Physician Communication Packet Winter 2016
What’s inside: 3 – 10
New doctors Baptist Endocrinology
21 – 24
Baptist Wellness Partnerships Wellness referral March Events
Nitika Malhotra, MD
Baptist Heart Specialists Marcus Cox, MD
25 – 26
BPC star documenters
Baptist Hospitalist Team Sophia Carson, DO Yojanda Dange, MD Dana Nedelcu, MD
Baptist Primary Care Casey Bonaquist, DO
Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute Kamal Bohsali, MD
11 – 14
Baptist Physician Partners Memo
15 – 16
Service Lines AgeWell advanced care unit
17 – 20 Education Innovations in Cerebrovascular Science Conference March CME recap March cancer conferences March CME ongoing activities
Accolades
27– 28
Marketing Be a social media ambassador
Online
Baptist CareConnection Link — January 2016 Link — February 2016
Baptist Briefs Link — January 2016 Link — February 2016
New Doctors 3 – 10
PHYSICIAN INTRODUCTION
Welcome Nitika Malhotra, MD Endocrinologist, Baptist Endocrinology Mandarin
Baptist Endocrinology Mandarin is pleased to welcome Nitika Malhotra, MD, to their practice on San Jose Boulevard. Dr. Malhotra has a great deal to offer her patients in terms of energy, interpersonal skills, mental and physical discipline, and medical talents. She connects with each patient on a personal as well as professional
Areas of focus:
level and through this connection is able to make a difference in the
• Diabetes
disease outcomes.
• Thyroid disorders
Her education and qualifications include:
• Osteoporosis • Pituitary diseases
• Residency in internal medicine, Akron General Medical Center, Akron, Ohio • Chief resident, Akron General Medical Center, Akron, Ohio • Fellowship in endocrinology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Mich.
Baptist Endocrinology Mandarin 11945 San Jose Blvd., Ste. 301 Jacksonville, FL 32223 Phone: 904.260.9699 • Fax: 904.260.9695
• Parathyroid diseases • Obesity To refer a patient, call 904.260.9699
PHYSICIAN INTRODUCTION
Welcome Marcus Cox, MD Cardiologist, Baptist Heart Specialists Baptist Heart Specialists is pleased to welcome Marcus J. Cox, MD, to their practice at Baptist Clay Medical Campus where he will be providing patient care Monday through Friday. Dr. Cox keeps the patient at the center of his practice and considers interactions with them to be the most important part of his day. Dr.
• Adult congenital
Cox puts all of his training into use to provide his patients with best
heart disease
possible care.
• Blood pressure and cholesterol management
His education and qualifications include: • Residency in internal medicine, Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education, Jacksonville, Fla. • Fellowship in cardiovascular disease, Ochsner Clinic Foundation, New Orleans, La. • Board-certified in cardiology
• Diagnostic cardiac testing • CT and MRI of the heart • Heart failure management To refer a patient, 904.720.0799
Baptist Heart Specialists Baptist Clay Medical Campus 1747 Baptist Clay Dr., Ste. 320 Fleming Island, FL 32003 Phone: 904.224.5185 • Fax: 904.278.7284
Baptist Heart Specialists Baptist Health
Jacksonville
PHYSICIAN INTRODUCTION
Meet Sophia Carson, DO Hospitalist, Baptist Medical Center South Sophia Carson, DO, has joined the Baptist Hospitalist team and is practicing at Baptist Medical Center South. As a hospitalist, Dr. Carson will work very closely with the patient, their family and the patient’s physicians, both primary care and specialists, so everyone knows and understands the care plan.
