Description:
How do we make the most of the resources that we have
to provide MR/DD services? The convergence of consumerism, new
technologies, person-centered planning, self-determination, regulatory and
judicial initiatives, and shrinking budgets have increased the interest in
new models for managing care delivered in MR/DD service systems. This
seminar provides participants with an update on new models and tool-based
approaches to implementing such a system. Our one-day session looks at
trends in service delivery and financing; new frameworks for
population-based management; and the evolution of service continuums for
persons with disabilities.
Contact Hours: 6.0
What you will learn:
- Understand the current environmental trends that will shape the
future of MR/DD delivery systems
- Become familiar with new frameworks for designing population-based
care
- Learn how to successfully integrate principles of person-centered planning and self-determination in
care management systems
- Review the current standards for performance assurance and outcome
measurement in MR/DD service systems
- Understand the role of case management in service system design
- Learn new models for service delivery for consumers with MR/DD
Who should attend?
- Clinical & medical directors
- Care managers and case managers
- Utilization review staff
- Program directors & executive directors of organizations serving individuals with disabilities
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Event Agenda
Registration 8:00 AM
Session 1
Defining Care Management in the Current Environment
- Population-Based Management Versus Patient Care Management
- Concepts of Population-Based Care Management
- How Person-Centered Planning, Self-Determination, and Best Practice Models "Fit" in the Population-Based Care Management World
Session 2
Steps in Developing a Population-Based Care Management System
- Understanding & Mapping Your Current Care Management System
- Goal Setting for Your New Care Management System
- Creating the Environment & the Tools for Care Management System Development & Implementation
- System Implementation & Evaluation
Session 3
Tools for Creating a Population-Based Care Management System
- Design of a System Model
- Care Authorization Protocol Design Using Population/Consumer Profiling
- Break-Out Session: Participant Exercise in System Model Development & Care Resource Allocation
Session 4
Keys to Successful Implementation of a Population-Based Care Management System
- Project Planning
- The Role of Senior Executives in Implementing New Care Management Processes
- Essential Ingredients in the Change Management Process
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