HOPE Tool Series
On-Demand Webinar
StreamedMar 6, 2025
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two business days after live stream - Available on desktop, mobile & tablet devices 24/7
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HOPE TOOL SERIES TOPICS
60- and 90-minute webinars
– available live or on-demand
Purchase webinars individually or buy the whole series to save 10%
SERIES DETAILS
The HOPE tool requirement, which
is effective October 1, 2025, replaces the HIS and will capture more
comprehensive, patient-specific data in addition to medical records.
This
series will take a deep dive into the impact of the HOPE tool submission and
acceptance of the HQRP requirements which directly impact claim payments, as
well as the required timepoints, dataset items, and completion requirements. It
will provide scenarios and guidance to ensure accuracy and compliance. This
series is a must-attend for any hospice that wants to be fully prepared for
timely implementation of the HOPE tool.
NOTE: All materials are subject to copyright. Transmission, retransmission, or republishing of any webinar to other institutions or those not employed by your institution is prohibited. Print materials may be copied for eligible participants only.
THIS SERIES WILL BENEFIT THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES:
- Hospice
- Palliative Care
Included Webinars:

On-DemandWebinar
HOPE Tool Series: HOPE Tool Part 1 - Impact on Hospice Quality Reporting Program & General Conventions for Completion
Presenter:Victoria Barron
The 2025 hospice final rule included the anticipated HOPE tool. This session will outline the implementation date for the HOPE tool and how it differs from the Hospice Item Set. It will review the current tool, address the completion requirements, and explain the impact on the HQRP as new measures will be added resulting from clinical data collection on the HOPE.

On-DemandWebinar
HOPE Tool Series: HOPE Tool Part 2 - Sections A, F & I
Presenter:Victoria Barron
This session will provide clear guidance for completion of the following sections of the HOPE tool: A-Administrative, F-Preferences, and I–Active Diagnoses. It will address the importance of accurately capturing patient-specific data, including patient preferences related to CPR and other life-sustaining treatments, hospitalization, and spiritual/existential concerns. It will also cover the principal diagnosis, comorbidities, and coexisting conditions to guide and positively impact service delivery. Item-specific instruction will be provided along with tips to ensure accuracy.

On-DemandWebinar
HOPE Tool Series: HOPE Tool Part 3 - Sections J, M, N & Z
Presenter:Victoria Barron
This session will provide clear guidance for completion of the following sections: J-Health Conditions, addressing the imminence of death, pain, dyspnea, symptom impact screenings, and follow up; M-Skin Conditions, including wounds, ulcers, and treatment; N-Medications, including opioid administration and bowel regimen; and Z-Record Administration, covering requirements of all agency-determined staff who may contribute to the completion of the HOPE tool and verification of completion and signatures. Item-specific instruction will be provided, along with tips to ensure accuracy, and to guide and positively impact service delivery.
Other Webinars That Might Interest You

Hospice 101: Back to the Basics & Key Concepts
by Tammy Stewart

Documenting Hospice Eligibility
by Tammy Stewart

The HOPE Tool Part 2: Driving the Plan & Quality of Care
by Victoria Barron

Hospice Documentation Through All Levels of Care
by Diane Link

HOPE Tool Series

Prioritizing Pain & Symptom Management
by Kathy Ahearn

Crucial Critical Thinking: Taking a Second Look at Long-Held Myths & Inconsistencies
by Gary Gardia

Beyond Empathy: Navigating the Emotional Landscape of Care for the Seriously Ill
by Vickie Leff

Preparing Family Caregivers for the Death and Bereavement Experience
by Julie Guistwite

Lemons to Lemonade: Maintaining a Positive Attitude in Tough Situations
by Susan Keane Baker
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