Risk Management in the Healthcare Sector: What and Where are the Agents of Opportunity and Why?

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Risk Management in the Healthcare Sector What
and Where are the Agents of Opportunity and Why?

• Department of Defense
• TATRC
• Lewis R. Goldfrank, MD
• Professor and Chair, Emergency Medicine
• Director, Emergency Medicine
• Bellevue Hospital/NYU Hospitals/VA Medical Center
• New York University School of Medicine
• Medical Director, New York City Poison Center

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5 AO Examples
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YOUR HELP Human Subjects Research

• Request for Nominations
• AO Survey
• Yourselves, Research Coordinators, Investigators,
  
• 15 minutes/agent
• One-on-One Interviews Material Tracking
• Yourselves, Logistical Managers, Purchasing
  Decision-makers
• Up to 30 minutes
• Threat/Mitigation Scenario Workshop
• Yourselves, SOM and Hospital Departmental
  Leadership
• Up to 90 minutes

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Common Operating Picture
RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK (Cost Benefit Analysis)
THREAT SCENARIOS Haddon Matrix Mitigation
Strategies
MATERIALS MGT TRACING IT Interoperability
PI
AO SELECTION Survey Tool Key Informants
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Mapping
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1st Year Deliverables

• An Improved Healthcare Risk Management Framework
• Identify, track and control the risk of AOs
• Use existing enterprise information technology
• New mitigation strategies Safety gtgt Security
• Reduce military and civilian health risk
• GIS Tool
• Create a geographic information system (GIS) tool
  (location intelligence software)
• Inform military/ emergency responder
  interventions during AMC-based terrorist attacks
• Inform future architectural design of healthcare
  facilities

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Time Line

• Funding Sometime soon
• Project Year x/07 through y/08
• Participant Recruitment Month 1
• Interviews Month 2
• AO Survey Month 3
• Workshops Month 7

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Years 2 3 Deliverables

• IT Interoperability
• AO Tracking
• Location Intelligence Algorithms
• Risk Management Framework
• Revise Hazard Vulnerability Analysis
• GIS-AO Device
• Commercial Partner

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Project Summary Statements/ VideoConsent Form

• Asymmetrical Employer-Employee Context
• Voluntary Participation
• Confidentiality
• De-Identify Public Information

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