There is an unwitting lurker inside your organization. Do you have any clue what it is?
Tag: compliance
Don’t Do the Crime if You Can’t Do the Time as Hospital CEO
Explore the controversial appointment of a criminally indicted CEO at Broward Health and its implications for leadership ethics.
Will Your Copier or Medical Equipment Become a Whistleblower? – Podcast
Modern office machines, from copiers to printers to maybe even label makers have memory devices, and those devices may be chock full of protected health information.
Are Compliance Plans Bad for Compliance? – Success in Motion
Ride along while Mark talks about the downside of compliance “plans.” Are they actually hindering compliance?
You Have a Spy in Your Organization – Success in Motion
Join Mark as he discusses the danger of the spy in your medical group or facility.
But Does it Work in the Real World? Second Order Thinking and the Perfect Legal Structure
I recently attended a continuing legal education seminar concerning some very complex organizational structures for healthcare venture development.
Healthcare Freedom of Choice: Doughnuts and Doing Time
Discover why physicians must make real choice before they lose control of their practice, patients, and future.
Will Your Copier or Medical Equipment Become a Whistleblower?
Medical devices, even copiers, can expose your business. Will your own equipment become a whistleblower one day?
Extrapolation: How the Government Turns One Alleged Bad Claim Into Thousands of Violations – Medical Group Minute
Compliance – it’s the multi-zillion dollar reason why your medical group’s or healthcare business venture’s efforts must constantly be tested, reviewed, and returned.
Complain. Get Fired. Get $17.5 Million.
The next thing you know she was fired.
Unfortunately, it’s an all too uncommon experience.
A physician raises honest criticism or files a heartfelt complaint concerning another member of the medical staff or another member of her group. She’s fired.



