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1. Compliance Training is Ruining My Business!
Speaker: Chris Lennon
Director of Product Management
SilkRoad technology Inc
Moderator: Daniel Margolis
Managing Editor
Chief Learning Officer magazine
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5. Compliance Training is Ruining My Business!
Daniel Margolis
Managing Editor
Chief Learning Officer magazine
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6. Compliance Training is Ruining My Business!
Chris Lennon
Director of Product Management
SilkRoad technology Inc
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7. Compliance Training
is Ruining My Business!
Presented by: Chris Lennon,
Director of Product Management
August 16th, 2011 2-3 PM EDT
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10. Introductions
o Who am I?
o Who are you?
o How compliance training can ruin your business.
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11. Poll #1
o Where are you on the spectrum of compliance training?
o 1. Holy guacamole! We're supposed to be keeping track of
this stuff??
o 2. I'm so overwhelmed I want to curl up in a ball and hide
under my desk!
o 3. I'm fine until we have an audit - and my family will hate
being around me for a week.
o 4. No sweat, we have this thing licked… what's all the hubbub
about?
o 5. I'm only on here because I'm a CLO groupie
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12. Example #1
o January 2011 - Pharmaceutical company closed
o Deltex Pharmaceuticals Inc., of Rosenberg, TX
o U.S. Food and Drug Administration consent decree
o Prohibits manufacturing and distribution until compliant
o Violations of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act involving
manufacturing and distributing unapproved, adulterated, and
misbranded drugs.
o Recall and destroy drugs that were manufactured and distributed
since Oct. 31, 2008
o Penalties of $2,500 per day if fail to comply with consent decree
o Source: www.FDA.gov (http://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/
PressAnnouncements/ucm240272.htm)
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13. Example #2
o June – October 2010 – Charter Bus company shut down
o RLT Tours, LLC of Long Pond, PA
o U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Motor
Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)
o Violations of federal safety regulations:
o Hours of service requirements for drivers
o Insurance requirements
o Vehicle maintenance standards
o Drug and alcohol testing compliance
o Source: pocononews.net (http://www.pocononews.net/news/2011/
February/24/24Feb11-2.html)
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14. Poll #2
o What drives your compliance training?
o 1. Federal Agency (HIPAA, 21 CFR Part 11, etc.)
o 2. Vendor Driven (equipment, tools, software, etc.)
o 3. HR – general legal (sexual harassment, ethics, etc.)
o 4. I don’t know, I’m just attending this webinar so my boss
thinks I’m busy.
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15. Gateway Computers
o Once the 4th largest computer
manufacturer in the world
o Large cow-spotted building
o Over 20,000 employees
o Over 280 locations
o Gateway brand still exists
o Export Regulations
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16. Gateway: Export Compliance
o Annual Export Compliance Training
o Company wide
o All sales and customer service staff trained
o Classroom Training and Paper Based Exam
o Tests created by legal / export department
o Tracked by spreadsheet
o Failed tests – schedule retake and make–up classes
o Hard copies filed for audit reference later
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17. Gateway: Lessons Learned
o Company wide initiatives are sometimes the most
efficient way to manage if an LMS is not in place
o Spreadsheets and filing cabinets are very difficult for
audit tracking
o Work with subject matter experts but have instructional
designers create the material and exams
o Verify wording is clear
o No trick questions
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18. Gen-Probe Incorporated
o Global leader in development, manufacture & marketing
of Nucleic Acid Tests
o Diagnose infectious disease
o Screen donated human blood
o Ensure transplant compatibility
o NASDAQ: GPRO
o 1300 Employees
o San Diego Headquarters
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19. Gen-Probe: Certification Training
o Training Needs
o Procedural (SOP)
o Hands – on proficiency component
o Employees trained once per SOP
o New Requirements
o Revisions
o Employees must be trained prior to
performing job
21. Gen-Probe: SAGE
o Managers set requirements and monitor
o Compliance training assigned by:
o Job Title (core minimum requirements)
o Individual Inclusion/Exclusion (to customize)
o Org. Unit (company-wide requirements)
o Easy reporting
o Supervisor reports – assure employees are compliant
o Administrator reports – validation and accuracy
o Reports in the hands of an auditor within 60 seconds
22. Gen-Probe: Audits
o At least 14 audits since Jan 1, 2009
o Regulatory bodies (FDA / TUV - Europe)
o Partners
o Vendors
o Auditors like the LMS
o Immediate visibility
o Clean reporting
o LMS administrators run all requested
reports
o Filter out non-compliance based training
o Auditors provided paper copy
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23. Gen-Probe: Lessons Learned
o “Training is the glue that bonds the employee’s job description to what the employee
is actually doing.”
o Learning Management Systems are very helpful in managing compliance
o Be sure your system is flexible enough to accommodate your different certification cycles
o Never let employees fall out of compliance!
o Make sure employees know they are accountable for staying in compliance
o Involve management staff
o Let them take ownership
o Managerial level dictates what the employees need based on job title
o Provide easy to use tools to help them
o Partner with your Quality organization
o Don’t be afraid to ask why/why not when it comes to what compliance means
o Building the partnership helps assure the right thing is being done
o Smooth audits - everyone is on the same team
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24. Children’s Memorial Hospital
o Chicago, IL
o Region’s top provider of pediatric
specialty care
o More than 146,000 children served
in 2010
o 1100 pediatric specialists
o 70 pediatric specialties
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25. Children’s Memorial: Training
o Educational Requirements related
to patient safety
o Physicians
o Nurses
o Allied Health Staff
o Employees
o Computer based training modules
o Staff observation
o Mandated by regulatory agencies
o Joint Commission
o CMS
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26. Children’s Memorial: The Numbers
o Approximately 3500 employees
complete compliance training
annually
o Approximately 20 compliance
courses per year
o Direct observation for about 1000
employees
o Excellent way to validate competence
o VERY time consuming
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27. Children’s Memorial: Initiatives
o Consistency within departments
o Standardized validation forms and
templates for competencies
o Ongoing process
o Implementing assessments to
allow employees to “test out” of
courses
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28. Children’s Memorial: Lessons Learned
o Make sure program reflects organizational needs
o Make education easily accessible
o Have resources in place
to assist with questions
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29. For More Information
o www.silkroad.com
o Gen-Probe case study
o SilkRoad.com > Resources
o www.Gen-Probe.com
o www.ChildrensMemorial.org
o Chris.Lennon@silkroad.com
o sales@silkroad.com to set up a personalized demo
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