To contact, please call 904.348.0974
Her education and qualifications include: • Residency in internal medicine, Camden Clark Medical Center, Parkersburg, W.V. • Board-certified in internal medicine • Fluent in Spanish
Baptist Medical Center South 14550 St. Augustine Rd. Jacksonville FL, 32258 Phone: 904.348.0974 • Fax: 904.348.5627
PHYSICIAN INTRODUCTION
Meet Yojana Dange, MD Hospitalist, Baptist Medical Center South Yojana R. Dange, MD, MS, has joined the Baptist Hospitalist team and is practicing at Baptist Medical Center South. As a hospitalist, Dr. Dange will work very closely with the patient, their family and the patient’s physicians, both primary care and specialists, so everyone knows and understands the care plan.
To contact, please call 904.348.0974
Her education and qualifications include: • Master’s degree in pharmacology, Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Va. • Internship and residency in internal medicine, Atlanticare Regional Medical Center, Atlantic City, N.J. • Board certified in internal medicine
Baptist Medical Center South 14550 Old St. Augustine Road Jacksonville, FL 32258 Phone: 904.348.0974 • Fax: 904.348.5627
PHYSICIAN INTRODUCTION
Meet Dana Nedelcu, MD Hospitalist, Baptist Medical Center Nassau Dana Nedelcu, MD, has joined the Baptist Hospitalist team and is practicing at Baptist Medical Center Nassau. As a hospitalist, Dr. Nedelcu will work very closely with the patient, their family and the patient’s physicians, both primary care and specialists, so everyone knows and understands the
To contact, please call
care plan.
904.348.0974
Her education and qualifications include:
• Residency in internal medicine, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune City, N. J. • Board-certified in internal medicine
Baptist Medical Center Nassau 1250 South 18th Street Fernandina Beach, FL Phone: 904.348.0974 • Fax: 904.348.5627
PHYSICIAN INTRODUCTION
Welcome Casey Bonaquist, DO Family Medicine, Baptist Primary Care
Baptist Primary Care is pleased to welcome Casey Bonaquist, DO, who is joining Francisco Martinez-Wittinghan, MD, PhD, at their practice in Nocatee. Dr. Bonaquist is dedicated to helping her patients understand and make decisions about their health. She enjoys forming long-lasting
Areas of focus:
relationships with all members of the family. She believes in the
• Women’s health
importance of spending time with her patients to best care for
• Weight management
their well-being.
• Pediatric care
Her education and qualifications include:
• Behavioral health
• Residency in family medicine, Lehigh Valley Health Network,
For an appointment, call
Allentown, Pa. • Board-certified in family medicine • Board-certified in obesity medicine
Baptist Primary Care Nocatee 98 Nocatee Village Drive Ponte Vedra, FL 32081 Phone: 904.824.1020 • Fax: 904.824.5333
904.824.1020.
PHYSICIAN INTRODUCTION
Welcome Kamal Bohsali, MD Orthopedic Surgeon, Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute
The Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute is pleased to welcome Kamal I. Bohsali, MD, to their Baptist Beaches division. Dr. Bohsali takes an individualized and compassionate approach when caring for his patients. He believes that communication and education are of utmost importance to provide his patients the ability to make informed decisions regarding medical or surgical treatment of an orthopedic problem. Dr. Bohsali forms relationships with his patients based on trust, mutual
Areas of focus: • Shoulder replacement surgery • Minimally invasive
understanding, and transparency. He believes in meeting patients’
shoulder and elbow
needs through thorough evaluation and treatment designed to
surgery
help them achieve an active, pain-free lifestyle. His education and qualifications include:
• Sports Medicine • Peripheral nerve decompression
• Residency in orthopedics, Atlanta Medical Center, Atlanta, Ga. • Fellowship in shoulder and elbow reconstruction, University of Texas in San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas • Board-certified in orthopedic surgery
Beaches Division 1577 Roberts Drive, Suite 225 Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 Phone: 904.241.1204 • Fax: 904.241.7331
• Knee replacement surgery Direct appointment line: 904.JOI.2000
Baptist Physician Partners 11 – 14
TO: Physician Members FROM: Tim Groover, MD, Vice President & Chief Medical Officer Sharon Kaplan, FACHE, Executive Director SUBJECT: Network Participation Application Process / Changes to Participation Agreement
