Resources for the Healthcare Industry
Immediate and historical data access drives success with Quality Manager
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Clinical Placement for the Future of Healthcare – A Discussion with Common Spirit MT Region and UW Health
Recent improvements to the features and functionality of myClinicalExchange have further improved the experience of learners, academic partners and healthcare organizations. To learn more about how to reduce onboarding time and create a streamlined process for your organization's clinical rotations while building your pipeline of future clinicians, reach out to HealthStream today.
Join Us For Our Customer Insight Session with Northeast Georgia Health System
Join us along with Northeast Georgia Health System to see the advantages of a workforce scheduling system designed specifically for healthcare and how it has impacted their organization. And, receive a copy of our Workforce Scheduling Buyer's Guide just for registering!
What do Action Indicators mean for Skilled Nursing Facilities?
As a healthcare leader, you understand the significance of maintaining high standards of care in your skilled nursing facilities. It's crucial to have a reliable system that pinpoints areas of risk and tracks performance seamlessly. That's where action indicators come into play, providing you with critical insights at the click of a button.
Achieving the 7 Fundamental Elements of Effective Compliance
As early as the 1970s, it was evident that safety and compliance were key to providing quality healthcare. The United States government recognized this and established the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General (OIG) in 1976 to provide guidance for healthcare institutions to achieve effective compliance (Office of Inspector General, 2023). The General Compliance Program Guidance contains much useful guidance for stakeholders tasked with compliance. Though these guidelines are voluntary, they are the standard by which compliance within the healthcare industry is measured. Compliance with these guidelines can also help entities avoid the possibility of a Corporate Integrity Agreement to enforce remediation of problems with various policies or procedures (Office of Inspector General, n.d.).
The Cost of Non-Compliance in Healthcare
The cost of compliance in the healthcare industry is a necessary investment to avoid the far-reaching consequences of non-compliance. While it might be tempting to create in-house training content to save costs, the risks often outweigh the benefits. \n\nProfessional compliance training solutions offer the expertise, consistency, and efficiency needed to ensure comprehensive and up-to-date compliance education. In the end, a proactive approach to compliance not only safeguards the organization from financial penalties but also upholds the trust and safety of the patients they serve. \n\nHealthStream’s ComplyQ and SafetyQ solutions offer the best of both worlds for compliance training and patient safety education, helping organizations reach competence and reduce risk.

Healthcare IT Workforce Trends to Watch in 2026

2026 Trends In Provider Enrollment
