2020 Indianapolis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference

  1. Pharmacy Compliance

    2020 Indianapolis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Christopher Dang  | September 25, 2020 

    • Understanding the status of coronavirus-related pharmacy changes

    • Identifying new requirements for pharmacy compliance, including controlled substances

    • Understanding strategies to prepare for and appeal pharmacy audits, and how the compliance program can support positive audit outcomes

  2. Research and Big Data

    2020 Indianapolis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Carl McKinley, Mitch Parker, Stanley Crosley, Dr. Titus Schleyer  | September 25, 2020 

    • What are your concerns about using AI in healthcare?

    • How is AI already being used in healthcare?

    • What do you want Compliance to understand about AI?

    • What is bias in AI and how does bias affect AI?

  3. Telehealth: The New Normal

    2020 Indianapolis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Nicholas Merker  | September 25, 2020 

    • How health care professionals are adapting away from the in-person visit and to telehealth from a business perspective

    • What does telehealth compliance look like and how do professionals prepare for the inevitable withdrawal of OCR’s leniency enforcement period after COVID-19

    • Billing compliance issues in a telehealth world

  4. OIG Mandated Six-Year Look Back Audits

    2020 Indianapolis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Chad Eckhardt, James Rose  | September 25, 2020 

    • Learn to apply use of statistical sampling and extrapolation

    • Understand recent updates and perspectives

    • Apply drivers of efficient and diligent analysis

  5. Measuring the Effectiveness of a Compliance Program Using the DOJ Guidance (2020 Indianapolis Regional Compliance Conference)

    2020 Indianapolis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Joseph Zielinski  | September 25, 2020 

    • How to analyze the three “fundamental questions” that pursuant to Department of Justice guidance should be asked to determine the effectiveness of a compliance program

    • How to apply and reference other compliance guidance to the Department of Justice’s three “fundamental questions”

    • How to assess the effectiveness of a compliance program using the DOJ’s guidance, which specifically calls out various elements associated with a compliance program and what questions to ask to assess these elements (tool provided to assist in this assessment)

  6. Perspectives of Compliance Officers: How to Thrive as a Compliance Officer

    2020 Indianapolis Regional Healthcare Compliance Conference  | Presenter(s): Jasmin N. French, Steve Guymon, Clarice McCauley, Lisa M. Martin  | September 25, 2020 

    • Identify tactics for collaboration with business leaders

    • Assess organizational risk and remediation

    • Drive professionalism and continuous improvement in the ethics and compliance program

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The Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA), is a 501(c)6 non-profit, member-based professional association. HCCA was established in 1996 and is headquartered in Minneapolis, MN. We provide training, certification, and other resources to over 10,000 members. Our members include compliance officers and staff from a wide range of organizations, including hospitals, research facilities, clinics and technology service providers.

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