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"Bombs" Police were called to a daycare where a three year old was resisting a rest. The roundest knight at King Arthur's court was Sir Cumference. To write with a broken pencil is pointless. When fish are in school they sometimes take debate. The short fortune teller who escaped from prison was a short medium at large. The thief who stole the calendar got twelve months. A thief fell and broke his leg in wet cement became a hardened criminal. We'll never run out of teachers because they will always multiply. The professor discovered that her theory of earthquakes was on shaky ground. Dead batteries were given out free of charge. If you take your laptop for a run, you could jog your memory. A bicycle can't stand alone; it is two tired. A will is a dead giveaway. A boiled egg is hard to beat. Acupuncture: a jab well done.
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Compliance Update On December 19, 2006 we notified all employees of the Deficit Reduction Act's requirement to advise all employees on what is fraud and train all employees on the Federal & State requirements. At that time, we referred to Administrative Policy No. 160 and the MAPIL and SURS rules that are posted on our Intranet. Medicaid is still reviewing claims for undocumented services, medical necessity, record keeping, upcoding, unbundling, etc., so it is very important to remind your employees to only bill for services rendered and fully document those services. Woman's Hospital's employees have a duty to report any questionable acts to their supervisor, anyone in their chain of command or to the Woman's Hotline, 225-924-8757 without fear of retaliation. Callers may report issues anonymously. Other hotlines are the CMS/OIG hotline (800-447-8477) and the Louisiana Medicaid Fraud Control Unit Hotline (800-488-2917).
Rocketchix Splash N Dash
Finding the Words to Say It
Robin Maggio
welcomed the guests and Sue Rainer, Women's Victory Open honorary chair, discussed her personal experience with cancer and why
educational programs like these are important. The speaker and
lunch was sponsored by Women’s Victory Open.
Scharla Kaiser, Women's Victory Open chair Cancer Care for Women “Finding the Words to Say It” was also sponsored by Woman’s Hospital in recognition of National Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month. Woman’s Hospital provides comprehensive cancer services for women facing gynecologic or breast cancer. The hospital participates in clinical trials, giving women access to the latest treatments available. Our local television stations covered the hospital's lawsuit against the state in their broadcasts Tuesday, October 2nd and Wednesday, October 3rd. Local talk radio stations, WJBO and WRKF, discussed the suit throughout the day on Wednesday, October 3rd. Additionally, The Advocate featured the story which can be read online through the following link - http://www.2theadvocate.com/news/business/10195146.html?showAll=y&c=y
Click here to read the article - http://www.2theadvocate.com/features/food/10049426.html.
Woman's Hospital is featured in the Business Report's Twenty-Fifth Anniversary issue. The September 25th - October 8th issue highlights Teri Fontenot's rise in leadership and an interview with Teri related to the past 25 years in healthcare. Woman's Hospital's Magnet program will be featured in the Nursing Management Journal September issue in the "Magnetic Pull" section. Dan Pastorius, senior editor of Nursing Management, authored the article with information provided by Woman's Hospital's Nursing Administration. The article's focus is "What are the benefits of becoming a Magnet-designated facility?." Woman's Hospital's exceptional Magnet-based characteristics are highlighted. |
John Fox,
author and certified poetry therapist, was the guest speaker at the
tenth annual Women Living with Cancer lecture and luncheon. His talk
focused on helping the attendees explore the power of writing to heal. 
