1.5 CEs - Illinois Health Care Association
1.5 CEs - Illinois Health Care Association
1.5 CEs - Illinois Health Care Association
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It’s Not My Responsibility...Is It? Critical Thinking Skills<br />
for Facility Professionals<br />
Diana Waugh, RN, BSN, Waugh Consulting<br />
Track NUR<br />
CliCk here to register online<br />
TUESDAY<br />
“You think I should have done what?” “You are just being picky.” “I can’t be responsible for everything!” “I am leading!!”<br />
Sometimes it seems that the responsibilities of leading are just confusing. This session will take a look at critical thinking<br />
techniques that must be employed by leaders. Through the use of real life examples relating to readmissions, attendees<br />
will learn to address and support their actions.<br />
Positive Leadership for Today’s Generations<br />
Khrys Kantarze, BS, MA, LNHA, Maun-Lemke Speaking & Consulting, LLC<br />
Track MULTI<br />
Times have changed. Leaders of today’s healthcare workers are faced with the challenge of motivating people with a<br />
variety of backgrounds. From the new graduates of today to the Baby Boomers -- figuring out how to motivate and<br />
educate effectively with the diversity of today’s workforce can be difficult. This dynamic and entertaining session will<br />
teach you the important differences and strategies to maximize your effectiveness with all groups.<br />
Hot Topics in Employment Law<br />
Jon Zimring, JD, Duane Morris LLP<br />
Track ADM<br />
The laws governing the employment relationship are continually evolving and changing. Employers need to be alert<br />
to these changes and effectively train supervisors and managers on how to reduce the risk of employment liability.<br />
This session will address hot topics surrounding both federal and state laws and legal decisions that affect how <strong>Illinois</strong><br />
employers in the long term care profession should be conducting both their human resources and/or labor relations<br />
practices to stay on the right side of the law.<br />
But DSPs Don’t Chart: Effective Documentation Strategies for ID/DD Facilities<br />
Jason Lundy, JD, Polsinelli Shughart PC<br />
Laura Kelly, BS, LTC Support Services<br />
Track DD<br />
3:30 – 5 p.m. (<strong>1.5</strong> <strong>CEs</strong>)<br />
While DSPs are the life-blood of an ID/DD facility, they do not extensively chart about residents’ conditions. That does<br />
not stop the <strong>Illinois</strong> Department of Public <strong>Health</strong> (IDPH) from expecting documentation. This session will discuss<br />
DSPs’ responsibilities to document and when and how to chart effectively.<br />
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