Strategies for Health Care Compliance, November 2009
Strategies for Health Care Compliance, November 1, 2009
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In this issue of SHCC, you’ll learn what it means to you now that OCR is assuming oversight of both the Privacy and Security Rules and all about HHS’s new interim final rule on breach notification. You’ll also learn about how to shape your business associate contract in light of the HITECH Act, and we help you determine the appropriate use of modifier -59. And we mention the importance of CMS’ new language on “observation.”
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