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MAGNOLIA EDUCATIONAL TREASURES
PRESENTED BY THE
ALABAMA, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI,
TENNESSEE and VIRGINIA
STATE SOCIETIES OF AMERICAN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS
AND
THE FLORIDA COALITION OF LABORATORY PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
AT THE
MAJESTIC BEACH RESORT
10901 FRONT BEACH ROAD, PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA
FEBRUARY 25 – 27, 2010
PROGRAM
For more information, call (904) 282 – 9040 or e-mail Kay
Fergason at flakaylab@yahoo.com
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2010 |
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7:15 am – 8:00 am |
Coffee/Tea (Ballroom foyer) |
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7:30 am – 3:30 pm |
REGISTRATION |
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8:00 am – 8:50 am
1.0 contact hour
Law/Rules
#08-01-10 |
1.
FLORIDA LABORATORY PERSONNEL LAW AND RULES
Overview of the regulations that all
licensees should be familiar with.
ROGER BERTHOLF, PhD, Chair, Florida Board
of Clinical Laboratory Personnel
Professor of Pathology, Director of
Clinical Chemistry, Toxicology and Point of Care,
University of Florida, Health Science Center,
Jacksonville, Florida
* 1 contact hour of Law and Rules CE is
Mandatory for re-licensure in Florida |
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8:00 am – 12:00 noon
4 contact hours
Includes coffee break from 9:50am –
10:10am
General
#08-02-10
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2. SPANISH
101 FOR ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
This workshop will provide cultural
awareness, key phrases, basic terms, hand signals and
flyers that can be used for initial communication during
phlebotomy,
x-ray, diagnostic and data entry procedures in
healthcare settings.
NAOMI MELVIN, PhD, MT(AMT), President,
Patient Care Practioners, LLC, Chipley, Florida
President, World of Wellness Online2U, Sdn, Bhd, Kuala
Lumpur,Malaysia
JOSE GUETHON, BS, MT(AMT), CLSUP(NCA)
Laboratory Consultant, Biomedical International Corp.,
Miami, Florida
NOTE: You
MUST attend the entire 4 hours of this workshop to
receive the continuing education credit.
This workshop will be repeated on
SATURDAY morning for those who may have a scheduling
conflict. |
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9:00 am – 9:50 am
1 contact hour
HIV/AIDS
#08-03 -10 |
3.
HIV / AIDS UPDATE
Discussion of disease, modes of
transmission, prevention, testing and HIV /
AIDS treatment.
TANEKA MATHIS, Prevention Specialist Bay
AIDS Services and Information Coalition, N. W.
Florida, Inc., Panama City, Florida
* 1 contact hour of HIV/AIDS CE is
Mandatory for re-licensure in Florida |
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9:50am – 10:10 am |
COFFEE / PASTRY BREAK |
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10:10am – 12:00 noon |
Continuation of SPANISH 101 Workshop
NOTE: You MUST attend the entire 4 hours
of this workshop to receive the continuing education
credit. |
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10:10am – 12:00 noon
2 contact hours
Medical Errors
#08-04-10 |
4.
MEDICAL ERRORS: THE LABORATORY’S ROLE IN PATIENT
SAFETY
This interactive session examines the
taxonomy of error in the context of Patient Safety,
focusing on the important contributions made by the
laboratory.
VALERIE FULDAUER, MT(ASCP), QLC, Ethics,
Compliance and Privacy Officer, Integrated Regional
Laboratories, Ft. Lauderdale, Fl.
* 2 contact hours of Medical Errors CE
is Mandatory for re-licensure in Florida |
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12:00 noon – 1:15 pm |
LUNCH (on your own) – The Market located
in Tower I sells sandwiches/drinks, etc. and the
classroom next door to it will be set up with tables
for your use. Guests of the hotel may wish to eat in
their own suites. In addition, a list of restaurants
within 3 blocks of the hotel will be provided for your
convenience. Lunches on Friday and Saturday will be
provided. |
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1:15pm –1:30pm |
WELCOME CEREMONIES
Color Guard provided by Tyndall Air Force
Base |
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1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
1 contact hour
General
#08-05-10 |
5. KEY NOTE SPEAKER
THE ALLIED HEALTH WORKFORCE OF THE
FUTURE: CHANGES, TRENDS, AND IMPACT OF REFORM
Changing healthcare workforce reviewed,
focusing on allied health professionals – in particular
those in the laboratory and medical assisting. Recent
trends in healthcare delivery and health professions
education, possible future scenarios and how these may
impact allied health professionals will be discussed.
