HCCA Evaluating and Improving a
Compliance Program;
A Resource for Health Care Board Members, Health Care
Executives, and Compliance Officers
Evaluating and Improving a Compliance Program; A
Resource for Health Care Board Members, Health Care Executives, and
Compliance Officers
The HCCA Board of Directors and the many volunteers from across the
country who served on the HCCA Compliance Performance Measurement
Initiative Task Force and its Steering and Drafting Committees, are
pleased to announce the release of the following document,
“Evaluating and Improving a Compliance Program, A
Resource for Health Care Board Members, Health Care Executives and
Compliance Officers.”
This document is the product of an extensive collaborative process
and reflects hundreds of volunteer hours of research, meetings,
drafting, collaborative discussions, and decades of collective
professional experience, as well as the important feedback received from
the HCCA membership through surveys, interactions at meetings, and
finally, through comments received during a 45-day review and comment
period
We trust that this document will provide added value by identifying
and sharing information and best practices regarding the operation and
evaluation of compliance programs. While principally developed for the
benefit of HCCA members, this reference is intended to be a useful guide
to all health care compliance professionals. Nevertheless, it is
important to note that this document is not intended nor should it be
used as a “cookbook” or “list of standards.” One
size certainly does not fit all. As a reference, you should use and
tailor this information to meet the specific needs of your organization
and to better inform your board members, senior management and
executives.
This document will also serve as the foundation for the next steps in
HCCA’s continued efforts to provide practical tools to you, our
members, to assess the performance of compliance programs within health
care organizations. Recognizing the complexity and variety of compliance
issues within different health care industry sectors, the HCCA Board has
assigned the task of developing specific performance measurement tools
for different health care industry sectors to the HCCA Compliance Focus
Groups (CFG’s), e.g., Health Systems CFG, Home Health CFG,
Pharmaceutical CFG, etc. The CFG’s will provide an appropriate and
useful forum to attract volunteers and their ideas to tailor and
customize these tools to fit specific industry sector needs.
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