In this virtual session, we’ll take a high level look at the evolving nature of AI in healthcare – from the basics of where its happening and what the common definitions are, to examples of how to get your organization crawling, walking and running with AI. As leaders, this is a core skill that every one of us will need in our toolkit to enable us to engage five generations of talent in our industry. Join us to learn and apply – we will give you tangible tips that will help you immediately navigate this ever burgeoning field.
In person
Each facility is responsible for compliance with survey data submission. All Wisconsin Medicare certified hospitals, including psychiatric hospitals, are required to report survey data to the Wisconsin Hospital Association Information Center (WHAIC) annually, based on their Fiscal Year End. WHAIC collects data pursuant to Chapter 153 of the State Statutes and subject to all terms and conditions as described in ss. DHS 120. Failure to comply with the reporting requirements may result in financial penalties to the organization.
Training Location
Lower Level Training Room
Wisconsin Hospital Association
5510 Research Park Drive
Fitchburg, WI 53711
Medicine errors account for the largest number of medical errors in health care. They’re also the most-common reason for unnecessary hospital readmissions. For the first time, CMS mentions that nursing needs to be aware of the pharmacy standards. This includes medicine errors, adverse events, drug incompatibilities, self‐administered medicine and required medicine policies. This program reviews the pharmaceutical services condition of participation and other regulatory areas that require pharmacist input and participation such as antibiotic stewardships, medicine administration timing policies, medicine self-administration and standing orders.
Join us for the upcoming quality webinar featuring the I-PASS Patient Safety Institute. Enhance your hospital's patient safety culture by participating in this informative session on applying a systems-based approach to communication in healthcare. The I-PASS Patient Safety Institute offers evidence-based solutions and strategies to improve handoff communication across healthcare teams, ensuring better care coordination and reduced medical errors. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the industry leaders and implement proven methods to elevate your facility’s quality of care. Register now to secure your spot and take a step towards safer, more effective transitions of care.
This training provides an introduction to, as well as highlights of, the WIpop manual, the WHAIC website, and data submission tools. It also covers common submission questions, any notable changes to the submission process and any issues or hot topics we address throughout the year. The opportunity will also be given to get to know the WHAIC staff and to ask them questions.
Training Location
Holiday Inn – Appleton
1565 N Casaloma Drive
Appleton, WI 54913
Registration begins at 8:00AM.
Health system executives frequently struggle with how to summarize the success (or lack thereof) of their health systems overall performance and lack a defined metric to align organizational goals around. HSG developed Patient Share of Care in collaboration with Academic and Community Hospitals to create a single metric measuring the health system’s acquisition of patient lives and retention of those patients within their network of Inpatient, Outpatient and Ambulatory care. This webinar will cover an overview of Patient Share of Care, as well as explore alternatives for how it is calculated and utilized by health systems of varying sizes and geographies.
This training provides an introduction to, as well as highlights of, the WIpop manual, the WHAIC website, and data submission tools. It also covers common submission questions, any notable changes to the submission process and any issues or hot topics we address throughout the year. The opportunity will also be given to get to know the WHAIC staff and to ask them questions.
Training Location
Holiday Inn Pewaukee Milwaukee West
N14 W24140 Tower Place
Pewaukee, WI 53072
Registration begins at 8:00AM.
This training provides an introduction to, as well as highlights of, the WIpop manual, the WHAIC website, and data submission tools. It also covers common submission questions, any notable changes to the submission process and any issues or hot topics we address throughout the year. The opportunity will also be given to get to know the WHAIC staff and to ask them questions.
Training Location
Lower Level Training Room
Wisconsin Hospital Association
5510 Research Park Drive
Fitchburg, WI 53711
Registration begins at 8:00AM.
Each facility is responsible for compliance with survey data submission. All Wisconsin Medicare certified hospitals, including psychiatric hospitals, are required to report survey data to the Wisconsin Hospital Association Information Center (WHAIC) annually, based on their Fiscal Year End. WHAIC collects data pursuant to Chapter 153 of the State Statutes and subject to all terms and conditions as described in ss. DHS 120. Failure to comply with the reporting requirements may result in financial penalties to the organization.
Each facility is responsible for compliance with survey data submission. All Wisconsin Medicare certified hospitals, including psychiatric hospitals, are required to report survey data to the Wisconsin Hospital Association Information Center (WHAIC) annually, based on their Fiscal Year End. WHAIC collects data pursuant to Chapter 153 of the State Statutes and subject to all terms and conditions as described in ss. DHS 120. Failure to comply with the reporting requirements may result in financial penalties to the organization.
Behavioral health challenges continue to grow within our communities and healthcare organizations. As those challenges grow, what are the leading practices that communities and healthcare organizations have developed to keep patients and staff safe and meet the increasing demands. As organizations come together to help solve the crisis for behavioral health patients, the patients truly receive the care they need at the right time and at the right location. This webinar will focus on practices like collaboration on community resources, streamlining care within the community and emergency departments, telemedicine utilization, and managing workplace violence – as well as the positive impacts they are having on caring for behavioral health population.
This training provides an introduction to, as well as highlights of, the WIpop manual, the WHAIC website, and data submission tools. It also covers common submission questions, any notable changes to the submission process and any issues or hot topics we address throughout the year. The opportunity will also be given to get to know the WHAIC staff and to ask them questions.
A University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Nursing team consulted with hospital staff and leadership, family caregivers of people living with dementia and community agencies during a two-year study. They will share those needs identified by hospital staff and family caregivers, and the team’s user-centered approach to developing dementia friendly training materials. They will also share how the resulting Dementia Friendly Hospital Toolkit can be used to develop and implement an organization-wide plan to increase staff awareness and skills to meet the needs of patients living with dementia and their family caregivers.
The Dementia Friendly Hospital Toolkit includes:
- An organizational guide that helps hospitals develop an ongoing training plan based on their goals and learning opportunities
- Eight interactive role play scenarios, with learning objectives, facilitator guides, scripts, handouts, and options for carrying out role play trainings
- Five short training videos, with learning objectives, handouts, and options for using the videos
- Additional resources that help hospitals measure progress, align their dementia friendly work with Age-Friendly Health Systems initiatives, and provide additional context on the common needs of and supports for people living with dementia and their family caregivers.