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Seminar Programs
Once
again
we
will
be
offering
our
Continuing
Medical
Education
(CME),
Continuing
Dental
Education
(CDE), Continuing Legal Education (CLE) seminar program at the lodge
this summer.
This
is
a
unique
opportunity
to
meet
your
continuing
education
requirements,
yet
still
have
plenty
of
time
to
fish
the
Alagnak
River
and
enjoy
the
Alaskan
wilderness.
This
program
can
be
can
be
set
up
for
any
available
dates
during
the
summer,
but
only
if
a
minimum
of
6
attendees
can
be
guaranteed.
You
are
also
welcome
to
put
together
your
own
seminar
program.
Please
call
for
more
information.
The
2002-2003
Medical-Dental-Legal Update
A 20-Hour Survey of Medical Malpractice, Risk Management,
Healthcare Law, Practice Management, and Selected Clinical Topics
Course
Objectives Accreditation
Schedule Fees
A 20-hour survey of medical malpractice, risk management,
health care law,
practice
management, and
selected
clinical topics.
THERE ARE few areas in
our society as fluid and dynamic as healthcare delivery. The 2002-2003
Medical-Dental-Legal Update is designed to help you keep pace with
this complex and ever changing environment.
Presented in a structured classroom setting on broadcast-grade videotape,
The Update brings you current with a broad selection of
discussions, lectures, and demonstrations, a comprehensive course syllabus
and the opportunity for dialogue with your medical, dental and legal
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Course objectives
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After completing The
2002-2003
Medical-Dental Legal Update you should be able to:
- Discuss the stages of medical malpractice litigation..
- Identify and avoid many high-risk scenarios encountered by
office-based practitioners in both the clinic and malpractice litigation.
- Identify and respond to bio and chemical terrorism agents and
the medical conditions they cause.
- Avoid compensation arrangements and ancillary service contracts that
run afoul of Stark and anti-kickback legislation.
- Implement techniques for developing and retaining a competent
office staff.
- Discuss HIPAA privacy requirements and take steps to fulfill
them.
- More effectively prepare for a malpractice deposition.
- Identify Hypothyroidism earlier and manage it more effectively.
- More effectively treat Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia.
- More appropriately disclose unanticipated medical outcomes.
- Identify and manage some risks associated with professional use of the
Internet and E-mail.
- Evaluate and manage headache more effectively.
- Discuss the diagnostic criteria and immunology of HIV/AIDS, as
well as current treatment options.
- Discuss legal issues associated with the termination of office
employees.
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Accreditation
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MEDICAL
20 Hours AMA PRA Category 1 CME Credit
American Educational Institute designates this educational activity for
a maximum of 20 hours in Category 1 credit toward the AMA physician's
Recognition Award. Each physician should claim only those hours of credit
that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.
Accreditation Statement
American Educational Institute, Inc. is accredited by the Accreditation
Coucil for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical
education for physicians.
Please Note: Physicians interested in Category 1 credit will be
required to complete attendance verification forms.
Risk Management Credit Eligibility
- Florida: 5 hours
- Massachusetts - 10 hours
HIV/AIDS Credit Eligibility
20 Hours AOA Category 2 Credit
LEGAL
The Update is approved in the following states with MCLE
requirements:
AR- 10 hrs.
CA- 17.5 hrs.
CO- 21 hrs.
DE- 17.6 hrs.
FL- 24 hrs.
GA- 17.6 hrs.
ID- 12.25 hrs.
IN- 17.6 hrs.
KS+
LA+
ME- 17.6 hrs.
MS- 17.6 hrs.
MT- 17.5 hrs.
NC- 17.5 hrs.
ND- 17.5 hrs.
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NH- 6 hrs.
NM- 20.1 hrs.
NV- 17.5 hrs.
NY- 20 hrs.#
OK- 21 hrs.
OR+
RI- 20 hrs.
SC- 16.75 hrs.
