Future
Compliance Institutes

Las Vegas, NV
April 26 - 29, 2009
Caesars Palace

W1 Compliance Risk Management: How to Deliver and Implement a Compliance Risk Assessment | Ken Zeko, Director, KPMG • Joel Dziengielewski, Director – Forensic Services, KPMG

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W2 FMV for Relationships between Providers and Manufacturers, Distributors, or Payors (but not Hospitals) | Vickie McCormick, Business Integrity Officer, St. Jude Medical • Sheva Sanders, Lindquist & Vennum • Linda Wawzenski, Deputy Chief, Civil Division, USAO, Chicago • Paul Silver, Managing Director, Huron Consulting Group

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W3 Preventing Medicaid Fraud (Deficit Reduction Act) | Jack L. Price, Senior Manager, Special Investigation Unit, Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Tennessee • Stephanie Barnes-Taylor, Chief Compliance Officer, Singing River Hospital • Robert Schlafly, Special Agent in Charge of the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

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W4 Privacy Officer Roundtable: A Facilitated Discussion of Current Privacy Compliance Topics | Marti Arvin, Privacy Officer, University of Louisville • Cheryl Esters, Compliance Officer, County of Solano

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W5 Developing Custom Documentation Forms: It’s Easier Than You Think | Larry Levine, Deputy Chief Compliance Officer, Howard University Health Sciences • Betty Bibbins, President & Chief Medical Officer, DocuComp LLC

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W6 Prosecution and Defense of a Criminal Health Care Fraud Case | Joe Whitley, Partner, Alston & Bird • Kirk Ogrosky • Steve Cowen, Partner, King & Spalding, LLP • Benson Weintraub Sr., Partner, Benson Weintrab LLP

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W7 Auditing Hospital Inpatient & Outpatient Records for Coding Compliance | Gloryanne Bryant, Corporate Director Coding HIM Compliance, Catholic Healthcare West • Barb Rodenbaugh, Vice President, Coding Compliance, Health Information Partners (HIP)

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W8 Governance, Leadership, and Quality: Moving the Whole Organization Forward | Rory Jaffe, Executive Director–Medical Services, University of California • Jenny O’Brien, Shareholder, Director of Corporate Compliance Legal and Consulting Services, Halleland Lewis Nilan & Johnson, PA • Cheryl Wagonhurst, Partner, Foley & Lardner

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W9 Part 1) Perspectives on Research Billing from Medicare Medical Directors; Part 2) CMS Perspective | Richard Baer, Medical Director, Medicare, National Government Services • Cynthia Boyd, Associate VP & Chief Compliance Officer, Rush University Medical Center

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