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Recent Updates in Electronic Prescription Regulations in California (CA)
This course provides an overview of the electronic prescription mandate in the State of California, its goals and objectives, and its impact on practicing clinicians and pharmacists. Additionally, practice exceptions and implications of non-compliance will be discussed.
Recent Updates in Electronic Prescription Regulations in California (CA)
This course provides an overview of the electronic prescription mandate in the State of California, its goals and objectives, and its impact on practicing clinicians and pharmacists. Additionally, practice exceptions and implications of non-compliance will be discussed.
Connecting the Code of Conduct to Ethical Behaviors
Healthcare providers and organizations develop corporate compliance programs to detect and address legal violations. An ineffective corporate compliance program can result in an organization being penalized, or even excluded from federal contracts. Policies and procedures of a corporate compliance program should serve to provide employees with a set of ethical norms that, when followed, reduce the risks identified by the risk assessment process. During an OIG investigation, prosecutors will look at whether the company has a code of conduct. This microlearning course reviews essential components of a code of conduct meant to encourage and promote ethical behavior. This includes a discussion of corporate compliance policies and procedures, aspects of the code of conduct, and policies and procedures that O.I.G. personnel will examine during an investigation.
Connecting the Code of Conduct to Ethical Behaviors
Healthcare providers and organizations develop corporate compliance programs to detect and address legal violations. An ineffective corporate compliance program can result in an organization being penalized, or even excluded from federal contracts. Policies and procedures of a corporate compliance program should serve to provide employees with a set of ethical norms that, when followed, reduce the risks identified by the risk assessment process. During an OIG investigation, prosecutors will look at whether the company has a code of conduct. This microlearning course reviews essential components of a code of conduct meant to encourage and promote ethical behavior. This includes a discussion of corporate compliance policies and procedures, aspects of the code of conduct, and policies and procedures that O.I.G. personnel will examine during an investigation.
Establishing and Maintaining Audits / Controls
From the perspective of corporate compliance, controls are processes used to ensure the organization is consistently meeting its compliance goals and expectations.
Organizations establish and maintain controls to internally assure the compliance program is followed and promoted by employees and contractors alike. Audits are a key mechanism for internal control as they allow the organization to assess and evaluate whether, and to what extent, its internal policies, procedures, and other conduct are in compliance with established laws, regulations, and standards.
This microlearning course reviews strategies to establish effective internal controls to ensure organizational compliance. It provides information on how to establish and maintain controls essential for an effective corporate compliance program.
Establishing and Maintaining Audits / Controls
From the perspective of corporate compliance, controls are processes used to ensure the organization is consistently meeting its compliance goals and expectations.
Organizations establish and maintain controls to internally assure the compliance program is followed and promoted by employees and contractors alike. Audits are a key mechanism for internal control as they allow the organization to assess and evaluate whether, and to what extent, its internal policies, procedures, and other conduct are in compliance with established laws, regulations, and standards.
This microlearning course reviews strategies to establish effective internal controls to ensure organizational compliance. It provides information on how to establish and maintain controls essential for an effective corporate compliance program.
Compliance for Governing Boards
A Governing Board is a committee that leads a health care organizations compliance and quality oversight efforts. Governing Boards have a critical oversight role to play in ensuring that health care organizations operate in compliance with Federal health care program requirements and provide high quality care. Governing Boards are often required for an organization to receive Federal health care payments.
This course is one of nine of the Compliance modules published by the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services by their Office of Inspector General website. Additional compliance courses are listed below:
Compliance 101
Compliance 201 for Health Care Providers
Fraud, Waste and Abuse for Health Care Providers
Using Internal Controls
Emergency Preparedness and Response
Combating the Opiod Epidemic in Indian Country
Protecting Patients in AI/AN Communities
Quality of Care in IHS
Compliance for Governing Boards
A Governing Board is a committee that leads a health care organizations compliance and quality oversight efforts. Governing Boards have a critical oversight role to play in ensuring that health care organizations operate in compliance with Federal health care program requirements and provide high quality care. Governing Boards are often required for an organization to receive Federal health care payments.
This course is one of nine of the Compliance modules published by the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services by their Office of Inspector General website. Additional compliance courses are listed below:
Compliance 101
Compliance 201 for Health Care Providers
Fraud, Waste and Abuse for Health Care Providers
Using Internal Controls
Emergency Preparedness and Response
Combating the Opiod Epidemic in Indian Country
Protecting Patients in AI/AN Communities
Quality of Care in IHS
OIG HEAT Provider Compliance Training: Documentation, Self Disclosure & Reporting
This course provides an overview of the Office of Inspector General Health Care Fraud Prevention and Enforcement Action Team (OIG HEAT) topics on documentation, self-disclosure and reporting. The importance of proper documentation will be examined, understanding what the Self-Disclosure Protocol is and what should be done when a problem is discovered will be identified, and how to properly report unlawful competitor activity will be discussed.
