AACD Virtual Exhibit Hall

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ORACLE

Friday Luncheon

See Page 3 of this

brochure for more infor-

mation and how to make

your reservation.

ORACLE presented this

type of forum last year in

Tucson and participants

gave them excellent re-

views.

Please, make reservations

to attend. You’ll be glad

you did.

Exhibits and Non-CME Event

Welcome to the AACD Virtual Exhibit Hall

My name is Dr. Michael Smith and it has been my pleasure to serve as the President of the AACD for the past three years. Over this time, we have seen our organization grow and evolve. These are exciting times and there are a number of companies that will provide you the tools to improve patient care and efficiency. Please feel free to browse the Virtual Exhibit Hall and contact the businesses represented there.

―The AACD’s goal is to provide the best possible educational experience for

individuals who are passionate about managing operating rooms and

operating room schedules.‖

Web site: www.AACDhq.org

These companies are invited to present their products and

services to our attendees because each company has a critical

product or service that may be very useful to an OR Director.

Warmest regards,

Michael P Smith MD, MS Ed

AACD President

AACD 2011 Virtual Exhibits

Better Management improves Patient Care.

American Assoc iat ion of C l in ica l Directors

AACD President’s Notes: This is the area where you find my personal comments

about the companies, products and services that are available to OR Directors.

Using many of these products personally, I am willing to state an opinion. Other

products or services come highly recommended by colleagues.

Pre-Meeting Event

http://www.aacdhq.org/

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Listing of Virtual Exhibits



AccuVein

Ambu

Anesthesia Business Consultants

CODONICS

HoverTech International

JED—LMANA

Magaw Medical

Masimo

OpenTempo

ORACLE

STORZ

Sullivan Healthcare Consulting Inc.

Surgical Directions

Surgical Information Systems

Twin Peaks Group

Academic Partners

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March 11, 2011

Friday Luncheon

11:30-12:30pm

Lunch is Provided

Oracle Healthcare Oper-

ating Room Analytics is a

key component of Oracle

Enterprise Healthcare

Analytics, a comprehen-

sive solution that enables

healthcare organizations

to create detailed,

holistic, and integrated

views of their enterprise."

March 11, 2011 , Friday Pre-Meeting Luncheon

Like last year, ORACLE is holding a Technology

update presentation discussing and demonstrating

the OR Analytics application they have developed.

"The Oracle Healthcare Operating Room Analytics software applica-

tion provides comprehensive views of operating room functions at

both the facilities and the enterprise levels. Staff, managers and execu-

tives gain increased visibility into their operational data, enabling

proactive performance management and the ability to make more in-

formed business and medical decisions.

Oracle Healthcare Operating Room Analytics presents information in

more than 120 role-based dashboards and reports, including the abil-

ity to create ad hoc custom reports, based on pre-defined Key Perfor-

mance Indicators (KPIs). The solution can integrate data from a vari-

ety of disparate source systems, reducing both the cost and time re-

quired to access information.

For more information and to make your reservations:

Please email Shirley Golen at [email protected]

Pre-Meeting NonCME Event



AACD President’s Notes: Oracle presented last year and attendees had a

preview of the software along with talking to some of the individuals who are

currently developing additional capabilities. Your comments and input are

welcome. Of course, it is compatible with the AACD Procedural Times Glossary.

Pre-Meeting Events

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AACD 2011 Exhibit Times



Exhibitor booths are located in the

Huntington Ballroom North

and are open at the following times:

Friday 2:30 – 3:00 p.m.

Friday 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.

(Friday Night Reception)

Saturday 9:30 – 10:15 a.m.

Saturday 2:20 – 3:00 p.m.

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In venipuncture, you

have very little margin

for error. Imagine how

much more effective

you'd be if you could

locate the veins

beneath the skin. Now

you can - with the

award-winning

AccuVein AV300.

