A Code of Conduct isn’t just a list of company values or good behavior tips. In many organizations, it plays a key role in holding employees accountable, and in some cases, it may carry legal weight. But when is a Code of Conduct actually enforceable
Disaster Recovery and CMS Star Ratings: How Emergency Events Affect Quality Measures
Natural disasters like hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and other emergencies don’t just damage buildings or displace communities, they also disrupt the operations of health plans. When these events hit, everything from patient access to customer servi
Building an Audit-Ready Culture: How Clinical Sites Can Integrate Safety and Compliance Training
Clinical research sites are under constant pressure to follow strict rules, protect human subjects, and be ready for audits at any time. While written policies matter, what really builds a strong foundation is the daily behavior of staff. When safety
How to Handle Chlorine Safely: A Step-by-Step Guide for Workers and Supervisors
Chlorine is a common chemical used in many industries, especially in water treatment, cleaning, food processing, and chemical manufacturing. While it is useful, chlorine can be dangerous if not handled properly. It can cause burns, breathing problems
Chemical Facility Threats in the U.S.: Statistics from Real Incidents and Investigations
Chemical plants are a critical part of the U.S. economy. They produce materials for agriculture, medicine, fuel, plastics, and many other industries. But these facilities also carry risks, toxic chemicals, flammable gases, and pressurized systems can
Who Is Legally Accountable in a Change Control Failure? Quality, Operations, or Management?
In pharmaceutical and biotech manufacturing, changes to processes, equipment, or materials must be handled carefully. That’s why change control is a critical part of any company’s current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) system. But when change con
Pharmaceutical Quality Risks During Seasonal Surge Production
Every year, certain times bring a sudden rise in demand for specific medicines. Cold and flu season, allergy season, and even pandemic waves can lead to pressure on pharmaceutical companies to increase production quickly. While this may help meet pub
How Quality Culture Impacts Worker Safety in Medical Device Manufacturing
In the medical device industry, safety isn’t just about the patients. It’s also about the people who make the devices, the workers. Many companies focus heavily on compliance and product standards, but a strong quality culture is what truly keeps bot
CE Marking Timeline Tips: From Classification to Certification
If you’re a manufacturer looking to sell your product in the European market, CE marking is a legal must. It’s more than just a label. It shows that your product meets the European Union’s health, safety, and environmental standards.But getting that
How to Perform CPR Safely: A Step-by-Step Guide with U.S. Legal Protections
When someone’s heart stops, every second matters. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) can keep a person alive until medical help arrives. You don’t need to be a doctor or nurse to do CPR, even everyday people can make a difference.This guide explains