TX- 16.75 hrs.
UT- 21 hrs.
VA- 17.5 hrs.
VT- 18 hrs.
WA- 20 hrs.
WV- 21.14 hrs.
WY- 17.5 hrs.
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+Attorneys must make application individually.
#Eligible under approved jurisdiction procedures.
* Approved 2001-02, 2002-03 approval pending.
DENTAL
The Dental Boards of the following states have approved AEI as a CDE
Sponsor:
- Florida
- Indiana*
- Michigan
- Minnesota
The Update is approved in the following states:
AL+
AR+
CA- 13 hrs.
FL- 20 hrs.
ID+
IN- 5 hrs.*
KS- 8 hrs.
KY- 20 hrs.
(Cat B: 7, Cat C: 13)
MI- 20 hrs.
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MN- 20 hrs.
ND- 20 hrs.*
NE- 5 hrs.
NJ- 7 hrs.*
NM- 20 hrs.
OK- 20 hrs. Cat B
RI- 20 hrs.
SD- 20 hrs.*
WV- 20 hrs. |
+Dentists must make application individually.
*Approved 2001-02; 2002-03 approval pending.
Approval in some other states is also pending. Please call for update.
NURSING
The Nursing Boards of the following states have approved The Update
for 20 CE contact hours:
- Alabama
- California
- Delaware
- Ohio
CRNA's may apply for CE Credits directly with the AANA.
Applications should be requested from the AANA at (708) 692-7050. |
Program Schedule
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M O N D A Y
The
Medical Response to Biological and Chemical Terrorism
Bernd Wollschlaeger, MD
Medical Malpractice Pitfalls – Part 1
Robert P.
Siemion, Esq.
Employment Law for the Healthcare Office 101 – Part 1
Dennis J.
Alessi, Esq.
Malpractice Litigation Anatomy: Part 1
David L.
Drake, Esq.
T U E S D A Y
England v. Katibah: Who's at Fault for an Unnecessary Mastectomy?
A CourtTV production with additional commentary by
David J. Cooper,
Esq.
The Identification and Management of Hypothyroidism
Louis Kuritzky,
MD
HIPAA
Privacy Regulations: What All Physicians Must Know
Linda S.
Ross, Esq.
Disclosing Unanticipated Outcomes –
Part 1: To Tell or Not to Tell
Geri H.
Amori, Ph.D.
W E D N E S D A Y
The
Management of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
Louis
Kuritzky, MD
Malpractice Litigation Anatomy: Part 2
David L.
Drake, Esq.
Employment
Law for the Healthcare Office 101 – Part 2
Dennis J.
Alessi, Esq.
Disclosing Unanticipated Outcomes –
Part 2: How to Break Bad News
Geri H. Amori,
Ph.D.
T H U R S D A Y
HIV/AIDS
Update
Louis
D. Saravolatz, MD
Preparation of the Defendant Doctor for Deposition
David J.
Cooper, Esq.
E-risk
and Internet Medicine
Catherine
Keyes, Esq.
Group
Practice Issues under Stark
Keith J.
Soltis, Esq.
F R I D A Y
Migraine Evaluation and Management
J.
Michael Hemphill, MD
Lessons
Learned from a Stark Trial
Alan
G. Gilchrist, Esq.
Medical
Malpractice Pitfalls – Part 2
Karen Faett,
Esq.
Hiring
and Retaining Effective Office Staff
Roy
W. Huntsman, CHBC |
Fees
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Standard
Seminar Cost:
$425
Spouse
of
Registrant: $145
Medical
Resident:
$325
RN,
RNP,
or
PA:
$295
The lodge fee
for
a
week of this course is at a special
rate of
$3400 per person (this represents a discount of
$400 off our standard
rate).
Not
combinable
with
our
flyout
specials.
All information
©
2002
American Educational Institute, Inc.
All information correct at time of publication but subject to change.
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