EDUCATION

HealthCap Continuing Education Seminar

August 2, 2012 Embassy Suites Omaha - Downtown/Old Market

Ongoing Education

Quality First Insurance provides clients with free safety tips and education on subjects ranging from Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens, to FDA Consumer Alerts, to Four Great Ways to Fight Flu and much more.

We currently provide educational programming equivalent to 12 CEUs for Administrators and Licensed Nurses and are adding more all the time.
QFI can schedule educational seminars in your area.

For additional information contact Dorene Spies at (402) 779-1297 or at dspies@qfi.us.com

Using QIS Tools for Risk Management-Guide One Insurance

Updating or revising your facilities existing risk management program can be an endless and tiring job. This presentation will review a framework for helping nursing facilities decides when a risk management policy and/or procedure are needed. We will discuss what the challenges have been between the survey aspect of risk management and what is needed for possible litigation. From a risk management/litigation perspective this process may benefit your facility while decreasing the risk of regulatory citations and claims. The program will also review the current QIS tools that are available for all facilities free of charge. Provide an overview of how to use the QIS tools and procedures for your facility’s Risk Management Program. The program will also associate the pro-active approach available when the QIS forms are used for resident and family satisfaction surveys.

The content of this seminar is designed to meet the following participant learning objectives:

Discuss the challenges in maintaining an effective risk management program.
Identify QIS tools to use for problem identification and risk management.
Describe the role of employees in the success of a risk management program.

Defensive Documentation- Guide One Insurance

This seminar is designed to enhance the long term care nurse's documentation skills by selecting the best words and phrases to accurately communicate resident care and assist outside medical record auditors in their need for information.

The content of this seminar is designed to meet the following participant learning objectives:

Apply general guidelines when documenting resident care.
Use a system for documenting that assists him/her to thoroughly and concisely describe resident care issues.
Recognize what should be included in a resident's record and what should be avoided.
Record key information in response to incidents that adversely affect residents.
Distinguish the difference between medical record and quality assurance information.

There is no fee for this educational opportunity!!

Please email dspies@qfi.us.com the following information-
Where will you be attending? How many from your facility will be attending?

Thanks! I am excited to see you all there!!