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Welcome to the

IHCA Spring Workshop Friday, April 27, 2018

ISU Pond Student Union - Pocatello

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Waterborne Pathogen Management

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Registration/Exhibits

Salmon River Suites

LUNCH

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Have your “Exhibit Card” signed by all of our exhibitors! We will be drawing for prizes at the end of the day (4:00 PM) in the check-in/registration area.

Thank You! Spring Workshop Exhibitors:

Alliance Insurance Group, Inc

American Medical Technologies

The Buckner Company

Grand Canyon University

Heartland Pharmacy

Molina Healthcare

Waterborne Pathogen Management

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Don’t forget to buy your IHCA Foundation Raffle Tickets! –

$1 for 1 ticket ~ $5 for 6 tickets ~ $20 for 40 tickets

Raffle Baskets Donated By:

Edgewood Soda Springs – Lori Eberharter

Heartland Pharmacy

Idaho Falls Group Homes - Tiffany Redden

Monica Perry, RDN, LD

New Beginnings – Brett Waters

Royal Plaza – Mindy Shepard

S & S Nutrition Network – Sue Linja

Tanabell – Troy Bell

The Cottages – Kathleen Little

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7:00 AM

Registration & Foundation Fundraising in Lobby Exhibits Open in Lobby

Sessions

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8:00 AM-9:30 AM (1.5 CEUs)

Goal Management vs Time Management | Eric Collett, Founder & Principal, A Mind For All Seasons For years, people have been trying to find creative ways to get more done in less time. While

good planning and execution is essential, there are still only 24-hours in a day. This

presentation will help you quit worrying about getting it all done and start focusing on getting

the right things done to move your organization and your life forward. You will discover:

1. proven methods to cut through the clutter and distractions in your life

2. strategies for minimizing the impact of the subconscious drives that often thwart

progress

3. systems to leverage your strengths and minimize the impact of your weaknesses.

Bengal Theater

9:45 AM-11:15 AM (1.5 CEUs)

Sessions I attended

Help Wanted…Hiring the Best! Recruiting in This Economic Climate | Blake Thiess, PHR, SHRM-CP, Recruiter, Prestige Care, Inc. Nearly 70% of all senior care providers identify caregiver shortages as the top threat to their business today. With a growing need for caregivers as baby boomers age, it is more important than ever to understand how and who to hire. In this presentation you’ll learn creative solutions and takeaways to help you get in front of the challenge of recruiting quality applicants to meet your needs today and into the future. You’ll discover how to specifically attract millennial workers, craft job postings that attract your desired candidates, and think outside the box with technology hiring solutions that are working for other senior providers today.

Bengal Theater

Discharge Planning & Effective Communication for Transition to

Reduce Re-admissions | Brent Schneider coordinating panel:

Johanna Humphries, Case Manager Madison Memorial Hospital Mikel Barr, Executive Director of Quality Madison Memorial Hospital

Chantel Beeson, Director of Nursing Madison Carriage Cove

Troy Bell, Owner Tanabell Health Services

Jodie Hinshaw, DNS, Rexburg Care and Rehabilitation Center

Salmon River Suite

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Mickenzie Southworth, Encompass Home Health and Hospice Come and learn from a panel of experts how to make the transition to post-acute care successful. Learn what they have done and how you can implement successful strategies in your care setting to reduce costly readmissions.

Analysis of the SafeHaven Pocatello Fire – Lessons Learned | Kim

Stouse, Community Relations/Education Specialist; Andy Holmes,

Assistant Chief; & Captain Glen Powell, Fire Prevention - Pocatello

Fire Department/Bannock County Ambulance District & Chuck

Lloyd, COO, SafeHaven

Fire Prevention Staff will be discussing the Safe Haven Fire that took place in Pocatello a few months back, and some valuable lessons learned. We will share codes that facilities should be familiar with and what items to make sure you include in your emergency operations plan. We will also talk about how we leveraged community resources to ensure all residents were taken care of.

Little Wood

Meeting & Lunch Buffet

11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

Wood River

12:45 PM - 2:15 PM (1.5 CEUs)

Sessions I attended

What is She Trying to Tell Me? Understanding Behavior as Communication | Eric Collett, Founder & Principal, A Mind For All Seasons

Humans cannot avoid communicating and everything we do communicates with those

around us. Most of what gets labeled as bad behavior from persons living with dementia is

nothing more than an attempt to communicate. This program helps participants develop

greater skill in understanding what those they serve are trying to say and how to respond.

