Resolve to focus on quality in 2009
Mammography Regulation and Reimbursement Report, January 1, 2009
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It’s a new year, and although you’ve probably come up with some personal resolutions, such as hopping on your treadmill every day or cutting down on potato chips, you should also be thinking about some resolutions for your facility.
Below is a list of quality resolutions your facility may want to consider in 2009. These resolutions focus on everything from QC issues on your digital units to ensuring coding and billing accuracy. We compiled them using new advice from MRRR’s experts, as well as some of the best tips they’ve offered in stories throughout the past year.
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