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HCAM | MCAL CALL FOR EDUCATION PRESENTATION PROPOSALS Submit Your 2015 Presentation Proposal Now!
HCAM|MCAL provides a variety of quality educational events throughout the year in many different modalities including conferences, intensives,
- ne or two day trainings, certification programs and
webinars. HCAM|MCAL will distribute the call for education presentation proposals twice annually; however, presenters are welcome to submit their presentation proposals anytime online.
The deadline for submitting presentation proposals for both calls will be as follows: 1st 2 Call Due: November 24, 2014
nd
Call Due: March 30, 2015 Submitted presentation proposals will
- nly be considered if all presentation
proposal format and submission requirements are met.
Presentation proposals that meet all submission requirements may be reviewed and considered by the HCAM|MCAL Education Team, Executive Leadership, Nurse Education Committee, Quality & Education Committee, HCAM regional board representatives and/or the MI-NADONA/LTC board of directors for consideration.
Purpose
The purpose of 2015 HCAM|MCAL Call for Education Presentation Proposals is to solicit qualified, experienced and dynamic subject matter experts to provide timely, accurate and innovative industry- specific education and/or training at a 2015 HCAM|MCAL education event to promote optimal resident care and practices in nursing and rehabilitation facilities and/or assisted living centers.
Target Audience
HCAM|MCAL provides quality education for the following long-term care and/or assisted living target audiences but is not limited to:
- Facility/Corporation Owners
- Corporate Consultants (CEO, CFO, COO, etc)
- Administrators
- Executive Directors
- Directors of Nursing
- Nurse Managers/Clinical Managers
- All Facility/Center Unit Managers
- Interdisciplinary Team Staff
- HCAM|MCAL Associate Partners
- Other
Educational Hot Topics
Hot topics for 2015 may include but are not limited to:
- Strategies and tactics to ensure successful
- perational, business and resident outcomes
- Managed Care/Integrated Care
- Quality Assurance & Performance Improvement
- Census Building
- Leadership
- Staff Recruitment, Retention & Development
- Legacy
- Providing Specialty Care & Programs
- Emergency Preparedness Planning & Response
- Clinical Topics (Infection Control, Diabetes,
Incontinence, Pressure Ulcers, Bariatric, etc)
- Best Practices/Lessons Learned
- “How to’s” and “implementable solutions” to