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ERM – Moving beyond enterprise risk assessments and risk heat maps

By Origami Risk

Risk assessments and heat maps remain central components in most enterprise risk management (ERM) programs. Yet there is considerable debate about their effectiveness and both tools have no shortage of critics. In Forbes article by contributor Howard Sklar, we are given one of the most popular criticisms regarding companies that viewed risk assessments as a … Continued

Facing the challenge of reputation management in higher education

By Origami Risk

The Operation Varsity Blues scandal has heightened reputation management concerns across the higher education community. Seeing how quickly any college or university can suffer reputational damage, and how lasting that damage can be, underscores how valuable an institution’s reputation is, and how critical it is to safeguard it. The book Reputation management: The key to … Continued

3 reasons to integrate healthcare claims management

By Origami Risk

As hospitals and healthcare organizations work toward better patient care, they can begin by taking a closer look at their internal processes and technology. A reliance on disparate systems that fail to share data efficiently puts organizations at risk of falling short of the demands of modern healthcare. The Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality … Continued

COI management for public entities

By Origami Risk

Managing certificates of insurance (COIs) has always been a challenge. With increasing pressure on the budgets of state and local governments, dedicating the resources required to effectively manage this process can mean sacrificing time spent on other core functions. Relying on color-coded spreadsheets and a manual review process often leads to unsustainable procedures that fail … Continued

How ERM technology helps financial institutions address Matters Requiring Attention (MRAs)

By Origami Risk

Complying with Bank Secrecy Act/Anti-Money Laundering (BSA/AML) regulations is a major challenge for financial institutions, and those found with deficient practices are subject to receive a Matter Requiring Attention (MRA) notification. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) states, “MRAs communicate specific supervisory concerns identified during examinations in writing to boards and management … Continued

3 solutions for reducing workers’ compensation fines and penalties

By Origami Risk

Greater efficiency in handling workers’ compensation claims can contribute to a reduction in claim costs and improved claim outcomes. These gains are quickly undone when errors result in penalties for the violation of state-specific workers’ compensation laws. According to the article Avoid Workers’ Comp Penalties and Other Pitfalls, two of the five most common errors … Continued

The value of benchmarking in claims management

By Origami Risk

An abundance of data accumulates in the claims management process. And while that data relays critical facts about each claim, that’s not the only insight it can provide. Data, no matter how seemingly unimportant, has the power to unleash valuable insight into your overall claims strategy. As the article Effective Data Discovery Can Be A … Continued

How hospitals can increase patient safety event reporting

By Origami Risk

Adverse safety events—some that lead to serious harm—occur every day, affecting people across entire health systems. With a full schedule of patients and life-or-death situations a part of daily life in hospitals, reporting efforts, not surprisingly, may end up taking a back seat. The ability to collect and analyze this data is crucial for preventing … Continued

3 tools to strengthen and streamline your workers’ comp program

By Origami Risk

Workers’ compensation programs consist of a complex web of claims, numbers, analyses, and communications that require an inordinate amount of time and focus from claims adjusters and claimants alike. And with 2.8 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses reported by private industry employers in 2017 alone, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, this … Continued