Individualized Skills and Socialization Joint Training Opportunities
Below is a listing of classes available to Individualized Skills and Socialization providers. Classes will be added as they become available. To register for a class, click on the course link below for the desired date and time and follow the instructions. No CEs are offered for these courses, but attendees will receive a certificate of attendance.
Seminar | Date/Time | Location | Class Availability |
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October 2023 | |||
Understanding Reportable Incidents for Individualized Skills and Socialization Providers (course description) |
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Webinar (700 MAX) |
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Writing Plans of Correction for Individualized Skills and Socialization Providers (course description) |
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Webinar (500 MAX) |
Course Descriptions
Administrative Penalties and Related Processes for HCS & TxHmL: This presentation will cover the processes and requirements pertaining to Administrative Penalties and Related Processes for HCS and TxHmL Providers. No CE are offered for this webinar; a Certificate of Attendance will be sent to participants following the event. Please be aware: only individuals who register for the training will receive the Certificate.
HCS Certification Standards: An Overview of Changes: This 2-hour webinar explores the changes effective within the Home and Community Based Services program. It provides clarification on changes pertaining to: the new location of rules within TAC pertaining to this program and the structure of those new rules. Other topics include: Individual Rights, Staff Member and Service Provider requirements, Nursing, Emergency Response Systems, Behavior Support plans and Protective Devices, among others. The training also covers changes relative to HHSC actions. Formal CEU's will not be offered for this training, but registered attendees will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
Hurricane and Flooding Readiness for Home and Community Based Services and Texas Home Living (HCS /TxHML) & Individualized Skills and Socialization: This 1-hour webinar provides guidance for registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses, social workers, administrators, and other staff members who develop and contribute to the development of a disaster/emergency plan to ensure the health and well-being of individuals in their care during a natural disaster and/or an emergency. This webinar covers HCS/TxHmL provider requirements related to the development of emergency preparedness plans with a focus on hurricanes and flooding. Topics include risk assessment, the three phases of emergency management and the core elements required for an emergency plan.
Registered Nurses earn 0.75 contact hours upon successful completion of this activity.
- 1.00 hours for social workers
- 1.00 hours for nursing facility administrators and,
- 1.00 clock hours for all other attendees
Individualized Skills and Socialization Program Basic Overview (1 hour): This one hour webinar will cover the basics of license application and an overview of the survey process. Additional topics will include reporting abuse, neglect, exploitation or incidents to HHSC. All subsequent sessions are duplicates and offer multiple opportunities to facilitate provider attendance. No CE will be offered for this recurring webinar. Certificate of attendance will be provided.
Individualized Skills and Socialization Program Survey Process and ANE Overview: This 90-minute webinar covers the survey process and Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation identification and reporting guidelines for Individualized Skills and Socialization Providers. Topics include a review of the steps and actions which occur during a survey and what to expect during an inspection. Additional topics included identifying, preventing and reporting matters pertaining to abuse, neglect and exploitation of individuals served in this program. Formal CEUs will not be offered, but those persons who register and complete an evaluation will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
Introduction to Individualized Skills and Socialization Program: This one-day training will cover the licensing process for the Individualized Skills and Socialization Program, as well as an overview of the rules, survey process and reporting requirements for allegations of abuse, neglect and exploitation.
Regulatory Services Incident Reporting for Individualized Skills and Socialization Providers: This training covers HHSC Regulatory Services reporting requirements for providers of Individualized Skills and Socialization. Topics include Definitions of complaints and incidents, required actions to report incidents, including how to navigate the TULIP system, and information needed when reporting incidents. Formal CEUs will not be offered for this training, but a Certificate of Attendance will be provided following completion of the course.
Understanding Reportable Incidents for Individualized Skills and Socialization Providers: This training covers HHSC Regulatory Services reporting requirements for providers of Individualized Skills and Socialization. Topics include Definitions of complaints and incidents, required actions to report incidents, including how to navigate the TULIP system, and information needed when reporting incidents. Formal CEUs will not be offered for this training, but a Certificate of Attendance will be provided following completion of the course.
Writing Acceptable Plans of Correction for HCS and TxHmL: This interactive training is designed to train staff on the process for writing acceptable plans of correction for HCS and TxHmL programs. No CE are offered for this webinar, however a certificate of attendance will be provided to all participants who meet attendance requirements.
Writing Plans of Correction for Individualized Skills and Socialization Providers: This course covers the five components of a Plan of correction. It also involves exercises discussing correct versions versus incorrect versions of a Plan of correction. Timelines and regulatory rules pertaining to Plans of corrections, Informal Dispute Resolutions and similar topics will also be covered. This is an interactive training and attendees should expect to engage with various handouts and decision-making activities throughout the course of this training event. Formal CEUs will not be offered but a Certificate of Attendance will be provided for persons who register and complete the post-course evaluation.
For additional information, please email LTCRJointTraining@hhs.texas.gov.