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HCCA's 15th Annual Compliance Institute Session List
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Pre-Conference

P01  Compliance 101     
P02  The Compliance Implications of Health Care Reform     
P03  Clinical Research Compliance: Where in the World Is It Going?     
P04  Privacy & Security Hot Topic: Social Media     
P05  Gaining Physician Buy In     
P06  False Claims Act Developments     
P07  EHR Auditing and Monitoring     
P08  Retaining Overpayments Isn't Mickey Mouse Anymore     
P09A  Effective HIPAA Compliance in an Era of Improved Enforcement     
P10  Preparing for Accountable Care: The ABCs of ACOs     
P11  Overcoming Obstacles: Strategies for Enhancing Your Effectiveness as a Compliance & Ethics Officer     
P12  CMS Mandatory Compliance Programs and Evaluating Effectiveness     
P13  HIPAA Privacy and Security 101     
P14  Compliance in the Age of Electronic Health Records     
P15  Handling a Health Care Fraud Investigation and internal Investigations     
P16  Compliance Risk Management & Self Monitoring of Corrective Action Plans     
P17  Role of Social Media in Your Organization     
P18  Little Steps, Big Journey: The path to an Effective Compliance Program     
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General Sessions

GS1  OIG Update     
GS2  Kimberly Brandt     
GS3  What Does the Future of Compliance Hold? Where have We Been and Where Are We Going?     
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Concurrent Session I

101  Demystifying the Medicare Provider Enrollment Process: What Every Compliance Officer Needs to Know     
102  Relationship Between Compliance and Risk Management     
103  2011 OIG Work Plan: The LTC Highlights     
104  Privacy and Security: Meaningful Use in Health Care Organizations     
105  Tools for Sanction Check: Due Diligence in Physician Practices & Other Health Care Providers     
106  Compliance and Service and Vendor Relationships     
107  Practitioner Agreements: Risks, Pitfalls, and Attempted Circumventions...Possible Cause for Alarm     
108  Deciphering the Black Box: Quality, Patient Safety, and Compliance in the Operating Room     
109  Physician and Vendor Relationships: Operationalizing Compliance with Stark and Anti-Kickback     
110  Compliance Effectiveness: Operational Focus Is What Really Matters     
112  Vulnerability and Risk Assessment for Security and Compliance: Ensuring that Your System Configurations Match Your Compliance Requirements     
113  To Give or not To Give: A Comprehensive Analysis of Stark's Nonmonetary Compensations Exception     
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Concurrent Session II

201  The Future of Compliance     
202  The Compliance Officer's Role in Physician Contracting     
203  Climbing the Corporate Ladder: Looking Up the Chain of Command in Fraud Investigations     
204  Update on Changes to the HIPAA Privacy & Security Rules by HHS     
205  Implementing and Measuring an Effective Physician Compliance Program in a Post PPACA/FERA World     
206  Home Health and Hospice: Compliance and Marketing Practices under Florida & Federal law     
207  Successful Delegation: Above and Beyond Regulation and Accreditation     
208  Causes of Near Misses: Perceptions of Perioperative Nurses     
209  What Every Health Plan Should Know About CMS' Compliance and RADV Audits     
210  Recipe and Necessary Ingredients for an Effective Investigation Process     
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Concurrent Session III

302  How to Effectively Implement all Aspects of a Compliance Program     
303  Payment and Compliance Implications of Nursing Facility Adverse Events     
304  How OCR Enforces the HIPAA Health Information Privacy Rules     
305  Strengthening Physician Billing Compliance in a Multi-Institutional System     
306  The Physician Self-referral Disclosure Protocol: How, When and When NOT to Utilize     
307  Being a Successful Auditor: It Is More than Just Checking the Box     
308  Dangers of Inadequate Peer Review: The Compliance Officer as Protector of Quality of Care     
309  What to Tell Your CEO and Board about Compliance     
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Concurrent Session IV

