While there are topics and issues that resonate with the cardiopulmonary rehab community as a whole, the group is vast and each program experiences different challenges. This roundtable is an opportunity to hear from leaders throughout the country, offering perspectives on what challenges are being faced in their area and how they are being resolved. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions of the panel for their collective insights.
Strategies For Managing Staff PDF
Attendees will have the opportunity to review and discuss the requirements outlined by the AACVPR for Individualized Treatment Plan (ITP) program certification. The session will also provide useful tips on creating a working ITP document and completing an ITP with patients. Moreover, the session will include a review of common reasons for denial of certification and will identify areas for improvement. Ample time will be provided for attendees to ask questions and clarify any issues. We believe that this session will be a valuable learning experience for all those seeking AACVPR ITP program certification or looking to improve their ITP process.
State of virtual and hybrid cardiac rehab: With the Public Health Emergency set to end May 11th, and so much having changed over the past 3 years, we want to step back and look at where virtual and hybrid cardiac rehab are today. This includes status of reimbursement, what delivery and financial models are being used, and progress in research and data tracking.
If you build it, will they come?? Growing your program: Why do 80% of qualifying patients not even enroll in cardiac rehab? Does it have less to do with the quality of your Phase 2 program, and more to do with what happens "upstream", in the time between their event and an intake? In this session, we look at the upstream operational components that can impact enrollment rates, how to evaluate those for your program, and examples of how they can be used to grow your program.
Links to articles mentioned in presentation:
Home-based cardiac rehabilitation may help people live longer
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