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03.02.22

MHA Today | March 2, 2022

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MHA Today is provided as a service to members of the Missouri Hospital Association.

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In This Issue

CMS Seeks Input On Improving Medicaid Access, Enrollment And Service Availability
MHA Submits Comments About Medicare Advantage Prior Authorization Practices
CMS Selects Targeted Hospitals For FY 2024 Validation
Educational Funding Opportunities Available For Missouri Students And Practitioners
Gov. Parson Names Paula Nickelson As Acting DHSS Director

Upcoming MHA Event

2022 Healthcare Human Resources Spring Conference
In-Person Event

Thursday, April 21, to Friday, April 22
Register on or before Thursday, April 7.

For a complete list of events, view MHA’s calendar.

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ATTEND:

  • Register for a Fierce Healthcare webinar at 11 a.m. CST Thursday, March 3, and delve into specific strategies and tactics to keep health care professionals safe and free from racial injustice or bias.
  • Session one of HIDI’s three-part educational seminar series, “Community, Rural and Critical Access Hospital Survival in Today’s Cybersecurity World” takes place at 11 a.m. CST Tuesday, March 15, and will cover solutions to prepare and protect your hospital, data and patients from cyberthreats.
  • NAM’s virtual convening, “Clinician Retention in the Era of COVID: Uniting the Health Workforce to Optimize Well-Being,” will be held from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. CST Tuesday, March 15.

ACCESS:

  • An on-demand webinar, “Hospital IQR Program Requirements for CY 2022 Reporting (FY 2024 Payment Determination)” is available on the Quality Reporting Center.
  • CMS added instructional support videos to its HQR Playlist on how to check eCQM file outcomes, submit HCAHPS, view denominator declarations and request Security Official Access.
  • Created in collaboration with NAM, the 2022 Healthcare Workforce Rescue Package prioritizes five actions that health system leaders can take now to safeguard the emotional and psychological needs of health care workers.

READ:

  • A new study shows hospitalized patients who received inpatient addiction medicine consultation services had significantly lower 90-day mortality risk compared with propensity-matched controls.
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