Strategies for Health Care Compliance October 2008
Strategies for Health Care Compliance, October 1, 2008
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Inside:
Observation status is a repeat offender
Give diagnoses their due diligence
Focus on these periodic tasks to ensure HIPAA compliance
Help registration and front office staff members understand compliance regulations and pitfalls
The four-step Medicaid risk management plan
Do you know HIPAA as well as you think?
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