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This event is part of the Rural Roundtable webinar series, which is a continuation of the roundtable conversations from the 2018 Rural Health Conference. 

Join our discussion on Nutritional Entrepreneurship!

Food trucks, fruit stands, and farm to table. How can these urban trends become a rural way of life? Rural has the farms to provide the food, yet some communities do not have a grocery store. Something is definitely missing. Join us to find out what is needed.

Front line staff set the tone for the patient care experience. Tips shared during this webinar will highlight how customer service can impact positively OR negatively impact return visits for patients, their compliance for treatment recommendations and how much revenue your practice generates. This training is open to front office staff who serve patients in outpatient health care facilities.

This event is part of the Rural Roundtable webinar series, which is a continuation of the roundtable conversations from the 2018 Rural Health Conference. 

Too many rural households lack adequate internet connection. However, connectivity, and its infrastructure, are not the only barrier. The basic components are digital literacy are missing. Discover what pathways our rural communities need starting with digital literacy and ending with sufficient internet in neighborhoods to allow someone to have a telehealth conference call with their healthcare provider or complete school work assignments.

In partnership with Alliant Quality, the South Carolina Office of Rural Health (SCORH) will be hosting a quicknar on Using Improvement Activities to Enhance Performance Scores.

During this session, facilitators will discuss:

• How to choose measures to maximize scores: Is it relevant to your scope of practice? Does it compliment your work?
• How to implement the improvement activity?
• The importance of documentation.
• How improvement activities are scored.

This event is part of the Rural Roundtable webinar series, which is a continuation of the roundtable conversations from the 2018 Rural Health Conference.

How can a legal services workshop turn into employment? Let’s talk about legal literacy and what assets legal services have to help rural residents relieve a pressing issue to continue productivity.

DHEC’s data analyst and subject matter expert, Beth Williams will provide step-by-step instructions for adding new patients, identifying existing patients and securing prior authorization codes (PA codes) in the system.

n partnership with Alliant Quality, the South Carolina Office of Rural Health (SCORH) will be hosting a workshop on Accelerating Your Progress.

Year three of the MIPS program introduces new opportunities for solos practitioners and small group practices. During this workshop participants will learn how to successfully meet these requirements and accelerate their progress. This event features subject-matter experts that will share their insights and challenges related to succeeding in year three of MIPS.

During this session, facilitators will discuss:

• How to use reports and data to set priorities for MIPS activities in 2019.
• How to effectively engage staff in MIPS activities.
• How to leverage resources effectively.
• How to avoid penalties.
• Practical tips for addressing common challenges encountered by solo and small group practices.

This event features subject-matter experts of the SCORH Team that work regularly with small practices to help them succeed with MIPS. The team will lead discussions around key strategies for success and will be available for Individual Consultations.

Join us for an exciting RHC Overview and Updates for RHC providers! This workshop will provide an overview of RHC specifics with detailed information on Medicare and Medicaid Billing, Cost reporting and Compliance Updates.