CHRISTOPHER A. DAMON, JD, Executive
Director
American Medical Technologists, Rosemont,
Illinois |
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2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
1 contact hour
General
#08-06-10 |
6.
WHAT’S GOING ON IN WASHINGTON D.C. THAT
WILL AFFECT YOU AND YOUR JOB?
Update on the Federal Government legislation that
will affect your profession, including reform, Medicare reimbursement,
proposed taxes on laboratory tests, etc.
MICHAEL N. MCCARTY, Esquire, Attorney at Law,
Washington DC
AMT National Legal Counsel
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3:30 pm – 5:00 pm |
EXHIBITS Enjoy spending
some quality time with your vendors.
Refreshments sponsored by NOVA BIOMEDICAL, Inc.
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5:00 pm - 6:00 pm |
STATE SOCIETY BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Tennessee and Virginia
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010 |
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7:15 am – 8:00 am |
Coffee/Tea (in Ballroom Foyer) |
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7:30 am – 1:30 pm |
REGISTRATION |
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8:00 am - 8:50 am
1 contact hour
General
#08-07-10 |
7.
PROFESSIONALISM IN THE WORKPLACE
How you
present yourself (appearance and attitude) will make a difference in your overall career and life success.
Julia Hardcastle, BS, MT (AMT), Consultant
Fairview
Community Healthcare Center, Bowling Green, Kentucky
Kentucky AMT State Society President, Chair, National AMT Student Activities Committee |
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8:00 am - 8:50 am
1 contact hour
Chemistry
General
#08-31-10 |
31.
THE FUTURE OF POINT OF CARE TESTING IN THE WORKPLACE
(Inpatients,
Outpatients, Office Patients) ARE WE READY?
How Point of
Care Testing has grown and what internal and external
factors have contributed to this growth; Data management
detailed and informatics initiatives that have opened
opportunities for better patient care; Various ways that
Physician Office labs, Clinics and patient self-testing has
addressed consumer demand.
Marcy Anderson,
MS, MT(ASCP), Senior Clinical Specialist
Medical
Automation Systems, Charlottesville, Virginia
Sponsored by
ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS, INC.
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8:00 am – 9:50 am
2 contact hours
Blood Bank
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8.
QUALITY ESSENTIALS – YESTERDAY, TODAY AND
TOMORROW
In this
interactive session we will 1) review the essential elements of
quality Immunohematology systems, 2)
review the evolution of expectations for quality systems in laboratories
performing blood banking/transfusion services, and 3) discuss
Management future
expectations for quality systems in these laboratories.
RUTH BIEHL,
MT(ASCP), MS, MBA, CQE(ASQ), CMQ/OE(ASQ)
Owner /
Manager, Biomed Management Solutions, LC
Independent Quality Management Consultant, previously managed
communications with FDA, established the AABB’s Consulting
Division and helped members implement quality systems. |
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9:00 am – 9:50 am
1 contact hour
Hematology
#08-32-10 |
32.
CLOT-BASED ASSAYS: PROBLEMS AND PITFALLS
This presentation
highlights the more challenging aspects of clot-based assays
(PT/INR, aPTT, ACT) in Point of Care testing and includes
suggestions as to possible resolutions.
Diana Blanco, MT,
SC(ASCP), Manager, Clinical Applications, ITC
Sponsored by
INTERNATIONAL TECHNIDYNE CORPORATION |
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9:00 am – 9:50 am
1 contact hour
Microbiology
#08-09-10 |
9.
LEISHMANIASIS
Leishmaniasis, which is common in South America, Mexico and the
Middle East, has been reported in many areas of Texas. It is sometimes
called the “Baghdad Boil” by returning troops from Iraq and Afghanistan.
