2025 Risk Management Programs
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WebinarINFECTION CONTROL
Lori Serna Pate, RDH
Meeting the infection control needs of every dental practice should not be an overwhelming process, now with SARS-Co V-2 it can be more challenging. An understanding of the applicable laws, prevention techniques and a common-sense approach can produce a simple, effective, ongoing program that protects the patients and providers alike. A review of current research will provide a scientific basis for infection control policies. Understanding the required protocols and procedures that would be evaluated during a compliance inspection will be included. The course is designed to help satisfy the annual training requirement for MOSH compliance as well as provide infection control continuing education credits required for Maryland dental re-licensure.
Objectives
- List policies and protocols recommended in CDC Infection Control Survey Checklist
- Management of SARS-Co V-2 in the dental setting
- Understand the compliance process for infection control compliance
- List methods to protect patients, staff and family members
- Prepare a post-exposure protocol based on current infectious disease tests and treatments
- Recognize employer and employee compliance responsibilities
STAYING CURRENT WITH HIPAA REGULATIONS
Chris Wisnom, CDA, RN, BSN
HIPAA compliance is both a legal and ethical necessity for healthcare professionals. Federal law requires HIPAA training, and the ADA's Code of Ethics emphasizes safeguarding patient privacy. Recent ADA News reports indicate increased OIC audits on small practices, with very tight deadlines for compliance documentation like risk assessments and policies. Non-compliance can lead to hefty fines. This program addresses these issues, updates you on Privacy and Security regulations, and provides sample HIPAA documents for compliance.
Objectives
- Comprehend the evolution of the HPAA regulations
- Train all new employees on the office HIPAA policies and procedures with 30 days of hire, with review as the laws change; recording all training in the HIPAA manual
- Obtain sample HIPAA documents for: Staff training, Sanctions for Non-compliance, Complaint, Notice of Privacy Policy, Acknowledgement of Receipt, Access to Records, Risk Assessment, Checklist and several others