Reporting Noncompliance in Clinical Labs Requires the Right Channels and Culture
A lawyer advises medical laboratories on how to improve their avenues for reporting unethical behavior
A lawyer advises medical laboratories on how to improve their avenues for reporting unethical behavior
By Dan Scungio, MT (ASCP), SLS, CQA (ASQ) bio
If you haven't heard by now, you should know that the EPA published its Generator Improvement Rule (GIR) in 2016. It is an update to the…
From - Lab Compliance Advisor
As a lab compliance director, you understand the dangers of obstructing a Medicare audit. The problem is…
From - Lab Compliance Advisor
Recent federal legislation addressing the opioid crisis may have unintended consequences on the lab industry. The idea was to allow the feds to prosecute a certain kind of…
From - G2 Compliance Advisor
The tale could be headed to movie theaters around the nation soon. It is a gripping story of a Steve Jobs–wannabe—a young Stanford dropout with…
By Dan Scungio, MT (ASCP), SLS, CQA (ASQ) bio
When hospitals were placed on OSHA's list of "high-risk" workplaces, no one had to ask why. OSHA adjusts that list based on the number of injuries that occur on the job…
From - G2 Compliance Advisor
None of the six new items that OIG added to its Work Plan last month directly impact labs…
By Sean McSweeney bio
The year 2018 is slated to be much brighter for molecular diagnostic labs as PAMA fee schedules show a higher payment rate and amount for many cancer genomics and…
From - G2 Compliance Advisor
No! No! No! The truth is that state laws on marijuana use and possession have little to no direct impact on workplace drug policies and the testing methods used…
From - G2 Compliance Advisor
Of the seven new Work Plan items, none directly impact labs and lab services. However, one item on Medicare Part B reimbursement of outpatient cardiac and…