This
emerging Texas infection, Leishmania Mexicana” is being seen in
patients who have not traveled to endemic areas. It is a
carefully watched disease which is emerging in the United
States.
TAFFY DURFEE, MS, MT (AMT), Education Coordinator, CLS Program, St.
Joseph Regional Health Center, Bryan. Texas |
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9:50 am – 10:10 am |
COFFEE / REFRESHMENT BREAK EXHIBITS |
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10:20 am – 11:10 am
1 contact hour
Hematology
#08-10-10 |
10.
MALARIA IN HUMANS
Disease
cycles and diagnostic stages in Humans. Identification of
stages will be by actual
microphotographs. Simian and Avian Malaria found in
humans will
be covered.
FRED
MORLEY III, MT (AMT)
Senior
Lead Technologist, Iasis Healthcare, Mesa Arizona
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10:20am – 12:10 pm
2 contact hours
Immunology / Serology
#08-11-10 |
11.
NEW ADVANCES IN DIAGNOSING AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES
Clinical and laboratory diagnosis of autoimmune diseases
including an
“orphan” antibody that is important but not appreciated by many clinicians or
recognized by many laboratories. Presentation of recent research
using a protein microarray for autoantibody profiles.
ERIC S.
HOY, PhD, SI(ASCP)
Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Medical Laboratory
Sciences
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas,
Texas
Sponsor: GLOBAL FOCUS MARKETING and DISTRIBUTION, Ltd. |
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10:20am – 12:10 pm
2 contact hours
General
#08-33-10 |
33.
POINT OF CARE COORDINATOR INTERACTIVE SESSION
Roundtable
discussion for POC Coordinators and personnel from 8
states. Sharing of innovative ideas, problem
solving, etc. (Attendee participation)
Facillitators:
Diana Blanco, MT,
SC(ASCP), Manager, Clinical Applications, ITC
Marcy Anderson,
MS, MT(ASCP), Senior Clinical Specialist,MAS |
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11:20 am –
12:10 pm
1
contact hour
General
#08-12-10 |
12.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Signs and symptoms, how
it affects the family (especially the children), requirements for reporting suspected violence or abuse.
Pearl Campbell, AS, RMA, (AMT), CMA (AAMA)
Retired Healthcare Instructor, Miami, Florida
*AMTIE credit only |
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12:10 pm – 1:10 pm |
LUNCH (included)
EXHIBITS
DOOR PRIZE DRAWINGS |
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1:10 pm - 2:00 pm
1 contact hour
General
#08-13-10 |
13.
PRENATAL TESTING
Testing to decrease
the possibilities of newborn disabilities, morbidity and mortality from
detectable diseases and conditions will be discussed.
KATHLEENE HARDY, AAS, RMA(AMT)
Assisted Reproductive Technology Coordinator,
Reproductive Medicine Group, Tampa, Florida |
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1:10 pm – 3:00 pm
2 contact hours
Management
#08-14-10 |
14. “THE LEADERSHIP PICKLES”
Addresses skills vital to being a successful
laboratory leader – presented in an interactive session. It includes materials
developed by Bob Farrell to present a fresh, fun look at three keys of outstanding
leadership. Attendees will all take a brief leadership assessment survey (for their
own use only – not shared) and will be e-mailed a follow-up survey 60 – 90 days
post conference, to help reinforce the leadership skills from the session.
TOM PETERS, MT(ASCP), Director , Vanderbilt
Pathology Laboratory Services, the Clinical Laboratory and Anatomic Pathology
Outreach Program of Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville,
Tenn. |
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2:10 pm – 3:00 pm
1 contact hour
General
#08-15-10 |
15.
DEALING WITH DIFFICULT PEOPLE
We all
want to be able to experience positive outcomes, keep everyone happy and handle any situation. Get tips on dealing with
difficult patients, co-workers
and demanding bosses. Don’t let “problem” people affect your productivity and well being.
Alice Macomber, RN; RMA, RPT, AHI (AMT);
Regional
Director of Florida Medical Assisting Programs (17 campuses)
Keiser University |
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3:00 pm – 3:30 pm |
REFRESHMENT BREAK EXHIBITS |
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3:30 pm – 4:20 pm
1 contact hour
Chemistry
#08-16-10 |
16. BASIC CONCEPTS IN QUALITY CONTROL
Selecting a quality control product, sources of error, basic QC
statistics, review of the
most common Westgard Rules and troubleshooting strategies.
