Financial conflicts of interest (COI) have long created risks for health care professionals and their organizations. Healthcare reform is further increasing the focus on COI and creating new risks. At the same time, we’ve seen significant growth in research and deepening relationships between academic researchers and industry since the publication of the prior COI regulations. All of this combined, creates significant new and growing challenges for compliance officers and the general counsel.

Join us for this educational webinar focused on addressing the new COI challenges and minimizing the risks of non-compliance. Our session led by a COI expert from SNR Denton will include the following:

• Review of the 1995 COI regulations and overview of the new final rule from HHS
• Institutional responsibilities and new disclosure requirements created by the new regulations
• Review of the remuneration that is, and is not, covered under the new regulations
• Clear definitions of Significant Financial Interest (SFI) and Financial COI
• Guidance for managing and reporting SFI’s and Financial COI’s that have been identified.
• Compliance provisions of the regulations and their associated risks
• Common challenges for compliance program implementations and recommendations for addressing the challenges

Who Should Attend

• Chief Compliance Officer, Compliance Staff
• General Counsel, Legal/Regulatory Affairs
• Chief Risk Officer
• CFO, CEO
• Physician and their staffs

About the Presenter

F. Lisa Murtha, J.D., CHC, is a partner in SNR Denton’s health care practice. Lisa has over 23 years of experience working with provider organizations, universities and life sciences organizations in a variety of compliance areas, including clinical research compliance, corporate governance, compliance program design and effectiveness and much more. Lisa speaks at national events frequently on compliance and clinical research topics and she has published numerous articles and books on these topics.

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