In December, the BPP Board of Managers approved changing the network participation application process from individual physicians enrolling (and having to individually complete and sign the application and agreement) to reflect group enrollment with an individual participating physician joinder agreement. This change was necessary primarily due to the Purchasers (i.e.: commercial payers/insurance companies, such as Aetna, AvMed and WellMed) under negotiation not being equipped to handle individual physician participation (e.g., such payers typically contract by tax identification number). Additionally, the BPP Board of Managers determined that leveraging group leadership to assist with communication will help further BPP’s efficacy and success, while still ensuring accurate and timely notification of contracting opportunities. Attached please find a summary of the material changes to the BPP Participation Agreement, which effectuate the Board’s recent decision. Also included are the revised documents for your review and submission. Please complete and return the following: One per group • Group Application • Group Participation Agreement • Group Business Associate Agreement One per individual participating physician • Provider Application • Joinder Agreement In anticipation of finalizing shared savings agreements with commercial payers in the coming weeks/months, and in an effort to maintain a seamless transition of membership, we are looking to expedite the changeover. We ask that you please submit your revised agreements by Monday, March 21. Please don’t hesitate to contact us with questions. Sharon Kaplan Tim Groover, MD 904.202.4745 904.202.4773 Timothy.Groover@bmcjax.com Sharon.Kaplan@bmcjax.com
Summary of Material Changes to BPP Participation Agreement – Feb. 2016 In December, the BPP Board of Managers approved changing the network participation application process from individual physicians enrolling (and having to individually complete and sign the application and agreement) to reflect group enrollment with an individual participating physician joinder agreement. This change was necessary primarily due to the Purchasers under negotiation not being equipped to handle individual physician participation (e.g., such Purchasers typically contract by tax identification number). Additionally, the BPP Board of Managers determined that leveraging group leadership to assist with communication will help further BPP’s efficacy and success, while still ensuring accurate and timely notification of contracting opportunities. Below, please find a summary of the material changes to the BPP Participation Agreement, which effectuate the Board’s recent decision. Attached please find the revised BPP Participation Agreement and a new Joinder Agreement for your review and submission. Individual vs. Group (change reflected throughout agreement) The Participation Agreement is now between Baptist Physician Partners and a Group, an entity that employs or contracts with Providers for their services, bills Medicare and other third party payors under its Tax Identification Number for these professional services, and has the authority to bind itself and its Providers. Contract Approval Person (CAP) Notification (pg. 3) Prior to entering into any Clinically Integrated Purchaser Contract, BPP must provide notice by certified mail to the Group’s CAP. If the Group’s CAP determines that the Clinically Integrated Purchaser Contract does not meet the standard of value, the CAP must provide notice to BPP of the Group’s intent not to participate in such Clinically Integrated Purchaser Contract. Our current Participation Agreement requires such non-participation notification to be provided to BPP within one month of the CAP’s receipt of such notice from BPP. The new language clarifies that such notice of non-participation from the CAP must be received by BPP within thirty (30) days of the postmark date on such notice from BPP. Otherwise, the Group would be bound to the Clinically Integrated Purchaser Contract. Shared Savings/Incentive Compensation Payment Responsibility (pg. 4) The following language was added as a new Section 5.g. as a result of recent negotiations with Purchasers, and their request to have language inserted in our Participation Agreement clarifying that the Group and its Providers will only look to BPP for the pass-through of any shared savings payments under BPP negotiated Clinically Integrated Purchaser Contracts: “With respect to Clinically Integrated Purchaser Contracts negotiated by BPP, Group agrees, and shall cause the Providers (i) to look solely to BPP for the payment of incentives to reward and recognize the Providers’ efforts to improve quality, cost–effectiveness and efficiency pursuant to such BPP negotiated Clinically Integrated Purchaser Contracts, and (ii) to not bill Purchasers
