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Know all about patient safety issues in hospitals in this eye-opening webinar along with learning about CMS Hospital CoPs & TJC Patient Safety System chapter as well as patient safety in healthcare. Not just this, get well versed with CMS CoPs when it comes to a punitive setting, reporting medication errors, adverse events, and drug incompatibilities. What more? The topic also talks about the top ten patient safety issues in hospitals. Put your worries at bay and know more about what hospitals need to do to create a patient safety culture. Got questions lingering in your mind about the free toolkit on Just Culture by AHRQ? Get answers here in this session. The speaker later also fills you in with patient safety recommendations of the NQF 34 Safe Practices and besides discussing how to prevent medical errors from occurring. And you must listen attentively as CMS is reporting each hospital’s scores and is reducing payments by 1 percent to hospitals with the highest rate of medical errors and infections. Hospitals need to evaluate ways to proactively reduce errors and adverse events. Preventable medical errors are actually at risk by 1% per year according to the National Quality Forum publication on 34 Safe Practices for better healthcare. There are 18 types of medical errors that account for 2.4 million extra hospital days and 9.3 billion in excess care. An OIG study found that 15,000 Medicare patients every month experience an adverse event during healthcare delivery that results in death. One of every seven discharges (13.5%) results in an adverse event. Stay informed of every bit of information here in this session along with getting well acquainted with patient safety nursing and cms patient safety nursing issues updates.
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Telehealth, and Telemedicine Regulations by CMS and TJC
CMS, the federal agency responsible for administering Medicare and Medicaid programs, has issued guidelines on telemedicine reimbursement to ensure that patients have access to the same level of care through telemedicine as they would in person. These guidelines include allowing for virtual consultations, remote patient monitoring, and virtual check-ins. CMS also covers telemedicine services for certain populations, such as those living in rural areas, and for certain conditions, such as stroke and mental health.
In addition to these standards, CMS and TJC also have measures in place to ensure that telemedicine services are appropriately billed and that patients are not overcharged for these services. This includes guidelines for reimbursement and clear instructions for billing telemedicine services.
Overall, the standards established by CMS and TJC for telemedicine aim to ensure that patients receive high-quality care through remote communication technology while maintaining patient safety and privacy. These standards ensure that telemedicine services are provided by qualified professionals, that patient information is protected, and that telemedicine services are accessible and appropriately billed.
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2023 ICD-10 Coding Revisions for Home Health Agencies
The International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision (ICD-10) is a medical coding system used by healthcare providers to classify and report diagnoses and procedures. The ICD-10 codes are updated regularly to reflect changes in medical technology, procedures, and diagnostic criteria. The 2023 ICD-10 coding updates for home health and hospice are expected to bring several changes that will affect the way these services are coded and billed.
One of the major updates for home health in 2023 is the addition of new codes for telehealth services.
Another significant update for home health in 2023 is the addition of new codes for virtual therapy services. The new codes will allow home health providers to bill for virtual therapy services, such as occupational and physical therapy, in the same way as in-person therapy.
For hospice, in 2023, ICD-10 codes will be added to reflect the new technologies and treatments that have been developed for end-of-life care. The new codes will allow hospice providers to bill for these new technologies and treatments, such as palliative care and symptom management.
It's important to note that these changes are not only going to affect the billing and reimbursement process but also the quality of care provided to patients and the ability of providers to track and measure outcomes. The new codes will provide more detailed information about the services provided, which will enable healthcare providers to better track patient outcomes and measure the effectiveness of their treatment.
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Insurance changes are upon us with January 1st right around the corner. Now is the time to review your internal processes and be sure your team is ready for the upcoming changes and prepare if not!
Every healthcare practice must verify coverage before services, especially in the new year. If needed, we can implement new protocols within your office to be more proactive about patient copays, co-insurance, deductibles, and even patient past-due balances.
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Over many years, the heads of the US DHHS have indicated that patient access to information is a critical priority in order to improve the health of the nation.
Patient rights under HIPAA have been expanded to include new rights of access, and guidance has been issued on access to records.
All HIPAA-covered entities need to review their HIPAA compliance, policies, and procedures to see if they are prepared to be in full compliance and meet the requirements of the rules.
