A thorough review and update of the implementation of Phase 2 requirements, as well as preparation tactics for survey readiness, will help long-term care providers mitigate citation risks. This review will also help providers understand what to expect as surveys transition throughout the year to the new outcome-oriented survey format.
 

During this 60-minute webinar, industry experts Reginald M. Hislop III, PhD, and Diane R. Hislop, RN, will review survey trends and help prepare providers for the new QIS-driven survey process. They will also educate participants on how to develop a survey management program (including guidance for providing demonstrable evidence of compliance) and a cost-saving, post-survey response program.

At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to:
 

• Understand current survey trends and how the process differs from prior survey cycles

• Identify risk areas in the current process and understand how facilities can mitigate these risks

• Develop a survey management program/approach

• Develop a post-survey response program for plans of correction and citations

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