MDS 3.0 – What is Changing and What is Not * August 22 and 23

MDS 3.0 – What is Changing and What is Not * August 22 and 23

This course will focus on the new changes to the RAI Manual and MDS assessments effective October 1, 2019. The training will cover all of the “data elements” that must be coded according to the RAI Manual in order to compute both a RUG-IV score for OBRA assessments and the PDPM score for Medicare PPS assessments. Limit 60

We will cover the MDS assessment from start to finish: including what the MDS is, what the data is used for, how to assure accuracy, who must have an assessment completed, the resources needed, what forms are used and when, entry and discharge tracking and assessments, interviewing guidelines, a section-by-section of item coding, significant change assessments, the CAA process, and error correction.

One of the goals of the State’s training is to clarify that PDPM is a reimbursement model that uses information from data elements of the MDS.

This class will emphasize the importance of accurate ICD 10 coding and will encourage all participants to take training on MDS coding of ICD-10 codes.

If you are registering for someone other than yourself, please enter the information for the person attending.

You may wish to carpool if possible, as parking is limited. You will need a parking pass. On the training page you will find driving directions, a map, and a parking pass. If you discover that you will not be able to attend the training, please notify david.carter@dshs.wa.gov as soon as possible. If you are unable to attend but another person from your facility will be attending in your place, please notify david.carter@dshs.wa.gov with the updated information for the person attending.

https://www.dshs.wa.gov/altsa/residential-care-services/minimum-data-set-mds-30-training

Date And Time

Thu, Aug 22, 2019, 8:30 AM –

Fri, Aug 23, 2019, 12:30 PM PDT

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Location

Aging & Long-Term Support Headquarters

4450 10th Avenue SE

Lacey, WA 98503