Podcasts about pqrs

Estos fueron los temas tratados en Mañanas Blu de este martes, 1 de octubre de 2024: El representante de la Cámara de representantes Hernán Cadavid habló en Mañanas Blu sobre las acusaciones que está realizando la oposición sobre algunos artículos de la reforma laboral, el representante asegura que están haciendo cambiar votos para que sean aprobados los artículos. El agente interventor de la EPS Sanitas, Duver Vargas, explicó el proceso de transición que tendrá esta EPS para la entrega de medicamentos y aseguró que amplió sus gestores farmacéuticos. También el agente debatió sobre las PQRS que se han incrementado en el último año. El presidente de la Cámara de Representantes, Jaime Raúl Salamanca, aclaró los rumores generados en torno a si los congresistas tendrían o no semana de receso escolar. El representante dijo que fue una propuesta de algunos miembros, pero no se aprobó. El hermano de Derlys Panesso, Duván Panesso, dio detalles sobre la desaparición de su hermana y de otras cinco mujeres en México. No se tiene conocimiento de ellas desde el día 25 de septiembre. El alcalde Yondó, Antioquia, Yerson Ariza, indicó los detalles de una masacre de cinco personas que fue perpetrada en las horas de la tarde del día 30 de septiembre. También contó que las autoridades aún no hacen presencia en el lugar por su difícil acceso. El secretario de Seguridad de Bogotá, César Restrepo, habló sobre las protestas realizadas en la Universidad Nacional, algunos de los protestantes contaban con hachas y machetes, lo que tornó tensa la situación sobre la calle 26. La relatora de la ONU Gina Romero indicó sus preocupaciones por la situación de los derechos humanos en Colombia tras el estallido social de 2021. La relatora aclaró que las cartas enviadas por los relatores de la ONU al gobierno colombiano no son concluyentes y buscan más información, en medio de denuncias de abusos cometidos durante las protestas. La relatora hizo un llamado a la justicia y la reparación de las víctimas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Jason Becker in this episode of Weld Wednesday w/ AWS as he engages in a conversation with Charlie Cross and Padraic Bean, two industry experts, about the importance of welding procedures and qualifications. This insightful discussion delves into the key elements of welding procedures, including code standards, contract documents, and procedure qualification records (PQRs), emphasizing the need for tailored procedures to meet project-specific requirements. The guests share their experiences and provide valuable tips for developing and qualifying welding procedures, emphasizing the importance of documentation, thorough testing, and validation. Whether you're a welding professional looking to enhance your procedures or an industry expert seeking to improve quality and compliance, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you achieve your goals. Tune in to learn from the experts and take your welding procedures to the next level.   To find out more information on the AWS, head on over to AWS.org 

In this week's episode of HealthCare Trailblazers, we touch on the following topics with our guest Henry Denis: 1. Wall street vs healthcare 2. Why Sharing patient health records is still so inefficient3. Who should be the owner of patient health records4. Why value-based care is a scary term for some5. Why direct contracting will be the futureAbout Henry Henry Is the CEO of Medical Informatix. He has three decades of experience in information technology infrastructure and strategy. Henry is a recognized industry leader in the design and implementation of digital systems to optimize participation in Meaningful Use, PQRS, VBM, PCMH, DSRIP, MACRA, MIPS, and other value-based reimbursement models. His company Medical Informatix has developed a platform that allows Doctors to practice medicine while they handle the analytics and processes required to succeed in Quality and Value-Based Programs. Learn more about Previva Health Group:Website: https://previva.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/previva-health-group/Learn more about Henry Denis:https://www.linkedin.com/in/henry-denis-b534571/

