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ForwardRecorded Series: Deconstructing Scope of Project
Recorded: June-July 2020
The term “Scope of Project” is one of the most complex and misunderstood components of the Health Center Program (HCP). Yet, according to the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), proper recording of Scope of Project is critical in the oversight and management of all health center organizations – both those funded under Section 330 of the Public Health Service Act and those designated as “look-alikes.” In practical terms, a health center’s Scope of Project forms the framework for its entire HCP, defining the activities supported by its program and corresponding budget, and identifying how and the extent to which programmatic requirements and essential health center benefits such as Federal Tort Claims Act coverage and 340B Drug Pricing eligibility apply. In recent years, HRSA has published numerous scope-related guidance, including descriptor guides that outline the requirements to include specific services and sites “in-scope” and instructional documents to walk health centers through the scope process. Nevertheless, health centers often are in the dark on how to design their Scopes of Project to best fit the needs of their organizations, patients and communities.
This series of four (4) webinars will walk participants through the elements of Scope of Project and the forms to record your scope, and provide targeted advice and tips on how to demonstrate compliance with programmatic requirements and health center-related benefits that are inextricably linked to scope. We will also review certain fundamental principles related to out-of-scope services and activities. While each webinar can stand alone, we recommend participating in the entire series to understand the full breadth and, yes, “scope” of your Scope of Project!
Target Audience
- Health center executive staff
- Administrative/operations staff
- Clinical leadership
- Compliance officers
- Other staff assisting with the maintenance and submission of applications/forms to HRSA
- Board members
Learning Objectives
Certificates of Attendance: We verify attendance upon completion of a webinar (live or recorded version) and will only issue certificates in the name of the account holder enrolled in the course. If you need to document attendance for someone other than the account holder, we provide blank Certificates of Attendance for a supervisor to sign and certify that a different individual viewed the course.
Group Attendance: Due to the online nature of webinars, we cannot verify participation by more than one person. For groups, we provide an attendance record form and blank Certificates of Attendance to record attendance at a group viewing session and document each individual's participation. We recommend that a supervisor or colleague sign the certificate to certify attendance.
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CARRIE BILL RILEY
Carrie Bill Riley is a Partner in the health law practice group. She counsels a wide variety of health care clients, including Title X grantees and subrecipeints, and other private and public health care providers, on contracting, regulatory compliance, fraud and abuse, and reimbursement matters. Carrie also provides counsel on transactional matters, including formation and agreements for multi-provider affiliations/joint ventures, general contracting, and residency training arrangements. Prior to going to law school, Carrie worked at a Title X regional training center for several years. [Full Bio]
MARCIE ZAKHEIM
A partner at the firm, Marcie specializes in health care law, particularly in the areas of federal grants, grant-related requirements and grants management related to the federal health center program. Health centers turn to Marcie as a resource for knowing not only the letter of the law, but also the likely interpretation of requirements by federal policymakers, including the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). [Full Bio]
Price
ACCESS PERIOD
Each recorded webinar in this series is available for 90 days after the date of purchase. Once posted to your account, you can view these webinars anytime on-demand during the access period identified in your purchase confirmation. For additional information on viewing and accessing webinars, view our full terms and conditions here.
PAYMENT POLICY
If you pay by credit card or PayPal, you will be able to access the recorded webinar immediately (unless the live webinar has not yet occurred). If you pay by check, we will grant access to the recording when we receive your check. You will receive a confirmation email once access is granted. FTLF reserves the right to suspend access to the webinar if payment is not received within 30 days. For more information on payments and registration, please visit our FAQ page.
CANCELLATION POLICY
No refunds will be provided for recorded webinars. Feldesman can transfer a registration to someone else within your organization or, provided you have not already viewed the webinar, transfer the registration to another on-demand program. Where the registration fee for the new webinar is higher, you must also pay the difference between the original course and the new course registration fee at the time of transfer. Administrative fees may also apply. If your organization purchased a webinar under the account of a staff member who no longer works for your organization, please contact us. View our full policy on refunds and cancellations here.
Required Hardware/Software
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