This webinar will discuss how to create and sustain a thriving palliative care program.

CHAP Palliative Care Webinar Series

This webinar will discuss the role and importance of the consultant in palliative care.

This webinar will discuss the role of leadership and governance in palliative care and the importance of building and sustaining relationships that evolve into community-wide palliative care networks, the use of metrics and evidence-based practices to hold practitioners to high standards of performance and creating a vision for the organization to meet clinical outcomes and satisfaction metrics.

This webinar will discuss the delivery of effective palliative care pain and symptom management as part of the patient plan of care. The goal of this activity will allow the learner to gain knowledge and skill regarding the recognition and treatment of the pain and symptom management that chronic and progressive bring to patients.

This webinar will discuss the importance of formalizing the palliative care interdisciplinary group (IDG) in the delivery of care.

Distance education in a blended learning format: Earn 13.0 CE contact hours in this series which focuses on 2019 CHAP Hospice Standards effective October 1, 2019.

On-Demand education providing training for Consultants focused on the Medicare Home Health conditions of participation (CoPs).

This on-demand webinar includes best practices and guidelines that address the variations of workplace violence that exist in different settings, as well as the most effective ways to reduce the risks that exist.

Providing employees with performance feedback should simultaneously inform, inspire, and motivate toward higher performance.

The most important infection prevention activity that staff can deploy when implementing bag technique is performing hand hygiene. This webinar will discuss best practices when performing both hand hygiene and bag technique in the home care setting.

This webinar is to provide information and direction on the value of accreditation standards for quality/ performance improvement and business goals and how this is beneficial for DME providers. ​

Distance education: Earn 11.5 CE contact hours in this series which focuses on the Medicare Home Health conditions of participation (CoPs) effective January 13, 2018. CHAP accreditation experts cover the CHAP accreditation process as well as take a deep dive into the Home Health CoPs. CHAP Directors will thoroughly review changes and go over performance improvement strategies needed by home health agencies to prepare for the new CoPs.

Join CHAP as we call upon experts to address key areas of quality in hospice-namely the role of the Medical Director, effective education for the hospice team, using outcome data effectively to benefit your organization and the most commonly cited hospice deficiencies and solutions. Earn up to 6.0 contact hours for this webinar series.

This on-demand webinar will discuss the hospice interdisciplinary team (IDT) Conditions of Participation (CoPs).

This webinar reviews the challenges and strategies associated with providing evidenced-based hospice education and training.

This on-demand webinar reviews the publicly reported Hospice Compare quality measures, including both the Hospice Item Set (HIS) and Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) surveys.

This webinar explores the key role your hospice physicians play in helping to face challenges.

When working in the community health field there are many ethical dilemmas that can face a health care provider on a daily basis. During this session, Patricia T. Driscoll, BSN, MSN, JD, tackles the issue of ethics as it relates to community health care. This event will highlight potential challenges and provide attendees with the tools needed to analyze and overcome them.