Will we have to complete and EOT and an EOT-R?
MDS 3.0 Update, August 8, 2011
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Q: Once the final rule goes into effect, will we need to do both an End of Therapy (EOT) OMRA and an End of Therapy – Resumption (EOT-R) OMRA?
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