Hospital and Healthcare Regulatory Compliance Training - Live Webinars, Recordings & CDs

This training program will discuss the HIPAA audit program and how it works, and discuss the areas that caused the most issues in the 2012 audits. It will explore issues and entities that presented the most challenges, and highlight where entities need to improve their compliance the most, and also explore the typical risk issues that lead to breaches of health information and see how those issues may be a target for auditors in 2016.

This HIPAA requirements and compliance training program will discuss the HIPAA Security and Privacy Rules and detail the entire HIPAA compliance process. The course will also discuss the role of a business associate and the penalties and fines for non-compliance and best practices to avoid them.

This HIPAA training will outline the new rules and significantly higher fines, including mandatory minimum fines of $10,000, for willful neglect of compliance. HIPAA enforcement has taken on a new importance at HHS; officials have publicly stated that enforcement is now a priority, and that means being ready for an audit or compliance review is more important than ever.

This training program will highlight the HIPAA Security and Privacy Rules and analyze the consequences of being a business associate. It will also examine what a HIPAA compliance program and a HIPAA risk management plan entail.

This training program will offer specifics about pacemaker adjustments for ICD-10 success. It will also help participants assess where they stand in the ICD-10 transition phase.

This discussion is geared for the pharmaceutical industry. It will provide pharmacovigilance (product safety) departments with solid ideas to help them prepare for and manage a health authority inspection. Medical information, research and development and quality and compliance groups in the pharmaceutical industry would benefit from tips discussed in this session as well.

This course will analyze the guidelines set by the LSC-ESRD (Life Safety Code - End Stage Renal Disease) for the safety of dialysis patients in high risk environments. Participants from the healthcare industry will be updated on this standard and learn how to stay in compliance with these norms.

This training program will detail what a compliance program is and what it covers. It will discuss the DOJ’s (Department of Justice) compliance investigations over the last year. The course will also illustrate how compliance programs are successfully extended to external business partners and how a code of conduct should be written into a compliance program.

This training program will help industry better understand FDA regulations and its role in governing opioid medications. Among other key topics in the area, it will also discuss recent FDA approvals for opioid medications.

In recent years, there has been an increase in the delivery of health care services via telehealth to bridge distance and time and provide better follow on and more conveniently accessible care to patients. This webinar will provide an overview of telehealth services by health care providers and U.S. federal and state government regulation of the delivery of health care via telehealth.

Apart from offering a general understanding of cybersecurity and its impact on compliance programs, this training program will also examine cybersecurity channel threats and a financial institution’s response to such threats.

This webinar will help health information professionals understand what they have to do, and when, and what to keep in mind as they move forward, in order to be in compliance with the new HIPAA regulations. It will provide a comprehensive look at the changes in the rules on access and prepare attendees for the process of incorporating the changes into how they do business in their facilities.

This training program will provide attendees with an excellent understanding of the status of the ACA’s health insurance market reforms, associated implementation challenges and emerging issues to inform their strategy and policymaking.

This training program is designed for hospice and home health directors and administrators who participate in leadership of their programs. As a health care executive, or hospice/home health provider, you should be very concerned about the growth of your program. A program’s ability to provide care with necessary resources and personnel is dependent on your ability to maintain census and census growth. As a Medicare/Medicaid/commercial insurance/managed care hospice or home health provider with the environment of lower reimbursement, it is even more critical to grow your program to survive and thrive.

This training program will discuss what to present to management to exploit – as an opportunity - transitioning to ISO 27001: 2013. It will also detail how to prepare, the assistance available, and what tools exist to inform a justification based on efficiency, awareness and market gains. Getting top management buy-in, which may require hiring a consultant and getting people trained can be barriers to success in sustaining a standards-informed approach to business, no less than for a mandatory management system update that will require funding and, therefore, justification.

This training program will discuss latest requirements for monitoring plans, content and process requirements including FDA monitoring guidance and EU requirements. The webinar will help, sponsors, and CROs in the US, EU and internationally, understand how to effectively draft monitoring plans and comply with the latest FDA and EU inspection requirements for monitoring clinical trials.

This hour-long session will provide insights on liabilities arising due to non-compliance and oversight in clinical trials. The clinical affairs expert will also discuss identifying the types of litigation and how best to eliminate the source of risk with real world examples. Participants will learn to appreciate the importance of formal training in conducting proficient clinical trials.

Staying HIPAA compliant entails ensuring you have the right policies, procedures, and documentation, and have performed the appropriate risk analysis of confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the electronic protected health information (PHI). This course will discuss how to create the right breach notification policy for your organization and how to follow through when an incident occurs. In addition, a policy framework to help establish good security practices will be presented.

This training on healthcare compliance will teach the attendees best practices for conducting a self audit of financial relationships with physicians. It will help you understand the key legal implications of Stark and Federal Anti-Kickback statutes.

This webinar will clarify the cleaning and material handling requirements outlined in USP 797 and present additional best practice guidelines. It will discuss principles related to the selection, preparation and use of cleaning, disinfection and deactivation agents. The correct sequencing of critical activities related to daily and monthly cleaning of both primary and secondary engineering controls will be presented as well.