| 2022 MI-NADONA Virtual Workshop: ROP Phase 2 Clarification and Phase 3 Guidance |
Do you understand the recent changes to Abuse Reporting? How about the clarifications in Residents’ Rights?
Don’t miss your chance to learn more about the changes to the regulations and survey process that took effect October 24, 2022. Join speakers Vicki Burlew and Sandy Place for an update on the areas most pertinent to the clinical team — Residents’ Rights; Admission; Discharge and Transfer; Abuse Identification, Investigation and Reporting; Quality of Life and Care; Infection Control; and Trauma-informed Care with behavioral health care planning. Together, participants and the workshop speakers will identify strategies to implement the changes.
Earn CE Hours: Nurse participants may earn up to 3.75 nurse education contact hours.
Virtual Workshop SummaryThis session discusses the changes to the regulations and survey process effective October 24, 2022. We review the areas most pertinent to the clinical team – Residents’ Rights, Admission, Discharge and Transfer, Abuse Identification, Investigation and Reporting, Quality of Life and Care, Infection Control, and Trauma-informed Care with behavioral health care planning. With the participants we identify strategies to implement the changes. About the Speaker: Vickie Burlew, RN, LNHAVickie Burlew is a mentor and coach to LTC facilities in the area of regulatory and clinical care. She advocates for the homes and their residents believing that providing person-directed care is the road to compliance. Currently she is employed by Lebenbom & Rothman Consulting working with you for the best outcomes for your elders. About the Speaker: Sandy Place, LNHA, MASandra L. Place is a Healthcare Consultant and Educator, a licensed nursing home administrator and holds certifications and trainings in several holistic modalities including End of Life Doula. She is a long-time advocate of Person Directed Care and utilizes her graduate degrees in psychology and holistic health to aid healthcare environments in the development of innovative programs including culture change and end of life care. Ms. Place specializes in healthcare organizational change and end of life programming in post-acute care. Additionally, she teaches at the Michigan State University Henry Center for Executive Development as an instructor for the Nursing Home Administrator’s Course.
HCAM is proud to be the exclusive event manager for MI-NADONA/LTC. Additionally, HCAM is the provider of CNE in a joint-provider agreement with MI-NADONA/LTC. RN: Nurse participants may also earn up to 3.75 nurse education contact hours. Health Care Association of Michigan is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the Wisconsin Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. NHA: The Health Care Association of Michigan is a Certified Sponsor of continuing education with the National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB). This program has been approved for Continuing Education for 3.75 total participant hours from NAB/NCERS – approval #20230926-3.75-A87290-DL. Requirements for Successful Completion: To receive contact hours for live virtual participation in this program, participants must attend the entire program. Attendance will be verified automatically via the virtual platform. |