Direct Mail is under attack. Whether paper or envelope shortages, increasing pressure to demonstrate ROI, or digital ads stealing more of the marketing budget, there's no escaping the uncomfortable reality most mailers and their clients face. And yet, a growing number of leading Direct Mailers have learned to employ an unusual and differentiated Direct Mail offering that starts with adding a Personalized URL (“PURL”) and Personalized QR Code (“PQR”) to the printed Mail. While simple on the surface, everything you don't see makes a significant difference in helping these mailers not only acquire new clients but also protect their existing revenue in the face of extreme pressure. In this 90-minute Web Class, taught by MindFire president David Rosendahl, you'll learn: [1] The 4 Direct Mail Problems Most Mailers Ignore (Puts Printers at Significant Risk) [2] How the Deceptively Simple Addition of PURLs & PQRs to Direct Mail Eliminates These Risks [3] The Steps to Build High-Performing Campaigns (It's What You Don't See That Makes the Difference) [4] How Leading Mailers Sell These Campaigns (and Build a Revenue “Moat” Around the Client) Who Should Listen: Printers or Brands who sell/employ Direct Mail, where the marketed product/service is a considered B2B or B2C purchase RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE Join the Texting Community: Text Dave at: 1 (949) 506-5835 Or click this link: bit.ly/DaveRosendahl View the blog: https://mindfireinc.com/they-laughed-when-i-said-this-would-increase-leads-but-when-they-saw-the-results/

Bienvenidos a la primera entrega **oficial** de la segunda temporada de TEÓRICO-MEDIOCRE, el precioso pod. En este episodio vamos a hablar de la defensa de lo indefendible, particularmente de Jeff Bezos, el magnate de Amazon, y sus devotos defensores internautas; abrimos un PQRS de Amazon y, al tiempo, abrimos el paquete básico de un gurú del marketing y el leadershippp. +estamos estrenando blog, mira en insta @teorico_mediocre ;)

Nuestro tiempo más especial del día, puede ser el que pasamos en una conversación de corazón a corazón con nuestro Padre. Dios está a nuestra disposición, quiere escucharnos, quiere que confiemos en Él y que reconozcamos que dependemos de Él. Nuestra oración es una conversación, una comunicación dentro de una relación significativa y cercana con nuestro Padre. Tenemos línea directa con Él. Somos una iglesia relevante, contemporánea y radical. Estamos comprometidos con la transformación de vidas y nuestro anhelo es guiar a cada persona en una relación creciente con nuestro Padre. Pastores William Fonseca y Carolina Doncel ¡Síguenos!

MACRA (formerly PQRS...formerly PQRI...) is here to stay. Many anesthesia providers & anesthesia practices have spent time either avoiding it or pushing back against it, but the CMS quality program doesn't appear to be going anywhere any time soon.Sure, non-compliance may mean reimbursement penalties. But have you considered what a proactive approach toward MACRA might mean for your practice?In this episode, Dr. Zavaleta will discuss a more proactive way of thinking about and dealing with MACRA for anesthesia practices looking to turn something painful into something beneficial.

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Durante este episodio, mientras persiste la cuarentena, volvemos a tocar el drama de la corrupción en Colombia, que más que drama se ha convertido en una tragicomedia, en el que aparecieron nuevos personajes y cada vez más irregularidades. Además, también analizamos la estrategia del "aislamiento inteligente" y su aplicación en un país cuyo ese no es el mejor calificativo y muchos temas más. Política sin Censura, somos una constante PQRS para Colombia.

