Pre-Conference Monday handouts Tuesday handouts Post-Conference
Integrity and Health Care Reform: The Charge to Government and Industry
Daniel R. Levinson, Inspector General, US Department of Health and Human Services
handout
Hedging Your Bets: Following the Rules of CMS Compliance
Kimberly Brandt, Director, Program Integrity Group, CMS
handout
- Breakouts 100s
- 200s
- 300s
- 400s
- Industry Immersions
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11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Breakout Sessions |
S101
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TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | It’s Later Than You Think: Do You Know About All of Your Physician Arrangements? — handout |
| S102 |
TRACK:: Long-Term Care | eDiscovery Shakedown: Lowering your Risk — handout 1, handout 2 |
| S103 |
TRACK:: Medicaid Compliance | Focus Areas of Medicaid Fraud Control Units — handout |
| S104 |
TRACK:: Privacy & Security | Moving Beyond HIPAA: 10 Things Healthcare Organizations Need to Know About Security and Breach Compliance and Preventing Medical Identity Theft — handout |
| S105 |
TRACK:: Physician Compliance | Managing Hospital/Physician Financial Relationships
— handout 1, handout 2 |
| S106 |
TRACK:: Legal & Regulatory | Update on Stark Law Developments and Related Issues— handout 1, handout 2 |
| S107 |
TRACK:: Auditing & Monitoring | What’s So Hard About Informed Consent? — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4 |
| S108 |
TRACK:: Quality of Care | Aligning Quality and Compliance: Strategies for Success — handout |
| S109 |
TRACK:: Research/IRB | Fraud and Abuse Risks in Non-Academic Research Settings — handout |
| S110 |
TRACK:: Trends Outside Healthcare | Cost-Conscious Compliance: Promoting Integrity and Mazimizing Results with Limited Resources — handout |
| S111 |
TRACK:: Advanced Discussion Group | Successful Compliance Program Strategies for Small to Medium-Size Organizations — No handout available |
| S112 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Gaining Trust and Respect: A Transition from Law Enforcement to the Private Sector — handout |
| S113 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Can Social Networks Change the World? — handout |
| S115 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Beyond the Basics: The Intersection of Revenue Cycle Effectiveness and Compliance and What You Need to Know to Improve Both at the Same Time — handout |
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM Breakout Sessions |
S201 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Ready or Not, Here They Come! Preparing for and Defending RAC Audits — handout |
| S202 |
TRACK:: Long-Term Care | Compliance Implications of Never-Events; HAIs, MSP and TPL Developments: Strategies for Long Term Care Providers — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4 |
| S203 |
TRACK:: Medicaid Compliance | Implementing an Integrity Compliance Program in a Multi-State Non-Profit — handout |
| S204 |
TRACK:: Privacy & Security | HIPAA Privacy and Research: Expected and Unexpected Consequences — handout |
| S205 |
TRACK:: Physician Compliance | “Do Anything, but Don’t Stand in My Blue Suede Shoes…” — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4, handout 5 |
| S206 |
TRACK:: Legal & Regulatory | Recent Developments in Voluntary Disclosure — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3 |
| S207 |
TRACK:: Auditing & Monitoring | The Nature, Timing, and Extent of Audit Testing: Migrating to the Post-CIA Environment — handout |
| S208 |
TRACK:: Quality of Care | Making Lemonade from Lemons: Coexisting with the OIG on a Quality of Care Corporate Integrity Agreement — handout |
| S209 |
TRACK:: Research/IRB | Dealing with the Medicare Secondary Payer Rule in the Context of Research Billing — handout |
| S210 |
TRACK:: Trends Outside Healthcare | Compliance in an Outsourced World — handout |
| S211 |
TRACK:: Advanced Discussion Group | The Board’s Role in Compliance: Emerging Trends and Responsibilities — handout |
| S212 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Match Game: Practical Approaches to Sanction Check Due Diligence — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4, handout 5, handout 6, handout 7, handout 8, handout 9, handout 10 |
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Breakout Sessions |
S301 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Is Your Perspective Out of Balance? Taking a Broader View — handout |
| S302 |
TRACK:: Long-Term Care | Data Breach Notification: State and Federal Law Requirements — handout |
| S303 |
TRACK:: Medicaid Compliance | New York State: Medicaid Managed Care Compliance Landscape — handout |
| S304 |
TRACK:: Privacy & Security | Federal Enforcement of the HIPAA Privacy Rule—2009 — handout |
| S305 |
TRACK:: Physician Compliance | Electronic Medical Records: Auditing Challenges and Associated Risks — handout |
| S306 |
TRACK:: Legal & Regulatory | Compliance Issues Under the Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act for Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Organizations — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4, handout 5, handout 6, handout 7, handout 8, handout 9, handout 10, handout 11 |
| S307 |
TRACK:: Auditing & Monitoring | Ground and Air Patient Transport Processes: Smooth Cruise or Bumpy Ride? — handout |
| S308 |
TRACK:: Quality of Care | Reporting Quality to Your Board and Senior Management — handout |
| S309 |
TRACK:: Research/IRB | How a Research Compliance Program Can Support the Institutional Strategic Plan — handout 1, handout 2 |
| S310 |
TRACK:: Trends Outside Healthcare | Shaping Corporate Culture — handout |
| S311 |
TRACK:: Advanced Discussion Group | Demonstrating Effectiveness: Will Your Compliance & Ethics Program Pass the Test? — No handout available |
| S312 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Traversing the Clinical Terrain — handout 1, handout 2 |
4:30 PM – 5:30 PM Breakout Sessions |
S401
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TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Gainsharing: How Do You Share Cost Savings with Your Physicians? — handout |
| S402 |
TRACK:: Long-Term Care | What to Do When the Investigator Knocks — handout |
| S403 |
TRACK:: Medicaid Compliance | Behavioral Health Medicaid Compliance: Identifying and Managing Risk in Contractual Relationships Between State/Local Governments and Non-
Governmental Organizations (NGOs) — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4, handout 5, handout 6, handout 7 |
| S404 |
TRACK:: Privacy & Security | From Barely Seen to Evergreen: Revitalizing Your Privacy Awareness Program — handout |
| S405 |
TRACK:: Physician Compliance | Preventative Medicine for Practice-Based Research: Practical Approaches for Promoting Compliance — handout |
| S406 |
TRACK:: Legal & Regulatory | Effective Compliance for Organization Attorneys and Administrators — handout |
| S407 |
TRACK:: Auditing & Monitoring | Protect, Detect, and Respond: A Security-First Strategy for HIPAA Security & Privacy — handout |
| S408 |
TRACK:: Quality of Care | Obstacles to Improving Quality of Care and How to Overcome Them
— handout 1, handout 2 |
| S409 |
TRACK:: Research/IRB | Compliance Risks in International Research — handout |
| S410 |
TRACK:: Trends Outside Healthcare | Institutionalizing Ethics and Compliance in Everyday Business Activities — handout |
| S411 |
TRACK:: Advanced Discussion Group | Who is in the Record? — handout |
| S412 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | “No Gifts Policy”: Implementation in the Academic Medical Centers — handout |
Evaluation and Certification
Evaluation Surveys CEU application
Sponsor
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