In this five-part podcast series, I take a deep dive into healthcare monitoring and how the pro-active use of a healthcare monitor can positively impact all stakeholders in the healthcare industry: the regulators, the healthcare industry and the consumers of healthcare services, the public. I am joined in this exploration with two individuals from Affiliated Monitors, Inc. (AMI), the sponsor of this series, Catherine A. Keyes, Vice President of Operations, and Jesse Caplan, Managing Director of Corporate Oversight. In this age of the Coronavirus health crisis and the Trump Administration’s bailout package, these issues are even more important. In this final episode, I visit Jesse Caplan on using independent integrity assessment and monitoring to limit adverse consequences.
Day: April 16, 2020
In this five-part podcast series, I take a deep dive into healthcare monitoring and how the pro-active use of a healthcare monitor can positively impact all stakeholders in the healthcare industry: the regulators, the healthcare industry and the consumers of healthcare services, the public. I am joined in this exploration with two individuals from Affiliated Monitors, Inc. (AMI), the sponsor of this series, Catherine A. Keyes, Vice President of Operations, and Jesse Caplan, Managing Director of Corporate Oversight. In this age of the Coronavirus health crisis and the Trump Administration’s bailout package, these issues are even more important. In this episode, I visit with Catherine Keyes to discuss how an independent integrity monitor can be used in non-disciplinary administrative proceedings.
In this five-part podcast series, I take a deep dive into healthcare monitoring and how the pro-active use of a healthcare monitor can positively impact all stakeholders in the healthcare industry: the regulators, the healthcare industry and the consumers of healthcare services, the public. I am joined in this exploration with two individuals from Affiliated Monitors, Inc. (AMI), the sponsor of this series, Catherine A. Keyes, Vice President of Operations, and Jesse Caplan, Managing Director of Corporate Oversight. In this age of the Coronavirus health crisis and the Trump Administration’s bailout package, these issues are even more important. In this third episode, I visit with Catherine Keyes to discuss how an independent integrity monitor can be used in healthcare licensing proceedings.
In this five-part podcast series, I take a deep dive into healthcare monitoring and how the pro-active use of a healthcare monitor can positively impact all stakeholders in the healthcare industry: the regulators, the healthcare industry and the consumers of healthcare services, the public. I am joined in this exploration with two individuals from Affiliated Monitors, Inc. (AMI), the sponsor of this series, Catherine A. Keyes, Vice President of Operations, and Jesse Caplan, Managing Director of Corporate Oversight. In this age of the Coronavirus health crisis and the Trump Administration’s bailout package, these issues are even more important. In this Episode 2, I visit with Jesse Caplan on the significance of proactive assessments in healthcare ethics and compliance program.
In this five-part podcast series, I take a deep dive into healthcare monitoring and how the pro-active use of a healthcare monitor can positively impact all stakeholders in the healthcare industry: the regulators, the healthcare industry and the consumers of healthcare services, the public. I am joined in this exploration with two individuals from Affiliated Monitors, Inc. (AMI), the sponsor of this series, Catherine A. Keyes, Vice President of Operations, and Jesse Caplan, Managing Director of Corporate Oversight. In this age of the Coronavirus health crisis and the Trump Administration’s bailout package, these issues are even more important. In this first episode, I visit with Jesse Caplan to introduce the use of an independent integrity monitor in the healthcare sector and explain how such a monitor can increase value.
A program manager in a power plant process group told me about the “mock audit” that his company performs in its power plants across the country. He explained that his industry is heavily regulated at both the state and federal level. Power plants are subject to numerous levels of oversight including various ISO standards to which they must comply. ISO is the International Organization for Standardization, and it develops and publishes International Standards for various industries and organizations.
The DOJ has continually made clear that compliance audits, with actionable remediation plans, are a key component of any effective compliance program. The concept of the mock audit is one that can facilitate continuous improvement. It is a process designed to help your employees do business in a more compliant manner and it is a tool that should not be overlooked.
Three key takeaways:
- Always remember compliance folks and the business folks wear the same color shirt.
- Review your findings with the group being assessed.
- Use the mock audit to both learn and educate.
Amanda welcomes back Call Center Supervisor Angela Earnhardt to discuss the potential conflict of interest for compliance officers who turn into whistleblowers. Also, paleontologists and teacher-unicorns.
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Welcome to the newest addition to the Compliance Podcast Network, Compliance and Coronavirus. As the Voice of Compliance, I wanted to start a podcast which will help to bring both clarity and sanity to the compliance practitioner and compliance profession during this worldwide health and healthcare crisis. In this episode, I am joined by Tricia Cornell, Managing Director of Creativity at ReThink Compliance. We discuss how a compliance professional must readjust their time horizons in the time of the coronavirus health crisis and reconsider what will be effective training going forward.
Check out the ReThink Compliance website here.
This podcast is sponsored by SAI Global. To learn how you can protect your business operations and workforce during these uncertain times, visit saiglobal.com/risk for free resources, expert guidance, and industry-leading technology.
Richard Lummis and Tom Fox conclude our four-part series on leadership lessons from George Washington. We will look at lessons from Washington’s colonial and frontier period, focusing on the French and Indian War, leadership lessons from Washington’s generalship of the Continental Army, his leadership in both the Continental Congress and Constitutional Convention and we will end with leadership lessons from both terms of Washington’s presidency. In this fourth and concluding episode, we consider the leadership lessons demonstrated by Washington during his two terms as the first President of the United States.
Highlights of this podcast include:
- Introduction into Washington’s two terms as President.
- A team of rivals? How did he manage them?
- Leading by example, yet in a measured and nuanced manner-the Whiskey Rebellion.
- Foreign Affairs-Citizen Genet and Jay Treaty with Britain.
- Farewell Address-how did this encapsulate Washington’s leadership?
- Final thoughts on leadership lessons still relevant today from George Washington.
Welcome to a special series of Trekking Through Compliance, the podcast series inspired by my review of Star Trek, the Original Series. In this special series I am joined by another uber Star Trek maven, Megan Dougherty, co-founder of One Stone Creative. In this series we will review the new television show Picardwhich is currently streaming on CBS. Today, Episode 10, “Et in Arcadia Ego-Part 2”.
SPOILER ALERT-Although we will review each episode after it appears, we will discuss each episode in depth.
Episode 10, Et in Arcadia Ego-Part 2. Jurati uses subterfuge to free Picard from house arrest. Narek allies with Rios and Raffi to destroy the beacon calling the super-synths to the planet. They head into the settlement while Picard and Jurati go to the now empty Rios and take off to thy and hold off the Romulan fleet. On the Artifact (Borg Cube) 7/9 finds Narissa trying to activate weapons on the cube and kills her after a fight (for Hugh). Elnor, Rios, Raffi and Narek go into the settlement to try and destroy the beacon. Picard and Jurati fly up to meet the Romulan fleet and perform a variation of the Picard Maneuver. General Oh gives the order to “sterilize the entire planet but Picard (and the Orchids) distract her long enough for Riker and the Fleet to arrive and save the day. Picard’s terminal condition arrives and he dies after saving the planet. He meets Data who asks to “die”. Picard, resurrected as a synth obliges. The crew of the La Serena flies off for new adventures.
Highlights, speculations and questions include:
- Homage to the Picard Maneuver (again)?
- Campfire setting Narek tells the story of Gambadan.
- Were Elnor, Rios and Raffi right to ally with Narek?
- Why did Picard offer to sacrifice himself (and Jurati) for the synths?
- How did Soji get to the right choice?
- Arrival of the cavalry with Riker in charge.
- Death of Picard and Data.
- Picard as a synth.
- Off to new adventures?
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