Compliance Training Webinars for Regulated Industries

In this Risk Management webinar attendees will learn the risk management guidance on third-party relationships provided by the OCC Bulletin 2013-29 and how the banks continue to increase the number and complexity of relationships with both foreign and domestic third parties such as outsourcing entire bank functions, outsourcing lines of business or products, single third party to perform multiple activities, address deficiencies and engage directly with customers.

This training program will explain the rationale, the legal requirements and some methods commonly used for reprocessing and validating reusable medical devices.

This Healthcare webinar will explore the complications and requirements of each of the rules controlling student health information, HIPAA, FERPA, and 42 CFR Part 2, and provide insights into how to apply the rules in an education setting.

In this Risk Intelligence webinar attendees will learn how to establish and run a successful risk intelligence program in their organization and how to implement the risk intelligence throughout the organization that will lead to a competitive advantage.

This webinar will discuss how the lab payment cuts imposed by PAMA is shifting the competitive landscape for the U.S. laboratory industry. Specifically, the program will cover how the fallout from PAMA is altering the competitive dynamics between national and hospital outreach labs as well as providing a financial advantage to certain speciality labs offering proprietary tests and other labs performing advanced diagnostic laboratory tests (ADLTs).

In this HR compliance webinar attendees will learn the risks of using independent contractors—beyond those associated with worker misclassification and how to avoid or minimize them so that your company and the contractors can enjoy a mutually beneficial business relationship.

In this Healthcare webinar attendees will learn the patient infection risk that is associated with contaminated mobile electronic devices used by healthcare workers. Also attendees will learn the current and novel risk mitigation strategies and a standard method for disinfection of mobile electronic devices.

In this Pharmaceutical Quality Risk Management webinar attendees will come away with the ability to recognize the purpose and value of Quality Risk Management QRM, the level of risk based on severity, occurrence, detectability and how the QRM process is used to make decisions. Also attendees will be able to identify key QRM terminology and recognize the four (4) key components of Quality Risk Management. Finally they will have a strong understanding of the key concepts associated with the risk management risk tools and their application.

The webinar training will cover FDA regulations for marketing cosmetics and help attendees learn about new proposed legislation which will place new requirements on cosmetic product marketing in the U.S.

In this supplier management webinar attendees will learn the practical risk-based approaches to selecting, qualifying, and managing your business’ suppliers of all types. Also attendees will learn how to establish a PDCA-based supplier management process.

In this webinar attendees will learn which products qualify for submissions under section 505(b)(2) of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (FD & C) and the requirements for studies, reference information, and marketing requirements to take advantage of this great sponsorship opportunity.

In this Harassment Prevention webinar attendees will learn the subtleties of sexual harassment, identifying the risks of allowing negative behaviors and the steps for creating a culture that does not tolerate harassment or bullying. Also attendees will discover a simple tool for coaching those engaging in any behavior that goes against your core values.

This HR compliance webinar will teach you a systematic process for developing “emotional self-control”. It will help you approach your life with more discipline and will help you learn how to make better choices.

In this webinar attendees will learn the basic understanding of the regulations listed within 21 CFR Part 820, how to apply regulations into your company documentation, describe the must-have systems required for your QMS, Also attendees will learn how to develop a checklist plan for ensuring all elements of the regulations are incorporated into your QMS, and better understand the scope of what will be needed to meet FDA requirements.

Attend this webinar to learn powerful tips and techniques which you can use for hiring process. You will learn interviewing strategies, questioning techniques, errors to avoid and how to conduct effective candidate interviews.

In this webinar attendees will learn the basics of Anti-Dumping (AD) and Countervailing Duties (CVD) Law, Process, Petitions, Filing, and Chronology of Events. Also attendees will learn about involvement of U.S. Government Departments and Agencies in AD/CVD and how to stay clear of AD/CVD problems.

This training on using the QbD approach to analytical method lifecycle is designed to provide participants with a lifecycle approach to developing and validating analytical methods and comply with compendial requirements. The webinar presenter will use case studies to illustrate each stage in the process.

In this HR compliance webinar attendees will learn the strategies to handle workplace conflicts with confidence and how to drive for harmony, reduced drama, and respectful communication. Also attendees will learn 13 major strategies to manage conflict, 2 models for understanding the dynamics of conflict and 9 hot buttons that can inflame conflict and what to do about it.

This training program will highlight key differences between SDTM and ADaM models and process flows. It will also focus on key differences between the seven CDISC classes and on best practices to create Dataset.XML from SAS. Attendees will gain a better understanding of the structure and syntax of ODM-XML files as well.

This Webinar will help you how to ensure that your data and supporting documentation are in the appropriate format to comply with regulatory authority inspection. Risk based monitoring can contribute to better oversight and more efficient use of resources of clinical studies.