AccuVein

AccuVein LLC P.O. Box 1303 Huntington, NY 11743

AccuVeins’s offices can be found at: 40 Goose Hill Road Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724

Phone: +1 (816) 997-9400 Fax: +1 (631) 270-3960 Email: [email protected]

Web site: www.accuvein.com

Vein illumination helps practitioners locate veins for medi-cal procedures from blood draw to IV starts. The AccuVein AV300 is the first vein visualization device that is portable and non-contact. Simply point the device at an area of the skin and click to display the peripheral veins beneath.

AACD 2011 Virtual Exhibit



AACD President’s Notes: Excellent product that I use virtually every day when

on call. Locates difficult to find veins on known difficult IV stick patients.

OR Director Focus

Exhibitor AACD Annual Meeting

March 11-13, 2011

Huntington Beach, CA

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.accuvein.com

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AMBU Inc.

6740 Baymeadow Drive Glen Burnie Maryland 21060 PHONE: (800) 262-8462 FAX: (800) 262-8673

www.ambu.com

New Ambu® aScope™ is a unique flexible intubation scope for viewing endotracheal intubation via the oral and nasal route. The product is sterile and single patient use. Ambu® aScope™ uses new camera technology, has a lightweight ergonomic handle, and – thanks to its single patient design – it virtually eliminates any risk of cross infection and makes repairs and cleaning completely un-necessary. A reusable screen – Ambu® aScope™ Monitor – is used for displaying the video signal from the Ambu® aScope™. The aScope adds new possibilities to the field of anaesthesia and takes single patient use to a higher level of sophistication and practicali-ty




AACD President’s Notes: The aScope has the possibility of providing a flexible

videoscope capability for offsite areas such as the outpatient surgery center or

in the OB operating rooms. May even be used to make a fiberoptic scope

available to the main ORs when it replaces a very infrequently used one offsite.

Handle and Monitor


March 11-13, 2011


http://www.ambu.com

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ePREOP serves as a vir-

tual preoperative

clinic for subscribing in-

stitutions. This ground-

breaking database driven

system provides a

complete picture of the

patient history while

generating patient

instructions and testing

recommendations.

www.epreop.com

Anesthesia Business Consultants

Susie Wiegand Regional Director of Business Development 5934 Dirac Street San Diego, CA 02122 Direct: 858-945-2232 Fax: 858-453-2403 E-mail: [email protected]

Web site: www.AnesthesiaLLC.com

Anesthesia Business Consultants, LLC (ABC) is the largest

physician billing and practice management company spe-

cializing exclusively in the practice of Anesthesia and pain

management. ABC serves several thousand Anesthesiolo-

gists and CRNAs nationwide.




AACD President’s Notes: ePREOP could be a useful tool for significantly

improving preop processes and perhaps even saving money. Definitely worth

talking to for more information.

OR Director Focus


March 11-13, 2011


http://Www.epreop.com


http://www.anesthesiallc.com

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Simply scan a vial and

SLS provides both

visual and audible

confirmation of the

medication name and

concentration, and

automatically prints

the ready-to-apply

label.

Codonics

Cristy Berg or Nick Galioto 17991 Englewood Drive Middleburg Heights, OH 44130 Direct: 440-243-1198 Fax: 440-243-1334 E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]

Web site: www.SafeLabel.com

Codonics SLS Safe Label System is a complete

solution for safe, compliant, fast labeling of

medication in the operating room, or anywhere

syringes are prepared.




AACD President’s Notes: Syringe and medication errors are a concern in every

OR location. A better system to label syringes which is Joint Commission

compliant could be very useful.

OR Director Focus


March 11-13, 2011




http://www.SafeLabel.com

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With this revolution-

ary HoverMatt® air

transfer system, the

mattress - and the

patient - float on a

cushion of air, so

caregivers can safely

transfer patients with-

out lifting or straining.

HOVERTECH International

Dave Fredrick Eastern Regional Sales Manager 513 S. Clewell Street Bethlehem, PA 18015 Direct: 800-471-2776 Cell: 513-515-8466 Fax: 610-694-9601 E-mail: [email protected]

Web site: www.HoverMatt.com

HoverTech International is the world leader in air-assisted

safe patient handling. Our complete portfolio of patient

transfer, repositioning, and handling products reduces

caregiver injury, while increasing patient comfort and safe-

ty. We are committed to providing innovative solutions to

meet your safe patient handling.




