Aug 27, 2014
- WHAT: TEDxAustin,
in collaboration with the Texas Medical Association (TMA), The University
of Texas at Austin (UT), Seton Healthcare Family, and the LIVESTRONG
Foundation, will host TEDMEDLive2014 HD simulcasts and live panel
interactions at locations throughout Austin.
Each location will simulcast the TEDMED
2014 Unlocking Imagination in Service of Health and Medicine
conference taking place in Washington, D.C. and San Francisco. In
addition, simulcast hosts have assembled live panels focused on TEDMED’s
stage content to spark dialogue about health and medical care in our
region. Made possible through the financial support of local partners, all
programs are free, and the public is invited to participate at each
location.
Best known for its annual three-day gathering, TEDMED
invites the world’s most creative minds to discuss health care’s most
pressing problems and innovative scientific concepts. TEDMED’s content
inspires critical new possibilities for the future of health and medicine,
presented in a provocative
stage program of brilliant short talks and artistic performances.
The TEDMEDLive2014 experiences in Austin include (see schedule below):
- A discussion on risky behaviors and how Travis County compares
with Texas and the nation on binge drinking, alcohol-related traffic
fatalities, HIV, and sexually transmitted infection rates.
- A look at innovations that help Austinites become and stay
healthier where they live, work, and worship.
- A deep look at “frequent flyers”
— patients who return repeatedly to the emergency department — and factors driving emergency
department use at one Austin hospital.
- Insight into health care’s
adoption of technology solutions from other industries to make our community better,
smarter, and healthier.
- Designing with intention to sustain a healthy community.
- Wrangling volumes of data … and
how we understand
and use data safely.
- WHEN: Sept 10-12, 2014
- WHERE: Three Austin-area locations (see
schedule below):
- TMA Building, Thompson
Auditorium, first floor, 401 W. 15th St. (parking available in TMA’s
on-site garage);
- Seton-University Medical Center
Brackenridge, Clinical Education Center (CEC), Room C1.115, 1400 N. I-35
(parking available in garage
near main entrance of CEC); and
- The University of Texas at
Austin, TACC Visualization Lab, ACES Building Room 2.404a, 201 E. 24th
St.
- WHO: TEDxAustin, TMA, UT, the Seton
Healthcare Family, and the LIVESTRONG
Foundation will host the streams and panel discussions featuring a
cross-section of minds with views of health and health care -- including
health care professionals, architects, legal experts, academics,
entrepreneurs, technologists, community leaders, and students.
SCHEDULE
at TEDMEDLive2014
locations in Austin
(Free registration
required, as space is limited.)
Date
|
Time
|
Event
|
Location
|
Sept. 10
|
1-1:30 pm
|
Welcome and
Discussion
|
TMA
Building
|
Sept. 10
|
1:30-2:30
pm
|
Risky
Behaviors — Panel (in-person discussion)
|
TMA
Building
|
Sept. 10
|
2:30 pm
|
TEDMED
Stream
|
TMA
Building
|
Sept. 10
|
3-4 pm
|
Unhealthy
Is the New Normal — Panel (in-person discussion)
|
TMA
Building
|
Sept. 10
|
4 pm
|
TEDMED
Stream
|
TMA
Building
|
Sept. 10
|
5-6:30 pm
|
Frequent
Flyers — Panel (in-person discussion)
|
TMA
Building
|
|
|
|
|
Sept. 11
|
2-3 pm
|
Welcome,
TEDMED Stream and Discussion
|
Seton-University
Medical Center Brackenridge CEC
|
Sept. 11
|
3-5- pm
|
TEDMED
Stream and Panel Discussion: Hi-Tech Cures (stream and in-person discussion)
|
Seton-University
Medical Center Brackenridge CEC
|
Sept. 11
|
5-6 pm
|
TEDMED
Stream and Panel Discussion: Healthy By Design (stream and in-person
discussion)
|
Seton-University
Medical Center Brackenridge CEC
|
|
|
|
|
Sept. 12
|
7-8 am
|
Welcome,
TEDMED Stream, and Discussion
|
Seton-University
Medical Center Brackenridge CEC
|
Sept. 12
|
8-10 am
|
TEDMED
Stream and Discussion: Hi-Tech Cures (stream and in-person discussion)
|
Seton-University
Medical Center Brackenridge CEC
|
Sept. 12
|
10-11 am
|
TEDMED
Stream and Panel Discussion: Why Big Data Isn’t Enough (stream and in-person
discussion)
|
Seton-University
Medical Center Brackenridge CEC
|
Sept. 12
|
10 am-4 pm
|
TEDMED
Stream and Discussion
|
UT TACC
Visualization Lab
|
CME only available for the Sept. 10 session at the Texas Medical Association
3.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Objectives: Upon completion of this program attendees should be able to: 1) identify and appropriately address risky behaviors in your patients; 2) discuss current opportunities in and around Texas that promote healthy behavior; and 3) discuss how management of your top ten most costly patients can affect your bottom line.
Accreditation Statement: The Texas Medical Association is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Designation Statement: The Texas Medical Association designates this live event for a maximum of 3.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
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TEDxAustin:
Shawna Butler (512) 541-5626; email: shawna@butlergroup.org
Last Updated On
February 19, 2020
Originally Published On
August 27, 2014