Member May: Pediatric Inpatient Rehabilitation Networking Event-Session Recording

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Video Summary

The transcript covers the first day of "Member May," focusing on pediatric and patient rehabilitation networking. It includes housekeeping guidelines, emphasizing respectful and inclusive engagement per AAPMR's code of conduct. Participants share challenges and solutions regarding pediatric rehabilitation, touching on the need for better consultation tracking, the implications of insurance on inpatient rehab admissions, and the benefits and drawbacks of using nurse practitioners and other non-physician providers. The conversation also delves into EMR improvements and struggles with CARF accreditation without dedicated coordinators, emphasizing the value of support in managing double documentation and regulatory compliance. Participants discuss strategic growth and development of inpatient programs, particularly considering new patient populations such as medically complex patients, and the integration of shorter therapy stays. The value of exchanging best practices regarding EPIC functionality and efficient documentation in regulatory settings is highlighted. Trainees express a desire for more exposure to pediatric rehab, noting a lack of structured training at many institutions. The group agrees to meet quarterly, with a focus on enhancing community communication and expanding collaborative efforts across institutions, such as proposals for the annual assembly. Overall, the transcript illustrates a collaborative effort to address challenges, share insights, and enhance pediatric rehabilitation practice across various institutions.

Keywords

Member May

pediatric rehabilitation

patient networking

AAPMR code of conduct

consultation tracking

insurance implications

non-physician providers

EMR improvements

CARF accreditation

inpatient program growth