Dr. Ellis “Mac” Knight joins Mark to discuss value-based healthcare and its impact on the healthcare industry. They cover financing as a driving force in the healthcare landscape and why it continues to become more complex with the shift from pay for service to value-based care. Episode Synopsis With budgetary pressures on Medicare and Medicaid, pay for performance and federal expectations for investment in technology without regard to costs, executives must continuously monitor the financing landscape. The most significant factor in healthcare reimbursement today is the industry-wide shift to value-based care. So, what is value-based care? One of the more common buzz phrases in the healthcare industry, value-based care, is a shift in focus. For the past two decades, healthcare providers have focused their efforts on the volume of services they are providing, not on the quality of services they are delivering. The reason is simple: physicians were paid only for the volume of professional services. In 2015, the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) was passed and ushered in a dramatic change in the way CMS will pay healthcare professionals. MACRA consolidated multiple pay-for-performance initiatives (PQRS, VPM, and MU) into two quality payment programs (QPPs), the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) and Advanced Alternative Payment Models (APMs).  Dr. Knight and Mark provide their views on the move toward value-based reimbursement and the reality of healthcare for the past 15 years. Extras MACRA, what IS it? White Paper on Value-Based Reimbursement White Paper on MACRA Connect with Dr. Knight on LinkedIn Follow Dr. Knight on Twitter Contact Information Subscribe to our feed in Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or your preferred podcast provider. Like what you hear? Leave a review! Not there? Let us know! We welcome all feedback from our listeners. Please submit questions on any of the topics we discuss or questions about issues in which you have an interest. You can also provide recommendations on topics for future episodes.  Email us: feedback@cokergroup.com Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/cokergroup Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/coker-group/

Dr. Thomas Kelly and his business associate, Ahmed Elmanan, knew medicine and business, respectively, when they began Shore Community in December 2011. What they didn't fully appreciate were the specific challenges that come with running a healthcare business. eClinicalWorks has helped them every step of the way, from EHR/PM for documentation and workflows to RCM for billing, and a Population Health programs and measures, including PQRS, Meaningful Use, HEDIS dashboards, and much more.

What the heck is PQRS?  Should you do anything with it?  Is it too late or can you still file for 2016 PQRS claims?  Listen and find out.

Does PQRS seem like a major headache to you? Just more paperwork without any bump? Let’s look at it a different way. Here I Go With Another Sales Funnel Example Anytime that we are using direct-response marketing or content marketing and we are attracting people in… there is basically a 6 step process that we want to be thinking about our businesses. Step #1 is Lead Magnet. So this is…you have seen me do this where I’m offering a free video or a book or a free report something like that. Very low value, low time commitment, low ask and they get it for free. That just allows us to have an ongoing conversation with that person. Step #2 is Trip Wire. That is something with a little more commitment. Still something that is low-barrier and inexpensive…like a consultation or whatever. It kind of ramps them up…it gives that person a soft landing into our Core Service, it changes our relationship with time from prospect into buyer. Then #3 is Core Service. That is the 97001, 110, 140 if we are billing insurance. Or if we are playing the “cash pay only” deal, then it is whatever we charge per visit. Then Step #4 is Cash Pay, which is back-end services that we have. Step #5 is Return Path and Step #6 is Referrals PQRS Magic: Turning a Pain Into an Opportunity. Something magical happens now with PQRS and new Medicare regulations where we have to go through and track 9 different things. What we have to do on that first Medicare visit is ask the patient to step on the scale. We have the height chart and we look it up and 75% of the time we are saying, “Hey, your BMI is over 30. You need to handle this.” At least for us in the beginning, we were thinking “Wow, this is a really awkward situation. We are Physical Therapists. We are not nutritionists. We don’t have in-house…our 8,000 square feet is packed with PT. We don’t have anybody else in-house, so we need to refer out. This is a real pain in the neck.”

Host: Barnett Mennen, MD Physician Quality Reporting Systems, or PQRS, are here to stay in clinical medicine. Within the field of gastroenterology, understanding the metrics of PQRS can make a substantial difference in the success of a practice. Joining host Dr. Barry Mennen to detail the ins and outs of PQRS in gastroenterology is Dr. Ziad Gellad, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Director of Quality in the Division of Gastroenterology, and Director of Clinical Improvement in the Department of Medicine at Duke University Medical Center.

Host: Barnett Mennen, MD Physician Quality Reporting Systems, or PQRS, are here to stay in clinical medicine. Within the field of gastroenterology, understanding the metrics of PQRS can make a substantial difference in the success of a practice. Joining host Dr. Barry Mennen to detail the ins and outs of PQRS in gastroenterology is Dr. Ziad Gellad, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Director of Quality in the Division of Gastroenterology, and Director of Clinical Improvement in the Department of Medicine at Duke University Medical Center.