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The Deeper Dive: Guarding Against Unrealistic Goals and Organizational Pressures That Can Lead to Compliance Failure

By Robert M. Wolin on December 9, 2015 Posted in Uncategorized

When misconduct occurs within an organization, it is often reported and interpreted as an anecdote involving a few rogue employees who are quickly identified and appropriately disciplined. Misconduct derives, at least in part, from the organizational environment, and studies suggest that pressure from management and the board of directors to meet unrealistic business objectives and … Continue Reading

Do You Know What Your Hospital Board Members Are Doing?

By Robert M. Wolin on April 7, 2014 Posted in Uncategorized

David Chandler was appointed to serve as chairman of Tri-Lakes Medical Center (TLMC), a community hospital in Panola County, Mississippi. As chairman, Chandler set board meeting agendas, regularly dealt with the administrator and communicated with department heads to obtain various reports. Chandler also arranged for the hospital’s administrator to meet with a nurse staffing company. … Continue Reading