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Book Detail
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The Homecare Administrator's Field Guide
Markette, Robert W.
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Previous ISBN (13): 9781683086024 Category: Nursing: Home Health NOTE: THIS IS A NON-RETURNABLE ITEM
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Synopsis:
"The Homecare Administrator's Field Guide, Sixth Edition, is the must-have resource for home health administrators. Running a home health agency has never been more challenging, as every year brings a new regulation, including PDGM, CoPs, QAPI requirements, Review Choice Demo, OASIS changes, and surveyor scrutiny - and that's just the tip of the iceberg.This must-have resource provides a strategic breakdown of the organizational structure of a home health agency and explains the administrator's role in operations, human resources, financial management, OASIS, payment, public reporting and regulatory compliance. Sprinkled with CMS citations so you know exactly where the guidance is coming from, this book can aid an administrator or department manager create new and more efficient programs.Written by expert Robert W. Markette, home health attorney with Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, P.C., this one-stop guide helps you save time by covering in a clear and concise way all of the duties and responsibilities of home health administrators.The Homecare Administrator's Field Guide, Sixth Edition, will help you:Stay up to date on latest guidance from the Federal employment law summaryImplement a checklist for employee discipline and dischargeUnderstand dual eligible beneficiaries and overlapping periodsUnderstand how the notice of admission works Learn how to legally update your vaccine policies to keep you staff compliant and patients safeIdentify and understand the opportunities and challenges presented by PDGMUnderstand the impact of COVID-19 on how you operate your home health agency and get best practices for updating personnel policies and keeping employees safeLearn how COVID-19 impacted the use of technology in home health and what this means for agencies moving forwardLearn how to expand your QAPI, infection control and emergency preparedness policies and procedures in light of CMS' renewed focus on these areasBetter understand the
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