Long-Term Care Regulatory Compliance Boot Camp-register now!
MDS 3.0 Insider, September 19, 2014
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Long-Term Care Regulatory Compliance Boot Camp
The Long-Term Care Regulatory Compliance Boot Camp is an intensive four-day course that will enable your facility to improve survey outcomes, identify quality of care risk factors, and implement a process improvement plan.
You will leave the Long-Term Care Regulatory Compliance Boot Camp knowing how to:
·Identify deficiencies in your facility practices
·Implement processes to reduce citation risk
·Improve quality of care and quality of life
·Discover how tracking and identifying systems quality failures through the use of data you already collect can help you implement fail-safe measures for constant compliance
This Boot Camp will also teach you how QAPI process improvement projects can prepare your facility for a survey long before a surveyor walks through your door. Additionally, it will help you increase your census, making you a stronger candidate for a network partner and preferred skilled nursing facility.
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