In this Healthcare training/webinar learn the process, how care should be arranged and how the home care nursing team should be organized for maximal effectiveness and will discuss the responsibilities of the RN and LVN in regards to visit documentation.
Not sure what you can and cannot do in home health? Who is responsible? For What? When? Where? Why? Who says? The multi-pronged, multi-defined and sometimes chaotically spelled out role for the skilled visit nurse leads to a lot of confusion. Has this affected you? If so, you are invited to get the really information with this nationally know nurse expert who speaks on this issue on a frequent basis and has done so for voluminous years. Learn the process, how care should be arranged and how the home care nursing team should be organized for maximal effectiveness.
Areas Covered in the seminar:
- Detail the roles of the RN and LVN as identified by the Medicare Conditions of Participation.
- Relate the types of skilled nursing visits that only the RN can do by Medicare regulations.
- Discuss the responsibilities of the RN and LVN in regards to visit documentation.
- Share the roles and responsibilities of the RN and LVN in regards to the plan of care process, the legal practice of nursing, coordination and supervision, and clinical documentation and reporting under Medicare and/or related home care standards.
- Explain the RN nursing role distinctions concerning patient care planning, and home health aide supervision.
Who Will Benefit:
- Administrator
- Directors of Clinical/Professional Services, Registered Nurse Case Managers/Team Leaders/Coordinators
- Skilled Visit Registered Nurses and LVN/LPNS
- RN Supervisors
- Home Health Care Agencies of all Types, Licensed/Accredited/Medicare/Medicaid
Instructor Profile:
Dr. Gloria Jo Floyd, a recognized author, speaker, consultant and survival strategist has produced and/or presented over 1,000 workshops and seminars attended by thousands nationwide. For over 31 years, Jo has been the heartbeat for program participants leading them in common sense survival approaches to a variety of challenges. Since she founded NCEHS in 1978, she has prided herself on customizing her programs to assure participant empowerment and realistic survival. Dr. Floyd earned the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) from Texas Woman’s University in Denton, Texas.
She has been a consultant to over 250 agencies, schools, businesses, associations, universities, hospitals, home care agencies and related facilities throughout the U.S. Never idle for long, Jo is published in numerous professional journals and is the author of Survival Strategies for Managing Life, Stress, Obstacles, Challenge and Change.
