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Critical Access Hospital (CAH): What Every CAH Should Know! PART 2
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October 14, 2008
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The following are some of the topics that will be covered during this session:
Services Provided through Agreements or
Arrangements
Nursing Services
Pharmacy; Pharmacy policies and procedures
Medication therapy monitoring
Pharmacy USP 797 regulations
Emergency medicine kits; Drug storage
Outdated drugs
Survey of pharmacy
Reporting ADR and medication errors
Monitoring medication errors
Medication Alerts
Standard of care for medications
Websites and additional resources
Infection control policies
Infection control websites
Infection control orientation for new employees
Dietary support staff
Rehab services
Lab services
Radiology services
Radiology staff
Scope of radiology services
Emergency procedures
AND MUCH MORE !
At the end of this session the participant will have:
• Discussed the responsibilities of the pharmacists in supervising the activities of the pharmacy.
• Identified requirements for CAH that ensure outdated drugs are not available for patient use.
• Discussed the medication cart requirement for security, including storage.
• Discussed the requirement to have “do not use abbreviations,” including the review of sound-alike/look-alike drugs. |
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Teleconference
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2008 eORA Users Group Meeting
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October 15, 2008
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This program is geared toward organizations that are currently participating in the West Virginia Center for Patient Safety (WVCPS) electronic occurrence reporting and analysis project as well as those that are considering it. The program will give an in-depth look at the benefits of reporting occurrences electronically and benefits of participating in the WVCPS.
NOTE: Attendance is free, and is limited to 4 attendees per facility.
At the conclusion of the program, participants will:
1. Understand the benefits of joining the WVCPS
2. Have discussed the potential for change with electronic occurrence reporting software
3. Recognize how electronic reporting improves patient safety outcomes, reporting features, and potential benefits to their organization
4. Have discussed the impact of medical errors on healthcare organizations |
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Charleston Marriott, Charleston, WV
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Critical Access Hospital (CAH): What Every CAH Should Know! PART 3
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October 21, 2008
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The following are some of the topics that will be covered during this session:
Medical Records
Records System
Informed consent
History and physicals
Surgical Services
Surgery policies
Designation of Qualified Practitioners
Quality assurance (quality improvement)
Hospital associated infections
State Exemption
Organ, Tissue and Eye Procurement
Definition of imminent death
At the end of this sessions the participant will have:
• Explain the informed consent elements required by CMS.
• Describe the requirements for “History & Physical” for CAH.
• List what must be contained in the operative report.
Discuss what the CAH must do to comply with the requirements for notification of the organ
procurement agency when a patient expires.
• Name some of the patient rights that are afforded to patients in swing beds. |
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Teleconference
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2008 ACHE Fall Symposium
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October 30, 2008
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Embassy Suites, Charleston, WV
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2008 Admin Training Day
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October 31, 2008
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Overview
Join your colleagues and register today for the annual
Administrative Professional’s Training Day sponsored by the West
Virginia Hospital Association and the Charleston Chapter of the
International Association of Administrative Professionals® (IAAP)
on October 31, 2008.
Make sure you register for what has come to be the training day of choice for
today’s administrative professionals in the healthcare
industry in West Virginia. The day of training will include technology that you can use, a featured presentation by Shelia D. Brownfield CPS/CAP, Past International President of IAAP, all mixed with lots of fun!
Do not miss this opportunity to sharpen your skills and develop
professional relationships with your colleagues through
networking opportunities.
Who Should Attend
Executive Assistants, Executive Secretaries, Administrative Assistants,
Office Managers, Office Professionals, and support staff.
Objectives
During this day of training the participant will:
1. Learn web portal design and implementation
2. Review Access and Excel uses
3. Receive an election year update regarding the legislative arena
4. Discuss generational differences and how to communicate more effectively cross-generationally |
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WVHA Board Room, Charleston
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