Medical Record Standards: What Hospitals Should Know About the CMS Hospital CoPs 2016
14 Sep 2016
Webinar
Description
Topics
How to obtain a copy
Introduction to the CMS hospital CoPs
Interpretive guidelines issued
CMS Survey memos
Confidentiality and privacy memo
How to keep posted of new changes
OCR new information on HIPAA
Proposed changes to federal drug and alcohol drug
Autopsies
TJC changes to comply with CoPs
HITECH and Breech Notification law
AHIMA practice guidelines
Verbal orders and changes
Final changes to privacy, security, HITECH
Grievances
History and physicals
Medical record service requirements
Incident reports
Author identification
Medical record education and personnel
Standing orders and protocols
Content of records
Informed consent
Legibility and authentication requirements
Discharge summaries
List of procedures for consent requirements
Completed medical records
Other sections of CoPs that are important for documentation in the medical record
Who should Attend
Attendees from:
Health Information Management staff
Director of Health Information Management
Compliance Officer
Chief Nursing Officer (CNO)
Lab Director
Director of Radiology
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Hospital Legal Counsel
Chief Medical Officer (CMO)
Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Quality Improvement Coordinator
Joint Commission Coordinator
Nurse Educator
Risk Managers
Emergency Department Manager
Patient Safety Officer
Staff Nurses
Nurse Managers/Supervisors
Medical Department Nurse Manager
Clinic Managers
OR Nurse Director
Surgery Department Nurse Manager
CCU Nurse Director
ICU Nurse Director
IS Director
Outpatient Director
Anyone involved in the implementation of the CMS or Joint Commission medical record and documentation standards
Policy and procedure committee
Past Events
Medical Record Standards: What Hospitals Should Know About the CMS Hospital CoPs 2016 - 14 Sep 2016, Webinar (61989)
Important
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