Compliance is required and violations for willful neglect of the rules begin at more than $10,000.
The head of US DHHS has indicated that providing patients access to Protected Health Information is a key priority for improving the nation’s health and guidance.
The new information-blocking regulations and proposed changes to the HIPAA regulations will be reviewed and their effects on usual practices will be discussed, as well as what policies need to be changed and how.
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This document discusses dress and appearance codes in the workplace. It notes that dress codes set clear expectations, protect an organization's image, promote a productive work environment, and comply with health and safety standards. However, dress codes must avoid discrimination and consider religious, gender, age and other factors. The document outlines legal issues and best practices for dress codes, such as being flexible when possible and addressing grooming in addition to clothing. Employers have the right to establish dress codes if they are business related and non-discriminatory. The document provides guidance on developing an effective written policy.
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Deconstructing the 2023 Split Shared Services Updates
Split/Shared services are one of the most misunderstood categories of billing and reporting for medical practices and providers. For evaluation and management (E/M) visits jointly furnished by a physician and NPP in the same group practice in a facility setting, CMS has historically allowed the visit to be billed under the physician’s NPI.
All of that changed in 2022 with updated rules that disallowed this practice and required the visit to be billed under the NPI of the physician or NPP who either document the history, exam, or medical-decision-making for the visit OR whoever provides more than 50% of the total service time.
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Insurance denials are unfortunately always going to be present in any medical practice. If not handled properly they can quickly overwhelm and take over even the strongest billing team. Insurance payers are constantly adding new ways to reject claims and postpone payments.
Our speaker will cover the top 10 denials seen in 2022 and how to create and implement processes internally to prevent them in the future.
Financial agreements, and their importance, will be covered as well. Do not miss this broadcast of very crucial information. Let our experts help you and your staff identify problems, create lasting results, and watch your revenue rise.
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Improving Documentation in Pain Management - Upcoming AMA Changes for 2023
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The Improve Documentation in Pain Management webinar will break down the new guidelines in a way that Pain Management providers and their staff can understand and implement needed auditing within their workflow to ensure they are reporting appropriate coding.
Upcoming AMA changes in 2023 are now available as well and will be covered in this session.
AMA Evaluation and Management changes in 2021 left providers confused about how to properly report their visits with patients. There is so much information being provided via email
and the internet, but much is contradictory to each other.
Additionally, the speaker, Toni Elhoms, will discuss coverage guidelines for top pain management procedures and tips to improve documentation to satisfy these requirements.
Self-auditing is the best way to protect your practice from RAC and commercial payer audits.
Be sure all your clinical and billing staff join this session to learn all the ins and outs of the new regulations.
With all the changes to Evaluation and Management (E&M) since 2021 and upcoming changes in 2023 providers must adapt and update their templates and records to be sure they stay compliant.
In the Improve Documentation in Pain Management session
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2023 Evaluation and Management (E/M) Guideline Changes Webinar
Expert Toni Elhoms will be live for Navigating the 2023 Evaluation and Management (E/M) Changes. The coding guidelines for office-based/outpatient services have seen a roll into significant changes, which led to major developments in the Evaluation and Management (E/M) services. And YES, it will impact the clinical documentation of providers and the required reimbursement rates. How do calculate the E/M services appropriately when such examinations are present in between?
Side-away the worries! The live session will help you in reviewing 2023 E/M guideline changes, the updated elements of historical and physical examinations, medical decision-making requirements, and the needed methodologies. While the E/M services are portrayed as avoiding the burden on healthcare sectors, then keeping pace with the changed methodology is substantial for inpatient, observation, consultations, and skilled nursing E/M facilities.
The Healthcare industry is known for high regulative activities, and even a single error in its management could lead to disasters. Regulate the compliance parameters by Navigating the 2023 Evaluation and Management (E/M) Changes.
