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1986 COTH SPRING MEETINGMay 7-9, 1986

Wyndham Franklin Plaza HotelPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

WEDNESDAY, May 7

4:00-6:30pm

6:30-7:15pm

7:30pm

THURSDAY, May 8

7:15-8:00am

REGISTRATION

RECEPTION

DINNER

In Recognition ofJohn A. D. Cooper, M.D.

Russell Nelson, MDMark Russell

REGISTRATION andContinental Breakfast

8:00am-12:15pm MORNING SESSION

PresidingC. Thomas SmithPresident, Yale-New Haven

HospitalCOTH Chairman

New Thoughts on TeachingHospitals

"Hospitals and EconomicIncentives: A View from theProPAC Chairman"Stuart H. Altman, PhDDean and Sol C. Chaikin

Professor of National HealthPolicy

Heller Graduate SchoolBrandeis University

"The Relationships BetweenSeverity, Intensity, and Qualityof Care"Paul M. Gertman, MDVice ChairmanCAREMARK, Inc.

"Challenging the ConventionalWisdom: Teaching Hospitalsand Graduate MedicalEducation Studies"Myles LashNational Director of HealthCare

Arthur Young & Co.

"Managing Resources UsingDRG's"Robert E. LindseyDirector for OperationsDepartment of Medicine and

SurgeryVeterans Administration

"The Teaching Hospital:Looking Behind the Averages"Richard A. BermanExecutive Vice PresidentNew York University Medical

Center

12:30-2:00pm LUNCH

2:00-5:00pm AFTERNOON SESSION

PresidingSheldon S. KingPresident, Stanford University

HospitalCOTH Immediate PastChairman

The Patient, the Physician, andthe New Technology

"Transplantation and theEmerging Technology"John S. Najarian, MDRegents' Professor andChairman

Department of SurgeryUniversity of Minnesota

Medical School

"New Technology and thePhysician"William A. Nolen, MDChairman, Department of

SurgeryLitchfield Clinic

"The Patient's Orientation"R. Jack PowellExecutive DirectorParalyzed Veterans of America

6:00-8:00pm RECEPTIONThe Franklin Institute

Courtesy of Delaware ValleyCOTH Member Institutions

FRIDAY, May 9

7:30-8:00am Continental Breakfast

8:00-10:30am PresidingSpencer Foreman, MDPresident, Sinai Hospital of

BaltimoreCOTH Chairman-Elect

Leading and Managing in theFuture

"Looking at the UncertainFuture"Robert J. Blendon, ScDSenior Vice PresidentThe Robert Wood Johnson

Foundation

"Employer Use of MedicalInformation Systems to ManageHealth Costs: Ford MotorCompany Informed DialogueProgram"

Jack K. SheltonManager, Employee Insurance

DepartmentThe Ford Motor Company

David J. ChinskyDomestic Insurance AnalystThe Ford Motor Company

Ernest G. LudyPresidentMEDSTAT Systems, Inc.

11:00am- COTH Business Meeting12:00noon

COTH ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD.1986-1987

Spencer Foremait, MDChairman

J. Robert Buchanan, MD'Chairman-Elect

C. Thomas SmithIMmediate Past Chairman

John E. IvesSecretary

MEMBERS

Term Expiring 1987Gordon M. Derzon

James J. Mongan, MDC. Edward Schwartz

Term Expiring 1988Larry L. Mathis

Charles M. O'Brien, Jr.Raymond G. Schultze, MD

Term Expiring 1989Jerome B. Grossman, MD. William H. Johnson, Jr.

Barbara A. Small

Executive Council Representative °Gary Gambuti

COTH 1987 SPRING MEETINGPLANNING COMMITTEE

James J. Mongan, MD, ChairmanExecutive Director

Truman Medical CenterKansas City, Missouri

Paul F. Griner, MDGeneral Director

Strong Memorial HospitalRochester, New York°

David H. HittPresident

Methodist Hospital of DallasDallas, Texas

Delanson Y. HopkinsPresident

Rhode Island HospitalProvidence, Rhode Island

Barbara A. SmallMedical Center DirectorVeterans Administration

Medical CenterSan Diego, California

Michael R. StringerDirector, Hospital and Clinics

University of California, San Diego,Medical Center

San Diego, California

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1987 COTH SPRING MEETINGMay 13-15, 1987Fairmont HotelDallas, Texas

