“Handling tough feedback is never easy, and quickly challenges your ability to remain professional. With the right mindset and approach though, it can be a powerful asset for your growth and development.”
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“Code G2211, which can be added to specific E/M codes under certain circumstances, is now separately reimbursable by Medicare.”
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“While stress may be an inevitable part of working in compliance, the stress of overlooking a crucial regulation shouldn’t be. Now, compliance professionals can navigate the complexities of regulatory compliance with confidence that they’re not missing something.”
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“Falling victim to communications blind spots can damage your relationships with healthcare leaders and contradict your efforts to build a strong compliance culture.”
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“Before moving on from 2023, it is important to take time and get feedback from business partners to ensure an “outside-in” perspective is included in your 2024 plan.”
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“Compliance officers can make the most of the new GCPG to meet the requirements of the OIG’s seven elements in a relevant and meaningful way.”
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“The biggest problem with “gotcha” moments is that they signal deception. This contradicts, and can render moot, any efforts you’ve made to build trust in the compliance program.”
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Explore how compliance professionals can prove their true value in organizations, dispel misconceptions, and effectively mitigate risks. Real-world examples illustrate the tangible impact of robust compliance departments.
Continue readingImproving Patient Care With a “Prevent, Detect, Report” Strategy
“This three-pronged strategy focuses on educating patients and staff about how to avoid misconduct. It also emphasizes training individuals on how to recognize and report FWA violations when they see them.”
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