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Welcome to Broadcat’s Compliance Design Club!

Browse our job aids, infographics, red flags checklists, and so many other amazing compliance communications and tools.

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  • Reviewing a physician agreement?

    Reviewing a physician agreement?

    Finding out about a deal-breaker weeks into the negotiation process is no bueno. Be the hero and save your organization time and dinero with this clever checklist. Broken into two sections, this...

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  • Has someone come to our ER seeking emergency care?

    Has someone come to our ER seeking emergency care?

    Healthcare laws are complicated—we’re looking at you, EMTALA!—but this decision tree is not. Use this tool to help your employees follow appropriate ER procedures: should the person...

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  • Technical Support to HCPs

    Technical Support to HCPs

    It’s dangerous to go alone! Take this! Use this checklist to prep your reps to provide technical support in a clinical setting. This tool breaks down what they need to consider before and...

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  • Managing a Joint Venture Partner?

    Managing a Joint Venture Partner?

    Help your team know how to navigate day-to-day JV issues with this handy guide that hits all the key areas of corruption, trade compliance, conflicts, confidentiality and more—all so your team...

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  • New Employee Onboarding checklist

    New Employee Onboarding checklist

    Seamlessly bring on new hires with this helpful checklist—and diligence record. Rather than overwhelm a new hire (and their manager) at the start of the new job, we created a simple checklist...

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  • Approving employee transfers?

    Approving employee transfers?

    Transfers aren’t simply logistics—they involve trade, IT, and ethics issues, too. Use this simple checklist to confirm relevant issues have been vetted before the employee is already at...

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  • Hiring red flags checklist

    Hiring red flags checklist

    Make the HR team your new squad with this straightforward checklist for evaluating new hires. Trade, antitrust, anticorruption: all of these can be triggered by hiring the “wrong”...

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  • Mark it, protect it

    Mark it, protect it

    Making sure confidential documents stay private requires some basics. This graphic guide helps your employees keep your info from accidentally getting disclosed by promoting uniformity in marking...

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  • Social Media for Sensitive Projects

    Social Media for Sensitive Projects

    Don’t let your employees give away secret information for free. This handy decision tree shows employees the potential pitfalls of social media use while working on highly confidential matters...

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  • Competitive Information: New Hire Screening

    Competitive Information: New Hire Screening

    Hiring someone from a competitor? You've got risks. This guide breaks down responsibilities and tasks to make sure everyone is coordinated—and it works as a record for due diligence, too! In...

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  • Before a service provider starts work

    Before a service provider starts work

    Show your team the basics—and importance—of vetting service providers and obtaining proper documentation before work begins. Whether it be control for anticorruption, fraud, or sanction...

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  • Explain what insider threats are, where they come from, and what red flag behaviors your teams need to bring to your attention.

    Insider threat red flags

    Educate your employees on what insider threats are, where they come from, and some common red flag behaviors.  This infographic kicks things off with a not-so-obvious concept: that insider...

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  • Help your organizers throw an inclusive, productive, and fun event with this infographic, which details key before- and during-event steps to mitigate non-compliance.

    Organizing a company event?

    Help your event organizers throw an inclusive, productive, and (importantly!) fun event with this enlightening infographic. Starting with pre-event considerations like pulling the necessary permits...

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  • While employees are not responsible for a teammate’s substance abuse, they ARE responsible for reporting it. Walk your employees through exactly what they need to do if they suspect a coworker is intoxicated while working.

In three steps, this job aid explains that employees should 1) not jump to conclusions or pass judgment, 2) try to move the affected colleague away from a potentially dangerous setting, and 3) let someone know immediately. Plus, it outlines helpful info HR needs to know to investigate. 

This job aid is especially powerful in a manufacturing or construction environment, where safety concerns are paramount. Pair it with Substance abuse red flags or Resources to help with substance abuse for even more impact.

    Suspect substance abuse on the job?

    While employees are not responsible for a teammate’s substance abuse, they ARE responsible for reporting it. Walk your employees through exactly what they need to do if they suspect a coworker...

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  • How to handle a personal data request

    How to handle a personal data request

    Charades is fun, but, when it comes to handling requests for personal data, the last thing you want is for employees to play guessing games. Remove the ambiguity with this nifty infographic. It...

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  • How to protect our data from imposters

    How to protect our data from imposters

    Kids dressing up as police officers = super cute. Adults impersonating them to get your company’s data = just plain creepy. But do your employees know what to do if they get a strange data...

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  • Collecting sensitive personal data?

    Collecting sensitive personal data?

    Collecting consumer data is risky business. Your company needs this information to run, but your people should only be collecting what they absolutely need, and tracking those reasons. But do they...

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  • We never collect sensitive personal data

    We never collect sensitive personal data

    Collecting data is an essential part of your business—it’s how you identify your customers and helps you tailor your products and services. But, let’s be real—collecting data...

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  • Want to collect health information?

    Want to collect health information?

    Your folks need to be thoughtful when collecting health information, but they may not know everything they need to consider. This infographic guides your teams through critical questions to...

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  • Keep, move, or discard it?

    Keep, move, or discard it?

    Accumulating stacks of paperwork at workstations is a normal part of the workday, but privacy breaches are not! This incredibly simple decision-tree takes the guesswork out of the equation so your...

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  • Do I need consent to use health information?

    Do I need consent to use health information?

    It’s generally advisable to take a proceed-with-caution approach when sharing patient info, but there are three very specific scenarios where patient consent is NOT needed: treatment, payment,...

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  • Are you an information blocker?

    Are you an information blocker?

    Are you a (gasp!) information blocker?! You’ve learned to be cautious. But when it comes to the Cures Act, there’s such a thing as being too cautious. Example: You could be an...

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  • Is this health information?

    Is this health information?

    It’s not always obvious what’s considered health information and covered by privacy laws—or who’s responsible for keeping it secure.  That’s where this simple...

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  • Interacting with clients and service providers

    Interacting with clients and service providers

    While treating customers and vendors with respect is the right thing to do, it’s also great for business. Avoid helpline complaints and negative reviews (including on job search sites) by...

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