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2019 Health Law eConference
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2019 Health Law eConference
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Very good overview of pending health law matters. I especially liked the case review.
Great conference, especially discussion about DNR, advanced directives, NPDB, peer review, Med Staff Bylaws. Thank you! Technical note: I learned through trial and error that if paused the conference for more than a few minutes, there was a good chance that I'd be logged out of your site but somehow could still watch the rest of the video I'd been watching... only to find out that I didn't receive credit for finishing that course. Also, if I started a new course, only 5 or so minutes of the class would load. I just learned to log out and log back in again to be sure what appeared on my computer screen was synced with the latest info on your site about my progress through the course. I hope that makes sense. If not, please feel free to contact me. All things considered, it was a minor inconvenience, but I thought you'd want to know. Thx.
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UT Law’s 31st Annual Health Law Conference brings together leading in-house attorneys from major hospitals and medical institutions, government officials, as well as legal and financial advisors representing hospitals, healthcare providers, and physicians. The conference provides practical and detailed coverage of updates, current issues, and key strategies and opportunities facing members of the healthcare community. This year’s program includes:
- Discussion of Emerging Trends in Healthcare and the 2019 State and Federal Healthcare Legislative Landscape.
- Examination of recent healthcare developments, including regulatory changes and policy initiatives in the Healthcare Year-in-Review and insight into the Operational Impact of Significant Cases.
- Practical guidance on payment challenges, and strategies for avoiding payment disputes.
- Exploration of Healthcare Transactions, including the role of private equity in the short and long term.
- Discussion of hot topics including Blockchain, Medical Records, and The Opioid Crisis.
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Health Law Fundamentals (Apr 2019)
Violet M. Anderson, Kenneth J. Kramer, Kristin M. Roshelli
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Session 1
—121 mins
Health Law Fundamentals (Apr 2019)
Explore the basics of health law, with an emphasis on fraud and abuse (including the Stark law and the federal anti-kickback statute), managed healthcare, HIPAA, and Medicare coverage and reimbursement issues.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Violet M. Anderson,
CHRISTUS Health - Irving, TX
Kenneth J. Kramer,
Texas Health Resources - Arlington, TX
Kristin M. Roshelli,
King & Spalding - Houston, TX
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Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Update and Examples (Apr 2019)
Donna S. Clark, Donald H. Romano
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Session 2
—65 mins
Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Update and Examples (Apr 2019)
Get updated on the regulatory, administrative, case law, and enforcement actions related to the Stark and anti-kickback laws, and review examples of arrangements attracting scrutiny by the enforcement agencies.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Donna S. Clark,
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP - Houston, TX
Donald H. Romano,
Foley & Lardner LLP - Washington, DC
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State of Transition: A Look at the Movement to Value in 2019 (Apr 2019)
Janet Walker, Jeff Wurzburg
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Session 3
—55 mins
State of Transition: A Look at the Movement to Value in 2019 (Apr 2019)
Review the state of the movement to value, including a look at alternative pricing arrangements involving professional and institutional providers. Examine the state of payment reform and recent CMS efforts to reinforce the shift to value. Discuss the use and application of data in developing pricing and payment structures.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Janet Walker,
Ascension - Austin, TX
Jeff Wurzburg,
Norton Rose Fulbright - San Antonio, TX
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Top Health Industry Issues of 2019: New Health Economy Comes of Age (Apr 2019)
Benjamin Isgur
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Session 4
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Top Health Industry Issues of 2019: New Health Economy Comes of Age (Apr 2019)
The US healthcare industry has often lagged other industries (like tech, retail, hospitality) when it comes to modernizing. Once thought to operate outside the greater US economy, the healthcare industry—and its byzantine payment system, complicated regulatory barriers and reliance on face-to-face interactions—is being disrupted. Finally, there’s robust evidence that new economic realities are kicking into gear.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Benjamin Isgur,
