Interconnected Clinical Lab Devices Can Increase Operational Capabilities
However, integrated technologies must take into account data protection concerns
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Traps to Avoid: Giving Ex-Lab Employees Access to PHI
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TOOL: Model Employee Illness/Injury Reporting Policy
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You Make the Call: Incentivizing MDs to Order More Early Screening Tests
From - G2 Compliance Advisor
A Managed Care Organization (MCO) wants to pay providers incentives to increase early and periodic screenings, diagnostic and treatment (EPSDT) services to…
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By Nir Kaldero bio
We're now well into the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The First Industrial Revolution was about steam and railroads, the Second about electricity, and the…
Attendees Given Insider’s Look at a Hospital Laboratory Joint Venture
From - G2 Compliance Advisor
Hospital systems are increasingly exploring joint ventures as a means to monetize some of the hospital outreach laboratory's assets without…
TOOL: Model Religious Accommodations Policy
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TOOL: Model Employee Social Networking Policy
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Cost Avoidance vs Cost Savings: What’s the Difference?
By Jennifer Dawson, MHA, DLM (ASCP) bio
As I work to spread awareness within the clinical laboratory community about the Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) concept and its benefits as a method to demonstrate…
Tool: Respirator Fit Testing Checklist
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Diagnostic danger in the lab: Time to reform how we process orders
Recent report examining 10,000 claims to understand the key drivers of medical malpractice suits found 52 percent involved lab-related errors.