How to Draft a Memorandum Analyzing Any Regulatory Issue
Jay Anstine Keynote Speaker at ComplianceKey. He is the President of Bluebird Healthlaw Partners, LLC. As a healthcare lawyer specializing in regulatory compliance, Mr. Anstine consults to physicians, senior management, and boards of directors on compliance programs and regulatory issues impacting operations. Mr. Anstine's professional background includes working on the provider and the payer side of the market, for large for-profit and non-profit health systems, and small physician-owned entities. In tackling the countless regulatory and operational issues for these diverse organization types........
Overview
This presentation provides a blueprint for how to draft a written opinion analyzing any regulatory compliance issue. Since analyzing issues is central to what a compliance officer does on a daily basis, this webinar is intended to aid compliance professionals with how to analyze an issue and communicate their analysis in a way that is accurate and complete, but not overly detailed, causing one to lose the reader.
In addition to covering the blueprint for analyzing any regulatory issue, the presentation will also use a situational example that the attendees can relate to and talk through how the memo would be written to address the issue.
Why should you attend this webinar?
Attendees will take away with a consistent framework for addressing any regulatory question in a written format. Mr. Anstine will also provide strategies and tips for addressing each component to a written memorandum. This webinar will add value to the attendees by improving their interpersonal communication skills when addressing questions raised to them from leaders in their organization.
Areas Covered in the Session:
- Developing a blueprint for analyzing any issue ("B.I.R.A.C.")
- Background-how to succinctly summarize the history
- Issue-how to write out an issue statement
- Rule-identify and state the rule
- Analysis-apply the rule to the facts at issue
- Conclusion-how to write a conclusion statement
- Questions and Answers
Who can Benefit:
- Compliance Officers
- Hospital or other Dedicated Emergency Department Directors
- Physician Relations Liaisons
- Other Hospital Institutional Business Leaders interacting with physicians (CEO, CFO, COO, Medical Staff Office)
