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28th Annual Best Compliance Practices Forum

| October 19 – 20, 2023

WHERE: Virtual



The 28th Annual Healthcare: Best Compliance Practices Forum is being conducted (virtually) on October 19 – 20. Since 1995, the Forum has recognized 228 Best Compliance Practices. Each Best Practice is presented in detail at the Forum. We select practices that attendees can readily adopt. This year’s winning Best Practices were selected from over 100 submissions.

The Forum was established in 1995 by the Health Ethics Trust in cooperation with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. It’s purpose is to highlight practices that can be shared nationally.

This year’s awards reflect compliance program practices related to current topics of concern. We will announce award winners over the next several days.

In addition to Best Practices, the Forum includes presentations by nationally leading compliance professionals. This year’s faculty is one of our best. 

The Forum confers 16 CEUs for Health Ethics Trust credentials (CCP, CCE); credit for CCB credentials is pending.

We keep Forum tuition low to encourage broad participation and, as always, and tuition scholarships can be accessed by calling 703-509-3734. 

Learn more at https://healthethicstrust.com/education/bpforum/.

Compliance Program Assessors Course  | 2023

Compliance Program Assessors Course 

WHEN: December 7, 2023

WHERE: ONLINE

Compliance program assessment is a recognized component of an effective compliance program as documented in standards promulgated by the US Department of Justice, the US Sentencing Commission and the DHHS OIG. The Health Ethics Trust has assessed hundreds of compliance programs over the past 25 years and has offered the  Program Assessors Course throughout this period.

Attendees not only gain practical experience in assessing compliance programs; they also learn how to bench mark and score compliance programs. Benchmarking is key to the credibility of a program assessment with executive management and the board.

Those who successfully complete the Assessors Course are qualified to serve in the Trust’s Compliance Program Certification process as peer reviewers.

This one-day intensive course is next offered on December 8. Because of the interactive nature of this course, enrollment is limited. There is information concerning this program at Assessors.

The Health Ethics Trust has been building, fortifying and assessing compliance programs through its subsidiary, Compliance Resource Group, Inc., for 25 years. Choose the most experienced team in healthcare compliance!