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Thursday, Jul 18, 2019 at 12:30 PM to Saturday, Jul 20, 2019 at 5:30 PM EST
Grand Rapids Holiday Inn Downtown, 310, Pearl Street Northwest, Grand Rapids, MI, 49504, United States
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Grand Rapids Holiday Inn Downtown, 310, Grand Rapids, MI, 49504, United States.
It's a whole new world out there. Come to this three-day event of knowlege-sharing and community support to learn how to thrive as a licensed midwife in Michigan.
****IMPORTANT****
Registration will be available at the door for an additional $10 per ticket, additionally we cannot guarantee lunch for walk in registrations as the venue requires a full 7 days notice for head counts. There is no outside food or drink allowed at the venue. If you have special dietary needs, please communicate them with us with your registration. If you will need overnight lodging for the confernece, rooms have been blocked at our location for Thursday and Friday evenings on a first come first reserved basis and are being held at a special discount price ($149) until end of day on JUNE 17 ONLY if you do not book a room before this date we cannot guarantee lodging will be available at the conference location. Standard hotel cancellation policies will apply to your booking, please be sure to clarify this with the hotel directly when booking a room. Please contact the hotel directly at: 616-235-7611. to make your reservation
Event Schedule:
Thursday
Registration 12:00PM
IV therapy in Home Birth for Midwives, Terrie Lemley CNM
12:30-3 IV Skills
3:30-5:30 IV Hands On Portion
Friday
Registration 8:30
9:00-10:30 Insurance Billing for Midwives, Laurie Zoyiopoulos CPM
11-12:30 Communicative Charting for Midwives, Terrie Lemly CNM
Lunch
1:30-3:30 Hearing Each Other; How to Communicate Effectively During Collaborative Care, Dr Tami Michele OB/DO
4:00-5:30 Writing Better Protocols and Informed Consents/Refusals Panel, Facilitated by Emily Likens CPM
(Information on Saturday's schedule in the sessions section)
The Michigan Midwives Association (MMA) represents a network of midwives, childbirth professionals, and students, and the spectrum of the Midwives Model of Care. We believe out-of-hospital births, attended by trained midwives, are an essential option for healthy women and their families. We support the rights of parents to make informed decisions about childbirth. The MMA supports advances in the profession of midwifery which enhance quality, community, and education among midwives, consumers, and other health care providers. The MMA is a non-profit corporation
This event is currently unable to accept new registrations
Teaching/ Delivery Methods: Lecture, video, demonstration, hands on practice Measurable Learning Outcomes: Participants will list 3 indications for IV therapy initiation in the home setting Participant will verbalize appropriate selection of IV start equipment components Participant will demonstrate skill in IV preparation and initiation on two accounts
MSN CNM
This session will teach participants how to sign up for a National Provider Identifier (NPI) number, as well as how to purchase, and properly fill out, the HCFA 1500 Form for insurance billing. Coding has changed since October of 2015 and so attendees will receive the most up-to-date and common diagnosis and procedure codes, relevant to midwifery care. Also, each attendee will receive a coupon for 10% off on ANY online HiveCE.com course (one of the courses is a very detailed ICD-10 for Midwives / 2nd Edition 2019, taught by Jesica Dolin, CPM, LM). Teaching/Delivery Methods: Lecture and discussion and online demonstration List Measurable Behavioral Objectives or Learning Outcomes: 1. Participants will be able to describe when to use ICD-9 codes vs ICD-10 codes 2. Participants will be able to explain how to fill out a HICF 1500 Form 3. Participants will be able to list the differences in mom codes and baby codes 4. Participants will be familiar with when diagnosis codes are used in midwifery 5. Participants will be able to select ICD-10 for common labwork ordered by midwives 6. Participants will be able to select ICD-10 to bill services commonly rendered by midwives 7. Participants will be able to describe the differences in diagnosis codes and procedure codes
CPM
Teaching/ delivery methods: Power Point presentation, Hands on charting experience, discussion Measurable Behavioral Objectives or Learning Outcomes -Participants will list 3 reasons for clear clients notes -Participants will verbalize 2 negative outcomes of incomplete client notes -Participant will formulate chart problem list from a narrated client example -Participant will formulate labor admission SOAP note and problem SOAP note
• Teaching/Delivery Methods: Lecture/Discussion • List Measurable Behavioral Objectives or Learning Outcomes: Participants will be able to describe the components of implementing best practices for transfer from home to hospital birth. Participants will be able to apply optimal interprofessional collaboration when access to medical care is needed for the home birth client.
OB/GYN
PA 417 passed in January 2016. Our rules set that lays out the nitty gritty of our practice just passed. We're getting our licenses and now must join the community of other licensed health professionals in Michigan. What does it all mean? How can we possibly sort out all of these new rules and regulations? Join MMA President Stacia Proefrock as she breaks it all down, step by step and makes this complicated process seem less overwhelming. A legislative doula, as it were. Also included -- best practices for informed consent, stats reporting, paperwork, and more. Midwifery students finishing their programs after December 31, 2019 will have to graduate from a MEAC accredited program in order to be licensed in Michigan. What does that mean? What's it like to go to one of these schools? What's it like to be a preceptor for a student from one of these schools? What are your options? Full-time, part-time, in-person, low-residency, distance, intensive? What are the costs? We have students and preceptors both from several popular programs across the United States offering their real-life stories and leading the way. This session is both for aspiring midwifery students and midwives who are interested in mentoring students.
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Thursday, Jul 18, 2019 at 12:30 PM to Saturday, Jul 20, 2019 at 5:30 PM EST
Grand Rapids Holiday Inn Downtown,
310,
Pearl Street Northwest,
Grand Rapids,
MI,
49504,
United States