Learning Objectives
Understand the 2023 E/M Guideline Changes
Recall new medical-decision-making requirements
Recall new time-based coding requirements
Understand clinical documentation requirements
Understand new prolonged service codes
Recall best practice E/M coding tips
Areas Covered
Discuss the 2023 E/M Guideline Changes
Discuss how history and physical examination elements have changed
Review updates for medical-decision-making requirements
Review updates for time-based coding requirements
Outline clinical documentation requirements
Dissect new leveling methodology
Review new prolonged service leveling methodology
Outline clinical documentation scenarios to demonstrate the proper application of new guidelines
Discuss best practice tips for E/M coding in 2023
2023 ICD-10-CM Coding Updates - ConferencePanel
The 2023 ICD-10-CM coding updates take effect on October 1, 2022. Per CMS, 2023 ICD-10-CM codes are to be reported for services occurring from dates of service October 1, 2022, through September 30, 2023.
Understanding the many updates is critical to reporting ICD-10-CM codes compliantly and obtaining the proper reimbursement for your organization’s services.
Today’s webinar will review the key updates, revisions, deletions, and important condition-related information, and dissect updates to the diagnosis coding guidelines.
Attending this webinar will advance your knowledge of the ICD-10-CM updates for FY 2023 to ensure maximum reimbursement and accurate claim submissions within your organization.
Learning Objectives
Understand the major ICD-10-CM updates for 2023
Identify the important additions, deletions, and revisions for the 2023 ICD-10-CM changes
Recall major guideline updates for the 2023 ICD-10-CM changes
Recognize the clinical documentation requirements for the 2023 ICD-10-CM updates
Recognize the roles and workflows that may be impacted by the 2023 ICD-10-CM updates
Understand the training and education required to comply with these new code updates
Areas Covered
Discuss the major ICD-10-CM updates for 2023
Highlight important code additions, deletions, and revisions for the 2023 ICD-10-CM code set
Discuss clinical documentation requirements for the 2023 ICD-10-CM updates
Discuss roles and workflows that may be impacted by the 2023 ICD-10-CM updates
Outline training and education required to comply with these new code updates
Outline clinical documentation scenarios to demonstrate the proper application of new guidelines
Discuss best practice tips for ICD-10-CM coding in 2023
Background
Each year ICD-10-CM coding updates go into effect on October 1st and it’s imperative that your organization understands what the diagnosis coding changes entail, and the new clinical documentation requirements associated with these codes in 2023.
Why Should You Attend
ICD-10-CM coding updates have a significant impact on your organization’s bottom line. It is crucial that your organization is equipped with the knowledge on October 1, 2022, to navigate changes to diagnosis codes, diagnosis coding guidelines, interpretations, and applications of the updated code set.
2023 ICD-10-CM Coding Updates – Important Guidelines
Proper reimbursement is a key to organizational services! Join the upcoming live on Mastering the 2023 ICD-10-CM Updates by Toni Elhoms. CMS has validated the reporting of 2023 ICD-10-CM codes for the services acquired from October 1, 2022, through September 30, 2023. Here is the critical scenario regarding the severity of ICD-10-CM codes and compliance measures for reimbursements. As a healthcare organization, the understanding of these 2023 diagnoses changes, and the requirements for new clinical documentation are necessary.
Hence, this webinar will advance the knowledge of the ICD-10-CM code for 2023 while giving an in-depth dive into important code additions, deletions, and updates to the coding guidelines. Not only the details, but the expert also will sensitize the participants with compliance training for the new updates, and how to demonstrate the application n a way to abide by the new guidelines.
Navigation to code changes entails a workflow in the healthcare organization. Decline those complicated arenas, and frame a significant path with ICD-10-CM coding updates.
Learning Objectives
Understand the major ICD-10-CM updates for 2023
Identify the important additions, deletions, and revisions for the 2023 ICD-10-CM changes
Recall major guideline updates for the 2023 ICD-10-CM changes
Recognize the clinical documentation requirements for the 2023 ICD-10-CM updates
Recognize the roles and workflows that may be impacted by the 2023 ICD-10-CM updates
Understand the training and education required to comply with these new code updates
Areas Covered
Discuss the major ICD-10-CM updates for 2023
Highlight important code additions, deletions, and revisions for the 2023 ICD-10-CM code set
Discuss clinical documentation requirements for the 2023 ICD-10-CM updates
Discuss roles and workflows that may be impacted by the 2023 ICD-10-CM updates
Outline training and education required to comply with these new code updates
Outline clinical documentation scenarios to demonstrate the proper application of new guidelines
Discuss best practice tips for ICD-10-CM coding in 2023
Why Should You Attend?
