The Landscape of Laboratory Corruption
How widespread is corruption in the lab—and what can be done to combat it?
How widespread is corruption in the lab—and what can be done to combat it?
Which staff members lab professionals should consider when developing their exposure control plans to ensure OSHA compliance.
How lab leaders can manage the data security risks of staff using personal devices for work-related purposes.
The compliance risks of giving referral sources software or equipment to ensure the security of protected health information.
Lab leaders are at the greatest risk of HIPAA violations when they get complacent about privacy training.
While overpayments may not be your fault, they expose your lab to the risk of liability under the Affordable Care Act.
While ChatGPT has its place, allowing lab staff to use it exposes you to liabilities—here are some ways to manage the risks involved.
Hiring, retaining, or simply doing business with the wrong people may expose your lab to significant financial penalties.
A False Claims Act whistleblower lawsuit can do significant damage to your lab and its reputation, even if the case lacks truth and merit.
A code of conduct for sales and marketing staff is essential to allow staff to do their jobs while avoiding liability risk.
Key points to educate your staff on when it comes to patient requests for test records and other protected health information.