Leadership: Who Signed Me Up and How Did I Get Here? - Josh Block
Extraordinary Thinking Creates Extraordinary Leaders - Christopher Salem
2021: The Year of MRI Safety - Tobias Gilk
The Many Languages of Data: An Exercise to Drive Change - Stephanie Manack & Judy Zakutny
Recent Legal Developments all Radiology Providers Need to Know - Adrienne Dresevic
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Leadership: Who Signed Me Up and How Did I Get Here?
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Presenter: Josh Block, BA in Business Management/Marketing – President, Block Imaging
Many of us didn’t fully understand what we were signing up for when we took on the mantle of leadership. In this session, we’ll talk through the responsibilities and rewards of leadership, while also taking time to tackle some tough questions that people are facing and “re-up” as leaders. Let's go!
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8 Questions | 3 attempts | 6/8 points to pass
8 Questions | 3 attempts | 6/8 points to pass
Extraordinary Thinking Creates Extraordinary Experiences
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Leadership is not a title but action you exhibit daily through being the example. The foundation for extraordinary leaders comes down to extraordinary thinking. How you think creates the action you take in the moment as part of the process that leads to desired results. This foundation starts with building a growth mindset that embraces a process to become the example with certain habits and disciplines. This inspires others to be responsible and accountable for their own tasks so they can come together and form an interdependent work environment. Transparent leaders create other leaders to build momentum and sustain growth over time. Even through difficult periods of time. Come learn the methodology how to think from a growth mindset to become an extraordinary leader.
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10 Questions | 3 attempts | 8/10 points to pass
10 Questions | 3 attempts | 8/10 points to pass
2021: The Year of MRI Safety
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Presenter: Tobias Gilk, M.Arch, MRSO, MRSE – Senior VP and Founder, RAD-Planning and Gilk Radiology Consultants
In 2001 the radiology world was rocked when young Michael Colombini died when a portable oxygen tank was brought into the MRI room (and was pulled from the anesthesiologists hands, striking Michael in the face and head). That accident prompted to formation of the ACR's MRI Safety Committee, and the publication of the original 'White Paper on MR Safety.' In the 20-years since that accident, we've seen massive shifts in MRI technology, clinical application, reimbursement and revenue, new licensure and accreditation requirements, and safety training resources.
This session will seek to identify what the MRI safety challenges were in 2001, look at how they've changed in the 20 years since, and identify both problems and solutions to our current situation. The evaluation will look at ways that the seismic shifts in MRI technology and usage have reshaped the risk profile. We'll also discuss perhaps the most direct step every manager can take, and that is designating specific individuals with responsibility for the development and adherence to MRI safety best practices.
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12 Questions | 3 attempts | 9/12 points to pass
12 Questions | 3 attempts | 9/12 points to pass
The Many Languages of Data: An Exercise to Drive Change
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Speaking the same language and working collaboratively on any project is critical to its success, along with ensuring that all team members have the same understanding of the scope, purpose, and goal of the project from the start. Whether evaluating staffing levels, patient access, asset utilization or supply costs, all process improvement initiatives start with data gathering to evaluate current state and set the stage for improvement. Using a common data language and building on a past presentation, “The many languages of data: Finding a common dialect to drive change” this session will use sample data reports to evaluate an imaging department’s metrics and sample projects in an effort to avoid common mistakes. Finally, we will review how to craft the most effective message using the best medium.
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8 Questions | 3 attempts | 6/8 points to pass
8 Questions | 3 attempts | 6/8 points to pass
Recent Legal Developments all Radiology Providers Need to know
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Presenter: Adrienne Dresevic, JD – Founding Shareholder/Attorney, The Health Law Partners, P.C.
Co-Presenter: Clinton Mikel, JD – Partner/Attorney, The Health Law Partners, P.C.
The presentation will provide an overview of hot legal topics relevant to radiology. The presentation will discuss: (1) updates to the Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS) and Physician Self-Referral (Stark) Law; (2) updates to the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (PFS); (3) CMS’ Final Rule for Program Integrity Enhancements to the Provider Enrollment Process; (4) Appropriate Use Criteria (AUC) program requirements; (5) prominent cybersecurity issues and practices to combat threats; and (6) Re-Opening and/or maintaining a practice during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Presenters will discuss the recently issued Final Rules by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS OIG) that update the Stark Law and the AKS, respectively. Presenters will provide an overview of major changes to the Stark Law and AKS and how those changes may impact radiology providers and suppliers. Presenters will also discuss the recent updates to the Civil Monetary Penalties (CMP). Presenters will discuss the CY 2021 PFS Final Rule and how changes to Medicare payment policies under the PFS may affect radiologists. Presenters will discuss the Final Rule for Program Integrity Enhancements to the Provider Enrollment Process and how these new authorities to combat fraud and waste in federal health insurance programs may impact radiology providers and suppliers. Presenters will discuss and provide an overview of the AUC program and its implementation timeline. Presenters will discuss key cybersecurity threats in healthcare and provide an overview of practices providers should implement to combat them. Presenters will discuss best practices that a radiology practice should adopt when re-opening or maintaining a practice during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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