Pulse June 9, 2022
Matt Fisher

Concerns about the scope of compliance with a growing host of regulations in healthcare are mounting. It is fully acknowledged that healthcare is subject to a myriad of regulations that often create confusing, if not contradictory requirements for organizations. However, many of those same regulations are also designed to drive certain operational requirements that theoretically (or sometimes practically) create real benefits or positive impacts for individuals. With that in mind, what can be done to drive better compliance?

Examples of Non-Compliance

Before considering how to improve compliance, it may be helpful to identify some of the regulations where compliance is reportedly lagging. The regulations are a mix of new and old, so the excuse cannot just be that organizations are...

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