The race is on for the January 1, 2010 implementation date for the new OASIS-C. Home Health Agencies must begin using OASIS-C effective January 1, 2010. A proper knowledge of the OASIS-C Data will be crucial for the success of Home Health Agencies.Are you ready? To help agencies get ready for OASIS-C, Axxess is offering this informative full day workshop. Come and learn:
- Overview of OASIS-C and best practices
- Analysis of the redesigned OASIS-C data elements. Compare/contrast the OASIS-B1 and OASIS-C datasets
- Good and bad about OASIS- C data elements
- OASIS-C and Agency’s operations(Strategies for Agency success)
You will receive:
- CMS guidance on how to answer OASIS questions to avoid inconsistency and improve accuracy.
- Example referral forms to capture information useful for OASIS C completion.
- Hear first-hand analysis of tools that agencies can choose to incorporate into their communication and documentation processes in the collection and tracking of new data elements.
- Review web-links for assessment tools related to evidence-based practices.
- Compare improvement in process measures vs. outcome enhancement.
- Practical guidance and tools to improve your care of patients with conditions targeted by the new OASIS process items.
- Gain insight on complex issues related to numerous changes with OASIS-C.
- Make the connection between OASIS C process items and quality reporting.
- Staff communication — to maximize the accuracy of OASIS answers.
Participants will earn 6 Clock hours for attending the seminar.
Seminar Fees
| Early Registration (before 9/28/09): | $179 |
| Regular Registration (09/29/09 – 12/02/09): | $199 |
| Late or Onsite Registration (on or after 12/03/09): | $249 |
Onsite Registration is subject to availability due to limited seating space.
Registration begins at 8am. A continental breakfast and lunch will be provided. Breakfast is from 8 – 9am.
Axxess is a leading provider of support, training and consulting services to Home Health Agencies across the country and is an approved provider of continuing education training in the administration of Home Health Agencies.