WEDNESDAY, MAY 134:00-6:30p Registration

AN INFORMAL EVENING WITHROBERT G. PETERSDORF, MDAAMC President

6:30-7:00p Cocktails

7:00-10:00p Dinner

THURSDAY, MAY 147:15-8:00a Registration and Continental

Breakfast

8:00a-12:15p Morning Session

PresidingSpencer Foreman, MDPresidentMontefiore Medical CenterCOTH Chairman

ASSESSING AND MARKETINGQUALITY OF CARE

"The Rand/UCLA Approach toAssessing Quality of Care"

David H. Solomon, MDProfessor of MedicineAssociate Director, Multicampus

Division of Geriatric MedicineUniversity of California, Los

Angeles, School of Medicine

"Variations in Admission Rates:The Meaning for QualityAssessment"

Philip Caper, MDPresidentCodman Research Group

Coffee Break

"The JCAH Agenda for Change:Implications for Hospital CEO's"

Dennis S. O'Leary, MDPresidentJoint Commission on

Accreditation of Hospitals

"Marketing Medical Center Quality"

Henry J. WerronenPresidentWerronen Company, Inc.

12:30-2:00p Luncheon

2:00-5:00p PAYING PHYSICIANS:CHANGES AND THEIRIMPLICATIONS FORHOSPITALS

PresidingJ. Robert Buchanan, MDGeneral DirectorMassachusetts General HospitalCOTH Chairman-Elect

"Emerging Perspectives on Paymentfor Physician Services"

Paul B. Ginsburg, PhDExecutive DirectorPhysician Payment ReviewCommission

"Evolving Faculty Relationshipswith Hospitals and Health CareCorporations"

Robert M. Heyssel, MDPresidentThe Johns Hopkins Health System

"Taking the Pulse of thePracticing Physician"

James S. Todd, MDSenior Deputy Executive Vice

PresidentAmerican Medical Association

6:00-7:30p ReceptionDallas Museum of Art

Courtesy of Texas COTHMember Institutions

FRIDAY, MAY 157:30-8:00a Continental Breakfast

8:00-10:30a PresidingC. Thomas SmithPresidentYale-New Haven HospitalCOTH Immediate Past Chairman

THE DEVELOPINGENVIRONMENT FORACADEMIC MEDICINE

"Looking Ahead at AmericanHealth Care"

Roy Amara, PhDPresidentThe Institute for the Future

"How Academic Medical CentersCope with Harsh Environments"

Albert P. Williams, PhDSenior EconomistThe Rand Corporation

Coffee Break

10:30a-12:0On Staff Reports on AAMC Activities

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REGISTRATION FEE IS $250 per individual.An additional $50.00 will be charged if you plan to bring a guest (e.g., spbuse) to the food functions.

Registration fee is NOT refundable if cancellation is received AFTER May 8, 1987.

MAKE CHECK PAYABLE to tlfe, Association of American Medical Colleges and return with this form to:

Melissa H. Wubbold/Clinical ServicesAssociation of American Medical CollegesOne Dupont Circle, NW—Suite #200Washington, DC 20036 -

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MEETING REGISTRATION FORM COTH SPRING MEETINGMay 13-15, 1987Fairmont HotelDallas, TX

MEETING ATTENDEE

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Title

Institution

Address

Telephone

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COTH 1980 SPRING MEETINGPLANNING COMMITTEE

Earl J. Frederick, ChairmanPresidentThe Children's.Memorial HospitalChicago, Illinois

B. Fred BrownHosphal DirectorVeterans Administrati9n Medical centerDurham North Carolina,

Irwin 'GoldbergExecutive-DirectorMontefiore, HospitalPittsburgh, Pennsylvapia

William B. Kerr ,Director of Hospitals and ClinicsUniversity of California HospitalsSan Francisco, California

Richard L. Sejnost-Executive, Vice President .Harper-Gpce HospitalsDetroit, Michigan ,