Objectives include:

1. Develop greater understanding of the role of environment and context as influencers of behavior.

2. Recognize how declining cognitive functioning affects an individual’s perception and sense making abilities.

3. Learn strategies to be a better detective and figure out what is driving a person’s behavior.

Bengal Theater

Emergency Preparedness Tabletop Exercise | Devin Hughes, Southeastern Idaho Public Health

Little Wood

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During this Tabletop Exercise, we will be discussing hazards that may cause a facility or neighborhood to evacuate. We will focus on one incident that will cause an evacuation and discuss what your agency would be doing to take care of your residents/patients and staff. I encourage you to bring your agency current evacuation plans or review your plans prior to help you in your decision making during the exercise. My goal for this exercise is for you to:

• Explore events that may cause the evacuation of a healthcare facility or individual patient residence and discuss roles and responsibilities of staff during an evacuation

• Identify strengths and gaps in current plans and corrective actions to address potential gaps in planning and performance

• Learn what the Healthcare Coalition is and who to contact in your area

• Walk away with resources to conduct this exercise with your agency

2:30 PM-4:00 PM (1.5 CEUs)

Sessions

I attended

Crisis Management in Dementia: What Can I Do? | Randy Vawdrey, COO, NP-C

Bengal Theater

New SNF Survey Process – What’s the Data Show? | Nina Sanderson & David Scott In this session you will:

• Understand the new State Agency/CMS survey process and the critical impact of the first 8-10 hours of survey.

• Review of citation data – most commonly cited deficiencies, including scope/severity and specific deficient practices – throughout Idaho since November 2017.

• Pre-survey preparation strategies: Policy/Procedure review related to new regulatory requirements; know what your residents will say; know what your staff are doing.

Salmon River Suite

Emergency Preparedness Tabletop Exercise - Continued Little Wood

4:00 PM IHCA Foundation Gift Basket Raffle

MUST be present to win!

Check-in/ Registration Area

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Continuing Education Hours:

CEUs are awarded based on verified attendance. Sessions will be audited by IHCA staff/volunteers to determine accuracy

of CEU records submitted. 1. When you checked-in, you should have picked up a CEU Record form. 2. You MUST print your name legibly! If IHCA staff cannot read your name, you will not get CEUs. 3. You will place a “checkmark” in the box that corresponds with each session you attend. 4. You MUST sign the CEU Record indicating attendance and attesting to its accuracy.

5. You MUST turn in the white copy of the CEU Record form when you leave for the day…NOT before!

a. There are CEU cubes located at the registration/check-in desk. Do NOT turn it in early! 6. NO CEU records will be accepted after IHCA staff leave the venue on Friday. 7. NO CEU records will be accepted by mail. 8. Based on audits & available records, IHCA will determine eligibility for credits. 9. Certificates of Attendance will NOT be mailed. You can print their own CEU History after Friday, May 11, 2018.

IT IS IMPORTANT YOU KEEP THIS ON-SITE PROGRAM ALONG WITH YOUR

YELLOW COPY OF THE CEU RECORD IN THE EVENT OF AN AUDIT BY IBOL.

Continuing Education CEUs offered by the Idaho Health Care Association are approved by the Idaho Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators and the Idaho Board of Examiners of Residential Care Facility Administrators. It is up to each attendee to determine the appropriateness of a session and whether it will meet the requirements of their license type. Individuals are responsible for maintaining their own records of attendance to all IHCA educational events. It is recommended the attendee maintain a copy of the event program to provide detail of sessions offered at each event. ATTENTION ASSISTED LIVING ADMINISTRATORS "The Idaho Board of Residential Care Facility Administrators met on October 11, 2012 and discussed continuing education programs. Concerns were voiced about credit being given for tradeshows. This does not meet the requirements in Rule 401.02 that states the course must be relevant to residential care facility administration. The Board made a motion that credit will not be given for tradeshows, membership meetings, awards luncheons, or board meetings. The Board would appreciate your assistance is educating the administrators about which hours count." As you attend IHCA educational events, please keep in mind the requirements of your license to ensure you are participating in sessions that will help you meet Rule 401.02. Attendee with a Facility Cancellation Policy We understand that circumstances arise to prevent you from attending the workshop after you have registered. If you cancel more than seven (7) business days prior to the event, we will gladly refund your registration fee and retain only $50 for a cancellation fee. If you choose to substitute: the substituted attendee will be required to pay the registration fee that is in effect at the time of the change. We are unable to offer any refund within seven (7) business days of the event, for cancelled registrants. If you have to cancel at the last minute as a result of a family emergency such as a death, accident or injury, please contact our office and we will consider your situation.

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Dates

2018 IHCA Trainings & Events

Location

May 7 - 11

AL/SNF Joint Regional Meetings See Flyer for details

May 15 - 17

Assisted Living Administrator & Nurse Training NEW & EXPANDED Agenda

IHCA Training Center Meridian, ID

June 4 - 8 WCEI Skin & Wound Management Certification Course IHCA Training Center

Meridian, ID

June 12 Mastering the Art of Dementia Care TBD in No. Idaho

July 16 6th Annual Keith Holloway Golf Classic Quail Hollow

July 17 - 19

IHCA 52nd Annual Convention & Tradeshow

Boise Centre 850 W. Front St.