AACD President’s Notes: Nice product that will save nursing injuries from

moving bariatric patients along with some nice built in features.

OR Director Focus


March 11-13, 2011



http://www.HoverMatt.com

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The JED™ provides these benefits:

Assists provider in main-taining an open airway in sedated or anesthetized patients without the need for additional instrumen-tation

Frees medical personnel from the need to hold the jaw manually in sedated patients

When left in place after a procedure, reduces post-operative airway complica-tions

Non-invasive and easy to

use

JED—LMA North America

4660 La Jolla Village Drive, Suite 900 San Diego, CA 92122 800-788-7999 Fax 858-622-4130

www.LMANA.com LMA™ brings you the airway solution for Monitored Anes-thesia Care (MAC) with the JED™ - Jaw Elevation Device from Hypnoz Therapeutic Devices, Inc. This new hands-free solution helps clinicians maintain an open airway dur-ing any procedure in which a patient is sedated and the airway may be compromised. The JED™ assists the clini-cians in performing an optimal jaw thrust, eliminating the need for the clinician to manually maintain the jaw thrust during a procedure. In addition, the JED™ may be left in place as the patient recovers following the procedure, providing an open airway until sedation wears off.




AACD President’s Notes: Seems like this device is the answer to patients who

partially obstruct during “deep” MAC cases and could also be very helpful in the

PACU for perhaps sleepy patients to help keep their airway open. You can

actually buy this onsite to take home with a money back guarantee.

OR Director Focus


March 11-13, 2011


http://www.lmana.com

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Pre-order details: Register now to get your CoPilot VL for only $2,999 when they become available this Spring. Fill out a form on the website and we will notify you when shipping dates have been confirmed and provide you with the information necessary to complete your or-der.

Magaw Medical

MagawMedical.com phone: 855-CoPilot (267-4568)

www.CoPilotVL.com

View + Access + Affordable = CoPilot VL Despite the clearly documented benefits of VL, the high cost of these devices has prevented it from being adopted as the standard of care for airway management. VL also has been perceived as a device reserved for difficult intu-bations, only. Until now




AACD President’s Notes: Seems like a very interesting price for a

VideoLaryngoscope with a disposable blade that also has a channel for a bougie

to help with intubation. Certainly worth looking at to see if this device and

pricepoint could meet your clinical needs. NOTE: Not clinically available yet.

How to PreOrder


March 11-13, 2011


http://www.copilotvl.com

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Acoustic Respiratory Rate:

Masimo Rainbow Acous-tic Monitoring™ noninva-sively and continuously measures respiration rate using an innovative adhesive sensor with an integrated acoustic transducer that is easily and comfortably applied to the patient's neck.

Masimo

Masimo Corporation (HeadQuarters) 40 Parker Irvine, CA 92618 Tel: (949) 297-7000

www.MASIMO.com

Masimo is a global medical technology company that develops and manufactures innovative noninvasive pa-tient monitoring technologies, including medical devic-es and a wide array of sensors. A key medical technolo-gy innovator, Masimo is responsible for the invention of award-winning noninvasive technologies that are revo-lutionizing patient monitoring, including Masimo SET® pulse oximetry, Masimo Rainbow SET® noninvasive and continuous hemoglobin (SpHb®), acoustic respira-tion rate (RRa(tm)), Masimo Patient SafetyNet(tm), and SEDLine® (EEG-based) Brain Function Monitors.




AACD President’s Notes: Masimo has technology reaching from brain function

monitoring to Acoustic Respiratory Rate monitoring. Perhaps the RRa may play

a significant role in Sleep Apnea patients post operative monitoring. The

Masimo Medical Director will be speaking on Sunday in Huntington Beach.

OR Director Focus

AACD 2011

Platinum

Sponsor

http://www.masimo.com

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Developing your own

scheduling can cost

lots of time and money

and perhaps should be

left to the experts who

do it best. Having a

web based schedule is

a definite plus for a

department.

