I Fought The Law: What To Do When Facing A Potential/Actual Lawsuit

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The Joint Commission (JCAHO): Inspiring Healthcare Excellence

The Joint Commission (JCAHO): Inspiring Healthcare Excellence

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Understanding the Healthcare Quality Measurement Data Landscape Data is the New Oil

Understanding the Healthcare Quality Measurement Data Landscape: “Data is the New Oil”

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Get to Know Andrew Wilson, Author of eBook “Telemedicine: A Primer”

Our latest eBook, Telemedicine: A Primer author Andrew Wilson is a healthcare attorney and legislative specialist at Morris James LLP. Drew assists clinicians and their practices with licensing, business formation and expansion, and regulatory compliance.

Eliminating Kickbacks in Recovery Act (EKRA): Summary and Status

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Joint Commission Survey Agenda

Infographic: Joint Commission Survey Agenda

The Joint Commission on-site survey process serves the purposes of evaluating organizations and providing education and guidance to improve performance and safety. The surveys are designed to be organization specific and may be unannounced. Surveys precede accreditation decisions, so they hold importance for any organization. For a breakdown of the agenda, check out our infographic.
Q&A: The Role of Boards in Healthcare Compliance

Q&A: The Role of Boards in Healthcare Compliance

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Jennifer Gimler Brady, Partner and General Counsel at Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP presented the webinar “The Role of Boards in Healthcare Compliance.” Ms. Gimler Brady returned to answer many commonly asked questions.
Joint Commission and the Value of Accreditation

Joint Commission and the Value of Accreditation

Around the world accreditation is used to assure a high baseline…