ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE 2018
The Impact of Opioids & Medical Marijuana: How are you managing those risks?
WHEN:
Thursday, April 26, 2018
7:30 am – 1:30 pm
Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Please complete your registration by April 20th.
WHERE:
ECRI Institute
5200 Butler Pike
Plymouth Meeting, Pa
Phone: 610-825-6000
DETAILS:
ASHRM Application pending for 4.0 contact hours. Applicable to CPHRM and PA nursing license renewal
Speaker power points will be available on the PASHRM website for members.
Non –members will receive electronic versions via email prior to the conference.
Cost: $50 PASHRM members/ Non-members.
7:30
Registration, Continental Breakfast,Networking
8:00
General Announcements ECRI Institute Announcements
8:05
President’s Address
Carol Clark
8:15
The Pain Killer Crisis- A View Through the Risk Manager Lens
Denise Shope
9:15
The Overdose Epidemic and SE Pennsylvania Regional Plan
David McKeighan
Aviva Fohrer, MD
10:00
Networking/Vendors
10:15
Medical Marijuana and Hospital Organizational Concerns
Seth Goldberg, Esq.
11:15
Medical Marijuana and Hospital Organizational Concerns for Employees
Linda Hollinshead, Esq.
12:15
Closing Remarks/Evaluations
12:30
Program Conclusion/Lunch
1:45
Networking Luncheon Conclude
TOPICS & OBJECTIVES:
The Pain Killer Crisis –
A View Through the Risk Manager Lens
Speaker: Denise Shope, RN, FASHRM, RMC&D Consultant
Learning Objectives:
- Review the scope of the opioid crisis in the US
- Discuss why the opioid crisis is multidimensional.
- Explain the fundamentals of healthcare enterprise risk management and apply Enterprise Risk Management principles in assessing and managing risks associated with this crisis
The Overdose Epidemic and SE Pennsylvania Regional Plans to Prevent Overdoses
Speakers: David McKeighan, Delaware County Medical Society
Dr. Aviva Fohrer, Family Medicine and Addiction Behavior
Learning Objectives
- Participants will gain an understanding of the extent of the overdose and substance abuse disorder epidemic in SE Pennsylvania
- Participants will understand that substance abuse disorders are diseases and should be treated as such, with a variety of appropriate evidence-based options including Medication Assisted Treatments (MATs) and cognitive therapy
- Participants will better understand how to help patients with a substance abuse disorder who may be at risk of overdose
Medical Marijuana and Hospital Organizational Concerns
Speakers: Seth Goldberg, Esq. Partner Duane Morris LLP
Linda Hollinshead, Esq. Partner Duane Morris LLP
Learning Objectives:
- Identify legal and regulatory parameters related to medical marijuana for healthcare providers
Review the impact of employees medical marijuana use on employers’ ability to maintain a drug free workplace, conduct drug testing on applicants and employees and discipline employees