Strategies for Health Care Compliance, May 2009
Strategies for Health Care Compliance, May 1, 2009
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This month?s edition of SHCC discusses the steps your organization must take to meet the FTC's May 1, 2009 red flags compliance date, goes in depth on E/M services audits, looks at the complex world of anesthesia, and analyzes the OCR's guidance for a safe health information exchange.
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