Question

What are the consequences of noncompliance on key stakeholders outside the organization (e.g., patients, members, providers, taxpayers)?

Answer 1

In general, Compliance is term mainly refered to the Rules, Regulations, Laws and Policies that an Organization has to abide by. It is an basic essential need to protect an Organization and its Stakeholders. When Non-compliance becomes peril to the respected person and at the same time to the Organization which impact Bad Impression. And may also lead to the Financial Losses, Security Breaches, License Revocations, Poor Patient Care and Business Disruptions, even though it is outside of the Organization.

Example preference:  
1] Patient Non-Compliance: This is a serious problem which not only affects the patient but also the health care system. It refers generally on the specified person of following their medications regurarly as prescribed and the factor is to get the treatment success. Often referred as ADHERENCE (Physician-Patient Collaboration).
This leads to consequences such as :
i. Low quality of life
ii. Disease Progression
iii. Waste of Medication
iv. Worsening of disease.
v. Primary Non Adherence { in which the providers write prescription but the medication is never filled or initiated to intake by the patient }
vi. Non Persistence Adherence { here the Patient decide to take medication and happens of miscommunication between them }
  vii. Tertiary stage of adherence consist of the medication never taken in concern }

2] Work environment pose risk to members exposing them to work back on their Organizations or may be the surrounding that pays them way to become non-compliance against workplace. It is usually the Behavior of the member/caregiver who fails to coincide with a health-promoting or therapeutic plan agreed.

3] Providers: Providers are the major stakeholder of being noncompliance in any field. Unless the provider support there can't be work that usually goes. Consequences to be faced by them will encompass the following such as
i. Financial Penalties
ii. Audits { that leads to unnecessary inspection }
iii. Law requirements { Registered organizations are obligated by law to follow rules and regulations}
iv. Market Reputation and shut down of the company
v. Imprisonment { Non-compliance cases and imprisonment of director or board members}

4] Taxpayers: Consequences of  Income Tax are summoned to comprehensive summary of the empirical evidence concerning the respected taxpayer's noncompliance and presents innovative research of Audits, Enforcement Activities, and threat of criminal enforcement.

Non-compliance on medicinal field involves Breaching health and Safety Regulations and all organizations have a common Law to ensure the working environment is safe for the employees and customers too. Each non compliance has a monetary Penalty attached with it for which the organization should also pay. Reputation, Severity, Loss of opportunities, Increased trouble of future processing, Governing Authorities, Hippa violations and non-compliance in healthcare are the costly and most backward consequences faced. Now-a-days it is even arduous to find the originality of organization or healthcare systems because of the bifurcation on every specific management.