MIKE (DUSTY)
RHODES, BSMT(ASCP)
Quality
Systems Specialist, Field Marketing,
U.S. Diagnostics Sales Division, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Mobile,
Alabama
Sponsored by BIO- RAD LABORATORIES, Inc.
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3:30pm – 4:20 pm
1 contact hour
Microbiology
#08-17-10 |
17. H1 N1 SWINE FLU UPDATE
Epidemic statistics, mode of transmission, related
deaths, testing, plus status and types of the controversial vaccines.
Zenaida
Maraggun, MS, MT (AMT), CLS,
Micro &
Immunology Supervisor,
Bayne Jones Army Hospital, Ft. Polk, Louisiana
President Louisiana State Society AMT
Board Member, American Medical Technologists Institute for
Education |
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4:30 pm – 6:00 pm |
AMT STATE SOCIETY GENERAL
MEMBERSHIP/BUSINESS MEETINGS
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Tennessee
and Virginia (All AMT members and guests invited)
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2010 |
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7:15 am – 8:00 am |
Coffee/Tea (in Ballroom Foyer) |
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7:30 am – 1:30 pm |
REGISTRATION |
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8:00 am – 8:50am
1 contact hour
Supv. / Admin.
#08-18-10 |
18.
THE SURVEYORS ARE COMING
A practical approach for always
being compliant ready for any accreditation agency. (ie: CAP,
JCAHO, COLA, CLIA, State, etc.) Reduce your “Survey Stress” with a plan
that starts now.
LINDA
HAYES JONES, BS, MT (AMT),
Vice President of Compliance Quality Management, Select
Laboratories
Vice President of American Medical Technologists Institute for
Education
Sponsored by SYNERMED SELECT PARTNERS, Greensboro, N. C. |
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8:00 am – 10 am
2 contact hours
Microbiology
#08-19-10 |
19.
MEDICALLY IMPORTANT INSECTS AND
ARTHROPODS
Medical
Technologists are being asked to identify insects and arthropods that sting
and infest patients and are being brought in by patients.
Diseases
that some of
them cause will be presented with a special emphasis on
Chagas’ Disease. CAP is considering adding slides of this nature
to their surveys and this course will give you a guide to
identification.
FRED MORLEY III, MT (AMT)
Senior
Lead Technologist, Iasis Healthcare, Mesa Arizona |
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8:00 am – 12:00 noon
4
contact hours
Includes coffee break
from 9:50am – 10:10am
General
#08-20-10 |
20.
SPANISH 101 FOR ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
This workshop will provide cultural awareness, key phrases,
basic terms, hand signals
and flyers that can be used for initial communication during
phlebotomy, x-ray, diagnostic and data entry procedures in
healthcare settings.
NAOMI MELVIN, PhD, MT(AMT), President,
Patient Care Practioners, LLC, Chipley, Florida
President, World of Wellness Online2U, Sdn, Bhd, Kuala
Lumpur,Malaysia
JOSE GUETHON, BS, MT(AMT), CLSUP(NCA)
Laboratory Consultant, Biomedical International Corp., Miami,
Florida
NOTE: You MUST attend the entire 4 hours of this workshop to
receive the continuing education credit.
(This is a repeat of Thursday’s session – for those who may have
had scheduling conflicts)
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9:00 am – 9:50 am
1 contact hour
Immunohematology
#08-21-10 |
21.
KEEPING OUR BLOOD SUPPLY SAFE: AN OVERVIEW
With
technologic advances in testing, the blood banking industry has
strived to achieve a zero risk blood supply. The speaker
will describe the Blood bank key steps a blood
donor must go through in order to keep our blood supply safe from transfusion related diseases
such as Malaria and Creutzfeldt-Jakob’s disease. Following the
donor suitability process, an overview of the infectious disease
tests performed on each unit of blood will be discussed. Other
strategies to reduce risk including bacterial detection and
TRALI reduction methods will also be on the agenda
KAREN KILLAM, MT(ASCP), District Director, Quality
Assurance
Northwest Florida Blood Services, Pensacola,
Florida,a Division of Florida Blood Services, Inc. |
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9:50 am – 10:10 am |
COFFEE / PASTRY BREAK
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10:10am – 12:00
noon |
Continuation of SPANISH 101 Workshop
NOTE: You MUST attend the entire 4 hours of this workshop to
receive the continuing education credit.
