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Back Back to aGeNDa cover 36 THURSDAY Educational 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. (1.5 CEs) Sessions 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. (1.5 CEs) Telemedicine for After Hour Medical Care in the Post-Acute Skilled Nursing Facility David Chess, MD, Paragon Clinical LLC / eSNF, LLC Track ADM With healthcare financing in upheaval, hospitals must have true care partners to meet financial goals. Traditionally, nursing facilities’ infrastructures deterred them from managing complex medical problems, resulting in a 23+% national hospital readmission average from post-acute nursing facilities. eSNF and Paragon Clinical (in collaboration with Lexington Health Network) use a specialized telemedicine unit to see and interview SNF patients after hours with comprehensive digital examination capabilities. The service’s significant impact in reducing hospitalizations has been well-received by attending staff, nurses and patients. Leadership Challenges in Long Term Care Alan Litwiller, MHA, Omnicare Track NUR As we face an environment of more regulations, more surveyors, more violations, less revenue and less census, even more is expected of every long term care supervisor. During this session we will identify practical leadership skills necessary to keep us all successful in this difficult environment. Nursing Facility Regulatory Update Track ADM Representatives from the Illinois Department of Health Care and Family Services (HFS) and Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) will provide the latest updates to regulatory and legislative issues affecting nursing facilities. Teaching Ten Important Goals to People with Special Needs of All Ages Barbara Doyle, MS Track DD There is not enough time or enough money to teach children and adults with developmental and learning differences every skill that they need to have. Services must focus efforts on prioritized goals that result in becoming safe members of society, who communicate, belong, participate and contribute. Learn ten important lifetime goals that are essential for a full life in the community so that teams (parents, families, staff, professionals, etc.) can maximize the use of their time, money and efforts. CliCk here to register online
There’s More to Enteral Nutrition than Pumps and Formula Linda Roberts, MS, RD, Linda Roberts & Associates Inc. Track DIET Enteral nutrition plays a vital role in senior living. Individuals nourished via tube feeding formulas reside in skilled care, assisted living and independent living. This session will investigate regulatory requirements, ethical considerations, person centered values and end-of-life discussion with residents and/or families with loved ones sustained by enteral nutrition. Time in a Bottle: Capturing Memories Through 1:1 and Small Group Kimberly Jornd, CTRS, Outcome Services of Illinois Track ACT As long term care progresses and different options become available to the elderly population, the types of individuals that are coming in to nursing homes have changed. We now see individuals with a higher level of need related to all areas of their lives and this is affecting all departments. The Activity Department is struggling with programming and meeting the residents’ specific needs. In this time of budget cuts, leisure barriers, and personal preferences, we need to re-think our programming and re-structure our day. More emphasis needs to be placed on small group programming, sensory stimulation and 1:1’s. These programs can be the most difficult to plan and implement. Let this session help you get started in the right direction. The Future of Reimbursement Is Now: Take Action Today Clint Maun, CSP, Maun-Lemke Speaking & Consulting, LLC Track ADM Look at the healthcare changes now in process and slated for the future. The U.S. government has an aggressive agenda which will considerably affect reimbursement for healthcare providers. The new healthcare system requires providers to be more competitive and customer service oriented to receive their full reimbursement. These stated changes are already having huge implications related to partnerships, integration and guaranteed outcomes. This session will provide up-todate strategies to assist providers to begin action planning today to assure their future marketplace viability. CliCk here to register online THURSDAY 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. (1.5 CEs) Back to cover 37
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