(or their affiliates, or their health plan beneficiaries) for such amounts due from BPP pursuant to such BPP negotiated Clinically Integrated Purchaser Contracts.” This language does not restrict the Group’s ability to bill Purchasers for “covered services” rendered to such Purchasers’ members based on the Group’s underlying provider participation agreement with the Purchaser. Provider Applications / Termination (pg. 6) All of the Group’s physicians who have Active medical staff privileges at a Baptist Health hospital must apply to become a member of BPP within 60 days of the effective date of the Group’s agreement. Each Provider must also submit an application and executed Joinder Agreement to initiate the membership review process. Of note, physicians with any class of privileges may apply, but this requires at least all Active physicians to apply. BPP may also terminate this Agreement in its sole discretion if any one or more of the Group’s physicians who has Active medical staff privileges at a Baptist Health hospital has not applied to become a member of BPP within 60 days. Joinder Agreement Each individual Provider must submit an executed Joinder Agreement, binding him or her to the terms and conditions of the Group Participation Agreement. The Joinder Agreement clarifies that the individual Provider is subject to the terms of the Group Participation Agreement, and that the individual Provider’s participation in BPP may be terminated pursuant to BPP’s policies or if the Provider no longer maintains privileges at any Baptist Health hospital. Once a Provider is no longer employed by the Group contracted with BPP, such Provider’s participation in BPP will automatically expire. The affected patients would be reassigned to other Providers within the Group and/or BPP. If the departed Provider wishes to remain in BPP, he/she must reapply. Once the Group executes the new Participation Agreement and the Joinder Agreements are signed, the previously signed individual Participation Agreements are automatically terminated.
Service Lines 15 – 16
AgeWell Advanced Care Unit ACE medical model Patients in the Advanced Care Unit receive the ACE (Acute Care of Elders) model of care, which consists of an interdisciplinary team of experts with specialized training, experience and interest in caring for older adults. Team members include: social workers, physical therapists, occupational therapists, dieticians, pharmacists, registered nurses, nursing assistants, geriatricians, hospitalist physicians and a geriatric clinical nurse navigator. How does the Advanced Care Unit (ACU) differ from other medical units? This 12 Bed unit, located at Baptist Medical Center Beaches Hospital’s, offers patients and family members: An environment adapted for needs of elderly patients (e.g., lighting, flooring, furniture, etc.) Caring concerned nursing staff fully trained in the geriatric ACE model of patient care Comprehensive functional information collected to address common health issues of frailty Protocols and procedures focused on geriatric issues Focus on function, mobility and early ambulation Medication review and management to address potential risks of polypharmacy Discharge planning that begins after a patient is admitted Admission Criteria and Process The ACU has been designed to address challenges that older patients often face during a stressful hospitalization. The goals of the ACU include: maintaining or improving functional status, reducing length of stay, decrease discharge to transitional care unit or nursing home, decreasing adverse events (delirium, falls, etc.), increasing education and connection to community resources and reducing readmissions.
Admission may be through Emergency Room or direct admission process from referring physician Admission criteria o 65 years or older o acute medical diagnosis (non-elective) o non-cardiac observations admits going to med/surg o community resident o ability to actively participate in care plan Exclusion criteria o residents of long-term care facilities or terminally ill/hospice patients o need for higher level of care (progressive unit, critical care unit, etc.) o need for specialized care such as surgery, orthopedic, psychiatric or patients with primarily cardiac diagnosis
Information or Patient Referral: If you have questions, would like more information, or would like to refer a patient please contact Baptist Medical Center Beaches at 904-627-2900.
