The Provider Self-Disclosure Protocol (SDP) and the OIG - Compliance: Self-Reporting to OIG - When Should this Happen and How to do it?

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Instructor: Laura S Hargraves
Product ID: 703650

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  • Duration: 60 Min
The course will instruct attendees on the revised self-disclosure protocol (SDP), the process and procedures for self-reporting and the risks of not self-reporting.
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Last Recorded Date: Sep-2016

 

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Why Should You Attend:

In April of 2013, the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) of the United States Department of Health and Human Services issued new procedures called the SDP for facilities to self-report various violations. Knowledge of these procedures supports your team’s compliance goals. If there is a need for self-reporting, it indicates that your team’s compliance program is working.

The release of the revised SDP offers new incentives for facilities to self-report, but also grants greater enforcement sanctions to the Office of the Inspector General (OIG). The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) believes that there are both legal and ethical standards that require entities to use a self-report system.

This webinar will acquaint attendees with:

  • The framework of the revised SDP
  • The process and procedures for self-reporting
  • The advantages and disadvantages of using the SDP illustrated with examples
  • The mechanics of filing an SDP
  • The risks of not self-reporting
  • The use of an SDP to enhance your compliance program

The program will also review challenges faced by the OIG in dealing with whistleblowers and how this may impact self-disclosure.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identification of when to self-report
  • How to correctly self-report if needed

Areas Covered in the Webinar:

  • Is disclosure required? HHS says that often there is a legal duty or ethical duty to report violations.
  • The better question: Is there an advantage to self-reported disclosure?
  • Creates a presumption that a good, solid compliance program is in place
  • Can reduce monetary penalties
  • Provides flexibility in the return of any overcharges
  • Speeds up case resolution and management
  • Avoids corporate integrity agreements
  • What if I do not self-report, will things go hard on my facility?
  • Who can use the SDP?
  • What conduct or actions fall under SDP?
  • What conduct does not fall under SDP?
  • What must be submitted if a facility self-reports general violations?
  • What must be submitted in a case of false billing?
  • What must be submitted in a case involving an excluded person?
  • Eleven elements required.
  • Resolution of SDP matters.

Who Will Benefit:

This webinar will provide valuable assistance to decision-makers in nursing homes, SNFs, medical offices, practice groups, hospitals, academic medical centers, insurers, business associates (shredding, data storage, systems vendors, billing services, etc.), such as:

  • Compliance directors
  • CEOs
  • CFOs
  • Administrators
  • Nursing managers
  • IT managers
  • Chief information officers
  • Health information managers
  • Healthcare counsels/lawyers
  • Office managers
  • Contract managers
Instructor Profile:
Laura S Hargraves

Laura S Hargraves
Independent Business Owner, Bridging Documentation

Laura S Hargraves, MS CCC- SLP RAC-CT, has been working in all aspects of the healthcare industry for the past 28 years. Ms. Hargraves has been providing compliance and oversight of documentation to meeting changing guidelines during this period. She has a background in education, which helps her maximize her ability to communicate these changes to the various professionals that she works with. She is an expert in documentation/compliance/audits and reviews. Ms. Hargraves is also a professional presenter on topics related to Medicare, MDS 3.0, and documentation.

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