CLABSI Prevention and Compliance Training
The following CLABSI Prevention and Compliance Training educates healthcare providers (HCP) on the definition of CLABSI. Additionally, A central line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI) is a laboratory-confirmed bloodstream infection not related to an infection at another site that develops within 48 hours of central line placement. What you will learn: Patient risk factors associated with CLABSI […]
Comprehensive ACA and ADA Compliance Training
The following Comprehensive Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Compliance Training educates healthcare providers on the historical context of both Acts. Both the Affordable Care Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act are extremely important to understand for the benefit of your healthcare organization. Additionally, this course will help your staff […]
Prioritizing Implicit Bias Training in Healthcare: Ensuring Compliance with AMC
The crux of exemplary healthcare delivery pivots around equitable service. Every individual, regardless of their background, is met with consistent, high-quality care. Implicit bias in healthcare can inadvertently sculpt a chasm. It impacts patient outcomes, satisfaction, and overall health disparities. Addressing implicit bias in healthcare through comprehensive training becomes pivotal. In this landscape, adherence to compliance standards […]
Integrated Enterprise Training Modules
American Medical Compliance offers Enterprise Training Modules to businesses. These modules allow businesses to provide world-class, industry-specific compliance training to employees that fully integrate with platforms used by employers. What are Enterprise Training Modules? Enterprise Training Modules are customized compliance courses delivered to entire workplaces. Modules are customized to the unique needs of each business. […]
COVID-19: Mask Enforcement, a Losing Battle for Industries
Current Headlines Considering the resurgence of COVID-19 in the United States, entire industries are scrambling to maintain consistency in mitigation measures. In addition to the numerous patchwork guidance introduced by government and health entities, implementing respective policies among businesses and healthcare facilities grows to a challenge. Particularly, certain customers and patrons, even employees, express opposition […]
Cosmetology Redo Reopen
In close contact The cosmetology industry and its sub-sectors, like hairstyling, are in peril after establishments reopen across the country. As mentioned in a previous post, two Missouri stylists exposed over 140 clients and 7 coworkers with COVID-19 over the span of eight days. The Great Clips stylists wore PPE and maintained proper sanitary practices […]
Understaffed, Underpaid, Unappreciated
Throughout the Corona virus pandemic, essential workers across the U.S. held strikes protesting unsafe working conditions and subpar compensation. Such concerns are emerging from nearly every essential industry such as food services, manufacturing, transportation, retail, and healthcare. As the country comes closer to a reopen, labor unions and protesters hope discussions with employers can produce […]
OSHA Excludes Essential Workers
In response to thousands of complaints, OSHA presented its approach to handling workplace safety on Monday, April 13. Accordingly, OSHA will be prioritizing healthcare employees amidst this COVID-19 crisis. The Department of Labor agency encountered swift retaliation when this update reached essential workers outside of healthcare. Their concern: OSHA affirmed its negligence to public needs […]
COVID-19 and PPE
COVID-19 is infecting many people. More and more people are becoming infected everyday. Thus, this is why it is important for doctors and nurses to have the proper equipment. Furthermore, another aspect missing is available testing. The situation is so dire, healthcare professionals can only test patients who are exhibiting symptoms. There are not enough […]
COVID-19 Workplace Compliance
Infectious disease response plans and compliance programs need to be reevaluated in workplaces amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Employers are expected to modify infection control methods using the appropriate guidance to prevent the exposure to their employees. Many workplaces are relying on personal protective equipment (PPE) as a way to limit the transmission of the virus […]
FDA policy changes regarding COVID-19
The FDA has laid out some new, temporary policy changes to prevent the spread of COVID-19. These updated policies are part of their “good guidance practices.” These policies are especially important to implement quickly, as COVID-19 is spreading quickly. The FDA wants to curb the spread as quickly as they can. The old guidelines include […]
COVID-19 challenges U.S. hospitals
COVID-19 is a deadly disease, and it is testing the capacity of the U.S. healthcare system. Cases of COVID-19 have ramped up recently, forcing school and entertainment closures. But, how can your organization be more prepared? Thus, as it stands, there are currently over a fifteen thousand cases in 42 states according to The Wall […]