Education 17 — 21
Baptist Health Stroke & Cerebrovascular Team invites you to the Second Annual
Innovations in Cerebrovascular Science Conference March 11 – 12, 2016 Ponte Vedra Inn & Club Friday, March 11 Check-in 7 am • Program 7:30 am – 6 pm • Reception 6 – 8 pm
Saturday, March 12 Program 7:30 am – 5 pm
Learn from international experts in adult and pediatric neuroscience. Topics will include: Innovations in Neurocritical Care Innovations in Ischemic Stroke Innovations in Hemorrhagic Stroke 17.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Clinicians employed by Baptist Health may attend at no cost. Register at neuroconference.eventbrite.com Enter the promotional code BAPTIST (all capital letters). Must present ID badge at check-in.
Neurological Institute In collaboration with the Stys Neurosciences Institute at Wolfson Children’s Hospital
C M E RE C A P –
Marc h 2016
Baptist Health
Why Do We Need an Accreditation Statement?
Special points of interest:
Why Do We Need an Accreditation Statement?
January & February CME Activity Recap
Upcoming CME Activities
Physician CME requirements for renewal of Medical License
Cancer Conferences
March 2016
March 4, 11, 18, 25 (March 18th will begin at 8:30am) Gynecology Cancer Conference Baptist Jacksonville--Breast Conference 7:30am- Baptist Downtown 7:30am- Baptist Downtown Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center- 4th Floor Conf. th Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center- 4 Floor Conf. Room Room (Case Presentation) March 1, 8, 15, 22 , 29
March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
Baptist South--Breast Conference 7:30am- Baptist South Azalea Room
March 14, 28 Neurological Cancer Conference 8:00am-9:00am Baptist Downtown Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center, 4th Floor Conf. Room
March 4, 11, 18, 25
Baptist Beaches--Breast Conference 7:30am- Baptist Beaches Wilson Cancer Center, Suite 105 March 1, 15
Baptist Nassau--Breast Conference 12:30pm- Baptist Nassau Ackerman Cancer Center
March 18 Oncology Grand Rounds 7:00am – DuPont Auditorium- Baptist Downtown Speaker: TBD Topic: “TBD
(This activity will be video conferenced to Baptist South Camelia, Beaches- Med/Staff Conference Room, Nassau- Rayonier Room)
March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Hematological Malignancy Conference 12:00pm- Baptist Downtown th Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center- 4 Floor Conf. Room
March 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 March 2, 16, 30 Thoracic Cancer Conference Tumor Board GU 12:00pm-1:00pm- Baptist MD Anderson Cancer 7:15am-8:45am Center- 4th Floor Conference Room Baptist Downtown (Video conference: Nassau- Amelia Breeze Conference Room, South- Azalea Room) Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center- 4th Floor Conf. Room
March 16 Head and Neck Tumor Board 12:00pm- 1:00pm - Baptist Downtown Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center- 4th Floor Conf. Room
(This activity will be video conferenced to Baptist South Boardroom)
March 9, 23 Tumor Board GI 7:15am-8:45am Baptist Downtown Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center- 4th Floor Conf. Room (This activity will be video conferenced to Baptist South Boardroom)
CME ACCREDITATION STATEMENT : Baptist Health is accredited by the Florida Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Baptist Health designates this educational activity for a maximum of one-hour AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Disclaimer: Views and conclusions expressed in this program are those of the presenter(s) and not necessarily those of the employees, administration or Medical Staff of Baptist Medical Center. All material presented in this program is provided for information only, and may not be construed as professional advice. Use of Baptist Medical Center’s facilities for this presentation does not imply endorsement of any product, service or opinion discussed. Disclosure: All faculties participating in continuing medical education activities sponsored by Baptist Health are required to disclose to the audience whether or not they do or do not have any real or apparent conflict(s) of interest or other relationships to the content of their presentations (s).
