Cultivating LTC Leaders: Topics in Regulatory, Legal and Compliance Management
12-month Webinar Series in Partnership with Proactive Medical Review

REGISTER for the full series

(To register for an individual webinar, go to the schedule below and click on the date)

ABOUT THE WEBINAR SERIES

This 12-month webinar series addresses hot topics in nursing home operations to develop skills in managing current clinical- regulatory, legal, and compliance risks. A team of expert presenters offers insight on systems and strategies to advance preparedness for the varied challenges facing LTC leaders, with practical solutions, templates, tools, and resources. Recordings of live sessions are included with the webinar purchase.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Participants will advance proficiency in identifying and mitigating facility risks and gain practical skills in implementing operational strategies to address critical industry challenges. 

TARGET AUDIENCE

• Nursing Home Administrators,
  Directors of Nursing, Nurse
  Managers, Compliance Staff,
  QA Director, Department Heads,
  Human Resources, Corporate
  Leaders, Board Members
  Nursing Home Administrators,
  Directors of Nursing, Nurse
  Managers, Compliance Staff,
  QA Director, Department Heads,
  Human Resources, Corporate
  Leaders, Board Members
  Board Members
• Compliance Staff
• Corporate Leaders
• Department Heads
• Directors of Nursing
• Human Resources
• Nursing Home Administrators
• Nurse Managers
• QA Directors

   

MEET THE PRESENTERS FROM PROACTIVE MEDICAL REVIEW

 

SCHEDULE [monthly; first Tuesdays at 1 pm CT]

• JANUARY 5: Mastering the Long Term Care Survey Process Part 1: Survey Success
  LTC Survey process, guidelines for determining Immediate Jeopardy, Survey procedures, forms/resources for success.
  
  
• FEBRUARY 2: Mastering the Long Term Care Survey Process Part 2: Post-Survey Essentials
  Legal aspects of the statement of deficiency, enforcement remedies writing an effective plan of correction, challenging and correcting deficiencies, IDR/IIDR and Administrative Law Hearing process.
  
  
• MARCH 2: SNF Compliance & Ethics Programs—Essentials of the Facility Risk Assessment and Work Plan
  Conducting a facility risk assessment, risk prioritization, and development of a compliance work plan as part of a comprehensive SNF Compliance and Ethics Program.
  
  
• APRIL 6: Legal Aspects of Documentation
  Legal aspects of documentation for a strong defensive documentation program, federal regulatory requirements, EMR considerations, and the HIPPA Privacy Rule.
  
  
• MAY 4: Policies and Procedures – Should you Have a Policy for Everything?
  Reviews the significance of policies and procedures to successful operations, guidelines on developing and reviewing essential policies and procedures.
  
  
• JUNE 1: Driving Excellence through QAPI
  Incorporating QAPI principles into existing facility continuous quality improvement (CQI) activities. Self-assessment for goal setting, QAPI written plan, policies, and leadership’s role in accountability for QAPI programs with case examples of Performance Improvement Projects.
  
  
• JULY 6: Internal Investigations
  Conducting thorough and detailed internal investigations in response to accidents/incidents, and allegations of abuse, misappropriation, or staff misconduct with sample tools for investigation tracking and reporting.
  
  
• AUGUST 3: The Operator’s Guide to Understanding the (Tremendous!) Impact of the MDS
  How MDS data is used for reimbursement, monitoring quality of care, and informing consumers about nursing home characteristics compared to peers with guidance for monitoring data for compliance, payment accuracy and quality outcomes.
  
  
• SEPTEMBER 7: Achieving Objectives Through People: Topics in Human Resources
  HR best practices for conducting interviews, hiring, disciplinary action, termination and legal issues, as well as nursing home staffing, defining staff roles/responsibilities and delegation of duties.
  
  
• OCTOBER 5: Fundamentals of Defense (Part 1): Falls, Infection Control/COVID-19 Outbreak Management, Pressure Ulcers, Elopement, Wrongful Death
  Best practices for supporting facility care provided for the prevention and management of falls and infections, such as COVID-19, and resident deaths that may have occurred following these issues with actual case scenarios.
  
  
• NOVEMBER 2: Fundamentals of Defense (Part 2): Falls, Infection Control/COVID-19 Outbreak Management, Pressure Ulcers, Elopement, Wrongful Death
  Best practices for supporting facility care provided for the prevention and management of pressure ulcers and elopements, and resident deaths that may have occurred following these issues with actual case scenarios.
  
  
• DECEMBER 7: Lessons from Headlines: Case Reviews 2021
  Review key compliance risk areas based on recent cases, government investigations and settlements. Mitigating factors, potential vulnerabilities, and key facility applications will be discussed 

RECORDINGS

Proactive will record webinar sessions and maintain recordings of each session in the series on the GoTo^TM  Webinar site. These recordings will be made available to paid registrants at no additional charge. Recordings are typically available within one week of the live webinar session. Webinar Recording Procedure:

• Webinar recordings are hosted on GoTo^TM Webinar and are accessible via a link made available by Proactive. Complimentary access to the recording of each webinar session will be provided to registrants.
• No CE is granted for viewing recorded webinars.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

• Administrators & Assisted Living Managers (NAB/NCERS): Each live session within this series has been applied for and/or approved for 1 participant hour of continuing education for Administrators/Assisted Living Managers.
• Nurses (KBN): Each live session within this series offers 1 contact hour for nurses.
• NOTES:
  • Proactive Medical Review is an approved provider of both NAB/NCERS and KBN.
  • The NAB/NCERS and KBN approval numbers for each session can be found on the corresponding session's event page.
  • No CE is granted to participants who fail to attend the entire session.
  • CE is only granted for attendance of live webinars; no CE is granted for viewing recorded webinars.

PRICING

Participants may register for each session individually or register for the full series at a discounted rate. Registration for the live webinars includes access to the webinar recording (note: no CE is granted for viewing recorded webinars).

INDIVIDUAL WEBINARS (to register for individual webinars, go to the schedule & click on the date)

• LeadingAge Texas Members: $75 per webinar link, per webinar
• Non-Members: $125 per webinar link, per webinar

OR REGISTER FOR THE FULL SERIES OF 12 WEBINARS TO SAVE:

• LeadingAge Texas Members: $800
• Non-Members: $1,400

REGISTER FOR THE FULL SERIES 

Additional Attendees:

• An additional $10 per person will be billed post-webinar for additional attendees seeking credit.
• You may view these webinars with your team, without sharing the webinar link, on one device.
• Paid registrations are limited to one connection per webinar link. Links to join the webinar are unique and tied to the registrant name. While others can view the webinar on the same devise with you, the link should not be forwarded. Because the fee is set per line/connection, please only register one person/main registrant. 1 - 2 days prior to the webinar, you will receive an attendance report which will be used for any additional attendees viewing with you to receive continuing education credit.
• Please note the webinar link cannot be shared with others.
• Multiple connections will either be billed or removed from the webinar.

Transfers, Cancellations, & No-shows:

• Registrations are fully transferable. Transfers must be submitted via email to Dorothy Ferrick no later than 48 hours prior to the webinar.
• A full refund will be given to all cancellations received 10 or more business days prior to the program.
• A $10 administrative fee will be charged to all cancellations received six to nine business days prior to the program.
• No refunds will be given to cancellations received five or fewer business days prior to the program.
• LeadingAge Texas reserves the right to cancel the program due to insufficient enrollment in which case pre-registered participants will be notified and full refunds provided.
• No-shows will be billed. No refunds for failure to log-in at the time of the event.

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