ICD-10-CM coding updates have a significant impact on your organization’s bottom line. It is crucial that your organization is equipped with the knowledge on October 1, 2022, to navigate changes to diagnosis codes, diagnosis coding guidelines, interpretations, and applications of the updated code set.
CMS Emergency Services 2022 | Follow Nursing Standards
Initialize compliance in your hospital departments! The live CMS Emergency Services 2022 for Nursing with Nash Healthcare Consulting overviews the hospital CoPs on the emergency departments and emergency services. As Medicare mandates a hospital to follow CMS CoPs guidelines, the organizations are also responsible for providing safe care to the patients. Whether the staffing requirements or the provisional services, standardized care has to be furnished. However, the hospital staff has to follow the rules and procedures stated under restraints and seclusion.
The expert will help the participants to get professional training by providing a structured manual, on and off-campus services, a brief discussion on EMTALA, and the urgency to meet patient needs. Get attested to the protocols of what CoP means, and what CMS has designed for your organizations.
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Recall that CMS has a section in the hospital CoP manual on emergency services
Discuss that CMS requires the emergency department to have specified policies and procedures
Describe that there are restraint and seclusion standards that staff must follow
Explain what has required if the patient files a grievance
Agenda
Introduction
Location of the manual
Survey memos
Access to survey deficiency data
EMTALA and 2019 changes
Provision of emergency services
Required Policies
Hospitals without emergency departments
Adequacy of staff and staff training
Transport policies
On-campus and off-campus responsibilities
Medical Staff and emergency procedures
Meeting needs of patients
Following standards of care (a) ACEP and ENA
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Lab, x-ray, medical records, surgery responsibilities
A qualified medical director required
Direction and supervision of department and staff
Urgent care services
Equipment and supplies
Staffing
Critical Access Hospitals emergency services
Director and policies and procedures
Staff numbers and qualifications
Blood, blood products, and laboratory
EMTALA overview
Lists and logs
Medical screening examination
Stabilizing treatment
No delay in transfer
Requirements for receiving hospital
2019 changes that impact emergency services
Restraint and seclusion
Grievance
Protocols and standing orders
Interpreters
Safe injection practices
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Get the tips on HIPAA Training for the Compliance Officer to protect the rights of patients and your healthcare organization. HIPAA Training for the Compliance Officer - What you Need to Know with Mark R Brengelman significantly breaks the differences between Privacy Officer, Security Officer, and Compliance Officer. What if the PHIs are not protected, and you are not aware too? Who will be responsible for this violation? However, a HIPAA Compliance Officer digs away the chances of facing high penalties, and this is what the session discusses. The roles and functions of a Compliance Officer ensure the basic needs a healthcare entity serves. Don’t let this away, and practice compliance with dignity!
The HIPAA Compliance Officer is a supreme body that looks over the compliance of healthcare entities! To get a detailed walkthrough, learn HIPAA Training for the Compliance Officer - What you Need to Know by Mark R Brengelman. The session will help the healthcare organizations to get the proper roles and functions of a HIPAA Compliance Officer. Violations can occur if not followed HIPAA standards, the confidentiality has to be maintained to safeguard patients’ rights. Information to restrict breaches and unlawful actions reassure the fulfillment. While you are still struggling, HIPAA Training for Compliance Officer is here to break down your issues.
Learning Objectives
Basics of HIPAA privacy and security
Identifying and establishing a HIPAA compliance officer
Duties of the compliance officer under HIPAA rules
Advantages and disadvantages to having your corporate legal office be designated as the HIPAA compliance officer
Whether you may outsource your compliance officer duties
What to do if you are a solo health care practitioner – can you be your office’s own HIPAA compliance officer?
Best practices for the use of the HIPAA compliance officer
Basic tips and techniques to have an effective, functioning HIPAA compliance officer.
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Why Should You Attend this HIPAA Compliance officer training
This HIPAA Compliance Officer Training webinar examines the duties of a HIPAA compliance officer of a healthcare entity and its proper role in helping the healthcare entity comply with HIPAA regarding confidential patient protected health information.
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