OIG HEAT Provider Compliance Training: Documentation, Self Disclosure & Reporting
This course provides an overview of the Office of Inspector General Health Care Fraud Prevention and Enforcement Action Team (OIG HEAT) topics on documentation, self-disclosure and reporting. The importance of proper documentation will be examined, understanding what the Self-Disclosure Protocol is and what should be done when a problem is discovered will be identified, and how to properly report unlawful competitor activity will be discussed.
OIG HEAT Provider Compliance Training Webcast: Importance of Documentation
This course provides information on the Office of Inspector General Health Care Fraud Prevention and Enforcement Action Team (OIG HEAT) training webcast on the importance of documentation. An overview of good documentation and why it is important will be covered, and understanding the different billing abuses, their impact, and how they enhance the need for good and current documentation will be discussed.
OIG HEAT Provider Compliance Training Webcast: Importance of Documentation
This course provides information on the Office of Inspector General Health Care Fraud Prevention and Enforcement Action Team (OIG HEAT) training webcast on the importance of documentation. An overview of good documentation and why it is important will be covered, and understanding the different billing abuses, their impact, and how they enhance the need for good and current documentation will be discussed.
Fraud, Waste, and Abuse for Health Care Providers
The Federal Government funds programs for services intended to improve the health and well-being of the American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) community. Unfortunately, sometimes the funds intended to provide services are stolen through fraudulent schemes. Fraud diverts these resources away from the AI/AN community and into the pockets of wrongdoers. To ensure that these funds are used for their intended purposes, it is important to know the vulnerabilities that could lead to fraud.
This course is one of nine of the Compliance modules published by the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services by their Office of Inspector General website. Additional compliance courses are listed below:
Compliance 101
Compliance 201 for Health Care Providers
Compliance for Governing Boards
Using Internal Controls
Emergency Preparedness and Response
Combating the Opiod Epidemic in Indian Country
Protecting Patients in AI/AN Communities
Quality of Care in IHS
Fraud, Waste, and Abuse for Health Care Providers
The Federal Government funds programs for services intended to improve the health and well-being of the American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) community. Unfortunately, sometimes the funds intended to provide services are stolen through fraudulent schemes. Fraud diverts these resources away from the AI/AN community and into the pockets of wrongdoers. To ensure that these funds are used for their intended purposes, it is important to know the vulnerabilities that could lead to fraud.
This course is one of nine of the Compliance modules published by the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services by their Office of Inspector General website. Additional compliance courses are listed below:
Compliance 101
Compliance 201 for Health Care Providers
Compliance for Governing Boards
Using Internal Controls
Emergency Preparedness and Response
Combating the Opiod Epidemic in Indian Country
Protecting Patients in AI/AN Communities
Quality of Care in IHS
Compliance 201 for Health Care Providers
This course gives an overview of the fundamental elements of a compliance program to help ensure your organization as a health care provider adheres to applicable statutes, regulations, and program requirements. The information in this course does not reflect mandatory components of a compliance program, but instead includes concepts, ideas, and suggestions for health care providers to consider as beneficial compliance practices addressing relevant risk areas.
This course is one of nine of the Compliance modules published by the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services by their Office of Inspector General website. Additional compliance courses are listed below:
Compliance 101
Compliance for Governing Boards
Fraud, Waste and Abuse for Health Care Providers
Using Internal Controls
Emergency Preparedness and Response
Combating the Opiod Epidemic in Indian Country
Protecting Patients in AI/AN Communities
Quality of Care in IHS
Compliance 201 for Health Care Providers
This course gives an overview of the fundamental elements of a compliance program to help ensure your organization as a health care provider adheres to applicable statutes, regulations, and program requirements. The information in this course does not reflect mandatory components of a compliance program, but instead includes concepts, ideas, and suggestions for health care providers to consider as beneficial compliance practices addressing relevant risk areas.
This course is one of nine of the Compliance modules published by the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services by their Office of Inspector General website. Additional compliance courses are listed below:
Compliance 101
Compliance for Governing Boards
Fraud, Waste and Abuse for Health Care Providers
Using Internal Controls
Emergency Preparedness and Response
Combating the Opiod Epidemic in Indian Country
Protecting Patients in AI/AN Communities
Quality of Care in IHS
ASC Billing Compliance
Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) provide outpatient services to individuals. In order to bill for their services, ASCs have to qualify and form an agreement with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. This course will cover what services are covered and billing guidelines for ASCs. Course expiration date: 5/6/2026
ASC Billing Compliance
Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) provide outpatient services to individuals. In order to bill for their services, ASCs have to qualify and form an agreement with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. This course will cover what services are covered and billing guidelines for ASCs. Course expiration date: 5/6/2026