How OIG Wants Nursing Facilities To Build Risk‑Based, Competency‑Driven Education
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We unpack the OIG’s nursing facility guidance on compliance education and show how to move from generic modules to risk‑based, competency‑driven training that protects residents. We connect risk assessments, CMS alignment, and real‑world methods like Gemba rounds to build proof of learning and safer care. • annual, data‑driven risk assessment guiding training focus • tailoring education to resident populations and high‑risk services • aligning CMS requirements of participation with OIG expec...
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