COTH ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD, 1979-80

John W. Colloton, Chairman

Stuart J. Marylander, Chairman-Elect

'RobertI. Heyssel, MD, Immediate Past Chairman

Mitchell T. Rabkin, MD, Secretary

MEMBERSTerm expiring 1980

James W. Bartlett, MDMalcom RandallElliott C. Roberts

Term expiring 1981

Dennis R. BarryMark S. L,evitanRobert K. Match, MD

Term expiring 1982

Fred J. CowellRobert E. FrankEarl J. Frederick

Ex Officio Member

John A. Rejnertsen •

Association of AmericanMedical Colleges

COUNCIL-OF TEACHING,HOSPITALS

SPRING MEETING1980 -

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COUNCIL OF TEACHING HOSPITALSSPRING MEETING

May 14-1,0, 1980

Brown Palace HotelDenver, Colorado

AFTERNOON AND EVENING, MaY 14

:00-600 p.m. REGISTRATION

6:00-7:00 p.m. OPENING ̀SESSION—Ballroom A

WELCOME,John W. CollolonChairman, Council of Teaching Hospitals

KEYNOTE ADDRESS'"CAN TEACHING HOSPITALS SURVIVE IN APRICE COMPETITIVE MEDICAL CAREWORLD?"Paul Ellwood, MD, President, InterStudy

7:00 p.m. COCKTAILS AND DINNER

MORNING SESSION, May 15—Ballroom A

• PRESIDINGJohn W. CollotonDirector & Assistant to the President for HealthServicesUniversity of Iowa-Hospitals & Clinics

8:00-8:40 a.m. "COST IMPLICATIONS OFCURRENT HEALTH MANPOWER POLICY"Christopher C. Fordham, III, MDChancellorUniversity of North Carolina

8:40-9:20 a.m. "FINANCING MEDICAL EDU-CATION: IT'S IMPACT ON THE TEACHINGHOSPITAL"Edward J. Stemmler, MD,Dean, The University of PennsylvaniaSchool of Medicine

9:20-9:40 a.m. COFFEE BREAK

9:40-10:20 a.m. "SELF-SUPPORTING ACA-DEMIC PHYSICIANS: THE LATENT ISSUESFOR MEDICAL PRACTICE PLANS"D. Kay Clawson, MD, DeanUniversity of Kentucky College of Medicine

10:20-11:00 a.m 1 "NEW SCHOOLS AND ESTAB-LISHED HOSPITALS: A PERSPECTIVE ONTHE RELATIONSHIP"Richard H. Moy, MDDean and Provost ,Southern Illinois University School of Medicine

11:00-12:00 p.m. ' "LIVING IN THE EIGHTIES:WHERE DO WE FIT?"Julius.R. Krevans, MDDean, School of MedicineUniversity of California, San Ftancisco

12:00-1:30 p.m. " BUFFET LUNCHEON

AFTERNOON SESSION, May 15PLENARY SESSION

PRESIDING' Robert M. Heyssel, MD

Executive Vice President and DirectorThe Johns Hopkins Hospital

-\1:45-3:00 p.m. "PHYSICIAN REIMBURSE-

MENT ISSUES IN THE HOSPITAL-BASEDGROUP PRACTICE SETTING"Jack C. Wood, AttorneyWood, Lucksinger & EpsteinHouston, Texas

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

3:15-4:30 p.m. "HEALTH CARE INFORMATIONSYSTEMS WITHIN THE VA"Lawrence M. Klainer, MD, Program Manager'VA Central Office

"MULTILEVEL CARE: WHAT, WHY, HOWAND WHEN IN THE VETERANS ADMINIS-TRATION"Thomas B. Watt, Jr., MD, DeputyPlanning and Program DevelopmentVA Central Office -

3:15-4:30 p.m. "BED REDUCTION , UNDERSTATE LEGISLATION: THE MICHIGAN EX-PERIENCE"Myron E. Wegman, MDChairman, Michigan Commission on Reduction ofExcess Hospital Bed CapacityDean Emeritus, School of Public HealthUniversity of Michigan

3:15-4:30 p.m. "THIRD PARTY PRESSURE ONTHE ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTER: THESTANFORD STORY" .Peter J. Levin, ScD, Executive DirectorStanford University HoSpit

3:15-4:30 p.m. • "AN ENTERPRISE APPROACHTO MANAGING THE HOSPITAL OUTPATIENTDEPARTMENT"Jerome H. Grossman, MD, PresidentNew England Medical Center -

MORNING SESSION, May 16--rBallroom A'

PRESIDINGStuart J. Marylander, PresidentCedarsz,Sinai Medical Center

8:30-9:15 a.m. "FOLLOWING UP ON THERECOMMENDATIONS MADE AT THE 1979SPRING MEETING"—Perspectives of the Membership Steering Corn-.

mitteeMark S. Levitan, Executive Director

' Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Staff Accomplishments and PlansJames D. Bentley, PhDAssistant DirectorDepartment of Teaching Hospitals, AAMC

