Strategies for Health Care Compliance January 2009
Strategies for Health Care Compliance, January 1, 2009
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Strategies for Health Care Compliance January 2009
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Tips for a successful switch to electronic health records
Quality of care is top priority in 2009
Chargemaster maintenance is worth it
Increased focus on quality calls for more queries
Q&A: HIPAA requirements for releasing records
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