Continuing Medical Education Ongoing Activities Calendar March 2016
March 3
March 9
Neuroscience Grand Rounds:
Infectious Disease Rounds:
7:00 am- Baptist Jacksonville, duPont Auditorium
Topic:” 2016 NHSN Surveillance Case Definitions and the Impact for Surveillance and Safety”
Guest Speaker: TBD Topic: TBD This activity will be videoconferenced to Baptist Beaches (Med Staff Conference Room), Baptist South (Daisy Room), Baptist Nassau (Rayonier Room), and Baptist Clay (Board Room).
11:30 am Lunch- Baptist Jacksonville, Function Room C 12:15pm Lecture/Baptist Jacksonville, Function Room C Guest Speaker: Robin Kay, MPH CIC This activity will be videoconferenced to Baptist Beaches (Medical Staff Conference Room) and Baptist South (Board Room).
CME ACCREDITATION STATEMENT Baptist Health is accredited by the Florida Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Baptist Health designates this educational activity for a maximum of one-hour AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Disclaimer: Views and conclusions expressed in this program are those of the presenter(s) and not necessarily those of the employees, administration or Medical Staff of Baptist Medical Center. All material presented in this program is provided for information only, and may not be construed as professional advice. Use of Baptist Medical Center’s facilities for this presentation does not imply endorsement of any product, service or opinion discussed. Disclosure: All faculty participating in continuing medical education activities sponsored by Baptist Health are required to disclose to the audience whether or not they do or do not have any real or apparent conflict(s) of interest or other relationships to the content of their presentation(s).
Wellness Partnerships 22 — 25
Wellness Referral To place a wellness coach consult: 1. Open up the ACI in the patient’s chart 2. Click on FU/Ref under the orders tab and type WELLNESS COACH into the search bar 3. Right click the consult order to edit 4. In the “Recipient” field click the search binoculars and when the popup appears, type Wellness into the “First Name” field. (Referral to Wellness Coach will appear.) 5. In the questions section under “Reason” please type one of the following: Reason
Jewish Community Alliance (JCA)
Baptist Health Wolfson Wellness Center
Y Healthy Living Center
Health coaching (Lifestyle modification/behavior change)
3
3
3
Weight management
3
3
3
Exercise (cardio, strength, flexibility)
3$
3$
3$
Meet with dietitian
3$
*
3$
Support groups
3
Baptist Health (medical fitness) – diabetes
3$
3 3$
Diabetes Prevention Program™ $ = cost associated with program
3$
* Offered through Baptist Health clinical nutrition therapy. Refer appropriately.
6. Under “Authorization Number” can type N/A Consult can then be faxed manually or electronically to 904.391.5168. The patient will receive a call from a Baptist wellness coach within five (5) business days. An initial phone call will be used to assess your patient’s needs and goals (unless otherwise specified) and then they will be directed to the appropriate services based on your patient’s location or nearest facility. The patient will be offered an in-person free consultation with a wellness coach. For questions, call 904.202.5367.