Boise, ID

August 14 - 16

Assisted Living Administrator & Nurse Training (Eastern ID) NEW & EXPANDED Agenda

TBD in East Idaho

August 23

Creating a Positive Survey Experience: Putting Emotional Intelligence to Work for You!

IHCA Training Center Meridian, ID

September 11

SNF/ICF Maintenance Director Training Springhill Suites

424 ParkCenter Blvd

September 12

AL Maintenance Director Training Springhill Suites

424 ParkCenter Blvd

Sept 26 - 28 IHCA – WHCA Joint Fall Workshop The Historic Davenport

Hotel Spokane

October 7 - 10

69th Annual AHCA/NCAL Convention San Diego, CA

October 23 - 25

AADNS DNS-CT Workshop

One – time offering!

IHCA Training Center Meridian, ID

November 5 - 9

SNF Regional Meetings

TBD

November 13 - 15

MDS RAC-CT Training IHCA Training Center

Meridian, ID

December 4 - 6

Assisted Living Administrator & Nurse Training NEW & EXPANDED Agenda

IHCA Training Center Meridian, ID

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Please join us in recognizing your IHCA

Convention/Education Committee.

Thank you for contributing your time and talents to the planning of IHCA continuing education events!

April Floyd Mark Dudley Brent Schneider Maureen Karr Diana Cullin Oni Kinberg Eric Collett, Committee Chair Rene Stephens Jami Brooks Sarah Bair Jamie Anthony Sue Linja Joyce Marler Tambra Hunter Laurie Towers Tiffany Redden

Come make a difference!

IHCA Convention/Education Committee

seeking additional members!

No previous experience required!

Participate in-person or by conference

call

Work behind the scenes and be in-the-

know on future workshops &

Conventions

Planning meetings 4 – 5 times/year

Contact: monica@idhca.org

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IHCA & Idaho Hospital Association present:

Advance Your Clinical Knowledge — Become WOUND CARE CERTIFIED

FOR LPN/LVN • RN • NP • PA • MD • DO • DPM • PTA • PT • OTA • OT

5-DAY ONSITE: June 4 – 8, 2018 IHCA Training Center

This course offers an evidence-based approach to wound management to help clinicians stay current with the standards of care and legally defensible at bedside. The Wound Care Education Institute® (WCEI®) provides dynamic instructors who use engaging teaching methods proven to help students learn better and retain new material. EDUCATIONA

L$ 2,597 IDHCA Rate (Use discount code IDHCA)

Space is limited to first 30 registrants.

To register, call 877- 462 - 9234 or go to: https://www.wcei.net

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Scholarship Monies available!

AHCA Infection Preventionist Specialized Training

Who should be interested?

This course provides specialized training for healthcare professionals who seek to serve as Infection Preventionists. Through this Infection Preventionist Specialized Training (IPCO) course, individuals will be specially trained to effectively implement and manage an Infection Prevention and Control Program at their center.

If you have questions about the scholarship available for this course, contact Monica Perry @ 208.343.9735 or monica@idhca.org

2018 IHCA / Idaho HAI Infection Control Educational Scholarship – “REQUEST for Partial Registration Reimbursement” form – on our website.

Note: AHCA Infection Preventionist Specialized Training course completion must occur within 9 months of the date the registrant starts the program. Participants must complete all training modules and successfully pass quizzes and final test with a grade of 80 or above to receive a certificate of completion from AHCA.

Idaho HAI Scholarship program requests MUST be received in the IHCA Office by:

December 15, 2018.

Upon receipt & acceptance of the supporting documentation (Proof of Registration / AHCA tuition paid in full & proof of successful completion of the course), IHCA will reimburse the first twenty-four [24] facilities that submit the request form & proof of paid tuition & course completion, $225 of the cost of the registration. (Reimbursement is limited to one per facility unless additional monies are available at the end of the year.)

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If you are interested in sponsoring a speaker or event,

please contact Monica at monica@idhca.org

Diamond-presenting sponsor:

REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

Mark Parkinson, President & CEO, AHCA

Craig Zablocki wants to bring you a world where audiences don’t just sit through a humorous keynote, but sit on the edge

of their seats. A world where what they learn gets used right away, gets passed on to others, gets results. A world where

everyone leaves more connected to one another, more alive and having more fun.

Back by popular demand, Clint Maun has specialized in innovative ideas and proven techniques to improve the "people

business" of healthcare. Our area of expertise is healthcare programs which are focused on the 3 "C's"; Customers,

Coworkers and Collaboration.

Robin L. Hillier, CPA, STNA, LNHA RAC-MT | RLH Consulting a Master Teacher on the RAI will be presenting in our

MDS Track on Wednesday, July 18th.

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Your feedback is important in helping us to meet your continuing education needs.

Please answer the following questions, tear off this last page and place it in any

CEU/name tag receptacle or drop it off at the Check-in/Registration table.

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Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us! IHCA staff