PPT-Hospice in Hospital - GIP and Beyond

Gregory Miller MD OBJECTIVES Document Hospice Levels of Care Identify the regulatory requirements for general inpatient level of care Describe patients who are eligible for and can benefit from higher level of care. T. E. W. 16. :18. Luke 5:27-31. 1 . Cor. 11:26.  For as often as you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death till He comes. .. 1 . Cor. 11:27-29 Therefore . whoever eats this bread or drinks . Tatyan Clarke, MD, FACS. Assistant Professor, General, Minimally-Invasive & Bariatric Surgery. Patricia Heys, BS. Director of Infection Prevention & Control. Sally Hinkle, DNP, MPA, RN. Director of Performance Improvement & Clinical Value. Hospice Marketing Advisor. kathy@dimedius.com. 1.888.519.7115, extension 130. Hospice Marketing Solutions. Hospice Marketing Solutions. Disclaimer:. No conflicts of interest, commercial support, endorsement of products, off-label use of products accompany these presentations. . Grace Varas, DO. UT Health . Division of Geriatric & Palliative Medicine, . Department of Internal Medicine. 90 million . Americans are living with serious illness, and this number is expected to more than double over the next twenty-five . Tristan L. . Prescher. Capstone Presentation 2013. Recognition of a problem. Early exposure to pediatric hospice process. Case example: Mario*. Communication issues. Role and task confusion. Lack of a uniform process. Tristan L. . Prescher. Capstone Presentation 2013. Recognition of a problem. Early exposure to pediatric hospice process. Case example: Mario*. Communication issues. Role and task confusion. Lack of a uniform process. “You, Too, Can GIP” . “We need to trust that our patients are the experts on their lives, culture, and experiences, and if we ask with respect and genuine desire to learn from them, they will tell us how to care for them.” . A leaflet for patients and families This leaet is for patients, their families and friends. It explains: - What cardiorespiratory arrest is (sometimes called “cardiac arrest” or just &# I. ntegrity. C. ollaboration. A. ccountability. R. espect. E. xcellence. Objectives. History of Hospice. Benefits of Hospice. Where Hospice is Provided. The Hospice Care Team. Hospice Eligibility. Hospice Myths. The Way Forward Initiative - . Topline. Results (National vs. Ontario). . February 7, 2014. Objectives and Methodology . Background and Objectives. Background:. In recognition of a growing gap between the end-of-reality and the availability of hospice palliative and end-of-life care services as the population ages, . Claims . in the MA APCD and how do I find them? . HOSPICE. Answer. : Hospice claims can be found by using the field MC036 - Type of Bill on Facility Claims Codes:. ’. 81. ’ = Hospice (non-hospital based). Process and Experience: 1. st. Year. Providence St Joseph Health, Sonoma County. Gary A. Johanson, . MD. Palliative Care Services. Medical Director Memorial Hospice and . Home Health. . Advances in Palliative Care Conference. An Integrated Approach to Hospice Palliative Care Services within Rural North East Ontario. . The challenge of place of care: . Hospice suites in acute care rural hospitals. October 25, 2019 . Sault Ste. Marie . Susan Levitt V.P. Clinical Services/COO. 1. Setting the Stage. Life expectancy in 1900 = 40 years. Life expectancy in 2000 = 80 years. 1900: People died of infectious diseases. 2000: People died of degenerative diseases.