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Nursing CoPs have gone through many changes in the past few years, and there are more proposed changes scheduled for 2017. It is crucial that all nurses are trained on the CMS nursing chapter so hospitals won’t get fined for deficiencies.

CMS made significant changes to the nursing chapter, including: IV medication administration, blood transfusion, safe opioid standards, safe injection practices, compounding, and beyond use date. Other changes include timing of medications, standing orders, restraint reporting, plan of care, verbal orders, QAPI final worksheets, discharge planning, and infection control.

This program will address all of the changes in the nursing chapter and reference important sections found outside of nursing services that nurses should be aware of.

Make sure you know how to comply with these complicated standards!

Call us at 800.688.2421 or add this event to your cart above.

After this webinar participants will be able to:

1. Identify recent change to nursing care plans.
2. Explain why all medications must be administered within three different time frames.
3. Explain why verbal orders must be signed off and need to include both date and time.

Your order includes: 

• Recording of the presentation.
• Access to the specially created presentation handouts.

Agenda topics:

- Hospital Improvement Act changes	- Blood transfusion & IV medication changes
- Insulin pen & safe injection practices	- Compounding sterile preparations
- Medication administration	- 9 tag changes	- Deficiency reports
- CMS deficiency reports	- Revised CMS worksheets	- Final interpretive guidelines
- Standing orders & order sets	- Nursing care plans	- Staffing & delivery of care
- Requirements for drug orders	- Preventing HAI	- Recent CMS memos
- Federal regulation changes	- CNO requirements	- Defining seclusion
- Restraint & seclusion changes	- Grievances	- History & physicals
- Changes to verbal orders	- ISMP IV push guidelines	And so much more!

 

About Your Speaker: Sue Dill Calloway, RN, MSN, JD

Sue is a nurse attorney, medico-legal consultant and long-time educator for nurses, physicians, and other healthcare providers. She is a frequent speaker and is well known across the country in the areas of healthcare law, risk management, and patient safety. She has authored over 100 books and hundreds of articles. For AHC Media, she authored the book Cracking the Code: Understanding the CMS Hospital CoP Standards on Anesthesia.

Ms. Calloway received her Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Master of Science in Nursing, and Doctor of Jurisprudence from Capital University in Columbus, Ohio. Additionally, she is certified in healthcare risk management by the American Society for Healthcare Risk Management and is the first in the country to be certified in CMS regulatory compliance.