A NO answer to any of these questions could put your organization at risk for fines/penalties or reputational damage.
Are Your Vendors Securing Your Practice’s Protected Health Information (PHI)?
Would Your Charting and Coding Hold Up to a Payer Audit?
Are Your Employees Accessing the Appropriate Patient Information?
Do Your Employees Feel Safe in Their Work Environment?
Do You Know What is Reportable to DHHS’s Office of Civil Rights?
Do Your Employees Have an Easy Way to Report Potentially Fraudulent Activity?
Are Your Employees Using your Network to Access Personal Information?
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ORGANIZATION’S REGULATORY RISKS.
Healthcare regulatory compliance seems easy to talk about, but it’s tricky to implement & sustain. There are multiple facets of regulatory compliance that affect every aspects of a healthcare organization.
How HealthCare Compliance Network Assists with Your Organization’s Regulatory Compliance.
Our software provides HCN an innovative web-based tool that brings the efficiency and flexibility of automation to the regulatory compliance concerns confronting the healthcare industry.
Does the Global Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance apply to your practice?
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) became effective on May 28, 2018. GDPR establishes protection for the privacy and security of PERSONAL DATA about individuals located in the European Union (EU) and other European Economic Area (EEA) countries. The GDPR...
Proper way to manage chemical waste
The Environmental Protection Agency now regulates how you treat, store and or dispose of those chemical wastes.
Uber Health: Changing the No-Show Equation
Dear Sir or Madam, If I say the word, Uber, most people will tell you that this is a service, where car owners can use their car to transport people to their desired destination. It is run through a very simple app that millions of people use daily. That would be a...
Are you doing weekly spore testing?
Monthly Newsletter Healthcare Compliance Network Sterilization procedures should be monitored using biological, mechanical, and chemical indicators. Biological indicators, or spore tests, are the most accepted means of monitoring sterilization because they assess the...
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