The seminar will examine the current state of health care law and what the future might hold. This program will cover the broad range of issues confronting you and your clients today: Drug/Device Promotion and Advertising: Hot Topics; Marketing Activities and Provider Relationships: Rules and More, including False claims, anti-kickback, and Stark laws; Health Care Reform: A Year Later, including discussions on HIPAA and HITECH, ACOs, and Enforcement Tools; Compliance Investigation: Hypothetical Case.
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