State Affiliate

2018 AHCA/NCAL Annual Convention

SA-1 - State Affiliate Best Practices Session

Moderator(s)

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  Dirk Anjewierden, LNHA

  Executive Director
  Utah Health Care Association

Panelist(s)

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  Pam Clayton, RN, LNHA

  Vice President of Quality Advancement & Regulatory Affairs
  Georgia Health Care Association
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  Keith Hare, MPA

  President & CEO
  Virginia Health Care Association-Virginia Center for Assisted Living
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  April Payne, LNHA

  Vice President of Quality Improvement/Director for the Virginia Center for Assisted Living
  Virginia Health Care Association-Virginia Center for Assisted Living
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  Craig Cornett, MPA

  CEO/President
  California Association of Health Facilities
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  Patti Cullen, CAE

  President/CEO
  Care Providers of Minnesota

9:00am – 9:05am Welcome Remarks
Speaker: Veronica Sharpe (ASHCAE Pres)

9:05am – 10:00am Requirements of Participation Successes
Speakers: Pam Clayton (GA), Keith Hare (VA) and April Payne (VA)

Hear how states are educating and preparing their members for the Requirements of Participation. State affiliates will share effective strategies for communication, education and increased compliance. (working description)

10:00am – 11:00am Civil Monetary Penalty (CMP) Grants
Speakers: Craig Cornett (CA), Patti Cullen (MN), Keith Hare (VA) and April Payne (VA)

Some state affiliates have applied for and/or successfully secured CMP grants. Learn how they selected, submitted and implemented proposals.

STATEMENT OF AHCA/NCAL ANTITRUST POLICY

Before we begin, let me take the opportunity to remind you that it is the established policy of the American Health Care Association (AHCA) and the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL) to comply with all laws, including the antitrust laws. Because our group contains members that are or may be competitors, we must continue to be careful to confine our discussions, both formal and informal, to the topics described on our Agenda. As you all know and appreciate, in order to comply with our policy, we will not address, in the group or separately, any issues related to our respective companies' current or future pricing, terms of sale or costs, strategic plans or initiatives, bidding situations, sales to specific customers or in specific geographic areas. If you have any questions or concerns about these matters as we proceed, please raise them immediately.

STATEMENT OF AHCA/NCAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST AND
CONFIDENTIALITY POLICY

AHCA/NCAL is dedicated to improving lives by delivering solutions for quality long term care. The integrity of AHCA/NCAL, and the activities it undertakes, depends on the avoidance of conflicts of interest, or even the appearance of such conflicts, by the individuals involved in those activities.

Each volunteer should have reviewed the agenda for today’s meeting and if a potential or actual conflict is noted on the agenda that was not disclosed earlier then the volunteer should immediately disclose the potential or actual conflict to the chair of the meeting. Further, any member with a conflict agrees to recuse himself/herself from discussion and/or voting on any topics since the conflict may interfere with the volunteer’s ability to provide unbiased loyalty to AHCA/NCAL.

It is understood that as volunteers we shall exercise care not to disclose confidential information acquired in connection with our role and will not disclose information which might be adverse to the intent of AHCA/NCAL. Furthermore, we shall not disclose or use information relating to the business of AHCA/NCAL for personal profit or advantage.