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Review the ethical dilemmas faced in caring for patients, families, and communities during the recent Ebola outbreak in the webcast, The Ethics of Outbreaks. This collaborative webcast from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Society of Critical Care Medicine's (SCCM) Controversies in Critical Care series discusses vaccine trials, cultural imperatives, and the ethics of preparing for future outbreaks.
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Experience the educational content from SCCM’s Sepsis Without Walls conference, held in partnership with The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, from the comfort and convenience of your home or office. Learn about strategies to identify, diagnose and manage patients who present with signs and symptoms of sepsis, irrespective of their care unit. The faculty comprised of a multiprofessional panel of leading experts focuses on problem solving through case studies in developing effective strategies in specific patient populations. Videos containing the slide presentations and synchronized speaker audio from every session of the live course are provided in a searchable format, so you can access the entire program as if you were there. Once you have purchased Sepsis Without Walls On Demand, you can access it as often as you like by logging into my.sccm.org.
Experience the educational content from SCCM’s Sepsis Without Walls conference, held in partnership with The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, from the comfort and convenience of your home or office. Learn about strategies to identify, diagnose and manage patients who present with signs and symptoms of sepsis, irrespective of their care unit. The faculty comprised of a multiprofessional panel of leading experts focuses on problem solving through case studies in developing effective strategies in specific patient populations.
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Understanding how to code for critical care, what services can be reported separately, and how to prepare proper documentation are important for the financial stability and overall success of the provider organization. In the On Demand webcast, Understanding How to Code and Bill for Critical Care Services from the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), Deb Grider, CPC, COC, CPC-1, CPC-P, CPMA, CEMC, CCS-P, CDIP, a nationally recognized coding and documentation expert from Karen Zupko & Associates, Inc., reviews these points as well as the rules, tips, and pitfalls to avoid when reporting critical care services and potential missed opportunities for reimbursement that can be costly to your practice.
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Bringing new APPs, including nurse practitioners (NPs), physician assistants (PAs), and clinical nurse specialists (CNSs), onboard is a daunting task. Inconsistencies in training processes influence the development of acquired knowledge, skill sets, and professional interaction. Programs that enhance employee satisfaction can minimize attrition and can result in improved patient satisfaction, patient safety, and quality outcomes.
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In an ever-changing healthcare environment, an increasing amount of nurse practitioners (NPs), physician assistants (PAs), and clinical nurse specialists (CNSs), collectively referred to as APPs, are assuming leadership roles both on clinical teams and in organizations. However, few have been formally prepared through leadership training for the new and expanded responsibilities that come with these positions. As a result, many APPs are challenged by tasks such as building teams, developing talent, managing change, transforming care, communicating effectively, building a business case, and managing relationships and partnerships.
Experience the educational content from SCCM's 47th Critical Care Congress precourse, 2018 Coding and Billing, from the comfort and convenience of your home or office. This course addresses the continuing changes in coding and billing. Topics include evaluation and management coding and documentation, critical care coding, procedures and modifiers, how documentation plays a key role in supporting medical necessity for critical care services, and coding case studies. Videos of every session from the live course are provided in a searchable format, so you can access the entire program as if you were there. Once you have purchased 2018 Coding and Billing On Demand, you can access it as often as you like by logging in to my.sccm.org.
Experience the educational content from SCCM's 47th Critical Care Congress precourse, 2018 Coding and Billing, from the comfort and convenience of your home or office. This course addresses the continuing changes in coding and billing. Topics include evaluation and management coding and documentation, critical care coding, procedures and modifiers, how documentation plays a key role in supporting medical necessity for critical care services, and coding case studies.
Videos of every session from the live course are provided in a searchable format, so you can access the entire program as if you were there. Once you have purchased 2018 Coding and Billing On Demand, you can access it as often as you like by logging in to my.sccm.org.
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As the use of advanced practice providers (APPs) in critical care continues to rise, healthcare providers are often thrust into management roles. Most healthcare providers' training is clinically focused and rarely covers how to successfully pursue and develop a complementary APP service. In this webinar, experts will discuss strategies for onboarding and developing new APP groups with a focus on professional growth and maximizing knowledge, skills, and communication and will explore the potential for growing the APP group beyond the borders of the intensive care unit.
This webcast covers various topics including APP documentation that can be referenced in varying levels of service such as critical care and inpatient codes; whether APP notes can be amended, shared, and cited; billing when the patient is seen first, second, or last on a calendar day by an APP or between physician visits; considerations when APPs are performing procedures and the physician is providing evaluation and management services; and implications on documentation.
Experience the educational content from SCCM's 48th Critical Care Congress precourse, Current Concepts in Adult Critical Care, from the comfort and convenience of your home or office. Each year, this course focuses on the latest clinical information relevant to adult patients in the intensive care unit. Videos of every session from the live course are provided in a searchable format, so you can access the entire program as if you were there. Once you have purchased Current Concepts in Adult Critical Care On Demand, you can access it as often as you like by logging in to my.sccm.org.
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Experience the educational content from SCCM's 48th Critical Care Congress precourse, Current Concepts in Pediatric Critical Care, from the comfort and convenience of your home or office. Each year, this course focuses on the latest clinical information relevant to pediatric patients in the intensive care unit. Videos of every session from the live course are provided in a searchable format, so you can access the entire program as if you were there. Once you have purchased Current Concepts in Pediatric Critical Care On Demand, you can access it as often as you like by logging in to my.sccm.org.