Author
Neil B. Caesar
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HomeCare ExpertsSuppliers may be unaware of their exposure
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ComplianceThe Two Ps of Compliance Systems
Personnel and policing: Reporting violations is everyone's business -
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ComplianceWhy Worry About Scrutiny from Government Agencies?
Beneficiaries recently informed the government how they were contacted by equipment companies and persuaded to accept unnecessary equipment or services. -
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HomeCare ExpertsFormal Training Tools Lead to Compliance
We have been discussing my Secrets to Effective Training (“SET”) for your compliance program. Prior columns identified four secrets: 1) avoid leadership by memo; 2) lead from the front (commit your leaders to visible training time and efforts); 3) train for the job description; and 4) avoid the “because I said so” training tool. Secret five is: formal training should be formal. Passing out a policy manual and expecting that personnel will have time to learn it in detail is unrealistic. At best, they may keep it handy and refer to it out of necessity when serious questions arise. Reactive compliance is time consuming and disruptive to work flow—it is far better to train a proactive culture of compliance. If your training tools include well-run... -
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Solutions for Rule Overload
Let's continue our discussion of Secrets to Effective Training for your compliance program. A prior column identified two secrets: avoid leadership by memo and lead from the front. This month we will address two more secrets below. Train for the Job Description -
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Train to Follow the Rules
Lead your employees toward compliance with knowledge and teamwork -
Surety Bond
The Scope of an Appropriate Program
An effective compliance program can do wonders for your business -
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Legal Solutions for Rule Overload
Use your compliance program to solve problems and pursue opportunities


