Series
Healthcare Regulatory Roundup
Twice each month, PYA experts discuss the latest industry developments as part of our popular Healthcare Regulatory Roundup (HCRR) webinar series. In addition to straightforward explanations of those developments and actionable guidance, attendees will be offered the chance to earn continuing professional education units in selected sessions.
Cyberattacks, ransomware, supply chain shortages, privacy breaches, and regulatory scrutiny have put third-party risk management firmly on the healthcare compliance agenda. Weak third-party diligence can lead to significant risk and data exposure, making effective oversight and governance an important part of managing third-party relationships.
During this webinar, PYA’s Katie Croswell and Erin Walker will discuss the key elements of an integrated Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) program, with an emphasis on the evolving regulatory and compliance landscape. They will examine types of third parties, regulatory and compliance requirements, the TPRM program lifecycle, coordination among internal stakeholders, and governance oversight, including board-level reporting and escalation protocols.
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this webinar, participants will be able to:
- Understand the importance of Third-Party Risk Management in healthcare.
- Review recent incidents and regulatory focus areas.
- Define and categorize types of third parties.
- Identify regulatory and compliance requirements pertaining to third-party vendors.
- Explore the core elements of a Third-Party Risk Management program lifecycle.
- Understand the coordination of internal stakeholders.
- Identify considerations for appropriate governance oversight, including board-level reporting and escalation protocols.
This webinar is part of PYA’s Healthcare Regulatory Roundup, a popular series during which PYA experts provide practical insights on the latest industry regulatory developments. For more than 40 years, PYA has been committed to regulatory compliance and helping healthcare organizations create attainable compliance programs while mitigating risks.





