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Learn About the CMS Interpretive Guidelines on Infection = Control, Safe Injection Practices and Antibiotic Stewardship Program Upda= tes
Infection control is a very important issue in toda= y=26rsquo;s healthcare environment and should be a top priority for hospi= tals=2E It can cost hospitals money if it is not done right=21 Th= e CDC estimates that there are about 1=2E7 million healthcare associated = deaths in America every year and it is estimated that healthcare acquired= infections (HAIs) incur nearly =2420 billion in excess healthcare costs = each year=2E This is also why HAIs are a top priority for the U=2E= S=2E Department of Health and Human Services=2E

Hospitals tha= t receive Med=26igrave;care reimbursement have to comply with the CMS int= erpretive guidelines on infection control=2E CMS has hospital acquired co= nditions (HACS) in which there is no additional payment to hospitals for = certain infections=2E Several of the 29 Never Events are infection contro= l issues and many insurers are trying to put into hospital contracts that= the hospital cannot bill for these=2E Surveyors can cite hospitals for b= eing out of compliance with the hospital conditions of participation (CoP= s)=2E The Hospital-Acquired Condition (HAC) Reduction Program is in effec= t and as part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, = hospitals that rank in the quartile of hospitals with the highest total H= AC scores will have their CMS payments reduced by 1=25=2E Hospit= als need to have a good infection control practices in place or face deni= al of reimbursement=2E Therefore, it is important that your infection pre= ventionist and staff be up to date on this essential information=2E
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This session by expert speaker Sue Dill will cove= r the current CMS infection control standards in detail=2E= Sue will also cover the TJC antibiotic stewardship program requi= rements and the CMS proposed infection control standards= which also includes a requirement for an antibiotic ste= wardship program=2E This session will include the CDC Core eleme= nts for hospitals and outpatient departments regarding their antibiotic s= tewardship program=2E It will also include some significant proposed chan= ges to the infection control standard from the Hospital Improvement Act=2E= Sue will discuss the CDC and FDA update review procedure for cle= aning, disinfecting, and sterilizing reusable medical devices and the CDC= vaccine storage and handling toolkit=2E

She will al= so be discussing the common deficiencies in infection control=2E The numb= er of infection control deficiencies has gone up significantly and this s= hould be on the radar screen of every hospital=2E She will provide you wi= th tips to prevent getting a deficiency=2E Both CMS and TJC have issued m= emos on steam sterilization and flash sterilization (now called immediate= use steam sterilization) which will be discussed along with memos on cle= aning of scopes=2E Hospitals have to use the CDC system to report central= line infections for ICUs=2E Safe injection practices are important and h= ospitals should have a policy and procedure on this=2E This session will = include the ten CDC safe injection practices=2E Sue will= also discuss the CMS issued survey memos on safe injection practices, in= fection control breeches, two on humidity, three on EBOLA, one on CRE and= ERCPs and insulin pen memos=2E The session will include an important mem= o about four unsafe injection practices=2E These are four of the ten CDC = safe injection practice requirements=2E

CMS requires hospital= s to follow standards of care=2E This session will discuss ISMP p= ublished guidelines on IV push drugs for adults, mentioned by CM= S in the CoPs=2E Sue will cover the CDC guidelines on vaccine handling an= d storage=2E You will get additional resources including the proposed cha= nges to the hospital infection control worksheet=2E Read more
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