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SCOAP & Spine COAP 2019 Annual Meeting – Tuesday, June 11th, 2019<\/h3>\n

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\nJoin us and your colleagues for the 12th Annual SCOAP & Spine COAP Meeting on Tuesday, June 11th, 2019! The conference will again be held at The Port of Seattle Conference Center at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport\u00a0in conjunction with the other FHCQ Clinical Quality programs. The COAP conference will take place on Wednesday, June 12, and the OB COAP conference will take place on Thursday, June 13, 2019.<\/span>
\nREGISTRATION will be available here in early Spring. Please check with your site primary contact before registering, as each site has a limited number of free registrations (these will go fast!).
\nSCOAP will be offering a variety of continuing education credits again this year. A conference agenda will also be available here in the next few weeks.
\nThe key to the success of SCOAP and Spine COAP is the active participation of member organizations. We really need the input of surgeons, QI directors, data abstractors, and administration if we are to succeed in improving the quality of surgical care overall. We have no doubt that the day will educate and inspire. Please plan to stay the entire day.
\nWe look forward to having you join us! If you have any questions regarding the conference, please email AskSCOAP@qualityhealth.org<\/a>.
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\n[learn_more caption =”2018 Annual Meeting”]<\/p>\n

SCOAP 2018 Annual Retreat<\/h3>\n

The SCOAP Planning Committee would like to extend a big Thank You to those that participated in the 11th Annual SCOAP Statewide Meeting on Thursday, June 14th, at The Port of Seattle Conference Center at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport\u00a0in conjunction with the other FHCQ Clinical Quality programs.
\nWe had a terrific agenda again this year, including a great keynote speaker, John Lauber, PhD, previously a member of the National Traffic Safety Board (NTSB) and SVP for safety worldwide at Airbus who spoke regarding lessons learned and the human factor in the airline and railroad industries with regards to safety. As well, Greg Marchand, Director of Benefits Policy and Strategy at Boeing, summarized his thoughts and priorities with regards to employees\u2019 health.
\nDrs. Rick Thirlby and Arman Dagal provided SCOAP\u2019s \u201cyear in review.\u201d Experts in the field also reviewed the latest information on smoking cessation and the opioid crisis. Dr. David Flum, in his usual inspirational way, took us on a trip looking at future SCOAP initiatives. The Spine COAP team\u2019s new leadership\u2014Medical Director, Dr. Arman Dagal, and Management Committee Chair, Dr. J.C. Leveque reviewed the exciting changes in the Spine COAP community. the day also included updates from the BREE collaborative and an update from the Michigan Surgical Quality Collaborative.
\nWe offered a variety of continuing education credits (CME, CNE, and CPHQ) this year. Please let us know if you did not receive your certificate of attendance. Email AskSCOAP@qualityhealth.org<\/a> with any questions.
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\n[learn_more caption =”2017 Annual Meeting”]<\/p>\n

SCOAP 2017 Annual Retreat<\/h3>\n

The SCOAP Planning Committee would like to extend a big Thank You to those that participated in the 10th Annual SCOAP Statewide Meeting on Wednesday, June 7th, at The Port of Seattle Conference Center at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport\u00a0in conjunction with the other FHCQ Clinical Quality programs.
\nWe offered a variety of continuing education credits (CME, CNE, and CPHQ) this year. Please let us know if you did not receive your certificate of attendance. Email AskSCOAP@qualityhealth.org<\/a> with any questions.
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\n[learn_more caption =”2016 Annual Meeting”]<\/p>\n

SCOAP 2016 Annual Retreat<\/h3>\n

Thank you for participating in the 9th Annual SCOAP Statewide Meeting on Wednesday, June 8th, at the Seattle Airport Marriott<\/a>!
\nWe offered a variety of continuing education credits (CME, CNE, and CPHQ) this year. Please let us know if you did not receive your certificate of attendance. Email AskSCOAP@qualityhealth.org<\/a> with any questions.
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\n[learn_more caption =”2015 Annual Meeting”]<\/p>\n

SCOAP 2015 Annual Retreat<\/h3>\n

Thank you for participating in the Eighth Annual SCOAP Statewide Meeting on Wednesday, June 10th, at the Seattle Airport Marriott<\/a>!
\nWe offered a variety of continuing education credits (CME, CNE, and CPHQ) this year. Please let us know if you did not receive your certificate of attendance. Email AskSCOAP@qualityhealth.org<\/a> with any questions.
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\n[learn_more caption =”2014 Annual Meeting”]<\/p>\n

SCOAP 2014 Annual Retreat<\/h3>\n

Thank you for participating in the Seventh Annual SCOAP Statewide Meeting on Wednesday, June 4th, at the Hilton Seattle Airport and Conference Center<\/a>! We hope the day-long event exceeded your expectations and provided you with an opportunity to interact with SCOAP members as we continue to work to improve the care of the surgical patient.
\nPlease take a moment to complete our online evaluation<\/a> so that we may endeavor to better serve your needs for next year\u2019s conference. (Do note: For those wishing to obtain CNE credit for this event, you must fill out an evaluation, including your name, contact information, and license number; CME participants may contact SCOAP directly for their certificate.)
\nEmail AskSCOAP@qualityhealth.org<\/a> with any questions.
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\n[learn_more caption =”2013 Annual Meeting”]<\/p>\n

SCOAP 2013 Annual Retreat<\/h3>\n

Thank you for joining us and your colleagues for the exciting, inspiring and informative Sixth Annual SCOAP Statewide Retreat on Friday, June 14, 2013 at Campbell’s Resort in beautiful Lake Chelan<\/a>.
\nIn addition to the “Year in Review” with focus on accomplishments and milestones, the agenda included presentations to illustrate how we can improve the quality of surgical care – including a discussion regarding evidence based medicine and best practices, as well as how SCOAP and CERTAIN partner together to build a learning healthcare system.
\nThe luncheon session will took place with Mr. Oliver Luck speaking to the group about football and healthcare.
\nWe continued with current hot topics in research and development and followed up with breakout sessions for Vascular, Spine, and the Colorectal groups to discuss how to drive best practice. \u00a0Also included was a workgroup for data abstractors\/QI staff to learn how to ‘deep dive’ into their data.
\nWe wrapped up the day with Patrick Mendenhall, co-author of “Beyond the Checklist: What Else Healthcare Can Learn from Aviation Teamwork and Safety.”
\nIf you have any questions please contact Alice Marshall<\/a> at 206-682-2811×10
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\n[learn_more caption =”2012 Annual Statewide Meeting”]<\/p>\n

SCOAP 2012 Annual Retreat<\/h3>\n

The Foundation for Health Care Quality<\/a> and SCOAP’s Advisory Board would like to thank the 110+ SCOAP surgeons, data abstractors, quality improvement professionals and SCOAP staff members<\/strong> who joined us from hospitals and clinics across Washington State at this year’s exciting, inspiring and informative Fifth Annual SCOAP Statewide Retreat on May 14th at the Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center.
\nIn addition to the \u201cYear in Review\u201d with focus on accomplishments and milestones, the agenda included presentations to keep us ahead of the curve-on the cutting edge of QI in care of the surgical patient – including an introduction to the \u201cStrong for Surgery\u201d initiative with a focus on perioperative nutritional support, an update on Medicare, and a look to future trends and directions. A combined luncheon session with the other FHCQ programs took place with Governor Christine Gregoire and members of the Bree Collaborative to hear them speak about the future of health care quality in Washington State. Breakout sessions included a session on how to drive best practice, as well as a workgroup for data abstractors\/QI staff.<\/p>\n

Selected Sessions<\/h3>\n