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10:10 am – 11:00 am
1 contact hour
Hematology
#08-22-10 |
22.
THROMBOSIS RISK ASSESSMENT AND TESTING
It is estimated that 30% of the world’s population
will experience a fatal thrombotic condition, with a significant
number of initial thombotic events going undiagnosed. This program will
discuss current knowledge of thrombosis risk factors and review the
laboratory approach to laboratory thrombosis risk evaluation.
CINDY JOHNS, MSA, MLS(ASCP)CMSHCM
Senior IT Technical
Specialist, LabCorp, Lakeland, Florida |
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10:10am – 12:00 noon
2 contact hours
General
#08-23-10 |
23.
THE POWER OF THOUGHT AND THE SPOKEN WORD
The
power of thought and how we can accomplish amazing results with our intention and thoughts. We will be doing
exercises to show how this visibly works. We will also be discussing
energy and how the spoken word affects what we do and the end
result. “Visualization” will be explored and how it can change our attitudes and
perspectives.
VERNELL BOYD, MT(AMT)
Retired Medical Laboratory and X-ray Technologist,
Pinehurst, Texas
Sponsored by IP International Personnel
Consulting, Spring, Texas
*AMTIE credit only |
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11:10 am – 12:00 noon
1 contact hour
Supv. / Admin.
#08-24-10 |
24.
EFFECTIVE INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Is
inventory time always the “dreaded” time of year? Pick up a few
pointers to help
manage inventory in a way to impact your bottom line. A good review of
resource control for managers, supervisors and those responsible for
supply control.
Clayton
Cody, MBA, CLC(AMT), MT(ASCP)SC DLM CLS(NCA)
Director, Materials Management, Rush Health System, Meridian,
Miss.
Previous
Administrative Director of Laboratory and Pathology Services
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12:00 noon – 1:00 pm |
LUNCH
(included) DOOR PRIZE
DRAWINGS |
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1:00 pm – 1:50 pm
1 contact hour
General
#08-25-10 |
25.
ARE YOU SURE YOU CAN DO THAT?
The
speaker will discuss and give examples of tasks that may put you
at risk of being in violation of clinical laboratory laws,
rules and practices (both Federal / CLIA
and state).
Patricia L. James, BS, MA, Laboratory Consultant
Former Health Services and Facilities Consultant
Supervisor
Florida Agency for Health Care Administration,
Lab Unit |
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1:00 pm –1:50 pm
1 contact hour
General
#08-26-10 |
26. ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS PHYSICIAN
PRACTICE RENOVATION HELP, HINDRANCE OR PIPE
DREAM?
The fact is, most physician practices and
institutions lose money on an EMR implementation. Some facilities add staff and
increase office hours initially
just to accommodate the learning curve and account for
conversion issues such as misplaced charts and scanning of old
files. Government security requirements including HIPAA often means
replacing older wireless equipment, which will need upgrading at a later date. $20
billion in stimulus funds have been dedicated to this venture. Will it be worth
it for you and your practice? Creating an electronic health record for every
American by 2014 might be easier said than done.
LINDA RAVEN, AS, RMA (AMT), Consultant, ABHES Site
Evaluator
GEORGE RAVEN, BA, EMT, Manager / Director Busch, LLC Vacuum
Pumps; Vice President, L & G Consulting Inc., Governmental
Compliance Regulations, League City, Texas
*AMTIE credit only |
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2:00 pm – 2:50 pm
1 contact hour
Chemistry
#08-27-10 |
27.
SCREENING FOR METABOLIC SYNDROME
Increasing prevalence of disease, causes and
consequences, diagnosis and treatment.
