Compliance Training Webinars for Regulated Industries

This training program will explain how we ascertain the difference between circumstances in which a service provider is an employee (and a principal is an employer) and circumstances in which the service provider is an independent contractor (and the principal is a client).

This training program will identify regulations and guidelines pertaining to data management in clinical research. Attendees will learn to translate the regulations and guidelines into practical application for each stage of the clinical trial: start-up, ongoing study management, and study closure. The program will also discuss the do’s/don’t for data management activities through real-life examples.

This webinar will help you identify required, minimum safety training requirements under OSHA and 29 CFR 1910 for General Industry organizations. Participants will understand trainer requirements for providing instruction on safety topics. The Instructor will discuss the frequency of training topics required and will explain the training matrix.

This training program will explain what the critical areas and elements of vendor oversight are and how you can set such a system up for yourself at your company.

In this training program, attendees will learn how to gain access to the financial regulators priorities and understand how to apply those priorities to their firm. The program will also discuss incorporating the priorities into your annual review and identifying priorities that need to become part of the compliance manual/code of ethics.

This training program will take an in-depth look at various clinical research contracts designed for different purposes. Understanding each type including what is being protected and who is being protected is an important part of ensuring compliant administration and management of clinical research activities. Beyond the legal terms, this course will examine the standards for accredited organizations and best practices for ensuring the broadest protections for study participants.

This Training will describe the basic requirements for medical device submissions. The topic will spotlight the differences and focus upon the required quality system elements that must be addressed. It will provide an overview of the FDA premarket and EU Medical Device Directives submissions processes and discuss how devices are classified.

This training program will address important compliance issues and high risk lending issues of the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). It will help attendees in understanding why community bank lending is important for achieving goals underlying successful community reinvestment and focus on the basics of risk management for community bank lending.

This training program will explore standard stated benefits of ERM including increased competitive advantage, increased likelihood of achieving strategic objectives and ability to meet increased stakeholder expectations, improved governance and increased likelihood of meeting regulatory and compliance expectations.

This training program will offer a comparison of RCRA and California hazardous waste characterization. It will detail the enactment of the California Hazardous Waste Control Law in 1972 before RCRA in 1976. The course will also discuss permits required to treat most hazardous wastes that would be exempt from permitting under RCRA.

This Microsoft Excel training program will explain why the INDEX and MATCH combination often is superior to VLOOKUP or HLOOKUP. It will compare the MIN, SMALL, MAX, and LARGE functions. The program will also define uses of the OFFSET worksheet function and detail how to apply the SUMIF function and the SUMIFS function.

This compliance training program will focus on key elements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It will provide insights on amendments to the act and provide instructions on writing ADA compliant job descriptions.

This training program will help attendees prepare to work within Food Safety Modernization Act guidelines and understand how they will be impacted, and how to adapt. The program will also offer best practices to make your supply chains meet the rising demands of consumers.

This training program will help attendees identify why silos exist and understand how to eliminate them. It will also examine why hospitals have lost focus on the patient and the importance of strategic direction and strategy deployment.

This training program offers an objective, thorough review of the basics of state regulation of a given profession, with an emphasis on the individual health care practitioner. Among other topics, the webinar will discuss sources of legal requirements for professional licensure; difference between government licensure and private certification; and detail state licensure mandates as applied to individual health care practitioners.

This training program will explain what the strengths and weaknesses of the RACT are and where it should be used with caution. It will also elaborate on what needs to be done to establish a comprehensive risk management approach to support risk-based quality management in clinical trials.

This webinar provides practical information on how companies may defend themselves during SEC examinations. The webinar highlights the newest initiatives arising from the SEC’s examination program. Presented by the former Inspector General of the SEC, the webinar provides valuable insider information about SEC exams.

This training program will provide a practical and structured methodology for the design of governance, controls and security provisions. The methodology can be applied to participants’ real work environment immediately. Participants will also benefit from comparing their present governance and controls design practices with the structured, risk-based methodology presented in the webinar.

This webinar will decrypt the complexity of FMLA, ADA, workers comp & state employee leave laws. Participants will learn the critical components, difference and laws governing them in order to craft effective leave policies and manage leave abuse.

This training program will help health information professionals understand what they have to do, and when, and what to keep in mind as they move forward, in order to be in compliance with the new HHS guidance. It will provide a comprehensive look at the guidance and the changes in the HIPAA rules on access and prepare attendees for the process of incorporating the guidance and the changes in how they do business in their facilities.