Tue • 12:00 PM
If you treat individuals struggling with opioid, stimulant, alcohol, or other drug addictions and have a complex case that could benefit from expert clinical support, the Substance Use Clinical Support Office Hours are here for you. If you're looking to expand your network of colleagues and seek guidance on treatment options for challenging cases, these opportunities are available to you.
Tue • 9:00 AM
Join WHA and Rural Wisconsin Health Cooperative for a workshop on data analysis and performance improvements. This interactive workshop will help participants analyze and interpret their data and learn ways to utilize Excel to report where there are opportunities for improvements. Performance improvements to initiate based on this data analysis will also be presented. Participants should have their laptops at this workshop and data that they have questions on or struggles with.
Objectives:
Davis Balestracci, M.S. statistics, will present. He is well known for delivering his message of "data sanity" through an internationally acclaimed passionate, provocative, challenging, yet humorous and down-to-earth public speaking style.
Cost is $50 per hospital with two attendees allowed per hospital. Sponsored by Wisconsin Office of Rural Health.
For details and more information, see brochure.
Thu • 8:30 AM
Connect with a diverse group of leaders in hemorrhagic stroke care as they share strategies for improving patient outcomes through model-sharing, panel discussions and the latest research-based guidelines. Together, let’s reinforce the principle that 'time is brain'—even in hemorrhagic stroke. This educational opportunity is open to all professionals in the care of stroke patients, including physicians, advanced practice providers, rehab professionals, EMS, stroke coordinators, pharmacists, quality professionals and service line leaders.
Mon • 10:00 AM
This session will discuss the CMS conditions of participation for infection prevention and control, antibiotic stewardship and the latest interpretative guidelines. It will also discuss the CMS infection control worksheet, 2022 interpretative guidelines and commonly cited deficiencies. Learning objectives: