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HCCA's 14th Annual Compliance Institute Session List
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Conference Set
Pre-Conference
 General Sessions
 Concurrent Session I (Monday 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM)
 Concurrent Session II (Monday 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM)
 Concurrent Session III (Monday 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM)
 Concurrent Session IV (Monday 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM)
 Concurrent Session V (Tuesday 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM)
 Concurrent Session VI (Tuesday 1:15 PM to 2:15 PM)
 Concurrent Session VII (Tuesday 2:45 PM to 3:45 PM)
 Industry Immersions
 Wednesday Post Conference Sessions
 

Conference Set

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Pre-Conference

P01  Compliance 101 — Debbie Troklus, Sheryl Vacca     
P02  Developing an Organizational Risk Profile for Measuring Compliance Program Effectiveness — Steve Ortquist, Lynda Hilliard     
P03  Beyond Healthcare Reform — Frank Sheeder, Shawn Y. DeGroot, Jeff Kapp      
P05  EMR: Challenges, Risk, and Solutions — James Taylor, Robert Freedman, Lori Laubach     
P06  False Claims act Developments — John T. Boese, Michael D. Granston, Janet Goldstein     
P07  Physician Financial Arrangement Work Plan — Nicole Huff, April Andrews-Singh, Monica Frazer     
P08  How to Find and Address the Real Fraud and Abuse in "Quality of Care" — Rick Robinson, David Hoffman, Lew Morris, Audrey Andrews     
P09  Program Integrity Across CMS: Medicare, Medicaid and Parts C and D — Kim Brandt, Angela Brice-Smith, Brenda Tranchida     
P10  PACE Yourself: Improving Compliance With Better Policies, Awareness, Committees and Education — Jim Passey, Linda Borges, J. Stuart Showalter, D. Michelle Burford      
P11  Research/IRB Stark & Clinical Research: 5 Compliance Scenarios & 5 Practical Safeguards — Ryan D. Meade, Christopher K. Goforth     
P12  Compliance Effectiveness: Are There Really "Best Practices" and How Do We Practically Measure That? — Lisa Murtha, Steve Ortquist     
P13  Information Security and Privacy: A New World and What This Means to Your Organization — Brad M. Rostolsky, Deann Baker, Hala Y. Helm     
P14  RAC Reality Check — Marie Moseley     
P15  Anti-kickback and Stark Primer and Current Developments — Craig Holden, Kevin G. McAnaney     
P16  How to Do It! Risk Assessment to a Compliance Internal Audit Workplan — Kelly Nueske, Debi Weatherford     
P17  Update on Enforcement Trends Regarding Quality of Care — Jim Sheehan     
P18  Are You Prepared for the Pending Emergency, Disaster or Pandemic? Linking Emergency Management with Business Continuity Planning — Mitch Saruwatari, Todd Brown     
P19  The Evolution of HIPAA: A Practical Path to HITECH —Derek Woo, Erika Bol, Donna Gilley, Shauna Van Dongen     
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General Sessions

GS1  How Organizations and Individuals Slide Into Crime — Kurt Eichenwald, Denny Swenson     
GS2  OIG Update — Daniel R. Levinson     
GS3  Monday Lunch & General Session — Trevor Fetter     
GS4  General Session — Peter Budetti     
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Concurrent Session I (Monday 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM)

101  Compliance Effectiveness from the Inside Out — Julene D. Brown, Jenny O'Brien, John E. Steiner Jr.     
102  Analytics for Compliance: A Case Study of Deployment — Barbara J. Piascik     
103  HITECH Act...HIPAA 2.0: LTC Provider Implications — Gillian Gray Broderick, Donna Maassen     
104  HIPAA Risk Assessment Tool for Physician Practices — Robin L. Wilcox, Marian Hughlett     
105  Compliance in a One-Person Office — Lea Fourkiller     
106  Avoiding Fair Market Value Pitfalls — Robert Wade, Timothy R. Smith     
107  Mistakes Happen: The Nuts and Bolts of a Voluntary Medicare Repayment — Jeffrey Fitzgerald, Christopher T. Rehm     
111  The Nexus of Information Technology, Compliance and Revenue Cycle Performance — Jeff Sinaiko, Derek Woo     
112  Gifts and Conflicts of Interest — Greg Radinsky, Bret Bissey, Jose Tabuena     
113  Risk Assessments...Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How! — Dwight Claustre, Leah B. Guidry     
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Concurrent Session II (Monday 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM)

