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Best Practices for Healthcare Organizations to Ensure OSHA Compliance

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With the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) setting standards to protect workers from occupational hazards, healthcare organizations face unique challenges in maintaining compliance due to the complexity of their operations and the diverse array of risks inherent in patient care.

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How to Conduct Effective Compliance Audits 

American Medical Compliance

What’s more, they improve operational efficiency and enhance patient trust. It could target several key areas, such as patient privacy and security to ensure compliance with HIPAA guidelines, or billing and coding accuracy to prevent fraud and abuse under CMS regulations. You might also focus on employee training and education.

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Reducing Legal Risks Through Proper Injury Reporting 

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Proper injury reporting protects patients, supports a safe workplace, and shields healthcare providers from potential legal issues that may arise due to negligence or lack of documentation. Non-compliance can result in hefty fines, inspections, and audits that disrupt operations.

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How to Ensure Dental Regulatory Compliance 

American Medical Compliance

Amidst the busy dental appointments, treatments, and patient care, there are crucial aspects that often operate in the background but hold importance. These are recordkeeping and documentation. While the primary focus in dentistry is patient health and well-being, carefully keeping records is equally needed.

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The Latest in Critical Care, 2/5/24 (Issue #28)

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You can read the document here. Read the original document here. Recall the panel also recommended abdominal CT earlier in the guideline for postoperative patients, and acknowledges CT might be the better first test (rather than ultrasound) in at least some post-op and non-operative critically ill patients.

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Fire Prevention and Safety Training for Healthcare Providers

American Medical Compliance

Also, keeping your patients and staff safe is crucial and ensures the best quality of care. Because of this, American Medical Compliance can inform your staff on fire prevention and safety within your practice. It covers construction, protection, and operational features designed to provide safety from fire, smoke, and panic.

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OSHA Compliance in Dentistry: Creating a Safe Work Environment 

American Medical Compliance

Dental practices must maintain radiation safety protocols and provide radiation safety training for staff operating radiographic equipment. This can be achieved by maintaining a centralized document repository. Have a digital document management system or a physical binder in a prominent area of the dental office.

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