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  1. M1G Coronavirus 19: Where was ERM?

    25th Annual Compliance Institute  | Presenter(s): Darrell Sandeen, Rebecca Nilson  | April 2021 

    • Assessing if enterprise risk management did or could have identified Coronavirus 19 as a risk

    • Gaining an understanding of the ERM framework and how to uncover its value

    • Implementing an effective ERM program going forward

  2. The coronavirus as opportunity

    Report on Supply Chain Compliance Volume 3, Number 7. April 02, 2020  | Author: Sascha Matuszak  | April 02, 2020 

    The effect of the coronavirus has revealed glaring weaknesses in the global supply chain. Chief among them is the lack of a stockpile of necessary medical supplies, caused by the reliance on one or two countries (e.g., China) for the vast majority of manufacturing, which has become untenable...

  3. AI helping to combat coronavirus

    Report on Supply Chain Compliance Volume 3, Number 7. April 02, 2020  | Author: Sascha Matuszak  | April 02, 2020 

    The possibility of an overwhelming burden on health care facilities due to the coronavirus pandemic has given companies developing commercial artificial intelligence (AI) solutions an opportunity to show their quality. AI can help sort through medical files and potentially identify patients in need of critical care, or patients who may contract the coronavirus...

  4. COVID-19 Discussion

    2020 Virtual Columbus Regional Conference  | Presenter(s): Charlie Colitre, Lynn Hutt, Sally Jones-McNamara, C'Shalla Parker  | May 2020 

    • COVID-19 Recap

    • COVID-19 Resources

    • COVID-19 Q&A

  5. Legal and compliance developments and the coronavirus

    Compliance Today - June 2020  | Authors: Gabriel L. Imperato, Romain Balard  | June 2020 

    On January 31, 2020, in response to the COVID-19 crisis, the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Alex Azar declared a public health emergency.[1] Following President Donald Trump’s declaration of a national emergency under the National Emergencies Act and emergency determination under the Stafford Act, the Secretary of HHS was allowed to issue waivers of certain Medicare, Medicaid, and Children’s Health Insurance Program requirements pursuant to Section 1135 of the Social Security Act.[2] As a result, on March 13, 2020, the Secretary of HHS authorized the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to take waivers and modifications.[3] The...

  6. Compliant Response: COVID-19

    2020 Virtual Philadelphia Regional Conference  | Presenter(s): Stacy Harper, Laura Bond  | May 2020 

    • Analyze current legal issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic

    • Assess your organization’s continuing COVID-19 risks and challenges

    • Access resources to develop your compliant response plan

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