OpenTempo can pro-

vide a free demonstra-

tion of the software

solution for your prac-

tices needs.

OpenTempo

Challenge us with you most difficult scheduling problems, so we may definitively prove that OpenTempo can accommodate your needs before you purchase our system.

Please contact [email protected] or call (888) 735 1789 ext. 1

Web site: www.OpenTempo.com

Key Features - Multi-specialty, multi-facility scheduling - Flexible Role and Shift Scheduling - Vacation Scheduling and Tracking - Room Scheduling by Case and Specialty - User Requests and Self-Scheduling - Customizable Rotating Shifts and Patterns - CRNA/Doctor Cover Ratio Compliance - Time Tracking for Overtime, Flextime, PTO, etc. - Supports Both Private Practices & Academic Hospitals - Fast Web 2.0 System (No installers or plug-ins)




AACD President’s Notes: Looks like a very solid scheduling product and my

friends in academics tell me they like it quite a bit.

OR Director Focus


March 11-13, 2011



http://www.opentempo.com

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The Oracle team will be fresh from their presentations at the HiMMS11: Feel free to ask them about the role of software in ACOs and what specific role these reports and information systems will play for OR Directors.

ORACLE

Shirley Golen Director of Product Strategy Phone: +1 6158917114 Mobile: +1 6153197557 Oracle Health Sciences Global Business Unit 3200 West End Avenue, Suite 500 Nashville, TN 37212

Oracle Healthcare Operating Room Analytics presents information in more than 120 role-based dashboards and reports, including the ability to create ad hoc custom reports, based on pre-defined Key Perfor-mance Indicators (KPIs). The solution can integrate data from a variety of disparate source systems, reducing both the cost and time required to access information.




AACD President’s Notes: This is an excellent opportunity to provide input on

what parameters we would like as a society to be added into the reports from

this software.

OR Director Focus


March 11-13, 2011


tel:+1%206158917114

tel:+1%206153197557

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We are now offering the 4th generation of the C-MAC® system, a video laryngoscope and center of integration for all front-end components that has become a rising star in medicine.

STORZ

www.KarlStorz.com

An instrument is no substitute for a philosophy

In the past 12 years, we have made significant global contributions

to the field of airway management. We have developed scientific

solutions for the expected and unexpected difficult airway as well

as for training and continued education and have implemented

them within algorithms.

After more than 27 years, BONFILS has become a mainstay along-

side the "gold standard", intubation fiberscopes and LED standard

laryngoscopes.

For standard intubation and difficult airway, video laryngoscopy

and flexible fiber optics – the battery-operated monitor is accessed

in seconds, and all data are safely stored in the form of video clips

or images – a true highlight:.




AACD President’s Notes: Excellent products for teaching and patient care.

STORZ has supported the UC Irvine Simulation Center and the STORZ products

will be present there during the tour and reception on Saturday Night.

OR Director Focus


March 11-13, 2011


http://www.karlstorz.com

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Mr. Heiser is the princi-

pal designer of several

widely-used surgery

scheduling software pro-

grams and has led more

than 600 successful con-

sulting projects address-

ing diverse aspects of the

perioperative environ-

ment in the U.S., Canada,

Europe, Asia, and South

America.

Sullivan Healthcare Consulting

Sullivan Healthcare Consulting, Inc. 900 Victors Way, Suite 332 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 (734) 761-7100 (866) 303-8968 Fax (734) 761-6300

Web site: www.SullivanHC.net

Sullivan Healthcare Consulting, Inc. specializes in perioper-ative consulting and implementation management. Randy Heiser, President and CEO, is one of the leading surgery benchmark, scheduling, and management information system consultants on the North American continent.




AACD President’s Notes: Randy Heiser, SHC’s CEO, will be presenting on

Sunday morning in Huntington Beach and is always entertaining and full of

excellent information.

