Events, Education & Webinars
Upcoming Event Calendar:
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December 2024
January 2025
February 2025
Sun
9
2025
February 9, 2025
9:00AM - 2:30PM EST
MSS/RFS Virtual Annual Meeting
Virtual via Zoom
Students, Residents and Fellows...Please plan to attend your virtual Annual Meeting coming up in early February 2025!
view event details >March 2025
Tue
11
2025
March 11, 2025
8:00PM - 9:00PM EST
District 2 pre-caucus meeting
Live Zoom
view event details >April 2025
On-Demand Education:
FREE for Members, $200 for Non-Members
Contract Review Tips & Salary Data
Join OSMA partner, Resolve, to answer questions like: How do you know what you are worth? What's in a normal contract? How do I know if I have leverage?
5 Compliance Mistakes You Can't Afford to Make
Practical Tips for Combatting Clinical Burnout
Cybersecurity in Healthcare
OSHA Medical Office Annual Training
OSHA compliance should contribute to fewer injuries, less downtime, reduced workers’ compensation claims and improved employee morale. OSHA requires annual training for any employee who is exposed to bloodborne pathogens and the standards apply to all physician offices, regardless of specialty or size. This webinar is for both first-time training needs and the yearly retraining needs.
Other Practice-Related Webinars:
Things You Don’t Know You Don’t Know:
Customized Business Intelligence for Medical Practices
Watch customized reporting for medical practices that will change the way you see your practice and teach you how other practices are achieving better outcomes by mining and organizing clinical data. You will see examples of care management, quality metrics, and medical decision making. Discover what issues your peers are facing and what they report and leave with ideas and strategies on how to better use data in your practice.
Business Intelligence for Payer Contracting
How can you ensure that the new rates are loaded correctly and that procedures are paid appropriately? What are medical practices nationwide doing to confirm that claims are being paid according to contract? What about multiple procedure discounts, modifiers, different rates for different specialties, and other contracting nuances? Should you take a different approach to underpayments vs. denials? How can you prioritize and track successful appeals?
Seeing Past Tomorrow: Using Appointment Data to Thrive in the Future
Join a unique conversation about managing provider capacity, efficiency, and throughput using data your practice management system already knows but may not be clearly telling you. See and discuss examples of actual reports ranging from reducing no show appointments, managing provider templates, mining appointment data, and much more.
Managing Challenging Patient Interactions
This webinar focuses on tactics and staff training that can help de-escalate situations where a patient or family member is expressing dissatisfaction or anger. Not only will these techniques help increase the overall patient satisfaction in your practice, but also provide your team with strategies for their overall safety and satisfaction.
Medical Marijuana in Ohio: Update for CTR Providers
Physicians who hold a CTR in Ohio must earn two hours of approved medical marijuana education each year. Credit earned by completing both of these videos may be used towards this requirement. By successfully completing these webinars, the learner should be able to: - List qualifying conditions updates - Discuss adverse reactions to medical marijuana - Recognizing symptoms of drug abuse - Utilize proper documentation and medical record keeping - Describe interactions with regulatory agenciesClick for Details >
Non-OSMA Events
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Weitzman ECHO Series for Ohio: Substance Use Disorders 2024-2025
In collaboration with Buckeye Health Plan and Ohio University, the Weitzman Institute is offering free continuing learning series. Over the course of 20 sessions and 10 months, the ECHO program connects primary care medical providers, behavioral health providers, and other care team members to a community of peers and subject-matter experts from across Ohio to address patients’ health needs related to substance use disorders. Participants will have the opportunity to present and discuss cases with the faculty and their peers.
Sessions start Oct. 7, 2024 and conclude July 14, 2025.
Pain Management and Opioids CME
Ensure you know the latest guidelines and best practices for managing your patients' pain and earn up to 10 AMA PRA Category 1 credits™ with a FREE NEJM Knowledge+ Pain Management and Opioids CME module.
February 2025
Fri
28
2025
February 28, 2025
7:30AM - 3:30PM EST
The ABC's of ZZZ's for primary care clinicians
MetroHealth Medical Center: Alfred F. Connors, Jr., MD Auditorium - R170, Cleveland, OH
Diagnosis and management of sleep disorders and promotion of sleep health
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