What are the suggested development guidelines for compliance programs issued by the OIG called?

The suggested development guidelines for compliance programs issued by the Office of Inspector General (OIG) are specifically referred to as Compliance Program Guidelines (CPG). These guidelines provide organizations with a framework for creating effective compliance programs that help prevent and detect violations of healthcare laws and regulations. The CPG outlines key elements that should be included in a compliance program, such as the establishment of a compliance officer, training programs, and ongoing monitoring and auditing.

These guidelines serve as a resource for healthcare organizations to develop their own tailored compliance strategies, promoting adherence to legal and ethical standards in healthcare operations. The terminology “Compliance Program Guidelines” clearly identifies the OIG's role in providing structured advice and recommendations, which is widely recognized and referenced in the compliance field.