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Member Quarterly Audioconferences

The Center for Healthcare Accreditation's audioconferences are designed especially for today's busy accreditation professional. In just 90 minutes, you have access to in-depth coverage of an ever-changing array of current topics including, new and revised regulations and the latest trends and developments.

2010

Third Quarter Audio Conference 2010

Understanding Changes on the Horizon

  • Understanding CMS's Interpretative Guidelines for the Hospital Conditions of Participation
    • CoPs versus the Interpretative Guidelines: Clearing up the Confusion
    • Just What Is a "Condition Level" Deficiency?
  • Breaking News from TJC's Executive Briefings
    • New Accreditation Decision Categories
    • Addition of Another Life Safety Survey Day (Yikes!)
  • Analysis of the Patient-Provider Communication Standards: What Really is New?
  • Reviewing the Top 10 RFIs for 2010 (First 6 Months)
  • Questions / Discussion

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Second Quarter Audioconference 2010

Compliance with New Regulatory Requirements
Compliance with MS.01.01.01 for 2011
Presented by: Mary Hoppa, MD, MBA, CMSL
Senior Consultant

Joint Commission and CMS Activities:
Update from the "Front Lines"
Presented by: WendySue Woods, RN, MHSA, CSHA
Senior Consultant

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First Quarter Audioconference 2010

Center for Healthcare Accreditation: 2010: Changes, Challenges, and Navigating the Pathway to Success

  • Changes to the 2010 Surveyor's Activity Guide
  • Revisions to 2010 Standards
  • CMS's Recent Anesthesia Changes
  • Other Changes and Challenges
    • e.g. ordering of respiratory therapy services
  • Q & A

…what these mean to your organization

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Question of the Month | Expert Advice & Guidance

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