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SHOWING APPRECIATION

Healthcare workers at Highlands Medical Center were treated to a free lunch on Tuesday. In the parking lot of the hospital, healthcare workers could get a free baked potato lunch from a SoCo Barbecue food truck, get a drink, then head to some tables where workers could sign their names and get a free koozie with two Mr. Potato Head mascots they could take pictures with. It was a “spudtacular” event that takes place during what Highlands is calling “Healthcare week”. “We’re ending National Nurses week today, it’s also National Hospital week and it’s also National Nursing Home week so we here at the Jackson County Healthcare Authority like to call this week Healthcare Week and celebrate our entire team,” said Director of Marketing for Highlands Medical Center Wendi Raeuchle.

The Biden DOJ And False Claims Act Enforcement: A Look Ahead - Government, Public Sector

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Although Department of Justice ( DOJ ) recoveries under the False Claims Act ( FCA ) reached historic lows in fiscal year 2020, President Biden s administration is poised to usher in a return to aggressive FCA enforcement. Under President Obama, DOJ s FCA recoveries hit all-time peaks, totaling over $5 billion in 2012, $6.1 billion in 2014, and $4.9 billion in 2016. From there, they trended consistently downward throughout the Trump Administration, averaging under $3 billion annually. Given the Biden Administration s focus on tackling the COVID-19 pandemic and stimulating the economy, we anticipate that DOJ s scrutiny of alleged fraud in government programs will be as probing as

New Nursing Home Resources Aimed at Preventing COVID-19

New Nursing Home Resources Aimed at Preventing COVID-19 Two new resources from AHRQ are part of the Agency’s ongoing efforts to protect nursing home residents and staff from COVID-19. Both are intended to support the use of observational audits, which help facilities understand if staff members are fully complying with infection prevention practices: Observational Audits: A Pathway to Improving Infection Prevention and Preventing the Spread of COVID-19 This step-by-step guide helps facilities establish a process for observational auditing to provide a true assessment of performance in the actual work environment, and helps facilities collect data to support improvements in infection prevention.

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