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Anti-Kickback, Fraud, Stark, and Marketing - Where are the Landmines?

Compliance Key INC - Healthcare Training Online
Overview
Why should you attend this webinar?
This webinar will provide the basic building blocks you will need to develop and maintain your company's precious commodity - your reputation - and eliminate exposure to fraud charges based on marketing practices. It will also cover the practical requirements and operations, principles of compliance and the basic elements that every business has to have to reduce civil and criminal liabilities and economic sanctions.
On completing this webinar, you will have an understanding of anti-kickback regulations, Stark laws, and compliance issues that shore up company weaknesses in marketing. You will know how to implement mandatory internal controls to reduce exposure to risks. The course includes a case study discussion of how a company's marketing efforts exposed an organization to much vulnerability.
This session will benefit all functional groups that have data protection responsibility, marketing responsibilities, or need to understand the basics of compliance.
Areas Covered in the Session:
  • Federal False Claims Act
  • Federal Anti-Kickback Statute
  • Federal Anti-Referral Law (Stark I & 2)
  • Introduction to basic compliance as an effective tool.
  • Case study about an organization and how their marketing efforts exposed the organization to vulnerabilities.

Who can Benefit:
  • Practice Owners/ Administrators
  • Providers
  • Sales and Marketing Managers
  • Customer Service Managers
  • Risk Management
  • Medical Providers including Registered Nurses, Physician Assistants, and Administrative Staff
  • Attorneys and Legal Staff



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