Relevancy:

18.43% 

 

Length:

52m 18s - 38 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Sara Jensen, RN

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Following the course, "Preparing for Regulatory Surveys," the attendee will be able to:

• Identify the roles of regulatory agencies as they relate to urgent care.
• Describe the survey process and standards of practice that meet requirements of regulatory agencies.
• Develop a task list and assign responsibilities to prepare for a regulatory survey.
• Develop a measurable plan of performance improvement.
• Develop and implement a policy and procedure manual.

 

Relevancy:

17.88% 

 

Length:

01h 03m 03s - 47 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Joe Toscano, MD

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

After the presentation, participants should be better able to:

• Recognize emergencies in the urgent care setting
• Prepare your clinic with the emergency equipment and supplies that should be most useful
• Provide stabilizing care for emergencies, within the scope of your clinic
• Develop procedures and protocols to assist your clinic and staff in the provision of such care
• Implement strategies that promote ongoing preparedness

 

Relevancy:

20.91% 

 

Length:

48m 24s - 26 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Tammy Mallow-Ely

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Upon completion of the "Initial Back Office Staffing and Daily Operations" session, participants will be able to:

• Understand the challenges of staffing a start-up urgent care center’s back office in a cost effective way.
• Understand factors and responsibilities to consider when assigning duties to the back office.
• Develop daily operational check lists for staff.
• Standardize and document processes in preparation for eventual policy and procedure manual.
• Develop an operations plan for when the center opens—to assure the back office gets moving on the first day.

 

Relevancy:

14.51% 

 

Length:

01h 05m 54s - 42 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Stacy Calvaruso, CPAM

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Upon completion of the "Billing Essentials" course, participants will be able to:

• Understand broad concepts in urgent care billing including contracting, credentialing, documentation, coding, software, and accuracy.
• Explain the urgent care revenue cycle as it relates to the current payors and their payment processing tactics.
• Identify important milestones in establishing the billing function and develop an implementation timeline.
• Review the major milestones that an UCC should complete in order to begin billing for their services.
• Develop measures to assess the set-up and performance of an existing center's billing function

 

Relevancy:

31.02% 

 

Length:

52m 03s - 34 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Nathan Newman, MD, FAAFP

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Relevancy:

10.98% 

 

Length:

01h 03m 05s - 42 Slides  

 

Speaker:

John Shufeldt, MD, JD, MBA

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Following the lecture, the participant will be able to:

• Identify and avoid high-risk medical conditions.
• Reduce the likelihood of being named in a malpractice event.
• Explain the relationship between interpersonal skills and malpractice risk.
• Explain the legal process including the elements of a malpractice case.
• Explain how using informed consent can reduce malpractice.
• Identify high-risk scenarios and explain how to avoid them.

 

Relevancy:

100.00% 

 

Length:

54m 24s - 24 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Ann Bittinger, JD

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Covers Stark, anti-kickback, false claims, contracts, professional liability, non-competes, state and advertising regulations and scope of practice.

 

Relevancy:

71.91% 

 

Length:

59m 37s - 28 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Mark Rogers, MD

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

At the conclusion, attendees will:
1. Better understand the scope of prescription drug abuse in the United States.
2. Better understand the different psychological profiles and motivations in patients who are abusing prescription drugs, and the physicians who overprescribe.
3. Learn methods of identifying and managing drug seeking patients in the clinical setting.
4. Learn administrative and practice management options for managing drug seeking patients.
5. Learn state and federal legislature for monitoring and controlling prescription drug abuse.