We are living in a healthcare world characterized by continuous and complex changes in technology, workforce dynamics, business models, regulatory environments, and more. The challenge for organizations is keeping pace with these changes. According to a recent Gallup survey, managers and employees are experiencing unprecedented levels of change fatigue, leaving them tired, numb, and disengaged. What can we do?
Join us for a 1-hour webinar featuring Jeff Chan from the Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional and Executive Development. Jeff will share key insights on the topic of Change and Agility, addressing how organizations can stay ahead. He will discuss the latest practices organizations use to adapt to change and implement new management systems and practices to handle the relentless pace of transformation.
Session 1
Medicare-certified hospitals must follow CMS regulations and interpretative guidelines for the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act. This three-part series will focus on problematic areas of EMTALA concepts, adequacy of medical screening and on-call physician issues.
Part One focuses on the basic requirements of EMTALA, available resources to hospitals and EMTALA definitions.
Session 2
Medicare-certified hospitals must follow CMS regulations and interpretative guidelines for the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act. This three-part series will focus on problematic areas of EMTALA concepts, adequacy of medical screening and on-call physician issues.
Part Two will discuss EMTALA issues such as:
- Adequacy of medical screening examinations.
- Appropriate transfers.
- Certification of false labor.
- EMTALA sign issues.
- Observation, inpatient and outpatient.
Session 3
Medicare-certified hospitals must follow CMS regulations and interpretative guidelines for the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act. This three-part series will focus on problematic areas of EMTALA concepts, adequacy of medical screening and on-call physician issues.
Part Three will focus on physician involvement with the EMTALA process including on-call physician schedules, on-call physician rules, when an on-call physician must appear in the emergency department and how to deal with difficult patient situations such as leaving against medical advice and leaving without being seen.