201  Fraud Risk Assessment — Mark P. Ruppert, Paul M. Baran     
202  CMS Audits of Health Plans: How to Avoid the Crisis — Steve Lokensgard, David B. Orbuch     
203  Identifying OIG LTC Priorities and Making Necessary Changes — Alan E. Schabes, Laura Ellis     
204  Cyber Threats to Health Care Organizations: Tips for the Compliance Professional — James Donaldson, Fred Touchette     
205  Conflicts of Interest: Addressing the latest Regulations — Susan Lee Walberg, Cheryl Golden     
206  HEAT Initiative: DOJ and OIG Strategies to Combat Health Care Fraud — Kirk Ogrosky, Charles Reed, Erin Lemire     
207  Tackling the Challenge of Auditing Delegated Entities — Vickie Patterson, Debra Baverman     
208  Structuring, Implementing and Monitoring Service Contracts: A Team Sport of Compliance, Quality, Legal, and Human Resources — Thomas Jeffry Jr., Emilie Rayman     
209  So, You think You Have an Effective Compliance Program: Think Again! — Ken Zeko     
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Concurrent Session III (Monday 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM)

301  Whistleblowing: What Are We Hearing, Where Should We Be Listening, and How Should We Be Responding? — David Childers     
302  The Investigative Lights Shine Big and Bright: Perspectives on Best Practices for Internally Initiated Compliance Investigations — Karen Murray, Kelly Sauders, Lawrence Vernaglia     
303  Smart Document Management in an Evolving World of Information and Legal Exposure — Barbara J. Duffy, Lane Powell, Donna Maassen     
304  Enforcement Efforts — David Holtzman     
305  I Thought I Was Supposed to Practice Medicine — Robert H. Ossoff, Christopher Thomason     
306  Medicaid Fraud Enforcement — Jack Wenik, Joanne B. Erde     
307  Help Them, Help Themselves — And You — Susan Welsh, Charmin Davis     
308  Informed Consent: Form versus Process — Jana Lacera     
309  Ethics Expedition: Reaching the Summit of Program Effectiveness with Base Camp Resources — Mary Bennett, Mary Ann Beil     
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Concurrent Session IV (Monday 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM)

401  Take a Second Look at Your Physician Relationships: Tips Based on Experience and Changes in the Law — Jana Kolarik Anderson, Matthew D. Vogelien     
402  OIG-Excluded Parties and Sanctions Screening Compliance — Brad Hunter, Stefan Keller     
403  Case Studies in Post-Acute Care Arrangements between SNFs, Hospitals, and Other Providers — J. Scott Richardson, Christopher Puri     
404  Applying ISO 27000 to Address Federal & State Security Mandates — Ali Pabrai     
405  Working with Drug and Device Manufacturers — Rachael Nosowsky     
406  Department of Justice Investigations and Role of Compliance Department — Sean McKenna, Howard Young     
407  Auditing Your Copy Forward or Templated EMR Record — Kathleen Enniss     
408  More than Alphabet Soup: BAA, PSAE, RAC, MIC and ZPICs — Andrea McElroy, Miriam Murray     
409  Revenue Integrity and Safeguarding: Comprehensive Strategies for Contractor Combat (RACs, MICs, ZPICs and Others) — Sara Kay Wheeler, Christopher D. Thomason     
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Concurrent Session V (Tuesday 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM)

501  Data Mining: Compliance and Internal Audit Applications — John Beattie     
502  Uncle Sam HIT Me!! Compliance Risks in Implementation of Electronic Health Records — Bobbi Bonnet     
503  Assessing the Impact of Compliance-Related Legislative and Regulatory Developments on LTC — Jennifer L. Hilliard, Barbara Gay     
504  Physical Security in the Privacy World — David Nelson     
505  Dental Compliance: Implementing a Medical Compliance Program in a Dental World — Teresa M. Bivens, Kimberly Johnson, Glena Jarboe     
506  Internal Investigations — William T. Mathias, Gabriel Imperato     
507  Measurable Metrics for Scope of Practice Monitoring and Auditing — Carol Novak     
508  Solving Patient Grievances While Avoiding Compliance Snares — Lisa Venn     
509  Enterprise Risk Assessment and Mitigation: A Practical Approach Leveraging Internal Resources — Diane Meyer, Rick Moyer     
511  Quality, Waste and Abuse in the Medicare and Medicaid Programs — Harry M. Feder     
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Concurrent Session VI (Tuesday 1:15 PM to 2:15 PM)