9:15-10:00 a.m. "FITTING. PAYMENTS TO THEHOSPITALS PRODUCT: THE MEDICARE,PERSPECTIVE".Judith R. Lave, PhDDirector, Office of ResearchHealth Care Financing Administration (DHEW)

10:00-10:30 a.m. COFFEE BREAK

10:30-11:15 a.m. "CASE MIX REIMBURSEMENT:NEW JERSEY'S APPROACH TO ASSESSINGTHE IMPACT"J. Joel May, Executive Vice President' Health Care Research & Education Trust of NJ

11:15-12:00 p.m. "DIAGNOSTIC GROUPING ANDMANAGEMENT: CHANGING THE QUES-TIONS FACED"

- Robert B. Fetter, PhDProfessor, Yale University C

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COTH ADMIINIISTRATIVE OA ID 1988 COTH SPRING MEETING1987-1988 PLANNING COMMITTEE

J. Robert Buchanan, MDChairman

Gary GambutiChairman-Elect

Spencer Foreman, MDImmediate Past Chairman

John E. IvesSecretary

MEMBERS

Term Expiring 1988Larry L. Mathis

Charles M. O'Brien, Jr.Raymond G. Schultze, MD

Term Expiring 1989Jerome H. Grossman, MDWilliam H. Johnson, Jr.

Barbara A. Small

Term Expiring 1990Leo M. Henikoff, MD

Max PollC. Edward Schwartz

Executive Council RepresentativeJames J. Mongan, MD

Raymond G. Schultze, MD, ChairUniversity of California,

Los Angeles, Medical Center

Frank A. ButlerUniversity of Kentucky

Medical Center

Phillip C. DutcherHurley Medical Center

David J. HandelIndiana University Hospitals

C. Wayne HawkinsVeterans AdministrationMedical Center, Dallas

H. Richard Nesson, MDBrigham and Women's Hospital

Norman B. UrmyVanderbilt University Hospital

COTHSPRING MEETING

1988

May 11-13, 1988New York Hilton HotelNew York, New York

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The New York HiltonNew York, New York

WEDNESDAY, May 11

5:00-6:30p REGISTRATION

6:30-7:30p OPENING SESSION

PresidingJ Robert Buchanan, MDCOTH ChairmanMassachusetts General Hospital

KEYNOTE SPEAKERThe Honorable Edward I. KochMayor, New York City

7:30-10:00p COCKTAILS AND DINNER

THURSDAY, May 12

7:00-8:00a REGISTRATION ANDCONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:00a-12:15p MORNING SESSION

PresidingGary GambutiCOTH Chairman-ElectSt. Luke's-Roosevelt

Hospital Center

THE NURSING SHORTAGE—EXPLORING OPTIONSAND DEVELOPMENTS

8:15-9:00a "The Nursing Profession:Addressing lbday's ProblemsWhile Preparing for Tomorrow"

Vivian E. DeBack, RN, PhDDirector, National Commissionon Nursing ImplementationProject

9:00-10:15a "Primary Nursing and ItsAttraction for Nurses"

Joyce C. Clifford, RN, MSNVice President for Nursingand Nurse-in-Chief

Beth Israel Hospital, Boston

10:30a-12:0On

12:15-1:45p

2:00-5:00p

2:00-3:00p

'Attracting and RetainingNurses in a Small CityMedical Center"

Barbara A. Donahoe, RN, MAVice President for Nursingand Patient Services

Shands Hospital, Gainesville

"Does the Nursing EducationModel Fit Nursing ServiceRoles and Expectations?"

Sheila A. Ryan, RN, PhDDean, School of NursingUniversity of Rochester

COFFEE BREAK

BREAKOUT SESSION ONTHE NURSING SHORTAGE

LUNCHEON

A Report to the Membership

Robert G. Petersdorj; MDPresidentAssociation of American

Medical Colleges

J Robert Buchanan, MDCOTH Chairman

AFTERNOON SESSION

PresidingSpencer Foreman, MDCOTH Immediate PastChairman

Montefiore Medical Center

JOINT COMMISSIONSURVEYS: ASSESSINGQUALITY USINGEDUCATIONAL ANDRESEARCH ACTIVITIES

"The Joint CommissionProject on SurveyingAcademic Medical Centers"

Donald W AvantVice President for AccreditationJoint Commission on the

Accreditation ofHealthcare Organizations

Paul I Sanazaro, MDField RepresentativeJoint Commission on the

Accreditation ofHealthcare Organizations

3:00-4:00p PARTICIPANT REVIEWSOF THE JOINTCOMMISSION STUDY

'A Surveyor's View"

