) will be required to report quality via electronic clinical quality measures (eCQMs) or Merit Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) CQMs by 2025.
ACOs ultimately want to achieve a more seamless, efficient, and technology-enabled quality reporting system that is highly interoperable and relies on near real-time data to enable improved patient care. However, lacking interoperability today, ACOs will face many challenges and increased administrative burden and costs to try and support this work in the near term.
NAACOS is calling on CMS to pilot-test digital measurement instead of eCQMs/MIPS CQMs to create a path forward that will accelerate the success of all ACOs.
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CMS ANNOUNCES MULTI-STATE INITIATIVE TO STRENGTHEN PRIMARY CARE
New Model Aims to Enhance Access and Quality of Primary Care, Improve Health System
On June 8, 2023 the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced a new primary care model – the Making Care Primary (MCP) Model – that will be tested under the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation in eight states. Access to high-quality primary care is associated with better health outcomes and equity for people and communities. MCP is an important step in strengthening the primary care infrastructure in the country, especially for safety net and smaller or independent primary care organizations. The model seeks to improve care for patients by expanding and enhancing care management and care coordination, equipping primary care clinicians with tools to form partnerships with health care specialists, and leveraging community-based connections to address patients’ health needs as well as their health-related social needs.
The goals of MCP are to 1) ensure patients receive primary care that is integrated, coordinated, person-centered and accountable; 2) create a pathway for primary care organizations and practices – especially small, independent, rural, and safety net organizations – to enter into value-based care arrangements; and 3) to improve the quality of care and health outcomes of patients while reducing program expenditures.
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KENTUCKY OTOLARYNGOLOGIST CHOSEN AS AMA PRESIDENT-ELECT
June 8 2023 – Bruce A. Scott, M.D., an otolaryngologist from Kentucky, was voted president-elect of the American Medical Association (AMA) by physicians gathered at the Annual Meeting of the AMA House of Delegates. Following a year-long term as president-elect, Dr. Scott will be installed as AMA president in June 2024.
“Winning the faith and support of my peers to represent the nation’s physicians and patients we serve is a great honor and tremendous responsibility,” said Dr. Scott. “Physicians faced incredible challenges throughout the COVID-19 pandemic – personal challenges to their own health, as well as financial headwinds and inflation that closed many, and imperiled other, physician practices. With physician burnout surging, prior authorizations taking more and more time and resources away from patient care, and an unsustainable Medicare system, I will advocate relentlessly during my presidency for the AMA Recovery Plan for America’s Physicians.”
Dr. Scott has been a leader in medicine throughout his career and a member of the AMA House of Delegates (HOD) for over 25 years. First elected speaker of the AMA HOD in 2019, he previously served as vice speaker and joined the AMA Board of Trustees in 2015. READ MORE |
AMA PRESIDENT ASSESSES NATION’S HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
Speech reflects on AMA leadership in rebuilding broken health care system
June 9 2023 – American Medical Association (AMA) President Jack Resneck Jr., M.D., today delivered the final speech of his presidency to the AMA House of Delegates, offering his assessment of our health care system. In his remarks, Dr. Resneck touted significant gains made under the AMA Recovery Plan for America’s Physicians and enumerated outstanding challenges, both to the patient-physician relationship and to achieving optimal health for all.
Dr. Resneck, a dermatologist from San Francisco, highlighted mounting prior authorization hurdles, an unsustainable Medicare payment system, and burnout threats that jeopardize the physician workforce and patient access to care. He shined a light on threats to reproductive health care, the ongoing toll of firearm violence, and a climate of anti-science aggression. But he also touted significant gains, including extending Medicare telehealth coverage, the introduction of bipartisan legislation to align the Medicare fee schedule with MEI, and both state and federal progress in constraining prior authorization.
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INTRODUCING NEOPAC™ TISSUES: ORGANABIO UNVEILS NEW BIRTH TISSUE PRODUCTS TO ADVANCE REGENERATIVE MEDICINE AND CELL THERAPY
June 06, 2023 – Miami, FL – OrganaBio is thrilled to announce the launch of NeoPAC™ placenta and umbilical cord tissues, its latest suite of products designed to accelerate the progress of regenerative medicine and cell therapy. By offering both Research Use Only (RUO) and clinical (cGMP) grade tissues, OrganaBio empowers researchers to tap into the potential of birth tissues, enabling the development of innovative therapies to address a wide range of medical conditions.
NeoPAC™ tissues from OrganaBio hold immense promise for mitigating or even curing various medical conditions, including hematological disorders, autoimmune diseases, tissue regeneration, neurological disorders, cancers, wound healing, GVHD, and more. With these best-in-class tissue offerings, researchers gain access to a powerful resource that has the potential to transform patient outcomes and revolutionize the field of medicine.
OrganaBio prioritizes delivering products of the highest quality, sourced with ethics and compliance at the forefront. Stringent protocols, which are IRB-approved, are adhered to throughout donor consent and qualification, as well as the tissue collection and processing stages. This commitment to excellence ensures that researchers receive clinically relevant materials for their scientific investigations, ultimately driving advancements in medical research and patient care.
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Overview: The primary care practitioner has the special and important responsibility to diagnose and manage patients with every category of ailment, injury and disease. This symposium will provide practical, evidence-based strategies to strengthen healthcare competencies. Expert faculty will explain recent advances in diagnosis, management and treatment and address compelling issues as they relate to sleep disorders, diabetes treatment, stroke, pain management, chronic kidney disease, human trafficking and orthopedic examinations in the primary care setting.
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