601  Preparing for the Great Unknown: What Recent Government Health Care Fraud Efforts Mean For You— Kim Brandt, Joseph Strazzire     
602  Implementing New York State's Mandatory Compliance Programs a Year Later: OMIG and Provider Perspective — James D. Horwitz, Rabort A. Hussar     
605  Working the Numbers — Susan Welsh     
606  Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the Anti-Kickback Statute in Medical Device and Pharmaceutical Industries — Martie Ross, Jim Lord, Charles Hacker     
607  Who's Policing the Hospital CoPs? — Catherine Niland     
608  Steps You Can Take to Integrate "Quality of Care" Into Your Compliance Program — Margaret Hambleton     
609  Mission Impossible: Meeting Compliance Training Obligations Under a CIA — Al Josephs, D. Ryan Whitehill     
610  Compliance for the Independent Monitor's Perspective — Vincent L. DiCianni     
611  Delivering Powerful Compliance Messages in Print, Web & Video — Karie Rego     
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Concurrent Session VII (Tuesday 2:45 PM to 3:45 PM)

701  RAC ATTACK: A Successful Guide for Appeals — Day Egusquiza     
702  Hospital Research Compliance: Where's the Risk and How to Address — Ruth Krueger, Angelique Dorsey     
703  Hospice and Nursing Home Partnership: How to Get It Right! — Connie A. Raffa, Donald Romano     
704  Turning Awareness Into Action: An Academic Medical Center's Approach to Educating its Workforce of HIPAA Privacy and Information Security Principles and Practices — Bob Gross     
705  Avoiding the "HEAT": Compliance Programs for Small Practices — Sheryl Dacso, Diane T. Carter     
706  Hospital-Patient Status: Overpayment and False Claims Act Liability — Timothy Blanchard, Mitch Mitchelson     
707  Compliance Auditing and Monitoring: Demonstrating Effectiveness — Sheryl Vacca     
708  Quality of Care and Compliance: How to Engage the Board of Directors — Larry Vernaglia, Gilly Hitchcock, William F. Rucci Jr.     
709  Creating and Sustaining a Compliance Program Commensurate with Your Multi-Hospital System's Size and Complexity — Gene DeLaddy, Laura Lyon, Kathryn Thibodeau-Dever     
710  Tools for Achieving Compliance in an Era of Health Care Reform — Thomas E. Hermann, Larry J. Goldberg     
711  Dealing with the Medicare Consultation Code Deletion — Bess Ann Bredemeyer     
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Industry Immersions

II1  Professional Development: Negotiation / Collaboration — Ben Adkins     
II2  Large Hospitals and Health Systems — Cheryl Wagonhurst, Chris Bangerter, Michelle Cooper, Glen Mueller     
II3  Payor/Managed Care — Mod.: Anne Doyle, Panel: Linda Borges, Regina Gurvich, Alissa Beattie     
II4  Academic Medical Centers — Moderator: Lynda Hilliard, Panel: Kristin H. West, Luanna K. Putney, Hala Y. Helm     
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Wednesday Post Conference Sessions

W1  The Road Ahead — Frank Sheeder, Diane Meyer, Kevin D. Lyles     
W3  Understanding the Interactions Between Federal and State Integrity Recovery Programs in the Post-Acute Healthcare Setting — Joan Ferraro, Paula Sanders, Barbara Duffy     
W5  Clinical Documentation Improvement & Federal Integrity Activity (RACs, MACs, MICs...): Your Acute and Post-Acute Hospital's Compliance in Preventing Inappropriate / Unnecessary Admissions — Betty Bibbins, Jua'nese L. Williams     
W6  Part 1: Recent Developments in Voluntary Disclosure — David M. Glaser, Jeffrey Fitzgerald / Part 2: False Claims Act Developments and Management of Risk — Hope Foster, Jesse A. Witten / Part 3: The Role of the Compliance Officer, General Counsel, Management, and the Board — Gabriel Imperato, Jenny O'Brien, Michael Hemsley, Gary W. Eiland     
W7  Preparation & Successful Appeals — Andrew Wachler, Susan Emanuel     
W8  Quality Incentives: Practical Next Steps for Legal, Compliance and Operational Improvements — Part 1 — Jacob Kupiezky, Mary Brady / Par 2 — Susan Tedrick, Judy Waltz     
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