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KEYPOCC News &
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2023 Officers |
President:
Jeanne Mumford, MT(ASCP)
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Baltimore, MD | Email |
Vice
President:
Mickayla Karikari, MHA, MLS(ASCP)CM
Johns Hopkins Community Physicians, Baltimore, MD |
Secretary:
Lilah Evans, MT(ASCP) Thomas Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia, PA| Email |
Treasurer:
Meghan Quinn, Nemours Children's Health, Wilmington, DE |
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| 2023 Meeting and Webinar Schedule |
On-Site Meeting
June 22, 2023 | Baltimore, MD | Location TBD |
Leadership and Management Skills
(+an ECMO presentation from Hopkins providers) |
In 2023, KEYPOCC is going to build on leadership skills for our June meeting this year. We have a new goal to continue to offer a management and leadership skills meeting/content to our annual schedule. After our fall meeting 2022 success, it is apparent that we are all appreciative of these soft skills.
For June, specifically, we have picked a speaker, MaryBeth Hyland of SparkVision. MaryBeth offers a Mindful Leadership Workshop that “creates opportunities for team members to increase their emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and power skills so that they can take care of themselves and their people in the face of adversity or stress.".
We will also have a talk on 'The Importance of POCT for Patients with Extracorporeal and Paracorporeal Support in Cardiac Surgery' presented Isaac Chinnappan, MS, CCP, LCP, CPBMT, CPBMS, CES-A, FPP, FAACP. |
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On-Site Meeting
October 27, 2023 | York, PA | Location TBD |
Proficiency Testing:
Recent Changes, Important Dos and Don’ts
and How to Get the Most Out of PT
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Description:
CLIA requires all laboratories performing non-waived tests to participate in a CMS approved proficiency testing program. Proficiency testing (PT) is an important external quality assessment indicator used to verify the accuracy and reliability of a lab’s testing. In this session we will review important details to be aware of when it comes to PT as well as discuss key changes that CMS is implementing. Lastly, we will discuss benefits of PT and how to get the most out of your proficiency testing program.
Objectives:
- Summarize what proficiency testing is and why it is important.
- Review important DOs’ and DON’T” s when it comes to proficiency testing.
- Understand key changes being implemented by CMS regarding proficiency testing as outlined in 42 CFR Part 493.
Speaker: Milly Keeler BS MLS (ASCP), CLC (AMT), CCCP ®
CLIA Specialist/DoctorsManagement, LLC, Principal/Keeler Laboratory Consulting, LLC
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IVD Design and Development Before,
During, and Following a Global Pandemic |
Description:
In this session, from an upstream marketing perspective, we’ll explore practical applications of IVD device design and development before and during the global pandemic, and make forward looking predictions on how models for future product development may change as a result.
Speakers: Richard Noel
Marketing Director, North America, LumiraDx
richard.noel@lumiradx.com
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Whitehat Webinar
December 7, 2023
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“A Potpourri of Coagulation Cases”
Donna D. Castellone, MS, MASCP, MT(ASCP), SH
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KEYPOCC Gives Back! |
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Check out our...
Bill Sweger and
Wendy Vandyke
Memorial Awards!
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Scholarship Committee Chair:
Meaghan Quinn, MLS (ASCP), Point of Care Coordinator
Alfred I DuPont Hospital for Children |
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About KEYPOCC:
One of the longest running POC Groups in the country, the purpose of the Pennsylvania-based KEYPOCC
group is to form
a collaborative network of
point-of-care coordinators with a willingness to share
information, ideas, and creative solutions to the unique
challenges presented by the growth of point-of-care testing (POCT).
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