Pay-Per-View: Make smart use of the new OIG Work Plan
Healthcare Auditing Weekly, December 18, 2007
The OIG posted its 92-page plan on October 1 detailing what areas the OIG expects to audit in the coming year. The plan also examines areas of study for potential future enforcement action.
Compliance and audit professionals turn to the Work Plan to adjust their own compliance efforts to meet OIG concerns.
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