401  Successful On-Boarding: Integrating Newly Affiliated Facilities Into Your Compliance Program     
403  MDS 3.0 Data Driven Compliance and Risk Management in LTC     
404  Navigating the Logistics of Breach Notification in Cases Involving More than 500 Patients     
405  Impact of Healthcare Reform on Medical Documentation     
406  The Benefits and Costs of Alternative Dispute Resolution     
407  Using Computer-Assisted Coding to Improve Coding Quality and Compliance     
408  Why Good Doctors are Investigated and Sued: An Assessment of Quality, Compliance, and Malpractice     
409  Billing Compliance — Not Just E/Ms     
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Concurrent Session V

501  Compliance Orientation Programs: Engaging your Board, Management and Staff Early     
502  Innovative Strategies to Measure, Report and Improve the Effectiveness of a Compliance & Ethics Program     
503  Current OIG Initiatives in Post-Acute Care     
504  Legal and Practical Challenges to Implementing the HITECH Changes to HIPAA     
505  Physician Clinical Trial Billing: Is Your Practice Doing It Right?     
506  RAC Audits in the IRF: Preventing Denials and Writing Strong Appeals     
507  Risk Assessment: What's It All About?     
508  The Physician Quality Reporting Initiative: Using Information Technology to Advance Quality of Care     
509  Role of Healthcare Contract Management in a Healthcare Compliance Program Design     
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Concurrent Session VI

601  Perception vs. Reality: A Holistic Approach to Better Risk Management     
602  Independent Review Organizations: A Compliance Contract with the HHS Office of Inspector General     
603  Compliance Programs in Long-Term Care: Learn to Love It     
604  Let's Play in the Grey: Advanced Privacy and Security Case Studies     
606  Research Compliance     
607  Auditing the Darkside of EMR: Our IT Solution for Copy and Paste     
608  Improving Hospital Risk Assessment for Better Quality of Care     
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Concurrent Session VII

701  Simplified Strategies for Success: Developing Effective Conflict of Interest Management Plans     
702  Effective Compliance in Small Organizations     
704  Risk Assessment and Mitigation When Disclosing PHI with Research Collaborators     
705  Stark Prevention: A Practical Approach to Physician Transactions     
706  Health Care Reform Compliance and Enforcement Issues for Health Plans     
707  Preparing for the RACs: A Proactive Approach     
708  A Marriage Built to Last: Quality and Compliance     
709  Meeting The Compliance Challenge: Operating a Complliance Program in Economically Challenged Times     
710  New Technologies to Ensure Compliance, Tighten Security and Reduce Costs     
711  Who's Lying? How to Detect Deception in Health Care Investigations 
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Industry Immersions

II1  Influencing Decision Making: Learning to Let the Other Person Have Your Way     
II3  Payor/Managed Care: Challenges for 2011 and Beyond     
II4  Behavioral Health     
II5  Academic Medical Centers: Current Regulatory Trends and Enforcement Activities     
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Wednesday Post Conference Sessions

W01  The Road Ahead     
W03  Best Practices in Long-Term Care Compliance: Part 1 — Perspectives from the Ground     
W04  Privacy Officer Roundtable Part 1     
W05  Using a Page from the Government's Play Book: Using Data to Monitor Physician Practices     
W06  Voluntary Disclosure and Overpayment and False Claims Act Liability     
W07  The New Landscape of Audits: MICs, MACs, RACs and ZPICs     
W08  A Look Inside a Quality of Care Case, Part I: The Investigation     
W09  Effectively Managing Quality, Compliance, and Changing Regulatory Requirements through Policies and Procedures     
W10  Current Issues in Establishing and Defending FMV Compensation     
W11  Best Practices in Long-Term Care Compliance: Part 2 — Improving Organizational Performance     
W13  Academic Medical Center & Faculty Practice: Building the Continuum of Compliance     
W14  Quality of Care, Medical Necessity and Fraud and Abuse Liability     
W15  CMS Part C & Part D Data Validation Audits: Lessons Learned     
W16  The Investigation and The Dramatic Conclusion: Part 2     
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