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP - Dallas, TX
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Healthcare Year in Review (Apr 2019)
Darby C. Allen, Robert G. Homchick
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Session 5
—76 mins
Healthcare Year in Review (Apr 2019)
Hear an informative and entertaining overview of important healthcare developments in the past year, including policy initiatives, regulatory changes, and court decisions.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Darby C. Allen,
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP - Seattle, WA
Robert G. Homchick,
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP - Seattle, WA
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2019 State and Federal Healthcare Legislative Landscape (Apr 2019)
Freddy Warner, Tom Banning, Stephen G. Wohleb
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Session 6
—42 mins
2019 State and Federal Healthcare Legislative Landscape (Apr 2019)
Discuss how the 2018 elections and new House speakers have reshaped the state and federal legislative branches, significant legislation making its way through the 86th Texas Legislature, and legislative priorities and initiatives of the 116th U.S. Congress.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Freddy Warner,
Memorial Hermann Health System - Houston, TX
Tom Banning,
Texas Academy of Family Physicians - Austin, TX
Stephen G. Wohleb,
Texas Hospital Association - Austin, TX
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Health Plans, Providers, and Current Payment Issues (Apr 2019)
Leah Stewart, Jonathan M. Herman, Christian K. Puff
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Session 7
—48 mins
Health Plans, Providers, and Current Payment Issues (Apr 2019)
Examine payment issues and challenges between healthcare providers and health plans, and outline practical strategies for avoiding and (when necessary) resolving or mitigating these payment and dispute issues with both litigation and in-house perspectives and expertise. Explore common sources of payment disputes, including high-cost and chargemaster reimbursement issues, payment disputes in the context of both plan and provider mergers and acquisitions, and patient cost-sharing issues.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Leah Stewart,
The University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School - Austin, TX
Jonathan M. Herman,
Herman Law Firm - Dallas, TX
Christian K. Puff,
Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, P.C. - Dallas, TX
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Operational Impact of Significant Cases (Apr 2019)
Yvonne K. Puig
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Session 8
—56 mins
Operational Impact of Significant Cases (Apr 2019)
Take an in‐depth look at key legal developments and significant cases affecting healthcare operations, including credentialing and liability issues that impact hospitals and providers. Receive a comprehensive review of recent decisions affecting the liabilities and duties of healthcare providers in the written materials.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Yvonne K. Puig,
Norton Rose Fulbright - Austin, TX
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Reimbursement Changes and the Modern-Day Physician Practice (Apr 2019)
Kenya S. Woodruff, Patricia Kroken, Jim Walton
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Session 9
—45 mins
Reimbursement Changes and the Modern-Day Physician Practice (Apr 2019)
Hear a discussion on physician responses to changes in reimbursement methodologies and payor relationships. Explore the ways physician groups are transforming themselves through IPAs, ACOs, and partnerships with practice management companies. Analyze the pros and cons of those choices and how physicians might best position themselves for the future.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Kenya S. Woodruff,
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP - Dallas, TX
Patricia Kroken,
Kroken Consulting, LLC - Albuquerque, NM
Jim Walton,
Genesis Physicians Group - Dallas, TX
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Labor and Employment Issues in the Healthcare Industry (Apr 2019)
Kimberly King Webb
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Session 10
—42 mins
Labor and Employment Issues in the Healthcare Industry (Apr 2019)
The healthcare industry faces unique challenges as an employer. From whistleblower lawsuits to disruptive behavior in a healthcare workplace, get practical tips for addressing these potential landmines.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Kimberly King Webb,
CHRISTUS Health - Irving, TX
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Digital Health and Telehealth (Apr 2019)
René Quashie, Julian L. Rivera
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Session 11
—45 mins
Digital Health and Telehealth (Apr 2019)
