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7:00-8:30 |
Registration/Continental
Breakfast
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9:00-4:00 |
Long Term
Care Summit
Sally
Pearl, RHIT;
Deanna
Peterson, MHA, RHIA;
Pam Scott,
RHIT, CCS,
Certified
ICD-10
Trainer
Topics to
include:
- Coding in
LTC: ICD-9
and what’s
to come with
ICD-10
- Basic
Medical
Records
Management
- Regulatory
Updates
- Hot Topics
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12:00-4:30 |
Vendor
Set-Up |
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Track 1 |
Track 2 |
CEU |
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8:00-12:00 |
ICD-9-CM
update
Cheryl
Manchenton,
RN, BSN
Inpatient
Consultant
3M Coding
Services
Overview of
ICD-9
October 2010
updates with
special
emphasis on
acute renal
failure.
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Technology – HITECH, Meaningful Use, Legal Health Records and much more
Kelly
McClendon,
RHIA Health
Information
XpertsThis presentation will give an overview of key points to be aware of, as well as
best practices related to HIOTECH HIPAA, Meaningful Use of certified EHRs and
Legal Health Records. The presentation will contain sufficient depth for
attendees to become very literate in all of these topics. Hands on tools will be
provided.
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4.0 |
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12:00-1:00 |
Lunch on
your own or
pre-purchased
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Track 1 |
Track 2 |
Track 3 |
CEU |
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1:00-5:00 |
CPT/Coding
Roundtable
Sandy
Giangreco,
CPC, CPC-H,
COBGC,
CPC-I, PCS
2011 CPT
Coding
Changes -
Join us to
learn about
the details
about the
CPT code
changes for
2011 that
you may not
have been
aware of
prior. This
engaging,
energetic
speaker will
share the
information
about the
CPT coding
changes
straight
from the
AMA. She
also will
share the
caveats you
will want to
be aware of
when
reporting
these codes
for both the
hospital
side and the
physician
coding side.
Endovascular
revascularization,
heart cath
codes and
the new
codes for
Observation
codes are
just a few
of the codes
Sandy will
cover in
this
session.
Come join
your coding
colleagues
for a lively
discussion
of current
coding
topics in
roundtable
format. We
will have
Lisa
Kronsberg
RHIA, MoHIMA
Coding
Roundtable
Coordinator
and Trish
Minto,
Ozarks Area
HIMA
facilitating
this event.
Trish will
share
information
regarding
Acute Renal
Failure and
Excisional
Debridement
coding
challenges
as well as
some fun
roundtable
activities.
So please
join us for
an afternoon
of education
and
enjoyment
with your
coding
peers! |
Clinical
Foundations
Review
Dr.
William
Walker |
Student
Forum
Multiple
Topics
*
Professional
etiquette
*Interviewing
skills
*HIM
professionals
discussing
the job
progression
* Getting
involved in
the HIM
profession |
4.0 |
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5:00-6:30 |
Vendor
Reception
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6:00-9:00 |
Shuttles
to Branson’s
Landing for
a night of
shopping –
sponsored by
EDCO |
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Total CEUs for
Wednesday |
8.0 |
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7:00-9:00 |
Registration/Continental
Breakfast |
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7:00-3:30 |
Vendor
Exhibits |
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General
Sessions |
CEU |
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8:30-9:45 |

Motivational
Speaker
Dr. Cal
LeMon
Executive
Enrichment
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1.0
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9:45-10:30 |
Dedicated
Vendor Break
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10:30-11:45 |
The FBI's
Role in
Fighting
Health Care
Fraud
FBI
Special
Agent,
Michael
Badolato
This
presentation
looks at the
role and
responsibilities
of the FBI
in
addressing
today’s
numerous
health care
fraud
schemes.
Additionally,
examples of
health care
fraud
investigations
will be
discussed. |
1.0 |
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11:45-1:00 |
Business
Meeting/Lunch |
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11:45-12:45 |
Vendor
Lunch in
Exhibit Hall |
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1:00-1:30 |
Dedicated
Vendor Break |
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Track 1 |
Track 2 |
Track 3 |
CEU |
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1:30-2:45 |
10 Things
Your
Organization
Probably
Isn’t Doing
to Protect
Your Data
Assets
Nick
Melvin,
CISSP, CISA
Your
department
is tasked as
the
caretaker of
electronic
medical
records for
thousands of
patients.
