The Infectious Disease Connect team is excited to participate in this year’s Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM) Converge 2023, a premier conference that offers world-class education for hospitalists, led by award-winning faculty.
Learn How a Rural Community Hospital Built a Successful Inpatient Tele-ID Program
Dr. James Backstrom, Chief Medical Officer, ACMH Hospital – Kittanning, PA and Dave Zynn, CEO, Infectious Disease Connect present:
“Building a Successful ID Inpatient Telehealth Program that Benefits Hospitalists”
March 28
9:45 – 10:15 a.m.
Expert Theater #2 in the Engagement Arena
SHM Converge, Austin, TX
In this interactive presentation, Dave Zynn and James Backstrom, M.D. will discuss:
- How the field of telemedicine has evolved through different operational models, and patients’ improved perception of telemedicine
- A Chief Medical Officer’s perspective on how inpatient tele-ID, including how it improves the quality of patient care, reduces costs, and curbs physician burnout
- The pros and cons of implementing telemedicine within your hospital
Dr. James Backstrom is a highly respected Chief Medical Officer with extensive virtual care delivery experience who played a critical role in bringing telemedicine to this small, rural, community hospital located in Kittanning, PA.
Find us in the Exhibit Hall at Booth 1215 March 27-28, 2023
The Infectious Disease Connect team will be on site at Booth 1215 March 27-28, 2023. Stop by and learn more about our different tele-ID service and our ID-specific clinical decision support (CDS) tool, ILÚM Insight, can help your facility achieve its patient care and cost reduction goals in 2023.
Contact Us
Will we see you at SHM Converge? Contact sales@idctelemed.com to learn more about our full suite of telemedicine and software offerings or to set up a time to receive a free demo of our clinical decision support (CDS) tool, ILÚM Insight®, while you are at the conference!
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