Barbara J. McNeil, MDProfessor of Radiology and

Clinical EpidemiologyHarvard Medical School

'A Clinician's View"

J. Durwood Bradley, MDChief of StaffUniversity of Alabamaat Birmingham

'A Hospital CEO's View"

John A. ReinertsenExecutive DirectorUniversity of Utah Hospital

4:00-5:00p MEMBERSHIP DISCUSSIONOF THE JOINTCOMMISSION STUDY

6:30-8:00p COTH MEMBERSHIPRECEPTION

Sponsored by the NewYork City Members of theCouncil of Teaching Hospitals

FRIDAY, MAY 13

7:00-8:00a CONTINENTALBREAKFAST

8:00-9:00a MORNING SESSION

PresidingRobert Buchanan, MD

COTH Chairman

'AIDS: Ethical Responsi-bilities in the Face of anEpidemic"

Abigail Zuger, MDAttending Physician,AIDS Treatment Evaluation

UnitNew York University

Medical Center

9:00-11:00a COTH MEMBERSHIPMEETING

Update on AAMC Activities

"The AAMC Committeeon AIDS"

Robert F. Jones, PhDDirector, AAMCSection for Institutional

Studies

11:00a

"The AAMC Committeeon Implications of PhysicianSupply Issues for Residentand Fellow Education"

Calvin BlandSt. Christopher's Hospital

for Children

Staff Report andLegislative Update

"Federal Budget andMedicare Developments"

Richard M Knapp, PhDAAMC Sr. Vice President

"The CommonwealthStudy of Teaching Hospitals"

James D. Bentley, PhDAAMC Vice President for

Clinical Services

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COTH SPRING MEETINGMay 11-13, 1988The New York HiltonNew York, NY

MEETING ATTENDEE

Name

Title

Institution

Address

Telephone

(Please complete ALL of the above information.)

REGISTRATION INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE OF THIS FORM

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REGISTRATION FEE IS $250 per individual.An additional $75.00 will be charged if you plan to bring a guest (e.g., spouse) to the food functions.

Registration fee is NOT refundable if cancellation is received AFTER May 6, 1988. All cancellations must bein writing.

MAKE CHECK PAYABLE to the Association of American Medical Colleges and return with this form to:

Melissa H. Wubbold/Clinical ServicesAssociation of American Medical CollegesOne Dupont Circle, NW—Suite #200Washington, DC 20036

Enclosed is a check for $250 to register meeting attendee.Enclosed is a check for $325 to register meeting attendee and fee for guest to attend the foodfunctions.

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PURPOSE

The 1989 COTH Spring Meeting is organized to providethe chief executive officers of COTH member institutionswith an opportunity:

• To learn about and discuss issues affecting the patientcare, educational and research, organizational, andfinancial missions of member hospitals;

• To share experiences and insights with colleagues inleadership positions at other COTH institutions;

• To receive a current overview of AAMC research, policyanalysis, and advocacy activities; and

• To meet and become acquainted with incoming memberCEO's.

The meeting will include outside and member speakers,group discussions, staff presentations, and a variety ofsocial activities.

MEETING SITE

The 1989 COTH Spring Meeting will be held at thehistoric Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, California.The Del, a renowned vacation resort just recently havingcelebrated its 100th anniversary, is located directly on thebeach, providing boating and swimming opportunities.Tennis and golf are available either on site or nearby, andtransportation can easily be arranged to San Diego'smany attractions including Balboa Park, the San DiegoZoo, Old Town, and Tijuana. The hotel consists of thecelebrated main building and a newer wing completed inthe late 1970's. Convention rates for this meeting are$139.00 single/double in the main building, and $154.00single/double in the newer wing. A hotel room reserva-tion request is enclosed (lavender sheet) and should becompleted and returned directly to the hotel at yourearliest convenience; the cutoff date for the reservedroom block is April 10. This is the first time the COTHSpring Meeting has made use of a resort property andwith this in mind, the meeting has been extended one dayand provides the registrants with several blocks of freetime in which to enjoy the surrounds.

REGISTRATION

The registration fee for this meeting is $350.00 per regis-trant with an additional $150.00 for each accompanyingguest (e.g., spouse). Cancellations with a full refund willbe accepted until May 6 and must be in writing. TheCOTH Spring Meeting is organized for teaching hospitalCEO's. If you personally attend you are welcome to reg-ister an additional member of your staff or governingboard, and a second meeting registration card and hotelreservation form are enclosed for this purpose. If theCEO is unable to attend this meeting, substitutes arenot encouraged.

