MDS 3.0/RUG IV Distance Learning Series January-May 2015

November 20, 2014 LeadingAge DC Executive Director

OVERVIEW

In keeping with the success of their previous highly-rated distance learning education offerings, LeadingAge state affiliates and Plante Moran have teamed to offer a series of affordable, up-to-date distance learning educational sessions about the process of completing the Minimum Data Set (MDS) 3.0, and the impact of its accuracy. The MDS is the focal point of everything in long-term care (survey, quality measures, Five-Star, corporate compliance, Nursing Home Compare data, and reimbursement).

Successful surveys (Traditional or QIS) demand accuracy. The information to consumers must accurately reflect the level of care and services the facility provides. Rightful reimbursement for Medicare and Medicaid requires an accurate MDS. Mandatory corporate compliance began in March 2013 and all systems are part of the scrutiny. Nineteen basic and intermediate sessions designed to meet each member of your team involved in the assessment process at their point of need. Each session has time for questions and answers. The team can access the same information at the same time via audio format, and sessions are specialized for particular disciplines to help you maximize your time; no travel expenses for the facility and continuing education certificates are conveniently accessed via our website.

SPEAKER

Jane Belt, MS, RN, RAC-MT, Consulting Manager, Plante Moran, PLLC, Columbus, Ohio Jane is the manager of the Plante Moran Clinical Group and has been involved with the long-term care industry for over 39 years serving as a Director of Nursing and a nurse consultant. She has a Master’s in Nursing and is a Resident Assessment Coordinator Certified and a Master Teacher through the American Association of Nurse Assessment Coordination.

SCHEDULE

Please note that each event is scheduled for 1- 2:30 p.m. ET:

  • January 8, BASIC: Breaking Down the MDS: Section A-Which Assessment and When (Nursing)
  • January 15, BASIC: Breaking Down the MDS: Sections B, C, D, E and F (Social Services, Activities, Nursing)
  • January 22, BASIC and INTERMEDIATE: The Nitty Gritty of Section G-ADLs and Reimbursement (Nursing, Therapy)
  • January 29, BASIC: Breaking Down the MDS: Sections H and I (Nursing)
  • February 5, BASIC: Breaking Down the MDS: Sections K and L (Dietary, Nursing)
  • February 13, BASIC: Breaking Down the MDS: Section J; Eliminating Alarms and Reducing Falls (IDT)
  • February 19, BASIC: Breaking Down the MDS: Sections O and Q (Nursing, Therapy, Social Services)
  • February 26, BASIC: Breaking Down the MDS: Sections M, N and P (Nursing)
  • March 12, BASIC: Breaking Down the MDS: Sections V, Z and Working the CAAs (IDT)
  • March 20, INTERMEDIATE: What Do I Need to Know about Corporate Compliance (IDT)
  • March 27, INTERMEDIATE: Medicare Reviews ARE Reality-Is your Facility Really Ready? (Nursing, Therapy, Billing)
  • April 9, INTERMEDIATE: Can I Skill this Resident? (ED, Admin., Nursing)
  • April 16, INTERMEDIATE: How do we Get Paid for Medicare Part A Beneficiaries? (Nursing, Therapy)
  • April 24, INTERMEDIATE: Reaching for the Stars – Five-Star (ED, Admin., DON, Corporate Staff, Nursing)
  • May 1, INTERMEDIATE: Common Coding Issues on the MDS (IDT)
  • May 7, INTERMEDIATE: Nursing Restorative Programming (Nursing)
  • May 14, INTERMEDIATE: Quality Measures and Survey (Nursing, Social Services, Activities, Dining Services)
  • May 21, INTERMEDIATE: QA/PI-Up and Running (ED, Admn., DON, Corporate Staff, Nursing, Social Services, Activities, Dining Services

To register go to www.LeadingAgeOhio.org; click on “LeadingAge Ohio Master Calendar”; select month of choice and event; click link to register. All registrants will receive a confirmation. If you do not receive a confirmation, please do not assume that you are registered.