ASHRM 2011 Annual Conference & Exhibition
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Managing Risk, Liability, and Loss of Reimbursements for HAIs-2011
Track
:
Legal and Regulatory
Program Code:
M-05
Date:
Monday, October 17, 2011
Time:
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
EST
Location:
Mtg Room 129 AB
PRESENTER
:
russell nassof,
juris doctorate, Executve Vice-President Risk Management,
RiskNomics
Mr Nassof has been involved in the field of risk management consulting for 20 years. He has concentrated his work in areas of industrial hygiene, infection control, microbial contamination, and insurance defense. He has presented on a wide variety of environmental, healthcare associated risk management issues worldwide, coauthored books and patents, provided expert testimony and has been an innovator in the field of emerging environmental and health care issues. Most recently, his infection control risk management programs were utilized as the foundation for expanding insurance coverage to infection control. He received his undergraduate and law degress at Emory University/Atlanta.
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Description
Tremendous changes have occurred in the area of HAI liability, loss of reimbursement and increasingly burdensome legislation for acute as well as ambulatory care facilities. This program will identify key elements of those changes and then focus on best risk management practices, policies, and procedures to achieve a reduction in liability, regulatory compliance and improved reimbursements. In addition, solutions will be proposed to emerging liability pertaining to HAI intervention bundles, computerization, and failure to comply with inadequate/poorly defined legislation. Finally, recouping loss of reimbursements through an insurance mechanism will be delineated.
LEARNER OUTCOMES:
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create viable solutions to poorly defined HAI legislation, and emerging HAI data/bundle liability
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develop and implement policies and procedures to reduce liability/improve reimbursement
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identify the recent legislative, legal, and reimbursement changes/impact with respect to HAIs