COTHADMINISTRATIVE BOARD

1988-1989

GARY GAMBUTI, ChairSt. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center

J. ROBERT BUCHANAN, MD, Immediate Past ChairMassachusetts General Hospital

RAYMOND G. SCHULTZE, MD, Chair-ElectUniversity of California, Los Angeles

Medical Center

JOHN E. IVES, SecretarySt. Luke's Episcopal Hospital

Houston

MEM ERS

Term Expiring 1989

JEROME H. GROSSMAN, MDNew England Medical Center, Inc.

WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, JR.University of New Mexico Hospital

BARBARA A. SMALLVeterans Administration Medical Center

Durham

Term Expiring 1990

LEO M. HENIKOFF, MDRush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center

MAX POLLBarnes Hospital

C EDWARD SCHWARTZHospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Term Expiring 1991

CALVIN BLANDSt. Christopher's Hospital for Children

SISTER SHEILA LYNEMercy Hospital and Medical Center

Chicago

ROBERT H. MUILENBURGUniversity of Washington Hospitals

Executive Council Representative

JAMES J. MONGAN, MDTruman Medical Center

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AAMC COUNCIL OF TEACHING HOSPITALS

89 C• HSP MI6 MEETING

May 10-13, 1989Hotel del CoronadoSan Diego, California

LOOKING AHEAD 70 THE 1990's

WEDNESDAY, May 10

2:00-4:00p AAMC ORIENTATION SESSIONFOR COTH CEO'S (Optional)

4:00-6:00p

6:00-6:45p

REGISTRATION

OPENING ADDRESSKeynote Speaker

6:45-9:00p COCKTAILS AND DINNER

THURSDAY, May 11

7:00-8:00a

8:00-8:30a

CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

AAMC PRESIDENT'S REPORTRobert G. Petersdorf, MD

8:30a-12:00n MORNING SESSIONPresiding: Gary GambutiPresidentSt. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital

CenterCOTH Chair

Patient Care Assessment—HowShould We Proceed?"Comparing Boston and New

Haven: Insights for TeachingHospitals"

John E. Wennberg, MD, MPHProfessor of EpidemiologyDartmouth Medical School

12:00n-1:00p

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6:00-6:45p

6:45-8:30p

"Outcomes Research: WhereAre We Now and Where AreWe Headed?"

Sheldon Greenfield, MDSenior ScientistNew England Medical

Research Institute

DISCUSSION WORKSHOPS

LUNCHEONCOTH CHAIRMAN'S REPORTGary Gambuti

FREE TIMEOptional social activity

COCKTAILS

DINNER AND SPEAKER"Regulation in the 1990's"Bruce C. Vladeck, PhDPresidentUnited Hospital Fund of NYC

FRIDAY, May 12

7:00-8:00a CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:00-8:45a LEGISLATIVE UPDATERichard M. Knapp, PhDAAMC Senior Vice President

8:45a-12:00n MORNING SESSIONPresiding: J. Robert Buchanan, MDGeneral DirectorMassachusetts General HospitalCOTH Immediate Past Chair

Education and the Entry LevelLabor Market"Private Industry Council of

Milwaukee County: ConnectingSchools and Employers"

William A. LawrenceExecutive DirectorPrivate Industry Council of

Milwaukee County

"Project Health Start: OrganizingHealth Careers to ImproveRecruitment"

Christian L. Gulbrandsen, MDActing DeanUniversity of Hawaii Schoolof Medicine

DISCUSSION WORKSHOPS

12:00n-6:00p FREE TIMEOptional social activity

5:30-7:00p RECEPTION

SATURDAY, May 13

7:00-8:00a

8:00-11:00a

CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

MORNING SESSIONPresiding: Raymond G. Schultze, MDDirectorUCLA Medical CenterCOTH Chair-Elect

Residency Programs in the 1990's

"Revising the GeneralEssentials"

Sheldon S. KingPresident, Cedars-Sinai Medical

CenterChair, ACGME Committee toRevise the General Essentials

"AAMC Task Force on PhysicianSupply: Draft Recommenda-tions on Graduate MedicalEducation"

Mitchell T. Rabkin, MDPresident, Beth Israel HospitalChair, AAMC Committee on

Implications of PhysicianSupply for Resident andFellow Education

"Variations in the Cost per Resident:An Analysis"