SILVIA ROMERO, BS, MT (AMT)(ASCP); MS Health
Services Administration;
MSN-Family Practice; ARNP, Take Care Health
Clinic @ Walgreens
Lab Supervisor, Doctor’s Hospital; Adjunct
Faculty, Miami Dade College, Miami, Florida |
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2:00 pm – 2:50 pm
1 contact hour
General
#08-28-10 |
28. MANAGING A PHYSICIAN OFFICE PRACTICE
Front office and clinical responsibilities
including: billing issues, record keeping, inventory, staffing, training, regulatory
compliance and patient privacy.
PATRICIA POITIER-SANDS, RMA (AMT),
Physician Office Consultant,
Office
Manager, Practice of Vijay Samant, M.D., Boca Raton, Florida
Florida AMT Treasurer / Board of Directors Member |
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2:50 pm – 3:10 pm |
REFRESHMENT BREAK |
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3:10 pm – 4:00 pm
1 contact hour
General
#08-29-10 |
29.
U. S. DEPT. OF LABOR OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION TRAINING
AND ANNUAL UPDATE
Overview of OSHA guidelines including facts,
responsibilities and compliance. Included will be the latest figures
of inspections, violations,and penalties assessed throughout the United
States. Reminders related to bloodborne pathogens and universal precautions
will be presented.
Deborah Janeczko, RMA(AMT), MA-CTE
Educational / Healthcare Consultant, Tampa,
Florida;
On-line Faculty, Keiser University
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3:10 pm – 4:00 pm
1 contact hour
General
#08-30-10 |
30.
ALZHEIMER’S
Are you
a possible candidate? Symptoms, diagnosis, testing and
treatment discussed.
SOLOMON
GOLDENBERG, MSc, FRCGP, RMA (AMT),
Neurology
Associates Group, Miami, Kendall and Plantation, Florida
(Formerly a Physician from London, England).
*AMTIE credit only |
PLEASE HAVE A SAFE TRIP HOME!!!
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS PROVIDED BY:
AMERICAN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS
INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION # 823307
STATE OF
FLORIDA ( CE Broker) #50 – 2288
PRE-REGISTRATION FORM
MAGNOLIA EDUCATIONAL TREASURES
FEBRUARY 25, 26,
and
27, 2010
MAJESTIC BEACH RESORT, 10901 Front Beach Road, PANAMA CITY BEACH,
FLORIDA
Name______________________________________
PRE-REGISTRATION FEES
Address____________________________________
Prior to 2/15/10 Students
City________________ State_______ Zip ________
Full 3 day package $ 120
$65
Phone: home ___________ work _____________
One day only
$ 50 $25
E-mail Address:_____________________________
Pre-registration cut off 2/15//10. After this date,
add $10 to all registration fees.
Employer __________________________________
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School_______________________________________________________
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Membership in other Professional Organizations:
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Make checks payable to : MAGNOLIA EDUCATIONAL TREASURES
Mail checks to:
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890
Fairview Ave., # B101, Bowling Green, Kentucky,
42101
Please circle the sessions you plan to attend:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2010:
1 2 3 4 5 6
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010:
7 31 8 32 9 10 11
33 12
13 14 15 16 17
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2010: `
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
(Sessions 31, 32 and 33 (Point of Care Programs) are listed on
Friday)
Please indicate here if you have special dietary needs for the
lunches (vegetarian, etc.) and we will make every effort to
accommodate you.________________________
HOTEL INFORMATION: Majestic
Beach
Resort - right on the beach of the Gulf of Mexico
Reservations: 1-800-874-8686. Booking Code #470.
Cutoff date: February 1, 2010
Room rates: Beach front:
studio $79 (Queen bed, kitchen, bath)
1 bedroom, 1 bath $89
2 bedroom, 2 bath
$109
3 bedroom, 3 bath
$149
All rooms are full suites (except the studio)
with L/R,
Kitchen, dining area plus bedrooms and baths. Most L/R’s have
sofa beds.
Kitchens are fully equipped with dishes, pots and pans, coffee pot,
etc. If you are bringing children under 74 lbs, they also
have rooms
equipped with x-tra bunk beds for the kids.
(View property on line at
www.majesticbeachresort.com.)
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