FTC’s Ban of Noncompete Agreements Halted
With the rule recently struck down by a Texas court, how should employers, including labs, handle such agreements going forward?
With the rule recently struck down by a Texas court, how should employers, including labs, handle such agreements going forward?
From - Lab Compliance Advisor
Myth: Risk of federal prosecution for health fraud and abuse applies only when you deal with…
From - Lab Compliance Advisor
As illustrated by the recent MIE settlement (click here for the story), security breaches involving patients' electronic protected health information…
From - Laboratory Industry Report
Patients are making increasing use of physician rating and review sites to comment on their medical experiences the way diners do with restaurants. And as with…
From - National Intelligence Report
In recent months, several diagnostic companies have announced alliances with Google, and all involve…
From - National Intelligence Report
Although it's still a profitable endeavor, enforcing federal health care fraud laws isn't providing the investment returns of yesteryears…
From - Laboratory Industry Report
Over the past several years, the FDA has issued Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for over a dozen different tests for…
From - Lab Compliance Advisor
This month, there were seven new Work Plan items. Two of these, detailed below, may have implications for some labs…