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Planning Care: Implications for Every Skilled Visit

Course: #2560 1.5 Hours
Video

Please note: This course is also offered in a series of recordings titled "Defensible Documentation for the Home Health Therapist (a 4-part webinar series)," course 2054.

This is Part 4 of Defensible Documentation for the Home Health Therapist (a 4-part webinar series)

Course created on January 12, 2015

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Course Type: Video


Learning Outcomes

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Agenda

0-15 Minutes Review: What is Skilled, Reasonable and Necessary?
15-30 Minutes Current documentation risks plan information
30-50 Minutes Build and management of the home health patient care plan
50-70 Minutes Goal writing guidelines under the Medicare Part A Home Health Benefit
70-90 Minutes Application exercises: Writing it Better!

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