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Management Course in Cardio-thoracic Surgery, 18-20 June 1999

Management Course, Umeå-99

 

SECOND MANAGEMENT COURSE IN
CARDIO-THORACIC SURGERY

18 - 20 June 1999
University Hospital, Umeå, Sweden

 

After the highly successful Management Course in Mallorca in November 1997, the Council has decided to arrange a new Course, this time in Umeå, Sweden. 

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

The following programme has been planned for the Management Course. Please note that the information below is subject to changes.

Friday 18 June 1999

15.00-15.05

Introduction

David Wheatley, Glasgow

15.05-15.10

Some practical information

Torkel Åberg, Umeå

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On the Look-Out

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15.10-16.20

What goes on in society? The need for look-out and a strategic view

Magnus Söderström, Uppsala

16.20-17.00

Present and future role of the EU in health care

To be announced

18.30

River rafting

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Saturday 19 June 1999

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Some Basic Management Tools

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8.30-09.00

The needs of the patient and of the personnel as a starting point in the management of a cardio-thoracic unit

Torkel Åberg, Umeå

09.00-10.00

Quality improvement in cardio-thoracic surgery - Methods and possibilities

Claes Arén, Linköping

10.00-10.15

Coffee

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10.15-12.00

Guidelines and audit. Tools for the government or for the surgeon ?

Tom Treasure, London
Siegfried Hagl, Heidelberg
Jules Dussek, London

12.00-13.00

Lunch, Hotel Björken

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Management Research

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13.00-14.00

Management in multi-professional organisations (MPO)

Magnus Söderström, Uppsala

14.00-15.00

The difference between private and public organisations Possibilities for cross-fertilisation

Lars Lindberg, Umeå

15.00-15.15

Coffee

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15.15-16.05

Hospital Stay. Scientific background and examples

Paul Sergeant, Leuven

16.05-17.00

What determines the outcome of the patient ?

Eugene Blackstone, Cleveland, Ohio

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Collaboration with the Industry

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17.00-18.00

Industry's view on collaboration with cardio-thoracic surgery

Representative from the Industry

19.30

Dinner at Hotel Björken

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Sunday 20 June 1999

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The Cardio-Thoracic Surgeon

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08.30-09.30

The performance of a surgeon

Marc de Leval, London

09.30-10.00

The life and fate of a cardio-thoracic surgeon

Torkel Åberg, Umeå

10.00-10.30

Coffee

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Back to the future

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10.30-11.15

The role of the CTSNet in improving patient care

Robert L Replogle, Chicago

11.15-12.00

The role of the large associations in improving patient care

Torkel Åberg, Umeå

12.00-13.00

General discussion

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Umeå is situated one hour's flight north of Stockholm with good, almost hourly flight connections. Stockholm itself has good flight connections with many European and overseas cities. The Management course will be held in the premises of the University Hospital.

The social programme will include a river rafting tour along an unregulated river, i.e. it has no dams. It is an exciting experience to bump through one of the rapids in rubber boats. Pre- and post course midnight golf tournaments will be arranged be fore and after the Course. In June northern Sweden has almost continuous light. It is therefore possible to play golf through the night.

Registration form, further programmes and information are available from the Secretary General of EACTS, Heart Centre, University Hospital, S-901 85 Umeå, Sweden, tel. +46 90 785 36 76, fax +46 90 785 36 01, mailto:eacts.secretary@mailbox.calypso.net, web address: http://www.eacts.org

 

 



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