tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2015 Issue 12
Consider Self-Disclosure To Ease Noncompliance Fallout
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Article Overview
This article summarizes guidance from the HHS Office of Inspector General on compliance oversight for health care governing boards, with emphasis on self-identification and self-reporting of compliance problems. It is relevant for compliance leaders, governing boards, and health care organizations evaluating internal reporting processes, government disclosure pathways, and related oversight considerations.
Why This Topic Matters
The piece highlights why self-disclosure is a compliance strategy that boards and management should understand when addressing suspected violations. It helps readers see the broader oversight context and the types of governmental guidance involved without providing operational detail.
What You Will Learn
- How the OIG frames self-identification and self-reporting within compliance oversight
- The general categories of benefits associated with self-disclosure
- Why governing boards are advised to discuss response pathways for probable violations
- Where to find the referenced OIG self-disclosure resource
Who Should Read This
- Health care governing boards
- Compliance officers
- Privacy/compliance staff
- Health care administrators
- Risk management professionals
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