Healthcare Leaders - Acute Care and Long-Term Care
Nursing and Clinical Leaders
Risk and Quality Managers
HR Professionals
Safety and Security Leaders
Nursing Home Administrators/Leaders
OUR OBJECTIVES
Identify shared and distinct risk management challenges between SUD treatment facilities and acute care hospitals
Explore strategies to strengthen care transitions and reduce adverse events for patients navigating both settings
Apply lessons from SUD-focused safety practices to acute care, and vice versa, to drive innovation in risk management
Review current Alabama legislation as it applies to healthcare
Discuss current issues with Alabama’s legal climate and how one organization is making it their mission to push change in our state
Understand the projected nursing workforce shortage in Alabama
Differentiate between levels of unlicensed nurse categories regulated by the Alabama Board of Nursing
Recognize signs of nurses with substance misuse disorders or psychological distress
Be familiar with VDAP
Explain the role of BME investigators and the steps of the investigation process, including how medical professionals should cooperate during controlled substance prescribing investigations
Identify prescribing behaviors that lead to complaints or disciplinary actions and apply strategies to maintain compliance, accurate documentation, and effective communication with investigators
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT
Nursing Contact Hours 4.8 Nursing CE Credits will be offered for attending this Seminar.
Nursing Contact Hours given by: Inspirien Holding Corporation, Alabama Board of Nursing Provider No. 1264 Expiration Date 06/01/2027
Nursing Home Administrator CE Credit 4.5 CE Credits will be offered for attending this Seminar.
Nursing Home Administrator Hours given by: The Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators for Licensed Nursing Home Administrators in the State of Alabama.
Certificates will be given to participants following the seminar. Participants must attend the entire program in order to receive a certificate. No partial credit will be given.
