Seven tips to keep your coding compliance program fresh
Strategies for Health Care Compliance, May 1, 2010
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Provide concrete examples. During compliance training sessions, explain how employees' work affects their organization's liability and fiscal health. Don't hesitate to share worst-case scenarios of facilities that close their doors because of noncompliance with CMS rules and regulations.
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