OR Director Focus

AACD 2011

Corporate

Sponsor

http://www.sullivanhc.net

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Recent Publications:

Better Bargaining Is Lever-

aged by Better Performance

Published by Anesthesiology

News, September, 2009

Author: Lee Hedman

Making the Case for

Anesthesia Support

Published by Anesthesiology

News, October, 2008

Author: Jeffry Peters

Surgical Directions

Corporate Headquarters Surgical Directions, LLC 541 North Fairbanks Court, Suite 2740 Chicago, Illinois 60611 tel 312.239.2963 fax 312.396.5419 [email protected]

Web site: www.SurgicalDirections.com

Let Surgical Directions help you develop the perioperative and anesthesia departments you need to gain the case volume and profit you de-serve! A smooth running OR increases surgeon satisfaction, and significantly impacts hospitals' financial performance. Surgical Directions is your solution for perioperative process challenges:

Perioperative Assessments and Implementations

Block Scheduling Preoperative Patient Throughput

Surgical Services Leadership Mentoring and Training Anesthesia Practice Assessments, Management and Turnarounds

Anesthesia Revenue Cycle Management




AACD President’s Notes: Jeff Peters MBA has been a frequent speaker at the

AACD annual meeting (along with presenting on the AACD panel at the NYPGA

in Dec 2010) and will be presenting a workshop on Saturday in Huntington

Beach.

OR Director Focus

AACD 2011

Silver Sponsor

http://anesthesiologynews.com/index.asp?section_id=3&show=dept&ses=ogst&issue_id=555&article_id=13766





http://www.surgicaldirections.com

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―In making the decision

to partner with SIS, it was

important that we consid-

er facility and user prefer-

ences, while meeting the

organization’s overall

technology and economic

goals. It needed to be

highly flexible. The an-

swer was SIS.‖

Jack Hueter, former CIO-

Catholic Healthcare East

Surgical Information Systems

Corporate Headquarters and Mailing Address: Surgical Information Systems, LLC 11605 Haynes Bridge Road, Suite 200 Alpharetta, GA 30009 Main Telephone: 800-930-0895 Fax: 678-507-1616

SIS offers a comprehensive, fully integrated surgery and anesthesia information system that resides on a single database. Uniquely designed to add value at every point of the perioperative process, the SIS solution – which encompasses superior products and a services portfolio that includes SIS Academy and optimization assessments allowing you to improve patient safety, optimize revenue, reduce costs and ensure compliance.




AACD President’s Notes: The SIS information system is the system utilized at

UC Irvine with multiple speakers in the Saturday Workshop Technology Track

that will be familiar with the deployment and utilization of this system.

OR Director Focus

AACD 2011

Silver Sponsor

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Dan Krupka, Principal and Founder: Dan is a leading expert on patient flow

through the perioperative system and its impact on a hospital’s finan-cial results. He has published two articles on operating room perfor-mance and economics in peer-reviewed medical journals, and has conducted seminars on maximizing the benefits from technology invest-ments in the perioperative system.

Peter Logue, Principal and Founder: Peter is a medical de-vice and healthcare services ex-

ecutive. He is an innovator with a track record of successfully conceiv-ing and launching innovative medi-cal devices and pioneering new healthcare and consulting services.

Twin Peaks

40 Winthrop Street Lexington, MA 02421

Dan Krupka Managing Principal (781) 862-8526 Peter Logue Manager, Business Development (617) 334-8009

www.TwinPeaksGroup.com Twin Peaks Group works with hospitals and ambula-tory surgical centers that are committed to achiev-ing outstanding performance. Our clients seek better surgical outcomes, increased throughput and increased financial performance from their periop-erative and periprocedural systems.




AACD President’s Notes: This consultant group focuses on the implementation

of technology in the healthcare environment. Dan Krupka will also be a co-

presenter concerning information on hospital architecture and patient flow

during the Saturday workshops.

About Twin Peaks


March 11-13, 2011


http://www.twinpeaksgroup.com

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2011 Academic Partners



The Anesthesiology Team at UC Irvine served as the host institution of the 2011

AACD program. Dr. Zeev Kain, Chair.

The Vanderbilt Anesthesiology Team developed the New Clinical

Director’s Academy. Dr. Warren Sandberg, Chair.

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