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Appendix C: Workshop Agenda
Pages 87-92

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From page 87...
... 0 How can the voice and experiences of TBI survivors be more integrated into the development of health informa tion exchange systems? 0 Based on the voices and experiences of TBI survivors, what recommendations should health care providers and policy makers consider to ensure that TBI patients receive cohesive and coordinated care?
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From page 88...
... • Discuss the anticipated trajectory of learning health systems over the coming years, and how they can transform the over all health care landscape. • Review how the NASEM 2022 consensus report, Traumatic Brain Injury: A Roadmap for Accelerating Progress pro vides recommendations for care and research improvements involving learning health systems.
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From page 89...
... 0 What partnerships are needed to help learning health care systems implement evidence-based care delivery innovations? 0 What strategies are needed to ensure that data drives policy, and that policy drives continuous improvement in care and research systems?
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From page 90...
... 0 What are the key lessons learned? 1:00 SESSION INTRODUCTIONS Nsini Umoh, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke 1:05 EXEMPLARS OF LEARNING HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS IN TBI Jennifer Bogner, Ohio State University Medical Center Joseph Giacino, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital and Harvard Medical School Katharine Stout, Department of Defense 1:55 MODERATED DISCUSSION/AUDIENCE Q&A 2:40 BREAK SESSION 6: DATA CAPTURE, SURVEILLANCE, AND SUPPORTING COMMUNITY-BASED CARE Session Objectives: • Understand how the CDC performs data capture and surveil lance to inform public health strategies and support commu nity-based care.
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From page 91...
... 3:20 LEARNING HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED CARE Rebeccah Wolfkiel, National Association of State Head Injury Administrators (moderator) Christiane Miller, Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services 3:40 LEARNING HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS FOR TBI IN THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS Joel Scholten, Department of Veterans Affairs (moderator)
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From page 92...
... 4:20 SESSION INTRODUCTION Monique Pappadis, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (virtual) 4:25 PATIENT/PROVIDER EDUCATION, RESOURCE FACILITATION, AND SYSTEMS CAPACITY BUILDING IN COMMUNITY FOR BRAIN INJURY Peggy Reisher, Brain Injury Alliance of Nebraska 4:40 MODERATED DISCUSSION/AUDIENCE Q&A 4:50 CONCLUDING REMARKS Corinne Peek-Asa, University of California, San Diego; Workshop Chair; Cochair, Forum on Traumatic Brain Injury 5:00 ADJOURN PREPUBLICATION COPY -- Uncorrected Proofs
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