Strategies for Health Care Compliance, September 2008
Strategies for Health Care Compliance, September 1, 2008
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Inside:
Patient status: Five tools to conduct internal audits
New York’s work plan serves as an audit cheat sheet
Don’t let chart errors cause further medical mistakes
HIPAA and the modern blended, extended family
Train your staff with a compliance carnival
Five tips to ensure laboratory medical necessity compliance
Coder vs. biller: Does this match have a referee?
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