This annual program reviews essential hospice and palliative medicine concepts of interest to clinicians. Topics being covered this year include prognostication, pain and other symptom management, regulatory update, and ethical issues. TAPM’s Audience Response System will be used to facilitate participant involvement.
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Faculty:
Heather Wilson, Ph.D &
Joy Barry, RN, M.Ed, CLNC
The two-day Hospice Regulatory Boot Camp provides an
in-depth review of the most challenging hospice regulations
and what hospices must do to comply with them.
The optional Managing Hospice Scrutiny post boot offers
tools, resources and strategies for dealing with RACs,
RHHIs/MACs, ZPICs, MICs, QIOs and the OIG.
Optional Post - Boot - Managing Hospice ScrutinyNovember 17, 2010
(§97.259 c) for new HCSSA Administrators/Alternates
Need all 8 hours now? Sign up for our new on-line administrator training and get all of your hours quick. Just watch and listen to the presentations, take the short quiz after each section and you can be free of worries.
1. Find out if your Agency is a Member of TNMHO (no results from the search below means your agency is not a member):
2. Pay for the training through Paypal:
* if you can not find your agencies name in the list and you believe you are a member please call first before paying the member rate:
3. Start taking the training *After paying through Paypal you will be immediately redirected to the Administrator Training. We recommend book marking this site so that you can take the training over multiple days. Please email bbaker@txnmhospice.org if you do not get redirected.
19.5 hours of On-line Continuing Education Training for Nurses, Social Workers, Administrators and other hospice professionals
We are now offering convenient on-line training taught by hospice professionals. Certified CNE/CE/CEUs for nurses, social workers, administrators, chaplains, counselors, and all other hospice personnel are awarded after successful completion. All you need is a computer with speakers and Internet Explorer and you can get continuing education credits while sipping coffee in your pajamas. All speakers are well known professional hospice workers that are experts in their field(s). You can take individual classes or get all the classes in our bundle pack. Instructions
Current Classes (click one to start taking the course):
Class Name
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Bundle Pack--19.5 hours of On-line Continuing Education training with CNEs, CEs, CEUs for Nurses, Social Workers, Administrators, and other hospice professionals.
Members - Only $200 for All All of these classes are approved for continuing education credit from the Texas Board of Nursing and Texas Board of Social Workers. We are also an approved provider of administrator continuing ed. hours by the Texas Department of Aging and Disability.
Meets 12 hour annual requirement (§97.260) for HCSSA Administrators/Alternates
*bundle pack includes most of the classes you see below Plus Many More
1.
Failure to Thrive 1.5 credits Tammie Rogers, MD, Medical Director, Lion Hospice: This session will provide an in-depth examination of the diagnosis of failure to thrive. It will also include a review of appropriate assessment documentation to support this diagnosis. Audience: Physicians, Nurses
Level: Intermediate
2.
End Stage COPD 1.5 credits Michele Lee, MD, Assistant Professor of Family Medicine, Univ. of New Mexico Health Science Center
Dr. Lee will define when a COPD patient is appropriate for hospice and discuss assessment and symptom management as well as quality of life issuers Audience: Nurses, Physicians
Level: Intermediate
3.
29 High Risk Areas in Hospice from the office of the Inspector General 1.5credits Rebecca McMinn, RN, MSN, MBA, President, TX and NM Hospice Organization; Consultant, HealthCare ConsultLink
This session will focus on the 29 areas of risk that the OIG (Office of Inspector General) has identified in order to prevent staff and the hospice from having issues with fraud and abuse. Audience: All
Level: Intermediate
4.
Timely Topics in Texas Hospice Regulation Part1 - Updated 05/02/09 1.5 credits
Rosalind Nelson-Gamblin, HCSSA Policy Specialist, Regulatory Services Policy Development and Support Unit at the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services. This session includes: Licensing Standards; Surveys, Roles & Rules and department resources Audience: Administrators
Level: General
5.
Timely Topics in Texas Hospice Regulation Part 2 - Updated on 05/02/09 - 1.5 credits Rosalind Nelson-Gamblin, HCSSA Policy Specialist, Regulatory Services Policy Development and Support Unit at the Department of Aging and Disability Services This presentation includes: Emergency Preparedness Planning and Implementation Audience: Administrators
Level: General
6.
Timely Topics in Texas Hospice Regulation PART 3 - new on 05/02/09 - 1.5 Credits Rosalind Nelson-Gamblin, HCSSA Policy Specialist, Regulatory Services Policy Development and Support Unit at the Department of Aging and Disability Services This presentation includes:Recent Hospice Condition Citations in Texas Audience: Administrators
Level: General
7.
Legal Issues for Hospice Marketing -1.5 credits
Marie C. Berliner, J.D.
has been providing legal counsel and representation to hospice and other providers in all aspects of Medicare administrative and regulatory compliance since 1988, in Washington, D.C and Austin, Texas. This presention covers:
Top three federal statutes affecting marketing
Application of laws to allowable marketing activities and limitations
legal challenges in real life situations
Audience: All
Level: General
8.