Joyce V. Kelly, PhDAAMC Associate Vice President

for Clinical Services

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COTH ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD COTH 1984 SPRING MEETING1983-84

Haynes RiceChairman

Sheldon S. KingChairman-Elect

Earl J. FrederickImmediate Past Chairman

Spencer Foreman, MDSecretary

MEMBERS

Term Expiring 1984Jeptha W. Dalston, PhD

Irwin GoldbergWilliam B. Kerr

Term Expiring 1985Glenn R. MitchellDavid A. Reed

C. Thomas Smith

Term Expiring 1986J. Robert Buchanan, MD

Eric B. MunsonThomas J. Stranova

Executive Council RepresentativeRobert E. Frank

PLANNING COMMITTEE

Glenn R. Mitchell, ChairmanPresident

Alliance Health SystemNorfolk, Virginia

Ron J. Anderson, MDChief Executive Officer

Parkland Memorial HospitalDallas, Texas

James W. Holsinger, Jr., MDMedical Center Director

McGuire Veterans AdministrationMedical Center

Richmond, Virginia

Robert H. MuilenburgAdministrator

University HospitalUniversity of Washington

Seattle, Washington

Charles M. O'Brien, Jr.Administrator

Georgetown University HospitalWashington, DC

Daniel L. SticklerChief Executive Officer

Presbyterian-University HospitalPittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Association of AmericanMedical Colleges

Council ofTeaching Hospitals

Spring Meeting1984

MAY 16-18, 1984HYATT REGENCY HOTELON THE INNER HARBORBALTIMORE, MARYLAND

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WEDNESDAY, May 16 - Constellation Ballroom4:00-6:45pm RegistrationFoyer

6:45-7:30pm

7:30-8:30pm

8:30pm

THURSDAY,7:30-8:45am

8:45am-12:15pm

Reception

"Times of Change for Physicians andHospitals"

The HonorableDavid DurenbergerUnited States Senate

Dinner

May 17 - Constellation BallroomRegistration and Continental Breakfast

Morning Session

PresidingHaynes Rice, COTH ChairmanHospital DirectorHoward University HospitalWashington, DC

"Restructuring the Marketplace: A Reflectionof Change in American Society"

Robert W. CrandallSenior FellowBrookings InstitutionWashington, DC

"Managing Successfully in a ReregulatedMarketplace Environment"

Karl D. BaysChairman of the BoardAmerican Hospital Supply CorporationEvanston, IL

Coffee Break

"Coverage for Uninsured Patients: SomeProposals to Consider"

Lawrence S. LewinPresidentLewin & AssociatesWashington, DC

12:30-1:30pm

1:45-5:00pm

"Consumer Behavior Under MultipleInsurance Choices"

Bernard R. TresnowskiPresidentBlue Cross/Blue Shield AssociationChicago, IL

Lunch

Afternoon Session•

PresidingEarl J. Frederick, COTH Immediate

Past ChairmanPresidentChildren's Memorial HospitalChicago, IL

"Minneapolis? You Should Know What'sGoing on in Madison, Wisconsin!"

Gordon M. DerzonSuperintendentUniversity of Wisconsin Hospital and ClinicsMadison, WI

"From Supplier to Organizer: SomeThoughts on Where New Payment SystemsMay Lead Us"

Robert A. Zelten, PhDAssociate ProfessorThe Wharton SchoolPhiladelphia, PA

Coffee Break

"The Medicare Indirect Medical EducationAdjustment: Historical Development andCurrent Status"

Judith R. Lave, PhDProfessor, Health EconomicsGraduate School of Public HealthUniversity of PittsburghPittsburgh, PA

"Teaching Hospitals and ProspectivePayment: A Review of Unsettled Issues"

James D. Bentley, PhDAssociate DirectorAAMC Department of Teaching HospitalsWashington, DC

7:00-9:00pmThe National

, Aquarium, on the InnerHarbor

FRIDAY, May7:45-8:30am

8:30am-12:30pm

12:30pm

Cocktail ReceptionCourtesy of Baltimore COTH Members

Franklin Square Hospital, The Johns HopkinsHospital, Maryland General Hospital, ProvidentHospital, Inc., Sinai Hospital of Baltimore,Union Memorial Hospital, University ofMaryland Hospital

18 - Constellation BallroomContinental Breakfast

PresidingSheldon S. King, COTH Chairman-ElectExecutive Vice President and DirectorStanford University HospitalStanford, CA

