Pay-per-view article: Coding audits: Review priorities, validate findings
Compliance Monitor, January 7, 2005
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The government wants you to do more than go through the motions of a compliance program. Your goal should be to exercise due diligence in preventing and detecting criminal conduct, says Joette P. Derricks, CMPE, CHC, CPC, chief executive officer of Healthcare Management Solutions, Inc., in Camp Hill, PA. "Having a compliance plan and having a valid, effective compliance plan are two different things," says Derricks.
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