What is Health Coaching? Health coaching is a partnership with the patient. Throughout the partnership, the health coach will be a supportive mentor, motivating him or her to make positive health choices that will impact his or her overall wellbeing. The health coach will educate, support and guide to help the patient achieve personal health goals. The patient will be connected to appropriate resources, programs, and tools. Who are the health coaches? Baptist Health staff at the Y Healthy Living Centers, JCA Wellness Connexion, or Wolfson Wellness with a bachelor or master’s degree in health education and/or registered nurses with training in behavior change. What type of patient should be referred? n
Overweight/obese
n
18 years or older
n
Pre-diabetic or managed diabetic
n
Needs help with nutrition and exercise
n
Needs a coach to keep them on track with lifestyle changes before the next office visit
What locations offer wellness/health coaching? JCA 8505 San Jose Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32217 YMCA 10415 San Jose Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32257 170 Landrum Ln, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 Wolfson Wellness Center 800 Prudential Drive, Baptist Heart Hospital, 2nd Floor, Jacksonville, FL 32207
March Events Williams Family YMCA in Mandarin March 1 from 10:30-11:30am, HeartWise Prevention Series: Class 4 – “Eat you way to a healthy heart”, join Nancy Crain, PA-C, for the last class of the series as she explores what a heart-healthy diet looks like, and how we can easily incorporate it into our daily lives. March 3 from 6:00pm-7:00pm, Concussion Safety, Dr. Michael Yorio, MD, and sports medicine specialist will be discussing the impact of concussions, warning signs and how to stay safe during team and youth sports. Starting March 5 from 10:00-11:00am & 11:15-12:15 pm, Prenatal Yoga, ($13) Come share the experience with other women and empower yourself through yoga, meditation, and guided visualization. March 9 from 6:00 – 9:00pm, Family & Friends CPR (Infant/Child) ($25) This American Heart Association course will give you hands-on practice with CPR and choke-saving skills for an infant and child. March 10 from 6:30-8:00pm, Happiest Baby on the Block ($40) is a nurse-led class focused on teaching parents how to incorporate five simple techniques to promote their newborn’s calming reflex, and includes the basics of infant massage. March 15 & 22 from 6:30pm-9:00pm, Becoming Parents Series, ($55) for a 2 part session to train new parents on the introductory care for infants. Training includes : bathing, safe swaddling/sleeping, infant massage, comfort cues, and feeding tips.
Starting March 14 from 6:00-7:30pm, Mindful Meditation Series, ($20) A 4 week series focusing on thoughts, breathing, and relaxation for a more compassionate outlook on life. March 15 from 6:30-7:30pm, Mary Ellen Wechter, MD, MPH, will be discussing the importance of seeking care and the resources available for women who experience symptoms due to fibroids and endometriosis. March 16 from 6:30-9:00pm, Dads to Be Class ($35) This class is designed to answer the concerns and questions of the soon to be father. March 22 from 6:00-7:00pm, Diabetes Alert Day, Sirlys Arcon-Rios, MD, will discuss prevention techniques and risk factors for Type II diabetes and share how to manage life after diagnosis. March 31 from 12:30am-1:30pm, Jonathan Balog, will share his knowledge on colon cancer and how to stay healthy. He will discuss prevention, management and treatments available.
For more information, call 904.202.6452 To register, please visit baptistjax.com/ymca
Accolades 26 — 27
BPC Coding and Documentation
STAR DOCUMENTERS
Every quarter the Coding & Documentation Compliance Team would like to recognize providers whose coding reviews show exemplary clinical documentation that supports the level of service billed and accurately reflects the conditions treated during the encounter. Join us in celebrating these Star Documenters for the first 3 quarters of 2015!
DR. DHANJI
BEACHES FAMILY PRACTICE 1ST QTR
MARY TONER, ARNP
UNIVERSITY SOUTH 2ND QTR
DR. MARTINEZWITTINGHAM
NOCATEE 3RD QTR
Marketing 28 — 29
Be an Ambassador for Baptist Health on
Headline S OC I
AL MED I A
As physicians at Baptist Health, you are an integral part of our story in the community. That is never more true than on social media! Here are some ways you can get involved:
1. Follow
Follow Us
Following us lets you see our social media updates and makes it more likely for friends to see them as well.
facebook.com/BaptistHealthJx twitter.com/BaptistHealthJx instagram.com/baptisthealthjacksonville
2. Share & Engage By sharing and commenting on content from Baptist Health, Wolfson Children’s Hospital accounts, you help us engage the community and advocate for the work you do on a daily basis. You can also use one of our trending hashtags like #endcancerJAX to talk about our new Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center.
facebook.com/WolfsonChildrensHospital twitter.com/WolfsonChildren instagram.com/WolfsonChildrens
3. Invite Invite your friends and family to follow all of our social media platforms so that they can be a part of our online community, too!
To learn more about how you can be an ambassador for Baptist Health while interacting with friends and family members online, check out our Social Media 101 guide, which can be found in the Marketing section of the intranet.