Changes to PHE waivers and recommendations for hospitals. Compliance must assist and advise on policy, process, contractual, and operational changes by May 2023.
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The Three Lines Model for Healthcare Compliance
Show that healthcare compliance and operations share responsibility for identifying and mitigating risks with the Three lines Model – a strategic partnership.
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Five impactful, interrelated, and critical actions transform Compliance from the “Department of No” to the “Department of Yes,” creating strategic value.
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Improve patient experience. Use the OIG’s seven elements to guide and align healthcare compliance with compassionate, quality patient care.
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The MHA’s Healthcare Legal Compliance Forum Federal and State Enforcement Update in Dec. 2022 looks at Stark law violations, turbocharging, and 340b programs.
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Healthcare Compliance beyond historical duties – simplify compliance for colleagues, shore up institutional knowledge, and connect compliance to patient care.
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Build relationships with these key clinical and operational areas – Nursing, Physicians, Revenue Cycle, IT, Sales and Marketing. Help them achieve their goals.
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The Situation – Background-Assessment-Recommendation (SBAR) technique can help you make the case for investment in healthcare regulatory compliance.
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Build psychological safety to encourage a culture of compliance. Three ways the power to question encourages regulatory compliance in a healthcare setting.
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