Amidst a continued increase in connectivity—from the internet of things to remote diagnoses—developments in technology regularly bring change to the healthcare industry. Explore how technological innovations continue to disrupt traditional practices, and discuss the benefits and risks technology brings.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
René Quashie,
Consumer Technology Association - Alexandria, VA
Julian L. Rivera,
Husch Blackwell LLP - Austin, TX
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Enforcement Trends Across the Heathcare Industry (Apr 2019)
B. Scott McBride, George W. (Bill) Morrison, Jill O. Venezia
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Session 12
—45 mins
Enforcement Trends Across the Heathcare Industry (Apr 2019)
Criminal and administrative cases are still making creative use of new theories and trends, and the investigation and litigation of healthcare fraud cases continue across all sectors of the industry. Hear an overview of the latest trends in enforcement, and analyze what the new theories and trends mean for 2019 and beyond.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
B. Scott McBride,
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP - Houston, TX
George W. (Bill) Morrison,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Dallas, TX
Jill O. Venezia,
U.S. Attorney's Office, Southern District of Texas - Houston, TX
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Affiliations, Sales, and Conversions Among Non-Profit and For-Profit Healthcare Organizations (Apr 2019)
Lisa Atlas Genecov, Jerry A. Bell Jr., Daphne Walker
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Session 13
—60 mins
Affiliations, Sales, and Conversions Among Non-Profit and For-Profit Healthcare Organizations (Apr 2019)
Examine the corporate, regulatory, tax and other considerations involved in transactions among various non-profit and for-profit healthcare entities, including State Attorney General approvals, the role of private equity, and recent transactions.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Lisa Atlas Genecov,
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP - Dallas, TX
Jerry A. Bell Jr.,
Norton Rose Fulbright - Austin, TX
Daphne Walker,
United Surgical Partners - Addison, TX
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Operational Hot Button Issues (Apr 2019)
Kathy L. Poppitt, D. Cameron Duncan III, Joanne P. Hopkins
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Session 14
—59 mins
Operational Hot Button Issues (Apr 2019)
Take a break from the business side to explore some exciting (and frequently maddening) health law operational issues and developments for hospitals and other healthcare entities. Hear an interactive presentation with updates, practical tips and guidance on in-facility DNRs, medical staff and credentialing issues including ACOs, responding to immigration enforcement officers in the facility, changes in payments for out-of-network services, HIPAA and other topics.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Kathy L. Poppitt,
King & Spalding - Austin, TX
D. Cameron Duncan III,
Texas Hospital Association - Austin, TX
Joanne P. Hopkins,
Law Office of Joanne P. Hopkins - Austin, TX
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The Opioid Crisis (Apr 2019)
Beth Anne Jackson, Patrick K. Sweeten
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Session 15
—45 mins
The Opioid Crisis (Apr 2019)
Explore the role of regulatory forces in the evolution of the opioid crisis and hear the latest on national and state opioid enforcement efforts including State of Texas v. Purdue Pharma.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Beth Anne Jackson,
Brown & Fortunato, P.C. - Amarillo, TX
Patrick K. Sweeten,
Office of the Texas Attorney General - Austin, TX
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Blockchain: A Primer (Apr 2019)
John P. Tomaszewski
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Session 16
—43 mins
Blockchain: A Primer (Apr 2019)
Distributed Ledger Technology (aka Blockchain) is a new way to manage trust in a distributed network. But what does that really mean? Look at the basics of Blockchain, how it works, why it can be trusted, and what some of its applications can be in the healthcare space. Gain a basic understanding on the trust model which uses Distributed Ledger Technology, as well as some ideas on how this technology and its trust model can be a way to improve the delivery of healthcare.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
John P. Tomaszewski,
Seyfarth Shaw LLP - Houston, TX
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Wellness and Well-Being: Ethical and Professionalism Implications (Apr 2019)
Andrew Demetriou
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Session 17
—58 mins
Wellness and Well-Being: Ethical and Professionalism Implications (Apr 2019)
Identify current life challenges facing lawyers, the professional responsibility and professionalism issues raised by lawyer impairment, and current efforts by the organized bar and legal employers to address issues of lawyer wellness and well-being.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Andrew Demetriou,
Lamb & Kawakami LLP - Los Angeles, CA