Pay-per-view: As dust settles, health system’s new vendor policy stands its ground
Healthcare Auditing Weekly, July 31, 2007
If you've attended a healthcare compliance conference within the past year, chances are you've heard the phrase "conflicts of interest" being thrown around as frequently as "free T-shirts."
Acting on the heightened awareness of conflicts of interests within medical facilities, one hospital system in the Midwest tackled that problem head-on earlier this year when it implemented a new policy for managing vendors.
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