Texas HCSSA 12-Hour Package for Administrators – Hospice Bundle B
This bundle meets the 12-hour training requirements as outlined in Ch. 558.260 of The Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (DADS) for Administrators and Alternate Administrators of Home and Community Support Service Agencies (HCSSA). This course bundle offers 12 clock hours of training that must be obtained within 12 months of designation and for annual CEUs thereafter.
This HCCSA bundle covers topics pertinent to administrators of hospice providers including licensing rules for hospice in Texas, HIPAA, risk management principles, HR, Medicare Part B billing for hospice, and managing your hospice cap. It also covers care topics including prevention of back injuries, managing pain in palliative care, preventing infection, and HIPAA.- Caregiver Stress Management
- Essentials of HIPAA
- HIPAA: Do's and Don'ts of Social Media and Electronic Communication
- Hospice CoPs and Ethics
- Hospice Services in Long-Term Care
- Infection Control in Home Care
- Management of Human Resources
- Prevention of Back Injuries
- Protecting Patient Rights in Hospice
- The Basics of Ethical Decision Making
- TX HCSSA Licensing Rules - Part 1
- TX HCSSA Licensing Rules - Part 2
- Understanding Physical, Emotional, and Spiritual Changes in Aging
This bundle meets the 12-hour training requirements as outlined in Ch. 558.260 of The Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (DADS) for Administrators and Alternate Administrators of Home and Community Support Service Agencies (HCSSA). This course bundle offers 12 clock hours of training that must be obtained within 12 months of designation and for annual CEUs thereafter.
This HCCSA bundle covers topics pertinent to administrators of hospice providers including licensing rules for hospice in Texas, HIPAA, risk management principles, HR, Medicare Part B billing for hospice, and managing your hospice cap. It also covers care topics including prevention of back injuries, managing pain in palliative care, preventing infection, and HIPAA.
