As the CDC continues to identify Coronavirus cases in the United States it is essential for hospital leaders to make sure your facilities are prepared. In addition to the clinical safeguards and precautions that you may be thinking about, there are legal, operational and financial issues you can learn about now to make sure you are prepared.

This webinar will be presented by Alice Bell of Prevention Point Pittsburgh who will discuss harm reduction best practices. Ms. Bell will be highlighting the importance of utilizing harm reduction best practices and highlighting suggestions for using harm reduction practices in hospital settings.

Online registration for this webinar has closed. Please contact HAP Education Services at (717) 561-5270, if you would like to register for this event. This webinar is only for HAP members who are registered to participate in HAP’s 2020 Donate Life Hospital Challenge.

Online registration for this webinar has closed. Please contact HAP Education Services at (717) 561-5270, if you would like to register for this event. Recognizing that the regulations under the Stark Law and federal Anti-Kickback statute were created for the old payment regime (fee-for-service), the OIG published regulations in the 4th quarter of 2019 to update them for a value based payment world. The webinar will explore the context and content of the proposed regulations and provide a practical perspective that will benefit both the legal practitioner and business executive whose duties require knowledge of this important and evolving topic

During this meeting you will be collaborating with regional hospitals and community-based organizations to convene for a half-day morning event that will address and discuss relevant local topics to tackle the opioid epidemic. The three major areas of focus that will be addressed at this meeting include: screening of OUD patients in the ED; harm reduction strategies, specifically related to Naloxone distribution; and Medication for Addiction Treatment (MAT) warm hand-off best practices.