Pre-Conference Monday handouts Tuesday handouts Post-Conference
Compliance Guidance New York Office of Medicaid Inspector General
Robert A. Hussar, First Deputy Medicaid Inspector General, State of New York Office of Medicaid Inspector General
Daniel R. Roach, JD, VP Compliance & Audit, Catholic Healthcare West
General Session handout
- Breakouts 500s
- 600s
- 700s
- Industry Immersions
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11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Breakout Sessions |
S501
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TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Information Systems: Auditing the Charge Description Master (CDM) — handout |
| S502 |
TRACK:: Long-Term Care | Enforcement Perspective on Quality of Care — handout |
| S503 |
TRACK:: Medicaid Compliance | The Medicaid integrity Program: What Does This New Federal/State Partnership Mean to Your Hospital? — handout |
| S504 |
TRACK:: Privacy & Security | Keys to Electronic Records Implementation Compliance — handout 1, handout 2 |
| S505 |
TRACK:: Physician Compliance | The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly: Identifying Risk in Physician Practice Billing — handout |
| S506 |
TRACK:: Legal & Regulatory | Fair Market Value and Health Care Compliance — handout |
| S507 |
TRACK:: Auditing & Monitoring | Medication Reimbursement: How to Keep Up with the Changing Times — handout |
| S508 |
TRACK:: Quality of Care | Coordinating a “Never Event” and Other Quality of Care Investigations — handout |
| S509 |
TRACK:: Research/IRB | Conflicts of Interest in Research: The New Enforcement Frontier — handout |
| S510 |
TRACK:: Trends Outside Healthcare | Key Recent Developments Regarding Attorney-Client Priviledge, Work-Product Protection and Indemnification — handout |
| S511 |
TRACK:: Advanced Discussion Group | Medicare Focus Review: Board Has Been Notified—Now What? — No handout available |
| S512 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics |
Running Successful Hospital Exercises: Planning, Execution, and Assessment — handout 1, handout 2 |
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM Breakout Sessions |
S601
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TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Ethics/Compliance Hotline Benchmarking: Best Practices and Data Trends — handout |
| S602 |
TRACK:: Long-Term Care | Long-Term Care Survey, Certification, and Enforcement Issues: CMS and Provider Perspectives — handout 1, handout 2 |
S603
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TRACK:: Medicaid Compliance | Latest Initiatives/Hot Topics from CMS — handout 1, handout 2 |
| S604 |
TRACK:: Privacy & Security | Interoperable Records: The 2014 Deadline — handout |
| S605 |
TRACK:: Physician Compliance | Implementing Policies on Physician/Vendor Relationships: How, When and Why? — handout |
| S606 |
TRACK:: Legal & Regulatory | New ZPICs and How DOJ Uses Abberrations in Claims Data to Develop Leads in Case Development — handout |
| S607 |
TRACK:: Auditing & Monitoring | Leveraging Available Data, Your Desktop Software, and Other Specialized Tools for Enhanced Compliance Program Administration, Auditing &
Monitoring — handout |
| S608 |
TRACK:: Quality of Care | Apologies and Reporting of Medical Errors — handout 1, handout 2 |
| S609 |
TRACK:: Research/IRB | Research and the Medical Record — handout |
| S610 |
TRACK:: Trends Outside Healthcare | Supporting Ethics & Compliance Programs by Leveraging Technology — handout |
| S611 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Operational Challenges to Stark III — handout 1, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4, handout 5, handout 6 |
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Breakout Sessions |
S701 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | Understanding and Optimizing Legal & Regulatory Risk Management — handout |
| S702 |
TRACK:: Long-Term Care | Quality Monitors: What They Do, Do They Help, and What to Do to Avoid Them — handout 1, handout 2 |
| S703 |
TRACK:: Medicaid Compliance | Challenges and Solutions for Providing Compliance Guidance in a Medicaid Environment — handout |
| S704 |
TRACK:: Privacy & Security | A HIPAA Security Incident and Investigation: It Can Happen to You — handout |
| S705 |
TRACK:: Physician Compliance | Medical Students & Documentation — handout |
| S706 |
TRACK:: Legal & Regulatory | EMTALA Compliance and the Anti-kickback Statute and Stark Law — handout |
| S707 |
TRACK:: Auditing & Monitoring | Re-Thinking Risk Assessment: Are You Counting the Ants While the Elephants Run By? — handout, handout 2, handout 3, handout 4, handout 5, handout 6, handout 7, handout 8, handout 9, handout 10, handout 11, handout 12 |
| S708 |
TRACK:: Quality of Care | When Poor Quality Care Becomes Fraud — handout |
| S709 |
TRACK:: Research/IRB | What Every Compliance Officer Needs to Know about Research…But Is Afraid to Ask — handout |
| S710 |
TRACK:: Trends Outside Healthcare | Just Because It’s Legal Doesn’t Mean It’s Ethical — handout |
| S711 |
TRACK:: General Compliance/Hot Topics | ’s That Policy? Solving the Pitfalls of Paper-Based and Internally Built Policy & Procedure Systems — handout |
Industry Immersion 1:45 PM – 5:45 PM |
II4 |
TRACK:: Industry Immersion | Pharma Hot Topics in Life Sciences: What Providers and Compliance Professionals Need to Know — No handout available |
| II5 |
TRACK:: Industry Immersion | Academic Medical Centers: Academic Collaboration with Non-Academic Sites/ The Use of Non-Physician Practitioners in the AMC/ Risk
Managers are from Mars, Compliance Officers Are from Venus? — handout 1, handout 2 |
Evaluation and Certification
Evaluation Surveys CEU application
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