Title: 

• Medical Staff Leadership Orientation: Designing an Internal Program 

Speaker: 

• Erin Muellenberg, JD, CPMSM 

Description:

• This course will reinforce the uniform obligation for multi-level critical analysis of the initial application, the reapplication and privilege request. In addition to first level review we can train others at different levels when to question and stop a file. Orientation of the Credentials Committee and the departments to the files are a must. Is there a template for each level of review? Have you clearly defined a “clean file”? Does your CVO have clear instructions when to bring a file to your attention? Have you reviewed your attestation questions? Are they clear and concise? If automated, is there a continuous warning regarding the consequences of misrepresentations? The multi-level review process is designed to catch problems before they occur but it only works if each level of review conducts a critical analysis of the files and responds accordingly.

CE Credits:

• This conference recording is eligible for 0.75 CE

Title: 

• A Tale of Two Peer Reviews 

Speakers: 

• Sara Cameron, CPMSM, CPCS, and Sharon Beckwith 

Description: 

• This session is aimed to take learners through the experience of navigating the process of peer review by guiding them interactively through the process of two unique and interesting peer review case studies. Through interactive questions the learners will make decisions regarding two different peer review cases from the identification of the need for review, to the need to send the cases for external review, review of the peer review findings, presentation at peer review committees, medical executive committees, formulation of professional improvement plan and in one case, the restriction of privileges. The second case will walk learners through the identification of an impaired “late career” physician and how to effectively use peer review and the medical staff process to ultimately revoke privileges.

CE Credits:

• This conference recording is eligible for 1 CE Credit.

Title: 

• Health Care "Systemization"

Speaker: 

• Brian C. Betner, Esq. 

Description:

• Health care is increasingly being seen through a health system or regionalized lens as organizations seek comprehensive, efficient solutions for achieving uniform standards of quality and delivery. This discussion will explore a range of matters associated with integrated health system and regional hospital operations, including information sharing, the role of medical staff bylaws, varying standards of care, and other issues.

CE Credits:

• This conference recording is eligible for 0.75 CE credits.

Title: 

• How to Effectively Manage Distributed Teams 

Speaker: 

• Tiffany Long, CPCS, CPMSM 

Description: 

• Remote work has grown by 140% since 2005 and evidence suggests that an increasing number of companies are planning to offer work from home opportunities. Keeping staff engaged and in touch with projects is no easy task without face to face opportunities for discussion. This session will focus on tips, tools, and techniques that can be applied to encourage collaboration while keeping company initiatives on target. Learn how to keep employee morale and production high.

CE Credits:

• This conference recording is eligible for 0.75 CE.

This webinar covers the following Tomorrow's MSP Core Functional Area(s) and Skillsets: 

Core Functional Area(s):

• Manages the Credentialing or Privileging Process
• Manages Departmental Operations
• Manages Provider Enrollment Process
• Facilitates Medical Staff Functions

Skillsets:

• Analytical Thinking
• Change Management
• Communication
• Flexibility/Adaptability
• Human Resources
• Medical Staff Professionalism
• Performance Improvement
• Presentation Skills
• Professional Presence
• Project Management
• Relationship Building
• Remote People Management
• Team Building

Title: 

• Screening the Late Career Physician: An Update 

Speaker: 

• David Bazzo, MD, FAAFP

 Description: 

• As the conversation about the late career health screening for physicians has picked up steam, a contingent of hospitals and health systems have implemented, tested and revised policies. Meanwhile, various national groups are working towards establishing guidelines. In this session, Dr. Bazzo will update us on recent events and spend some time analyzing the merit of specific screening tools and policy "best practices" as they relate to an organization's needs.

CE Credits:

• This conference recording is eligible for 0.75 CE