Are you struggling with how to incorporate quality and patient safety into your compliance program? Listen to this week’s podcast with healthcare attorney Susan Freed discussing how to incorporate quality into your compliance program in light of new OIG guidance.

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Attorney Susan Freed discusses the new Section 1557 regulations from the ACA, how they differ from prior rules, and updates needed to provider policies as a result.

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This week on The Healthcare Compliance Pod, attorney Susan Freed discusses the importance of including compliance-related feedback in employee evaluations and performance reviews and how to do that effectively.

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In Part II of our series on AI, healthcare attorney Susan Freed outlines a 10-step approach for implementing generative AI in a way that mitigates compliance risks for your organization.

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In a special two-part series, healthcare attorney Susan Freed shares tips on how to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) into your organization and your compliance efforts. Part I is all about the compliance risks posed by AI and the policies an organization should have to manage these risks.

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For this week’s episode, Susan Freed discusses the importance of pre-audit planning, how to select a sample, and five important questions to answer before you start your audit.

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This week on the podcast, healthcare attorney Susan Freed spoke with Randy Gott, Senior Vice President of the Coker Group (www.cokergroup.com) about how to work successfully with valuation experts.

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Mistakes in credentialing can compromise patient safety, violate licensing and certification requirements, and result in overpayments. An organization’s credentialing processes are key to minimizing mistakes and ensuring patients receive services from qualified individuals. Credentialing, however, is becoming more and more complicated, especially in light of telehealth and scope of practice changes.

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Healthcare providers, when was the last time you conducted a risk assessment for your compliance program? Listen to this week’s episode for tips on running a comprehensive assessment, along with a free step-by-step guide found on our companion blog, healthcarecompliancepod.com.

Most health care providers understand the importance of having a designated Compliance Officer. Someone needs to lead the organization’s compliance initiatives and be responsible for advising the CEO and governing body of compliance risks. What’s often less understood is the role and makeup of a compliance committee, especially in smaller organizations. Who else needs to be on your compliance team? Check out this week’s podcast for the five people every Compliance Officer should have on speed dial!

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