Descriptions of the available telephone seminars are presented below. Professor Nimmer notes that digital systems alter the manner in which information is packaged, distributed and used, and that the expansion of intellectual property rights flows from an expansion of the value of data, text, images and sound. Price includes handout materials. A panel of experts discusses the specific requirements, the designation process that is being contemplated by HCFA, and the operational and compliance implications for new and existing provider-based entities. Sponsored by the Regulation, Accreditation and Payment Substantive Law Committee.
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This presentation explores the pros and cons of a traditional medical staff structure versus the new Professional Division Board model. The telelecture examines the model Professional Management Division within the hospital setting, including its implementation, the development of documents, and an assessment of its effectiveness. Price includes handout materials. Lewis Morris, the government's principal drafter of the OIG's final compliance guidance for nursing facilities, provides insights into the OIG's expectations related to the compliance guidance. Marie C. Infante, one of the drafters of AHLA's Long Term Care Substantive Law Committee's comments to the OIG, and Kenneth Burgess, former Senior Director of Legal Services at AHCA, provide private sector reaction to the guidance.