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WHEN: August 7 – 9

WHERE: ONLINE

The Health Ethics Trust’s August 2024 Certification Intensive Course is one of the Trust’s established series of Certification Intensive Courses. These are called Certification Intensive Courses because they meet all continuing education requirements for the Certified Compliance Professional (CCP) and Certified Compliance Executive (CCE) top level credentials. These are the first and most prestigious certifications in health care compliance over the past 25 years. This course also carries significant CEUs for most other compliance certifications.

Intensive Courses provide a complete overview of current compliance issues and practices as presented by a distinguished national faculty. Our faculties are unequalled in compliance education.

The course focuses on regulatory and enforcement trends and advanced compliance tools. Issues include recent DOJ and OIG guidance, Medicare Advantage compliance, compliance investigations, program assessment, hot topics in long-term care, Stark/Anti-Kickback Final Rules, risk assessment, research compliance essentials and other topics.

Enroll now at Compliance Certification Course. Early enrollment provides a $100 tuition discount. Group enrollments are available at info@corporateethics.com.

If you can’t pay full tuition, the Trust has offered scholarships for 26 years. Call 703-509-3734 for support.

AI, Healthcare & Compliance

WHEN: July 9: 1 – 5 PM ET

WHERE: ONLINE

AI and large language models are transforming healthcare and compliance. Healthcare compliance professionals need to have a thorough understanding of AI and how AI is and will change healthcare compliance.

This intensive, short course will explain in simple, direct terms how AI works, how it it and will influence healthcare, and how compliance professionals will be impacted by these changes.

Presenters include Andrew Grosso, a nationally leading legal, computer science and AI expert on how AI works, Chris Skinner, Covenant Health, on the role of AI in clinical contexts, Eric Felten, a Wall Street Journal columnist and investigative reporter on key themes, Jay Wolfson, Associate Dean at the University of South Florida on regulation and policy, and Mark Pastin, Ph.D., President of the Health Ethics Trust on compliance applications.

Enrollment for this course is limited due to the intensive nature of this course.

Trust Members save on tuition and enjoy many other benefits.

If you can’t pay full tuition, the Trust has offered scholarships for 26 years. Call 703-509-3734 for support.

Enroll now at AI, Healthcare and Compliance.