Medication Administration & Documentation

Title: Medication Administration & Documentation

Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2026

Time: 1 to 2 p.m. ET

This one-hour educational session was developed by our subject matter expert (SME) clinicians in an effort to assist providers in identification of drugs and biologicals that are currently in active medical review. Our SMEs will deliver general information regarding indications for each medication, as well as clarification of medical record documentation required to support claims related to utilization.

This event will also provide fundamental information regarding Targeted Probe and Educate (TPE), Comprehensive Error Rate Testing (CERT) reviews, and offer valuable references and resources regarding the topics discussed. There will be an open question-and-answer platform throughout this event for provider inquiries that will be moderated by the SME speakers and other SME members and clinicians from our Provider Outreach and Education team! 

Those who are encouraged to attend include Medicare Parts A and B (inpatient and outpatient) providers: clinicians (physicians, nurse practitioners, physicians' assistants, nurses), administrative staff (CEOs, CFOs, CMOs), billers and coders, documentation specialists, quality and compliance personnel, and any other staff that may benefit from the material outlined above.

Note: A NPI and PTAN are required to register. If you do not have a NPI or PTAN, enter "N/A." The event may conclude early if all content has been presented and questions have been addressed.

Audio for the presentation will be broadcast through your computer speakers or headphones. Please test your audio devices before the presentation begins. 

Resources: Handouts and additional resources will be available in the resource icon once the webinar starts.

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Register today. All sessions are free to attend.