 This year,
we head to Gordon Moore’s
hometown, Rochester, New York.
The conference will be held at
the
Rochester Academy of Medicine,
a beautiful stately mansion
built in the 1800’s.
IMP Camp
2008 is partially funded by a
grant thanks to Gordon’s hard
work and by lots of IMP sweat
equity.
Registration Includes:
Early
Bird Registration (before
April 1): $125
Regular
Conference Fee (on or after
April 1): $150
Meals
included: Friday lunch and
dinner, Sat. breakfast and
lunch, and snacks.
Transport from airport to
hotel provided by hotel.
Shuttles (for inclement
weather) (or walking 1 ¼
miles) to conference, so you
probably won’t need to rent
a car unless you have
special needs. If you
choose to stay in another
hotel, shuttle to conference
is not guaranteed.
Each
participant will receive an IMP
shirt to help spread the word.
(Wear it everywhere: other
conferences, meetings, casual
days in the office…)
CME Credit
of 20 hours for Friday and
Saturday will be available.
Conference
starts first thing Friday
morning, so please arrange to
arrive Thursday evening.
Friday, June 20th
|
Time |
Session |
|
8:30-9:30 |
Opening Plenary:
Overview of Ideal
Medical Practice--Gordon
Moore |
|
9:30-10:15 |
Intro to IMP Mentors and
the Camp Agenda |
|
10:15–10:30 |
Break |
|
10:30-11:15 |
Patient Centered Care
and How to Improve Care
in Your Practice |
|
11:15–11:30 |
Break |
|
11:30-1:00 |
Café Session I (Buffet
lunch) - see topics
below |
|
1:00–1:15 |
Break |
|
1:15–2:45 |
Café Session II - see
topics below |
|
2:45–3:00 |
Break |
|
3:00–4:30 |
Café Session III -
see topics below |
|
4:45–5:15 |
Wrap-Up of the Day and
Sign-ups for Breakfast
Round Tables |
|
5:30–8:00 |
Buffet Dinner with
informal evening
work-shops
|
Café Topics
-
Weaving a Low Cost Web of
Tech Support
-
Using “How’s Your Health?”
-
Practice Efficiency
-
Everything You Wanted to
Know about Computers in your
IMP (simple maintenance,
setting up dual monitors,
and more) -
Lou Spikol, MD
-
Virtual Visits
-
Alternative Financials
Models
-
How to Start an IMP
-
Access (microsystems/team/on
call/vacations)
-
Finances: accounting
software, billing pearls,
how to scrub claims
Saturday, June 21st
|
Time |
Session |
|
7:30–9:15 |
Breakfast Round Table
Meetings
- How to track
your patients’
preventive care
- Starting an IMP
directly out of
Residency
- Teaching
Residents and
Students How to IMP
- Group visits
- Solving the
daily problems of
working alone (the
little things:
doing procedures
without an
assistant, who sets
up consults, doing
prior
authorizations,
disposing of sharps,
all that stuff)
|
|
9:30-10:00 |
Welcome back and Group
Assignments
|
|
10:00–12:00 |
Small Group Break-Out
Sessions I
Saturday will be focused
on interaction and
mentoring with smaller
work groups.
IMP
Mentors and other
attendees will be
available to discuss
your IMP, whether in the
planning or functioning
stage. Each attendee
will complete a one page
"plan for my ideal
practice" with specific
steps to initiate on
return home.
|
|
12:15–2:15 |
Small Group Break-Out
Sessions II (Buffet
Lunch)
|
|
2:30–4:30 |
Small Group Break-Out
Sessions III
|
|
4:30–5:00 |
Conference Wrap-Up
|
|
Evening |
Dinner on your own and
the
Rochester Jazz Festival
|
Bonus:
virtual tours of successful IMP
practices around the country and
how to make YouTube videos for
your patients.
2008
IMP Mentors
| |
|
|
Jean Antonucci, MD |
Farmington, ME |
|
John Brady, MD |
Newport News, VA |
|
Scott Clemensen, MD |
Canandaigua, NY |
|
Michelle Eads, MD |
Woodland Park, CO |
|
Sharon McCoy George, MD |
Irvine, CA |
|
Nancy Guinn, MD |
Albuquerque, NM |
|
Lynn Ho, MD |
N.
Kingstown, RI |
|
L. Gordon Moore, MD |
Rochester, NY |
|
