Hi, Not a big turn out in attendees. About 20-25 people which half were family and/or Members who they allowed to speak their input after the presentation. (which I have attached the powerpoint they will be using). Family and Members were not happy about any of it! I was impressed with all the points they brought up which are a majority of what our concerns are plus some! I put some of the families/members input in the sections below. Below is some information heard that applies to different parts of the PowerPoint document: > AHCCCS is driving for implementation of EVV statewide by Jan 2019 but knows, in reality, it will be more like mid-2019. (pg 4 & 5 in PP) > AHCCCS is leaning more towards a "closed" EVV system which means …show more content…
There will be the capability to override some data due to emergencies situations like a power outage, no service, lost device, medical emergencies, etc. Clocking in and out of EACH service Devices are linked to the members they serve and have a limit on how many providers are linked to a member. (lots of people felt this would impose on the time needed to sign in and out of each service and service delivered to the member at the time. Also, a parent mentioned how they work around the current amount of hours limitations by being able to have some provide 13 hours of respite and transferring the hours to another day so the provider gets paid for what they worked. Creating limitations on how they get the support that is outside the limitations of the hours currently can be billed. Tons of various input for this section) > AHCCCS proposed "timesheet" (pg 16 in PP) This would eliminate the paper timesheets with wet signatures. (someone stated that an electronic signature will eliminate a person's right to prosecute fraud based on the Federal Fraud Law) > AHCCS proposing " Service verification" (pg 17 in PP) proposing GPS verification off of EVV device start of shift and end of shift by the responsible representative (families were not happy about the freedom of how their providers deliver services starting or ending their shift will representative is NOT present. This would require the representative to be PRESENT.) > AHCCCS
4. Give your review of this documentary. What did or didn’t you like? Are there issues, opinions, or voices that are left
• Include your opinion on whether the changes are sufficient. Should more changes be made, and if so, what changes?
2.54 The city of Philadelphia requires GPS system in all taxicabs. Is a government requirement for a tracking system for private taxicabs a reasonable public safety measures or an unreasonable intrusion on the privacy of drivers and passengers? Identify several differences between such a government requirement and a taxicabs company choosing to install GPS system in its cabs? It’s more objectionable than other? Why?
individual service users Being supported in there own homes, will have less interruptions or noise
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I feel that everything was discussed in a rush that it really did not give the commissioner’s time to really think the issues that were discussed through. The commissioner meetings have an agenda that must be followed and lets them be aware of all the subjects that need to be discussed. I know this meeting was being rushed because there was one time that they even accidently skipped one subject and had to go back to it. I was told that usually commissioner meetings are usually two hours long and this meeting was only one hour and eighteen minutes long. I must also say that not everyone in the council think alike. I felt that some agreed and some disagreed by the comments and suggestions they would give to certain issues.
Create a 5-6 minute presentation using PowerPoint visuals. Make sure your PowerPoint follows the guidelines discussed in class. The purpose of the presentation should be to inform the audience. Your presentation should reflect a topic, theme, or issue relevant to your major. For ideas of topics, you may consider looking at issues of Crains’ Chicago, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, The New York Times, The Chicago Tribune, cnn.com, The Huffington Post, NPR.org, Slate, Wired, or industry-specific papers/journals in your area of study.
ECVS IT needs will be very basic and can be handled internally by pharmacist and technicians. The software that is needed will be computer based and can be used with a LAN network connection or through Wi-Fi, if a connection is not available. ECVS’s technology focuses on supporting, streamlining, improving workflow and increasing customer safety through the use of best practices and reliable systems. The first system that ECVS uses is the electronic record keeping which is critical to the operations of the pharmacy and impacts how we are able to further assist customers with prescriptions a well as work with physicians and hospital to provide the right care for the customer. The electronic system will maintain information
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There will be not that much of a change in the work that is being carried out, things will be easier and less paper work is needed as most of the work is done automatically and can be accessed from anywhere with log in credentials.
I spoke with several staff members ahead of time to weigh how my colleagues were going to react to the content and any questions they might had. I also prepared some notes and practiced my presentation with a colleague. During the presentation I reiterated on key points to clarify vital things and invited questions at different
The community response was a mixed one. I delivered the power point as planned and about half of my audience turned out to be really focused on obtaining more information regarding weight loos surgery. Although I provided information in the power point about weight loss surgery, it was not my focus. Answering questions, to the best of my knowledge, about weight loss surgery took up a lot of my time. I did not have the “know how” to get the presentation back on track after the weight loss surgery slide. However, I did have a lot questions from the audience regarding the
1. If you were one of the board members, how would you have initially voted for the proposal? What would your vote be after the recess in the meeting? Why?
The purpose of this paper is to compare and contrast the similarities and differences of earned value management (EVM) and how it could provide the project manager a better chance of having a successful project. When you are assigned as the project manger or any project, your goal is to meet assigned deadlines, accomplish the projects objective and hopefully come in under budget not over budget. The paper will highlight the examples of the real world benefits, as well as, the myths of EVM as it relates to the success of each
Papers based systems work but are time consuming. The paperwork burden in hospitals is obvious. Unlike just about every other industry, health care still relies on an old-fashioned paper/fax/phone transaction process. These paper based systems