decisionhealth Newsletters, Answer Books - 2009 Issue 3 (March)
OIG Model Compliance Plan / Step 4 - Train and Educate / Informal Compliance Training
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Article Overview
This article covers a component of the OIG model compliance plan focused on training and education through informal channels. It is relevant to compliance officers, administrators, and staff responsible for maintaining organizational compliance communications. The article outlines general approaches such as newsletters, internal publications, posted materials, and the use of current OIG publications or investigations to support awareness and documentation of guidance.
Why This Topic Matters
Organizations need consistent compliance communication to keep staff aware of policy priorities, regulatory developments, and ongoing risk areas. This article explains the general types of informal training and dissemination methods used to support a compliance program.
What You Will Learn
- How informal compliance training fits into a broader compliance plan
- Common communication methods used to reinforce compliance awareness
- Ways organizations can document and distribute compliance-related guidance
- How current OIG materials may be incorporated into internal education efforts
Who Should Read This
- Compliance officers
- Healthcare administrators
- Practice managers
- Coding and compliance staff
- Training coordinators
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