Grab a cup of coffee
or some lunch and gather 'round!
Use a speakerphone and PowerPoint at your location
for the audio teleconference and web-based presentation
"Sanctioning Reference
Points"
November 29, 2006
1:00 - 2:00 Eastern
This session will provide participants with an overview
of the Virginia Board of Health Professions Sanctions
Reference Study, its impetus, methodology, findings, and
results to date. Almost twenty years ago, criminal
sentencing guidelines were developed to enable judges to
make rationally consistent sentencing decisions apart
from the influence of bias. Based heavily on those
methods, sanctioning reference points (SRPs) have been
developed which allow boards to sanction using a common
set of empirically based factors. Once in use, SRPs can
help eliminate the influence of inappropriate factors
and help ensure similarly situated respondents are
sanctioned the same. The Virginia Board of Medicine
began using its system in 2004; the Virginia Board of
Dentistry and Virginia Board of Nursing began this
year. Feedback on the implementation experiences of
each will be explored, as will discussion of additional
public benefits and efficiencies gained.
Presenters:
Elizabeth Carter
is the Executive Director for the Virginia Board of
Health Professions and also serves as the Executive
Director for the Virginia Board of Optometry and the
Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine. Her
responsibilities include overseeing policy research and
advising on issues pertaining to the regulation of
health professions and on the operations of the Virginia
Department of Health Professions as well as managing the
licensure, disciplinary, and policymaking activities for
the two health regulatory boards.
Neal Kauder
is the President of VisualResearch, Inc. located in
Richmond, VA. He is nationally recognized for civil and
criminal justice research, performance measurement, and
health regulatory board policy analysis. He has been
involved with developing and evaluating sentencing
guidelines systems and has implemented empirically-based
Sanction Reference Points (SRPs) for the Virginia Board
of Health Professions.
Other upcoming topics
include:
*Justice vs. Mercy: Punishment, Remediation, or Education* -
January 2007
*Generational Issues and the Disciplinary Process* - March 2007
*Ethics and Mobility of Professionals* - May 2007
*Remediation as Alternative to Discipline* - August 2007 Check back for scheduling details
Registration
fee: $45 US for members / $65 US for non-members per phone/Internet connection
Opportunity for
Questions & Answers
Attendees will receive a copy of the PowerPoint presentation after the
webinar
A recording of the webinar will be available for sale
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time, 56k or faster Internet connection; Windows 98 or higher, Internet
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