Managing stress in the compliance world
Strategies for Health Care Compliance, July 1, 2012
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A study by the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics and HCCA found a rising number of compliance professionals report high levels of stress on the job. And ultimately, those professionals report that they are quitting.
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