How to Reduce Liability Risk for Lab Sales and Marketing
A code of conduct for sales and marketing staff is essential to allow staff to do their jobs while avoiding liability risk.
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A code of conduct for sales and marketing staff is essential to allow staff to do their jobs while avoiding liability risk.
The first phase in protecting your staff is to carry out an exposure determination to figure out which of your workers are at risk.
A template for creating a general code of conduct that sets out broad parameters and ground rules for compliance.
It’s imperative for labs to establish and maintain an active corporate compliance program that augments the actual scientific testing.
Labs and other companies need a proactive strategy for dealing with romance and fraternization between employees.
Here’s a template for a conflict of interest policy that you can adapt for your lab based on its specific situation and HR policies.
Having employees involved in office romances disclose their relationship and follow key ground rules can help avoid negative impacts on the lab.
It’s important to implement a policy that allows you to keep control over the potential issues romantic relationships can cause in the lab.
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An overview of PAMA and key aspects lab compliance officers should be aware of to help ensure compliance.
Recent OIG report suggests some labs might have gamed Medicare coverage rules in 2020 by billing for unusually high numbers of such tests.