"Investor-Owned Corporations and theTeaching Hospital: Three Case Studies"

Ronald P. Kaufman, MDVice President for Medical AffairsThe George Washington University

Medical CenterWashington, DC

Donald R. Kmetz, MDVice President for Hospital Affairs and DeanUniversity of Louisville School of MedicineLouisville, KY

J. Robert Buchanan, MDGeneral DirectorMassachusetts General HospitalBoston, MA

Coffee Break

"New Challenges for the Council of TeachingHospitals and the AAMC Department ofTeaching Hospitals"

Richard M. Knapp, PhDDirectorAAMC Department of Teaching HospitalsWashington, DC

Membership Questions and Discussion

Adjourn

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lbylmai RiceImmediate Past Chairman

' Spencer Foreman, MDSecretary

MEMBERS

Term Expiring 1985Jepthe W. Dalston, PhD

Glenn R. MitcheRDavid A. Reed

Term Expiring 1986Gordon M. DemonEric B. Munson

Thomas J. Stranova

Term Expiring 1987Robert J. BakerGary Gambutl

James J. Monsen, MD

Executive Council RepresentativeJ. Robert Buchanan, MD

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William H. GunnerPresident

Mt. Zion Hospital and Medical CenterSan Francisco, California

James HehnerckExecutive Director

Monmouth Medical CenterLong Branch, New Jersey

Scott R. Inkley, MDPresident

UniVersity Hospitals of ClevelandCleveland, Ohio

Larry L. MathisPresident

The Methodist HospitalHouston, Texas

Thomas J. SkanovaMedical Center DirectorVeterans Administration

Medical CenterBrockton, Massarhusetts

°until orLewhing Hospitals

Spring Meeting1985

MAY 8-10, 1985FAMMONT HOTEL

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

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1985 COTH SPRING MEETINGMAY 8-10, 1985

FAIRMONT HOTELSAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

WEDNESDAY, May 8

4:00-6:30pm Registration

6:30-7:30pm "Who Shall Live—Revisited"Victor R. Fuchs, PhDProfessor of EconomicsStanford University

7:30pm Dinner

THURSDAY, May 9

7:30-8:30am Registration and ContinentalBreakfast

8:30am-12:15pm Morning Session

PresidingSheldon S. KingChairman, COTHExecutive Vice President and

DirectorStanford University Hospital

"Viewing the Changing HospitalEnvironment from an EducationalPerspective"

A Dean's ViewHarry N. Beaty, MDDeanNorthwestern University

Medical School

A Chairtnan's ViewHiram C. Polk, Jr., MDProfessor and ChairmanDepartment of SurgeryUniversity of Louisville

School of Medicine

The VA Affiliation PerspectiveJohn A. Gronvall, MDDeputy Chief Medical DirectorVeterans Administration

12:30-2:00pm Lunch

2:00-5:00pm Afternoon Session

PresidingHaynes RiceImmediate Past Chairman,COTH

Hospital DirectorHoward University Hospital

"The Battle for Control ofGraduate MedicalEducation: Important Issues forHospital CEOs"

Steven A. Schroeder, MDChairman, Division of Internal

MedicineUniversity of California, SF

School of Medicine

"A State Level Effort to ReduceResidency Positions: TheMichigan Experience"

W. Donald Weston, MDDeanMichigan State College of Human

Medicine

"Financing Graduate MedicalEducation"

J. Robert Buchanan, MDChairman, AAMC Committee on

Financing Graduate MedicalEducation

General DirectorMassachusetts General Hospital

6:00-9:30pm Cocktails and Dinner

Harbor CruiseSan Francisco Bay

Courtesy of California TeachingHospitals

FRIDAY, May 10

7:30-8:00am

8:00-10:00am

10:15-11:30ain

Continental Breakfast

PresidingC. Thomas SmithChairman-Elect, COTHPresidentYale-New Haven Hospital

"Evolving Relationships withInvestor-Owned Corporations"

A Decision Not to SellJames P. SimmonsChairman of the BoardSamcorChairman of the BoardUnited Bank of Arizona

The Creighton/St. JosephHospital ExperienceRichard L. O'Brien, MDDeanCreighton University School of

Medicine

Multiple Investor-OwnedRelationshipsCharles C. Edwards, MDPresident and CEOScripps Clinic and Research

Foundation

Coffee Break

COTH Business Meeting

"Investor-Owned HospitalParticipation in the Council ofTeaching Hospitals"

Other Business