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HIPAA Update for 2022

HIPAA continues to be a moving target. As a healthcare provider, you are required to do everything 'reasonable' to protect the medical records in your office while balancing public health and individual privacy. In addition, with the increased use of cloud-based software, you're exposed to the risks experienced by other organizations that manage your patient data. So, how do you remain compliant and do the right thing?

This lecture is meant to highlight proper ways to accurately document and help your defensibility. Unfortunately, good medical care without corresponding documentation leave Podiatric physicians vulnerable to liability claims. Common mistakes in documentation practices will be discussed, as well as ways to avoid them.

Cyber criminals continue to find new ways to penetrate network systems, especially at healthcare practices. Given the amount of patient information available, healthcare facilities are often the target of cyberattacks and healthcare providers face increasing challenges to ensure that necessary steps are taken to protect their patient data. This presentation will discuss the current cyber security trends and other common events that lead to privacy breaches, as well as how to avoid them and keep your practice safe.

This webinar will walk through the definition of what ADC/APDC is and identify the different types of ADC/APDC claims. We will explain what to expect and the process for ADC/APDC claims. We will also discuss the importance of timely reporting a claim to the carrier and how documentation is key when defending yourself, your practice, and any claims with the Board, PIP claims, and submissions through Private Insurance Companies.

Attorneys Bob Goldstucker and Laura Eschleman will address risk management issues in 2020 and how you can avoid a claim or a lawsuit, including documentation, informed consent, whether you are obligated to take on certain patients, and how to terminate patient relationships.

Laura D. Eschleman, Esq. and Bob Goldstucker, Esq.

In this webinar, you will learn about understanding what healthcare workers should do to minimize the chance of exposure to a bloodborne pathogen, as well as the steps an employer must take to protect healthcare workers from exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

The presenter will review the diagnosis of the most common skin cancers that are found in the lower extremity which including squamous cell carcinoma, basal cell carcinoma, malignant melanoma, and Kaposi sarcoma.

2019 Patient Fall Risks and the Podiatric Physician

An older patient falls in the US every single second daily! If one of these falls occurs in your office, or while under your care, what risk do you incur? These risks are not simply the civil type, but also the practice negligence kind. This is a webinar to discuss the recognition of fall risk patients and some suggestions to mitigate that risk in your practice.

Michael King, DPM, FACFAS, FASPS

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2019 HIPAA Update

Federal law requires that all individuals who work in health care and come into contact with patient information must have training in the HIPAA regulations annually. This webinar will satisfy this federal requirement.

Michael Brody, DPM

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Safely Initiating and Monitoring Chronic Opioid Therapy

This course will teach healthcare providers how to initiate and continue opioid therapy for non-cancer pain patients in a manner that is safe for both the patient and the provider.

John Bowman

1.0

Mitigating Risk When Prescribing Opioids

This course will instruct healthcare providers on the different types of liability associated with prescribing opioids and how to mitigate their civil, criminal and regulatory risk through standardization of protocols and proper chart documentation.

John Bowman

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How to Properly Document DME and Avoid Paybacks, Fines and more…

A quick overview of the auditing process will enable you to properly document.

Paul Kesselman, DPM

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Coding for Foot Care Questions Answered!

With foot care being the most common service provided by podiatrists, there is no room for error or risk, and these questions must be answered. At the completion of this webinar, you will code and document confidently for the foot care services that you provide.

Jeffrey D. Lehrman, DPM, FASPS, MAPWCA, CPC

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Diabetic Foot Infections and the 2012 IDSA Guidelines

This program will address the ten most common questions with regard to the diagnosis and treatment of diabetic foot infection and the evidence-based recommendations presented by the 2012 IDSA Diabetic Foot Infection Guidelines.

Warren S. Joseph, DPM, FIDSA

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HIPAA Update-2018

Federal law requires that all individuals who work in health care and come into contact with patient information must have training in the HIPAA regulations annually. This webinar will satisfy this federal requirement.

Michael Brody, DPM

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Coding for Footcare...the Right Way!

This lecture discusses proper coding and essential documentation for footcare.

Jeffrey D. Lehrman, DPM, FASPS, MAPWCA

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Updates on HIPAA, MIPS, and Health Information Technology

Understand how best to participate in MIPS in 2018 and maximize your MIPS Composite Score.

Michael Brody, DPM

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Safe Opioid Prescribing

A one hour webinar on how we got into the opioid crisis, what podiatrists need to know about acute and chronic opioid prescribing, and then finally some recent orthopedic and podiatric data on how to prescribe opioids in the post-operative period.

Blake Fagan, MD

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How To Deal With A Difficult Patient

This webinar will discuss the "difficult patient" issue starting with why patients can be difficult, and focusing on the emotional, psychological, and communication problems associated with this patient group.

John Evans, DPM, FACFAS

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Venous Disease: Understanding Edema, Its Causes and What We Can Do

This lecture will review the venous vascular anatomy of the leg and help appreciate the incidence, severity and importance of peripheral edema.

Marlene Reid, DPM FACFAS, FASPS, FACFAOM

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Managing the Risk of Coding and Documentation for Ulcer Debridement

In this webinar we will discuss diagnosis coding, CPT coding, and documentation requirements of some of the most commonly performed debridements.

Jeffrey D. Lehrman, DPM, FASPS, MAPWCA

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Understanding the Risks to the Privacy of Your Data

A review of the most common types or risks to your data and the steps you can take to avoid a data breach.

Michael Brody, DPM

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Perioperative Considerations

This presentation will review the collection process of patient medical information and highlight salient perioperative issues.

John V. Vanore, DPM

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 Yes, There Are Frequently Audited Codes

The presentation will be a review of some of the most frequently audited billing codes - the what, why, and how.

Harry Goldsmith, DPM

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Understanding MIPS

This program will help you understand MACRA and MIPS and how this program works for the financial health of your practice.

Michael Brody, DPM

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New Antibiotics for MRSA

Risks and benefits of the different antibiotics will be explored.

Warren S. Joseph, DPM, FIDSA

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 Using the Power of Patient Engagement to Grow Your Practice

Understanding how to use the power of patient engagement and how it will grow your practice and define the patient physician relationship.

Marlene Reid, DPM, FACFAS, FACFAO, FASPS

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Helping Your Practice and Helping Your Patient While Limiting Risks

Attendees with be able to identifying conditions that from a medicolegal standpoint either respond routinely to conservative care or due to the severity of recovery and potential risk of complications that conservative management should be pursued.

Michael McGlamry, DPM, FACFAS

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This webinar will provide information to assist podiatrists in determining if a patient is a good surgical candidate and in improving the informed consent process in order to reduce risk.