How to Avoid Regulatory Implosion: 2015

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How to Avoid Regulatory Implosion: 2015
Friday, March 20, 2015 ✦ Continuing Education & Conference Center ✦ St. Paul, Minnesota
In one day you can learn how to bring your practice into compliance
with current federal and state regulations impacting dentistry.
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Friday, March 20, 2015 ✦ 7 credit hours ✦ CE & Conference Center ✦ St. Paul, Minnesota
Speakers
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND
In this fast-paced program, you will learn how to:
•implement the new global system for the classification
and labeling of hazardous substances.
•determine priorities relative to the Electronic Health
Record mandate.
•refine your radiographic practices to align with the
Minnesota Department of Health’s new x-ray regulatory
requirements.
•develop a Safe Patient Handling Program for your office.
•differentiate between Medicare and Medicaid requirements for dental providers.
•explain the prescription drug monitoring program.
•describe the regulatory guidelines related to advertising
on social media sites.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Dentists and dental team members who would like to be
updated on the latest in federal and state regulations for the
dental practice.
CONFERENCE AGENDA
CORE
8:30 Global System for the Classification and Labeling
of Hazardous Substances
Ron Anderson, CIH
• OSHA’s adoption of this global initiative
• implementation of this program
• new Safety Data Sheet (SDS) requirements
• new labeling requirements
• when and what employers and employees need to
do to comply
9:15 Determining Priorities within the Electronic Health
Record (EHR) Mandate
Peggy Cotter, RDH, BS, CHTS-TR
CORE
This timely course will bring together experts focusing on the
latest regulatory changes that affect your practice today. A variety
of well-informed speakers will give you a succinct summary of
what you need to do to be in compliance with: 1) classifying
and labeling hazardous substances, 2) the Electronic Health
Record mandate, 3) radiation safety rules, 4) Minnesota’s Safe
Patient Handling Act, 5) Medicare vs. Medicaid requirements,
6) opioid prescribing protocols, and 7) social media and Internet
rules and regulations. Take this unique opportunity to “ask the
experts” your burning questions related to compliance issues.
• EHR regulations applicable to dentistry – what is
important to implement & when
• EDR, EMR, EHR
- clarification of terms necessary for compliance
- clarification of level of functionality necessary for
compliance
• Benefits and barriers – successful strategies to attain
“interoperability”
10:00 PANEL: Question & Answer Session
Mr. Anderson & Ms. Cotter
10:30 Networking/Refreshment break
10:45 The Minnesota Department of Health’s Dental
X-ray Regulatory Guide
Craig Verke, RT(R)
• an overview of the new x-ray regulatory guide from
the MDH
11:15 Safe Patient Handling: What it Means for Your
Practice
Colleen Vivant, LPTA
• what you need to know to reach compliance
12:15 Luncheon (included)
1:00 Navigating the Medicare Maze
Bridget Anderson, LDA, BA
• Differentiating Medicaid and Medicare requirements
• Baby boomer generation shift to Medicare
• General dentists and Medicare: “Opt In?” or “Opt Out?”
• Prescribing medications and Medicare Part D
1:45 State of the State: Opioid Abuse, Misuse and
Diversion
Nathan Pedersen, DDS
• Current trends surrounding opioid abuse and misuse
• Drug diversions in Minnesota
• Healthcare professionals respond: ICSI acute pain
assessment and opioid prescribing protocol
• Prescription drug monitoring program
2:15 PANEL: Question & Answer Session
Ms. Anderson & Dr. Pedersen
2:45 Networking/Refreshment break
3:00 Traversing the Legal Minefield of Social Media &
the Internet
Josiah Fricton, JD
• Connecting with your patients and the public ethically
and legally: HIPAA and the ethics of advertising
• Your regulatory guide to Groupon, Living Social and
Daily Deals
• Online patient reviews and the law: The good, the bad,
and the ugly
4:15 Question & Answer Session
Mr. Fricton
4:45 Adjourn
Ron C. Anderson, CIH, Industrial Hygienist with Minnesota
Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) for
over 16 years.
Peggy Cotter, RDH, BS, CHTS-TR, Minnesota Health Information Technology Program Specialist.
Josiah Fricton, JD, attorney with Minnesota Transitions, a law
firm providing dental transition services as well as legal representation for dental professionals.
Nathan Pedersen, DDS, Executive Council member for the
Northeast District Dental Society. He also serves on both
the Rural Health Care Committee and Environment &
Safety Committee through the Minnesota Dental Association.
Dr. Pedersen is a Dental Health Service owner and operator in
Hibbing, Minnesota.
Craig Verke, RT(R), Registered Radiologic Technologist with
the Minnesota Department of Health’s Radiation Control
X-ray Unit for 18 years and serves as their lead x-ray inspector,
trainer and educator.
Colleen Vivant, LPTA, physical therapy assistant with Statements Plus Compliance Solutions, Fairview Health Services
and Centrex Rehab.
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Continuing Education Credit
SPECIAL COURSE BENEFIT
You will complete your core competency requirements for
Minnesota relicensure since this course includes credit in two
core subject areas: infection control and recordkeeping.
11:45 PANEL: Question & Answer Session
Mr. Verke & Ms. Vivant
Bridgett Anderson, LDA, BA, Regulatory Affairs Manager for
the Minnesota Dental Association.
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This course is designed to provide 7 hours of continuing education credit.
Minnesota Credits: 5 fundamental and 2 core credits (1 infection control
and 1 recordkeeping) However, credit given depends on hourly attendance
(1 hour = 1 credit).
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