Pre-Conference Monday handouts Tuesday handouts Post-Conference
- Morning Breakouts
- Afternoon Breakouts
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9:00 AM – Noon Pre Conferences |
P1 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Compliance 101 — handout |
| P2 |
TRACK:: Compliance Outside the Hospital | Public Entity Provider Roundtable — handout |
| P3 |
TRACK:: Medicaid Compliance | The Next Chapter in Medicare and Medicaid Regulation and Enforcement — handout 1, handout 2 |
| P4 |
TRACK:: Privacy & Security | HIPAA 101 — handout |
| P5 |
TRACK:: Physician Compliance | Target Practice: Physician Contracting Strategies to Avoid the Fed’s Bull’s Eye — handout 1, handout 2 |
| P6 |
TRACK:: Legal & Regulatory | Anti-Kickback and Stark Update — handout 1, handout 2 |
| P7 |
TRACK:: Auditing & Monitoring | How to Tell If Your Compliance Program Is REALLY Effective — handout |
| P8 |
TRACK:: Quality of Care | Combining Disciplines: The Connection between Compliance, Risk Management and Quality of Care / Part 2: The Role of Compliance in Driving
Improvement in Patient Outcomes — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4, handout 5 |
| P9 |
TRACK:: Research/IRB | Research Compliance 101: The Basics of Research Compliance — handout |
| P10 |
TRACK:: Trends Outside Healthcare | Optimizing Your Code of Conduct — handout |
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Pre Conferences |
| P11 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | The New Regulatory Environment: Is Your Risk Assessment Process Up to Date? — handout |
| P12 |
TRACK:: Compliance Outside the Hospital | Hot Topics in the Medical Device Industry — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4 |
| P13 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | The State of Security in Today’s Hospital — handout |
| P14 |
TRACK:: Privacy & Security | The House Always Wins: How Recent HIPAA Privacy and Security Enforcement Efforts Can Be Used to Stack the Deck in Your Favor /
Part 2: Data Breach Notification: State Requirements — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4, handout 5, handout 6, handout 7, handout 8, handout 9 |
| P15 |
TRACK:: Physician Compliance | Making Compliance Gains through Technology: Lessons from Eight Years at the Point of Care — handout |
| P16 |
TRACK:: Legal & Regulatory | Theories of Liability, Defenses, and Damages under the False Claims Act — handout |
| P17 |
TRACK:: Auditing & Monitoring | Compliance & Audit Rocks On — handout |
| P18 |
TRACK:: Quality of Care | Part 1: A Practical Approach to Coordinating Patient Safety/Quality, Risk Management, and Compliance Part 2: The Link
between Quality and Compliance: ChildServe’s Baldrige Journey — handout 1, handout 2 |
| P19 |
TRACK:: Research/IRB | Hot Topics, Emerging Issues, and Recent Cases in Research Compliance — handout |
| P20 |
TRACK:: Trends Outside Healthcare | Measuring Program Effectiveness: What Works and What Doesn’t — handout |
| P21 |
TRACK:: Trends Outside Healthcare | Who Needs Caffeine When You Have the Stimulus Bill? How the Recent Stimulus Plan Impacts Healthcare Providers: What Every Compliance Officer Needs to Know — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3 |
Evaluation and Certification
Evaluation Surveys CEU application
Sponsor
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