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A compliance control can be documented, automated and still fail to manage risk consistently. An HHS-OIG audit offers a practical example of why healthcare organizations need to look beyond whether controls exist and verify that they actually work.
Compare 11 healthcare compliance software platforms by use case, healthcare focus, strengths, limitations, implementation requirements, and best fit. This buyer’s guide covers regulatory change management, GRC, HIPAA, training, credentialing, patient safety, policy management, and more.
This thought leadership update explains why it’s more important than ever to communicate in a common language. The piece brings compliance executives up to speed on the role of language and communication in today’s compliance programs. Fresh insights and tips capture the current views of the original author, Jerry Shafran, a compliance industry veteran and seasoned, effective communicator.
AI is moving faster than healthcare policy can keep up. For compliance leaders, the knee-jerk reaction might be avoidance, but blocking AI isn’t an option.
Healthcare compliance teams do a lot of work that never fits neatly into a single report.
They monitor regulatory changes. They coordinate with departments. They investigate issues. They respond to concerns. They train staff. They track corrective actions. They prepare updates for leadership. They answer questions from auditors, boards, regulators, and internal stakeholders.