In every bankruptcy of a "health-care business" as defined in the Bankruptcy Code, the court must consider appointing a patient care ombudsman pursuant to section 330 of the Bankruptcy Code. A patient ...

Rocked by scandals, The New York Times recently reversed its longstanding position and appointed a “public editor” to handle reader complaints. Also known as “ombudsmen,” these advocates help enhance ...

Both internal and outside auditors have an obligation to independently evaluate the culture and systems of the organizations they audit. Auditing Standard 314, for example, mandates that an auditor ...

Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. What do you tell a room filled with doomed journalists? When invited to deliver a keynote address at this year ...

When considering a move to a care facility, it’s imperative that older adults and their loved ones understand the rights guaranteed to residents. Ombudsmen like The Senior Source’s Arreale Turner ...

Despite a slight increase since 2016, the public’s low level of trust in the mainstream media is of deep concern for the future of journalism. Nearly half of people surveyed listed inaccuracies, bias ...

Two scandals involving large, nonprofit, Catholic health systems recently appeared atop the New York Times website. In each case, the newspaper of record detailed allegations that the health systems ...