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Mastering CIS Controls Mapping to ISO 27001
CIS controls and ISO 27001 provide crucial compliance frameworks for healthcare organizations of all types and sizes. Any compliance officer knows that adhering to both standards takes considerable time, resources, and effort. [...]
Your Organization’s Guide to Handling HIPAA Documents
In an industry where patient privacy, employee safety, and financial stability are at stake, healthcare organizations must be on top of their compliance activities. A critical job of compliance officers is handling [...]
The Benefits of Credentialing Software for Your Healthcare Organization
Employing credentialed healthcare providers means having skilled and qualified individuals who deliver first-rate care. Credentialing also ensures that all employees know the rules for filing Medicare claims and using the proper billing [...]
The Importance of the FDA Debarment List for Clinical Trials
Medical advancement depends on clinical trials for new pharmaceuticals and treatments. The clinical researchers and physicians conducting these trials must adhere to the highest ethical and legal standards, with the U.S. Food [...]
HIPAA 2024 Year in Review – Ransomware, Risk Analysis, and Right of Access Remedies
In 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Office for Civil Rights announced a series of enforcement actions against entities that violated, or potentially violated, one or more HIPAA rules. This [...]
ISO 27001 vs. NIST: How to Leverage the Best of Both
Monitoring compliance with ISO 27001 and NIST standards can be complex and time-intensive. Although they both advance information security and patient privacy, neither framework precisely matches the other in specific recommendations. After [...]
