PPT-Corporate Compliance Program

A B rief Overview of Healthcare C ompliance Corporate Compliance Program Welcome The what and why of compliance Elements of an effective compliance program Your role in compliance and preventing fraud and abuse. hccainfoorg wwwcorporatecomplianceorg A survey by the Health Care Compliance Association the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics brPage 2br HCCA wwwhccainfoorg SCCE wwwcorporatecomplianceorg Executive Summary Despite the reports of lavish A Step By Step Guide To Dealership Compliance. ©2008 Team One research and Training /Summit Group. As you probably already know, 2008 has brought the automobile dealer a whole new set of compliance issues and requirements to deal with. Team One Research and Training, the nation’s leading automotive research and process development company, has compiled this educational information to familiarize you with the basics of those compliance requirements. However, we have gone several steps further and actually will provide you with a workable, simple, and inexpensive solution to help you meet the compliance challenge. With our strategic alliance with Lexis Nexis we have provided the dealer with a simple turnkey process to meet most of the compliance burden that incorporates the very best, cutting edge, information science in a simple solution at a very low cost. The following presentation is only designed to give you a general understanding of the compliance issues and should not be construed as legal advise. Your national and state dealer association legal advisories should be referenced and followed on a continuing basis.. The following will provide a brief overview of the compliance activities conducted during the past fiscal year.. HIPAA: . The HIPAA privacy and HIPAA security meetings have been combined. This committee is chaired by the Director of . Nigeria. 1. BACKGROUND. Definition. A Corporate Governance Scorecard is a tool for assessing companies’ level of compliance with the Corporate Governance Code.. It adopts a systematic and quantitative evaluation approach, based on benchmarks established to achieve best practice which companies are expected to follow.. Compliance *. Required by Federal Sentencing Guidelines, Department of . Justice, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the U.S. Securities and . Exchange Commission. , the NYSE, and the Office of Inspector General: Department . & CODE OF CONDUCT. (YOUR AGENCY). Compliance & Ethics. What is compliance?. In it. ’. s simplest form, compliance means following a rule or request. In healthcare, when we talk about compliance, we refer to following the rules, regulations, policies and laws created by the government, insurance programs and . Presented by. The Office of Corporate Integrity. 1. Purpose of a Compliance Program . As defined in the Office of Inspector General (OIG) Compliance Guidance for Hospitals . “Fundamentally, compliance efforts are designed to establish a culture within a hospital that promotes . , . Waste & Abuse. New River Valley Community Services. Orientation and Annual Training. Why does NRVCS need a Code of Conduct?. We are a business and want to maintain ethical business practices.. Session #909. Wednesday, October 19, 2016 9:00-10:30 AM. Kate Arthur. , Director of Compliance & Ethics, McLane Company, Inc.. Steve Epstein. , Chief Counsel, Ethics & Compliance, The Boeing Company . November 9, . 2016. Research Compliance Officer. Advance the research mission through coordinating federally and locally mandated compliance regulations governing sponsored research. Oversee the Office of Human Research Ethics, the Office of Animal Care and Use and the Conflict of Interest Program. Corporate Compliance and Integrity Team. Heather Marcum. Executive Director/. Compliance & Privacy Officer. x80161. Tonia Hall. Compliance & Privacy . Manager. x84451. What is a Corporate Compliance program?. 1.  . 5:00 pm. Introduce Team 2; review Module 3 Compliance, Ethics and Legal Risk Management. 6:30 pm. Start Team Project 1 – Conducting a Legal Risk Assessment for the Company. 8:00 pm. Conclusion of Workshop. Wednesday 27 August 2014. 1. 2. 3. Wednesday 27 August 2014. 3. Areas to be covered. What is corporate reporting and why do we need it?. Regulatory requirements – Companies Act 2001 Financial Reporting Act 2004 and the Code of Corporate... Chapter . 11. Corporate governance. Definitions. ‘Corporate governance is the system by which companies are directed and controlled.’ . (Cadbury Report, UK, focus on process). ‘The collections of control mechanisms that an organisation...