Tomorrow - EMTALA Obligations for Behavioral Health Patients: Avoid Legal Action

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EMTALA & Behavioral Health Patients:  Hospitals' Obligations Under the Law TOMORROW April 28, 2017 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm ET Reserve Your Spot Now! You don't want to miss out on this high-impact, 75-minute webinar to discover how to comply with EMTALA rules impacting behavioral health patients, including how to screen, stabilize and transfer without violating the law. Program Highlights: Critical EMTALA Issues Regarding Psych Patients: Your Duties Under the Law CMS & TJC Compliance: Policies & Procedures for Screening, Stabilizing & More Psych Transfers: Specific Rules for Facilities & How to Avoid Liability Live Q&A: Have your questions answered by the expert! Expert Speaker: John C. West, JD, MHA, DFASHRM, CPHRM is the Principal of West Consulting Services, an independent risk management and patient safety consulting firm. Mr. West has broad experience in loss prevention, including professional and general liability, occupational safety and health, and environmental impairment. He was certified in industrial hygiene by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene. REGISTER NOW

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What you can do to improve patient outcomes & Star Ratings

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Outcomes, OASIS and Your Agency's Star Ratings: Guidance for Home Health Thursday, May 25   1:00 pm - 2:30 pm ET Credits: 1.5 Nursing CE's LEARN MORE In attending the event, you will discover: Measures you can take to ensure accuracy of your OASIS to improve outcomes Casper reports - what outcomes are measured and how to analyze How to analyze your Home Health Compare Scores, including Star Ratings Ways to develop indicators and monitor guidelines to improve selected outcome What you get with registration: Log in for the live, online expert presentation Presentation slides & any additional handouts from the speaker Interactive Q&A - have your specific questions answered live! MEET THE SPEAKER Sharon M. Litwin, RN, BSHS, MHA, HCS-D, is Founder and Senior Managing Partner, 5 Star Consultants, LLC, a national consulting and coding firm specializing in homecare and hospice services since 2003 Sharon is a former ACHC and CHAP surveyor, performing Medicare deemed surveys for ten years. Sharon has been in the homecare and hospice industry for over 30 years. In her consulting firm, Sharon assists homecare and hospice agencies in providing quality, meeting regulations, ICD-10 coding, OASIS, increasing outcomes and Star Ratings, and having continued survey readiness. Sharon and her staff perform ICD-10 coding and OASIS reviews, QAPI, clinical record reviews, mock surveys and help agencies across the country stay in compliance. Sharon is a regular speaker to education companies, state and national associations and publications. REGISTER NOW

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Unacceptable behavior: When to draw the line

Janice,   "Robert" is heading down the wrong path - should you just fire him now or ...     ... do what great managers do, transform Rob into a productive team player?    Robert is that employee who underperforms and acts out. But you believe he has potential to be a good employee inside him. Is it worth the attempt to rid him of the unacceptable behavior he's been displaying, or cut him loose?   The choice is yours. The key - you must do something, fast.  Left unchecked, unacceptable behavior will drain you, and even worse, breed an unproductive, resentful work environment for everyone.   Wouldn't it be more fulfilling as a manager to motivate & coach someone like Rob to better performance instead of another disappointing termination?  Get this report and learn: 4 key steps to eliminate unacceptable behavior The "50 percent" behavior standard crucial to a positive workplace Avoid harsh feelings: Objectively confront behavior and explain consequences Proven strategy to prevent employees from shifting blame - the first key to change Words and phrases to keep you in control of difficult conversations Get the details here ________________________________________________________________________________________ You received this email because suneepornja.naja@blogger.com has previously purchased a product from Executive Reports. To ensure consistent delivery of valuable content to your inbox, please add Executive Reports to your address book or safe sender list. Safe Unsubscribe Executive Reports | 384 Technology Drive, Malvern, PA 19355

Substance Use & the Patient Record: New Law on What You Can & Cannot Disclose

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Substance Use Disorder & Patient Records: Comply with the New Federal Law Friday, June 2 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm ET LEARN MORE If your facility receives federal assistance, such as Medicare, and provides substance use disorder diagnosis, treatment or referral, you must follow the extensive regulations under 42 CFR Part 2. How can you ensure compliance when disclosing medical records, confidentiality, consent, handling cases with minors and other important regulations? In attending the event, you will discover: The ins and outs of 42 CFR Part 2: Who must comply with the new law and why Patient access to medical records & revised requirements for the consent form Disclosure rules: Consent, non-consent & to the criminal justice system Minors & substance use disorder: When is the medical record protected Additional legal considerations: OCR, HIPAA & the mental health record What you get with registration: Log in for the live, online expert presentation Presentation slides & any additional handouts from the speaker Interactive Q&A - have your specific questions answered live! MEET THE EXPERT Sue Dill Calloway, RN, MSN, JD CPHRM, CCMSCP, has been a nurse attorney and medical-legal consultant for more than 30 years. She has presented numerous educational programs for nurses, physicians, and other health care professionals on topics such as patient safety, Joint Commission, CMS, and HIPAA issues. Sue is the past Director of Hospital Patient Safety with The Doctors Company and OHIC Insurance Company. She is on the board for the Emergency Medicine Patient Safety Foundation and previously was their chief learning officer. She has past experience as a nursing professor, medical malpractice defense attorney, and director of health policy and risk management for eight years for the Ohio Hospital Association. Sue is also past VP of legal services, compliance officer and privacy officer for a community hospital. Sue was part of the patient safety committee and involved in risk management activities. She is a frequent speaker and has written 102 books and thousands of articles. REGISTER NOW

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