Published on 03 Nov 2018
Governance, Risk Management, Compliance (GRC) is an umbrella term that covers the approach of an organization across three areas. It strives for the organization to be compliant with standards.
GRC is a discipline aiming to sync activities and information throughout the organization's governance, and compliance to have more efficient operations, enable information sharing, report activities more effectively, and avoid wasteful overlaps. Here you can read all about the GRC Definition.
Normally, GRC is about activities like, for instance, enterprise risk management (ERM), corporate governance, and corporate compliance concerning regulations, legislation, and laws.
Governance, Risk Management, Compliance (GRC) in Healthcare.
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A great page on Wikipedia to learn more about GRC is Governance Risk Management Compliance
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