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GO 2018 Sampler
Description
This course bundle includes 4 courses:
  • Pits and Pitfalls of Scope Reprocessing 
    Your commitment to safe patient care includes support for training and reinforcement on the essential elements for flexible endoscope reprocessing. ASGE invites you to attend this one-hour webinar with David Hambrick, a nationally-recognized expert on infection control in GI endoscopy. During this lively and insightful review, Dr. Hambrick shares the "top tips for techs" in endoscope reprocessing, followed by a Q & A session.

    This is the recorded version of the February 2018 webinar.

  • Colon Polyps 
    View world-renowned expert Dr. Douglas K. Rex in a 60-minute video from the webinar dedicated to colon polyps. 

    In the video Dr. Rex discusses the clinically important aspects of the two major classes of precancerous lesions – conventional adenomas and serrated lesions, and addresses critical questions such as: 
    • What is the difference between a sessile serrated polyp and a sessile serrated adenoma? 
    • What is the difference between a hyperplastic polyp and a sessile serrated polyp?
    • Which screening tests detect adenomas best and which detect serrated lesions? 
    • What aspects of the pathologic interpretation of colon polyps are reliable and which are not? 
    • How does a clinician manage a malignant polyp? 

    And more!

  • Ancillary Services Part I: Advanced Endoscopy Procedures, Bariatrics, Nutrition, Diagnostic Studies and Radiology

    As more and more GI practices add services to their menu that supplement the basic GI services, this course is designed to educate/train the providers and staff on both documentation requirements and coding principles. Objectives include:

    • How to report Advanced Endoscopy Services:  EMR, ESD, Celiac blocks, Fistula closure, endoscopic myotomy
    • Billing for dietary counseling in your practice:  Registered dietitian versus NPP versus Physician
    • Overview of bariatric services such as the intragastric balloon and reimbursement issues
    • Proper documentation and reporting of diagnostic studies:  Manometry, Capsule Endoscopy, EMG, Biofeedback
    • Proper documentation and reporting of radiology services

  • Quality Indicators for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Units: Employee Experience 
    As a critical component of high-quality endoscopy services relates to the site of the procedure, the endoscopy unit, ASGE commissioned a task force to identify a compendium of quality indicators for endoscopy units in the United States to strengthen programming around the promotion of quality and to give endoscopy units an organizational framework within which they can direct their efforts. During this webinar, Nancy Schlossberg, BA, BSN, RN, CGRN, focuses on employee engagement and experience.


Summary
Availability: Retired
Cost: Member: $297.00
Non-Member: $447.00
Credit Offered:
No Credit Offered
Contains: 3 Courses
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