2012 NHIA Annual Conference & Exposition

2012 NHIA Roundtables

Bigger and better than ever! TWO SESSIONS of CE-approved Roundtables double the time you can spend with peers and industry experts, as you share ideas about ongoing challenges and new opportunities!

For those in need of pharmacy or nursing continuing education credits, you can obtain a total of 3.0 contact hours when you attend both nights of the 2012 NHIA Roundtables program.

Choose up to SIX subjects that fit your interests best during these two highly interactive 90-minute sessions.

Engage in dynamic fellowship and education, as you network with both friends and colleagues during the 2012 NHIA Roundtables program...

  • Shared-learning with industry experts and your peers is one of the most valuable aspects of attending the NHIA Annual Conference—and the Roundtables format provides a unique gathering where you and your team can ask vital questions, and share your own thoughts about the most critical issues in alternate-site infusion today.
  • Dialogue about our industry's "hottest topics" in clinical care, leadership and management, reimbursement, and sales and marketing—while gaining tangible information and strategic insights you can implement upon your return to the office! Roundtables.

Tuesday, April 24

Roundtables Session I

5:00 – 6:30 PM

Phoenix Convention Center

Continuing Education Contact Hours:
Pharmacy and Nursing—1.5*

Supported by an educational grant from RMS Medical Products

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Wednesday, April 25

Roundtables Session II

4:15 – 5:45 PM

Phoenix Convention Center

Continuing Education Contact Hours:
Pharmacy and Nursing—1.5*

Supported by an educational grant from Bard Access Systems

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Most subjects will be repeated in the 2nd session, ensuring you don't miss out on a critical topic of interest!

2012 NHIA Roundtable Topics Already Include…

5010 Implementation and Electronic Claims Challenges
Achieving the Right Balance of “Clinical” and “Sales” within the Clinical Liaison Role
Becoming a Clinical Rotation Site for Your Local School of Pharmacy
Brainstorming Alternate-Site Infusion Recruitment, Retention and Staffing Methods
Challenging Demands on Delivery Hardware in the New SCIG Environment
Clinical Perspective of Payer Audits
Conducting a Clinical Research Trial in the Home Infusion Setting
Drug Shortages
Estates, Bankruptcy & Self-Pay Collections
Ethics in Home Infusion Sales and Marketing
Getting Paid What You Expect from Your Contracts
HIPAA: “The Elephant In the Room”—Enhancing Your Comprehension of the Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act to Better Identify Risks and Solutions
ICD-10 (International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision) Conversion—How Are You Preparing?
Implanted Port Access Challenges—From Sterility to Stabilization
Improving Patient and Health System Outcomes through Advanced Pharmacy Practice
Industry Move to ASP Pricing and Other Pricing Pressures
Infection Control in the Home
Infusion Focused Selling 101
Intake Strategies That Produce Clean Claims
Internal Auditing—Ensuring All Your “I’s” are Dotted and “T’s” Are Crossed Before a Payer Audit
Management of Chronic Lyme Disease
Managing Enteral Feeding Tubes in the Home
Managing Sales Turnover, Orientation, Culture
Measuring Outcomes in Home Infusion
Medicare Competitive Bidding:  My bid is in.  What’s next?
Medicare Documentation: Strategies for Successful Appeals and Timely Reimbursement
Medication Adherence
Micronutrient Assessment
National Supplier Clearinghouse: Hot Topics in Medicare Enrollment
Navigating Sales Turnover—Determining a Course for Success
Outcomes Data Collection Tools for Central Vascular Access Devices (CVADs)
Paperless Charts in Home Infusion
Partnering with Home Health Agencies to Develop and Maintain Nurse Competency
Revenue Cycle Productivity—Indicators and Best Practices
Safely Outsourcing High-Risk Compounding
Six Sigma Cash Collections
Successfully Negotiating Commercial Health Plan Contracts for Medical Coverage and Drug Carve Outs
Troubleshooting NCPDP (National Council for Prescription Drug Programs) Rejections
USP 797 Compliance—the Gray and Challenging Areas
Vancomycin Dosing Guidelines