NEW 2010 Course Schedule (under construction)


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TUITION DISCOUNTS OFFERED

  3 seminars  10% discount
  4 seminars  15% discount
  5 seminars   20% discount
  6 seminars   25% discount

2009 Course Schedule

  Date     Workshop Title     Credits     Instructor     Tuition     Location  
 Tues.
Sept. 15		  

2009 NYS OMIG Regulations:
The High Cost of
 Non-Compliance

 

  7 hours  Robert A. Hussar, First Deputy Medicaid Inspector General

Steven Chananie, Esq.

  $195    New Hyde Park 
Tues.
Oct. 6		 Developing Strong and  Effective Middle  Managers 7 hours Afo Kalu  $175   Manhattan
Wed.
Oct. 21		  Conflict Resolution Skills 7 hours  Afo Kalu  $175  New Hyde Park 
 Tues.
Oct. 27		 Developing Strong and  Effective Middle  Managers 7 hours  Afo Kalu  $175  New Hyde Park 
Thurs.
Nov. 12		 Legal Remedies of Revenue Collection & Legal Aspects of Medical Records 7 hours  

 Steven B. Cottler, Esq.

 $175    Manhattan
Tues.
Nov. 17		 Evacuation Planning: Preparing For the Unthinkable 6 hours

 

Katherine Logan

NYS DOH Public Health Emergency Preparedness Rep.

Paul Reynolds

discusses his nursing home evacuation during Hurricane Rita

Afo Kalu 

  

     Queens
Wed.
Nov. 18		 Nursing Home Emergency Mgmt:    CMS, DOH and NFPA Guidelines 7 hours Tom Salamone $175 New Hyde Park  
Wed.
Dec. 9		 Upgrading the Quality of Nursing Home Care 7 hours  

 

Valerie  Deetz, Deputy Dir.  NYS DOH
Div. of Residential Services
__________

Annette Tucker Osborne
Branch Chief at CMS – surveys
Greater New York City Area

 


 

 

 

 $195 New Hyde Park 

Tues.
Dec. 29

 

   Conflict Resolution Skills 7 hours  Afo Kalu  $175  Manhattan
 

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Recently Completed Seminars and Conferences


Medicaid Update -
There's A New Sheriff in Town
(with Jim Sheehan the new Medicaid Inspector General for NYS)

 

 Emergency Management: Preparing for Disaster in Your Health Care Facility
Best Practices for Assessment and Treatment of Pressure Ulcers Avoiding Employment Law Pitfalls and Maintaining a Union free Environment

Disaster Preparedness:  From Planning to Evacuation

 Effective Management & Leadership Skills for Directors of Environmental Services
Filling Beds with Non Traditional Residents Hot Legal Issues
Aggressive Behavior of Residents in Long Term Care

Management Skills for New Managers

Managing Staff Stress within your Facility

Maximizing Nursing Home Revenues: The New Medicaid Rates, Medicare Part D and RUGs 53
Person Centered Care: Putting Values into Practice Medical Record Documentation under HIPAA
Resident Falls: Moving Toward Zero Tolerance

Resident Wandering and Elopement:

Facts, Prevention, & Protocol

Maximizing Your Leadership Potential

 Strategies & Interventions for Pain Management

Successful Strategies for Dealing with Difficult Families

 Transitioning to an Electronic Medical Record System
Terrorism in a Healthcare Setting Public Speaking doesn't have to be a Nightmare
Stress Busting in a Stressful World Corporate Compliance: The Impact of OIG, OMIG and
 IRS Standards and Expectations


TUITION DISCOUNTS OFFERED when registering for 3 or more seminars

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS:
Each program offering will carry appropriate approval for continuing education credits by NAB for Nursing Home Administrators.
 

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