The Federal Regulatory Process– How Does it Work, with an emphasis on the health industry?
OVERVIEW
Federal regulations have the force of Federal
law and influence how we live on a day to day basis. In health care, Federal
regulations control the privacy and security of personal health information,
what electronic information has to be used for administrative transactions, how
Medicare and Medicaid work, and may other facets. This is a mysterious and
often hidden process to many, but it is in reality a very open process in which
citizens may participate.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
Have you been surprised by new requirements in
health care? Are you overwhelmed by the constant changes in requirements for
Medicare, Medicaid, privacy, security, electronic transactions, and other
areas? Did you ever wish you could influence Federal policies? The federal
regulatory process is mysterious, but it is actually much more transparent and
open than many of us know. There are many ways to track regulations, let Federal
agencies know what you think, and understand when and how these requirements
will be put in place.
AREAS COVERED
We will cover topics that will enable
attendees to understand why regulations need to be created, how they are
conceived and developed by the Federal agencies, where the information comes
from to develop proposals, how to influence proposals, what the timing process
for regulation development is, where Federal agencies look to for guidance, how
to track what regulations are being developed, and how to be among the first to
know what regulations are published and what they contain.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
This webinar will provide attendees with an
understanding of how Federal regulations are crafted, how to influence them,
and how to respond when they are published.
WHO WILL BENEFIT
Anyone involved in the delivery or payment of
health care.
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