PPT-Quality Improvement: Hospice Chaplaincy Philosophy and Clinical Documentation Strategies

Ensuring Best Practice in Hospice Chaplaincy Introduction Toward Excellence in Spiritual Care How it all started Recognition of the problem CMS FY 2011 Top Ten Hospice Survey Deficiencies Compliance Recommendations. Day, Egusquiza, President. AR Systems, Inc . Lori Rathbun, VP Finance. Mercy Network, IA. . 1. Why have Clinical Documentation Improvement?. A consistent ‘set of eyes’ on the record . Concurrent review, with direct feedback-fragmented. HRSA Clinical Risk Management Resources Homepage. Before You Fill Out the Application…. Have the following items with you:. Quality Improvement/Quality Assurance Plan (with board signature and approval within past 3 years OR have board minutes with proof of approval within past 3 years). Why is . IT IMPORTANT FOR US TO UNDERSTAND HOSPICE?. Our care and services overlap. Continuity . of Care. Passing the baton. What is Hospice Care?. Hospice is a philosophy and type of care that provides comprehensive, loving support for people with illnesses that have progressed beyond a doctor’s expectation for cure. Kim Kranz, RN, MS. Kathy Baker, RN, MSN. 35 diverse, non-profit programs providing home and community based services. CHAP accredited, Medicare certified Home Health . CHAP accredited, Medicare certified Hospice. Reproductive Health Programs. Oregon Reproductive Health Program, Public Health Division . LEARNING OBJECTIVES. List 3 benefits of establishing and implementing a Quality Improvement Plan. List 3 Quality Improvement principles. Annual School of Addictions. May 3 – 4, 2015. Documentation Review. Section One. Medicaid Requirements. Every clinical record must include:. The Alaska Screening Tool (AST). All clients seeking services at a Community Behavioral Health Services clinic must complete the AST and it must be completed before are any assessments completed . RCPA Conference. October 8, 2014. Agenda . Behavioral Health Services Cultural Overview. Current Regulatory Environment – New Compliance Challenges. Function of the Progress Note. Defensive Maneuvers – Audit Proof Documentation. Physician Program Overview. Our CDI program works to ensure the documentation in the medical record captures the true acuity of our patients. Accurate documentation will reflect appropriate severity of illness and risk of mortality to support resource intensity and length of stay for our patients. . Emerging CDI Trends in 2015: CDI Survey Findings and Tips to Elevate Physician Engagement John Zelem, MD, FACS, Vice President, Clinical & Regulatory Learning Objectives What are documentation basics for physicians? Reforming Chaplaincy Training The Rev. David Fleenor, BCC , ACPE Supervisor, Director of Education Vansh Sharma, MD, Director of Research Deborah Marin, MD, Director of Center for Spirituality and Health 6 5 4 3 2 1 The EHR Implementation LifecycleStep 6 Continue Quality ImprovementABLE OF ONTENTSContinuous Quality Improvement CQI in the EHR Implementation Lifecycle 111Introduction 112What Is Continuo Writing. Rev. Anna Lee . Hisey. Pierson, MDiv. , BCC-PCHAC. Letters of Reference. You must provide three letters recommending you for hospice/palliative care specialty certification.. One letter must be from your hospice/palliative care supervisor. “Supervisor” is defined as the person who evaluates your pastoral, clinical, or administrative competence. This letter may also include verification of your clinical experience (. Learning objective. . describe the basic principles of quality improvement. introduce students to the methods and tools for improving the quality of health care. Performance requirement. know how to use a range of improvement activities . A short questionnaire to identify the appropriate process to follow when beginning a scholarly activity. The general characteristics of quality/performance improvement and clinical research activities are for use by the Institutional Review Board, administrative reviewers, investigators, and improvers are reviewed here. .