Companioning 1.5 credits
Rodney Bolejack, D.Min, Chaplain, One of the primary concerns of hospice patients is fear of abandonment. Such may occur at several levels, particularly when busy schedules focus our attention on protocols, procedures, and paperwork. This presentation explores Companioning as an essential hospice concept. Benefits and Burdens and Barriers and Bridges to creating a shared journey will be examined from professional and intra-personal perspectives. Participants will learn how to apply Companioning skills and attitudes to enrich the hospice experience for the patient as well as for the professional. Audiences: All
Level: General
9.
New COPS 1.5 Credits
New Medicare Conditions of Participation were effective December 2, 2008. Educate yourself on changes that will impact your hospice by watching and listening to this multimedia presentation. Audience: All
Level: General
10.
Children and Grief- 1.5 Credits
Rodney Bolejack, D.Min., Chaplain
This presentation is from the 05/02/09 TNMHO conference. Rodney will discuss children and common early experiences, responses to grief, tasks of children in grief, styles of grieving and the role of faith, hope and love. Participants will learn ways to help grieve and heal. Audience: All
Level: General
11.
"7 Dumb Mistakes Smart People Make" - by Danny Mack
This class is approved for 1.5 CNEs Improve your job performance and accomplish personal and professional goals after learning the seven mistakes that hinder people from accomplishing their professional goals. Become motivated, encouraged and inspired to improve your skills!
Audiences: All
12.
Marketing Hospice with Dignity: A Core Competency - By Ray Clark This class is approved for 1.5 hours of CE Marketing lets your customers know the uniqueness of your hospice and the benefits of choosing your company over the competition. Knowing the rules and selling your services within the boundaries of those rules is marketing with dignity. Turning this style of marketing into a core competency sets your organization apart from the others.
Audiences: All
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Let Someone Know How to Respect Your WishesThis class is approved for 1.5 hours Continuing Education Units Dr. Jerry Barker introduces new state-of-the-art Advance Care Planning (ACP) strategies (Let’s Talk Texas and Respecting Choices). Participants will encourage and assist patients and families to Let Someone Know their wishes before they can no longer speak for themselves. A great on-line class for all hospice professionals.
Audience: All
Level: General
14
Professional Boundaries (Ethics Credit)- This class is approved for 1.5 hours Continuing Education Units Sandi Hebley, RN, CHPN, LMSW, Compassus Hospice of Dallas
In this session participants will hold a discussion of professional codes of ethics, differences in personal self-interest motivations, self-disclosure, issues of gifts and actions necessary to maintain appropriate boundaries in professional relationships. Audience: All
Level: Intermediate
Steps to get your CNE/CE/CEUs:
1 .Pay for the class through Paypal and immediately after paying you will be redirected back to our site (click on the button on the receipt that says return to Texas and New Mexico Hospice's Web site) the class will immediately begin once you are redirected to our site.
2. Watch and listen to the on-line presentation
3. Take the quiz at end and score an 80 or above.
4. Print the success page that contains your name, score, CE/CEUs awarded.
The presentations have sound and are timed. At the end there is a quiz that you must get an 80 or above on to get continuing education credit.
**No conflicts of interest, commercial support, endorsement of products, off-label use of products accompany these presentations.
Texas & New Mexico Hospice Organization is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Texas Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Texas & New Mexico Hospice Organization is an approved provider of continuing education by the Texas State Board of Social Work Examiners, expiration January 31, 2011.
FREE 2 Months of On-line Training For All of Your Staff
TX & NM Hospice Organization has Partnered with
To provide Hospice's in Texas and New Mexico a FREE 2 Month subscription of exceptional On-line Video Training from hospice professionals from all over the country. Click here for class listing and brochure.
$349. per attendee Includes 2 days of interactive, intensive training, CEUs as noted below, and meals
Presenters:
Susan Bruno, MSW, LCSW, Director of Outreach, Suncoast Institute
Description: Continued scrutiny demands we provide effective documentation that reflects the value and need for hospice services. This comprehensive program presents the Hospice Interdisciplinary Care Process through a critical thinking framework as a basis for documentation that reflects the hospice model of care. This train-the-trainer program will allow the participant to implement this comprehensive documentation system in their agency. It includes all the documentation training curriculum, teaching aides, guidelines, clinical reference/program integrity tools, and resources to train your staff and volunteers to “paint the picture” that justifies the value of our services.
Tools You Can Use:
Utilize a system to document the hospice interdisciplinary assessment process, focusing on developing patient/family driven, individualized care goals.
Document hospice specific interventions, with an emphasis on the collaborative care planning process.
Describe the outcomes and evaluation of care showing the value and benefits of hospice.
Use specific language to “paint the picture” of gradual decline and the complexities of end-of-life care.
Incorporate patient/family education into the documentation process.
Proactively Document the Care of Patients & Families to Avoid the need to respond to ADR’s Effectively Document IDT members collaboration Gain tools and techniques to train colleagues to document more efficiently Learn skills to illustrate the unique impact and results of patient/family focused Hospice care
14.0 Contact Hours: N, NA, P, NH
Contact Hours: 14.0 Contact Hours will be provided via The Hospice of the Florida Suncoast for Nurses, Marriage & Family Therapists, Mental Health Counselors, Licensed Clinical Social Workers and Nursing Home Administrators through Florida Board provider #50-1994. Certificate of Attendance will be provided for all other attendees.