Assessment of Misinterpretation of Regulation by Compliance Professionals: A Multimethod Study

This study reveals inaccuracies in compliance professionals' interpretations of regulations and standards and suggests a gap between written regulations and interpretation at the organizational level. This overinterpretation may create unnecessary work for physicians and their teams.

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The Permanente Journal
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2025-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.7812/tpp/24.086
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Ethics in Business and Education
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Assessment of Misinterpretation of Regulation by Compliance Professionals: A Multimethod Study

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The Permanente Journal
Ethics in Business and Education
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Assessment of Misinterpretation of Regulation by Compliance Professionals: A Multimethod Study

Jeffrey Panzer, Lindsey E. Carlasare, Christine A. Sinsky, Jodi Simon, Maggie Hamielec
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Abstract

This study reveals inaccuracies in compliance professionals' interpretations of regulations and standards and suggests a gap between written regulations and interpretation at the organizational level. This overinterpretation may create unnecessary work for physicians and their teams.

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