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Resistance Is Futile: CMS Gets Serious About Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
Antibiotics and similar drugs, known more broadly as antimicrobial agents, are an instrumental weapon in the healthcare armory, rendering once-lethal infections treatable...
12 Dec 2016
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The Deeper Dive: Section 1557 Attempts To Return The "Care" To "Healthcare"
The U.S. HHS moved to the forefront of anti-discrimination measures when it released a final rule, titled "Nondiscrimination in Health Programs and Activities" implementing Section 1557 of the ACA...
17 Oct 2016
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Year Of The Bundle: CMS Proposes New Mandatory Cardiac Bundles And Expansion Of CCJR
CMS is building momentum with its bundled payment programs and upping the stakes for hospitals.
18 Aug 2016
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The Proposed Common Rule: The Tribe Has Spoken, And They Have Concerns (Part 2)
An overview of stakeholder comments on proposed revisions to informed consent forms and the posting of informed consent forms within 60 days after closure of enrollment.
31 May 2016
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The Proposed Common Rule: The Tribe Has Spoken, And They Have Concerns
An overview of stakeholder comments on the redefinition of "biospecimen" as a "human subject" and the consent requirements for secondary use of these biospecimens.
24 May 2016
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It's About Time (But Not Quite Yet)
When misconduct occurs within an organization, it is often reported and interpreted as an anecdote involving a few rogue employees who are quickly identified and appropriately disciplined.
9 Dec 2015
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It's About Time! 10 Key (Needed) Changes Proposed To The Human Subjects Protection "Common Rule"
The world has changed drastically since 1991 when Operation Desert Storm was underway; the USSR crumbled; Prince Charles and Princess Diana separated; the World Wide Web was born;...
1 Oct 2015
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OIG Advisory Opinion 15-07: An Indicator Of Clinical Trial Copayment Change?
"You scratch my back, I scratch yours" arrangements are common in business transactions. These agreements are risky in the healthcare space, however, with the potential to implicate civil and criminal sanctions.
23 Jun 2015
