Three of the following statements are false. Which ones are they? Compliance training should be provided only by organization employees or outside consultants who have legal training and have worked with the organization for several years. Training should be provided to employees and to physicians, independent contractors and other agents of the organization. When training is delivered to employees, they should have the opportunity to ask follow-up questions. An organization can feel legally safe if its compliance training focuses on the risk areas described in the appropriate OIG Compliance Program Guidance. The participation of employees and agents in training activities should be a term of their employment or contractual arrangement with the organization. To ensure uniformity throughout the workforce, the same training curriculum should be provided to all employees. The organization should document all compliance training provided, including the date of the training, a summary of the material covered, who attended, and the name and qualifications of the trainer