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Product Detail
| Enterprise Risk Management Handbook for Healthcare Entities, First Edition with CD-ROM (AHLA Members) |
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$149.00 |
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AHLA |
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Softbound, 500+ pages |
| ISBN: |
9781422460849
5/2009 |
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| Description |
Table of Contents »Part I: Introduction
- Enterprise Risk Management
-Structuring an ERM Program
Part II: Financial Issues
-Insurance and Risk Financing
-Claims Management
-Contracts
-Financial Challenges
-Financial Stewardship
Part III: Hazards
-Energy Dependency
-Pandemic Flu
-Environmental Issues
Part IV: Human Capital
-Employment Issues
-OSHA
Part V: Legal & Regulatory Concerns
-Adverse Event Reporting
-Human Research and IRBs
-Mandatory Disclosure
-Compliance
Part VI: Operations
-Consent
-Medical Staff Credentialing
-Medical Staff Relations
-Infection Control
-Quality and Patient Satisfaction
Part VII: Strategic Issues
-Public Relations and Advertising
-Managed Care
-Mergers, Acquisitions, etc.
-Medical Tourism
-Retail Clinics
Part VIII: Technology
-Telemedicine
-Electronic Health Records
-RFID
-e-Discovery
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Enterprise Risk Management for Healthcare Entities addresses the need for and implementation of a comprehensive risk management process and plan that encompasses the entire enterprise and crosses departmental barriers. The coverage begins with an overview of enterprise risk management (ERM) and its evolution, including a discussion of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. The authors provide guidance on structuring an ERM system, as well as insight on risk financing methods. They delineate how organizations can manage risk in various settings, including contract management, claims management, environmental compliance, human research, peer review and credentialing, due diligence in business transactions, consent to treatment and numerous others. The publication also includes insight on the impact that electronic health record (EHR) systems, combined with the advent of e-discovery rules, will have on traditional documentation issues.
Coverage includes:
An overview of ERM and its evolution
Guidance on how to structure an ERM system
Insight on risk financing methods
Management of risk in various settings, including contract management, claims management, environmental compliance, human research, peer review and credentialing, due diligence in business
transactions, consent to treatment, and numerous others
Insight on the impact that the implementation of electronic health record (EHR) systems, combined with the advent of e-discovery rules, will have on traditional documentation issues
By a Task Force of the Risk Management Affinity Group.
Editor-in-Chief: Ellen L. Barton
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