With
computer
based
attacks
skyrocketing,
how can you
be sure that
adequate
safeguards
are in place
to reduce
the
likelihood
of security
breach and
the
unauthorized
release of
PHI? This
presentation
addresses
the most
common gaps
in the
protection
of
information
assets,
examples of
the failure
to protect
these
assets, and
most
importantly,
how to
effectively
collaborate
with your
Information
Technology
department
to implement
effective
solutions to
reduce the
probability
of a
security
breach.
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Experiencing
an EHR
Implementation
in
Behavioral
Health
Brenda
Fuller, RHIA
Burrell
Behavioral
Health
Center
This
presentation
will provide
an overview
of an EHR
implementation
in a
behavioral
health
setting.
Behavioral
health
organizations
are
incredibly
complex with
different
rules and
regulations
for both
billing and
documentation
creating
additional
challenges
to a
successful
EHR
implementation.
Secrets of
success will
be shared!
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MOHITECH
Update -An
Overview of
Missouri’s
Progress
Towards HIE
Stacie
Durkin,RN-C,
RHIA, MBA –
Durkin and
Associates
This
presentation
will give an
overview of
the HIE
activities
at the
regional and
state level.
The
presentation
will also
outline the
HIM
Professionals’
role in
these
activities.
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1.0 |
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2:45-3:30 |
Dedicated
Vendor Break
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Track 1 |
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Track 2 |
CEU |
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3:30-5:00 |
CMS
Alphabet
Soup –
Making Sense
of It All
Debra
Sellers,
MBA, RHIA
St. John’s
Home Health
New
requirements
CMS has put
into place
for Home
Health and
Hospice, as
well as the
2011 OIG
work plan
and how that
affects home
health and
hospice |
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What Is a
Patient
Navigator?
Mary
Nespor, RHIA
Saint
Francis
Medical
Center
1.
Understand
why/how
patient
navigation
programs
started
2. Learn
about the
variety of
patient
navigation
programs/program
characteristics
available
3.
Experience
the “a day
in the life
of a patient
navigator.”
4. Know the
skill set
needed for
employment
as a patient
navigator
5. Be
confident
that HIM
skills
provide an
appropriate
foundation
for patient
navigation |
1.5 |
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3:30-4:30 |
Exhibit
Tear-Down
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5:00-7:00 |
President’s
Reception/Vendor
Give-Aways
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7:00-10:00 |
Wii
Sports/Dance
Tournament
(sponsored
by DML
Consulting)
Movie in the
theater
(sponsored
by Iron
Mountain)
Game night
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Total CEUs for
Thursday |
4.5 |
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7:30-9:00 |
Registration/Continental
Breakfast
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General
Sessions |
CEU |
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8:30-9:15 |
ICD -10 –
What’s
Next!”
Rose Dunn,
MBA, RHIA,
CPA, FACHE
First Class
Solutions,
Inc.
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1.0 |
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9:30-10:45 |
Progress
Towards
I-10: A
Panel
Discussion
Kellie
Greer, MBA,
RHIA
Mercy Health
System
Donna
Chandler
Mercy Health
System
Debra Jochem
Cox College
This panel discussion will highlight how each organization is preparing their
organizations for ICD-10 and offer the audience “ lessons learned” and tips. The
panel will include representations from hospitals, physician offices and a
hospital-based educational program
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1.5 |
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11:00-12:00 |

Stress
Management
Dr. Bowen
WhiteEMR, EMR, EMR everywhere you turn. Technology will help us do everything we do
in health care better.....almost. Technology is a critical factor and should be
used to make sure patient information is up to date, accurate and privacy is
maintained. But, at best, it is still a tool. People get that information and
then put the information into the technology. And then people use that
information to give care to patients. Computer engineering is important and so
is human engineering. Most people think the former is easier than the latter!
We'll focus on the latter, the people piece of the health care puzzle.
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1.0 |
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Total CEUs for
Friday |
3.5 |
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