Big Stones Webinar

During this webinar, Womens Health Integration Specialist, Susan Kendig, describes the four key components of the Maternal Mental Health: Depression and Anxiety Patient Safety Bundle. She also identifies a minimum of at least two resources regarding screening and interventions with potential for incorporation into their practice, and articulates a plan for a tiered response to the patient’s risk assessment and response to interventions

This special webinar will provide some thought-provoking questions to help you get ready for the biggest change in long-term care in decades. Beginning October 1, a new case-mix model, the Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM), is set to take effect and replace the existing RUG-IV case-mix classification model. Reimbursement will largely shift from rehabilitation services to nursing services. It is essential that skilled nursing facilities consider every care process, from improved nursing assessment skills to a different relationship with their rehab provider.

Many Health Information Management departments are still prepping charts that come from all departments of a hospital system. This means that there is a potential time lag in making this critical information available to providers. The first place to start is selecting a document imaging solution for any paper being produced outside of your EMR system. But let's take this a step further. What if we move document imaging out of the HIM department and into each clinical area of a hospital?

Today, people everywhere are actively seeking tools and information to stay healthy and prevent disease. Care providers want greater insights and guidance to make the most accurate clinical diagnoses and the most effective treatment decisions. Key discussion points for this webinar:How to move from being "data aware" to data-driven, moving beyond data gathering, to intelligent insight, to action, Examples of how meaningful operational analytics tools can help improve workflow, reduce manual processes, and achieve gains in many areas like referral volume, scanner utilization, and staff experience.