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Kusserow’s Corner: Evidencing and Benchmarking Compliance Program Effectiveness
July 24, 2014 By Richard Kusserow Leave a Comment
Surveys are among the best, but least utilized, means for evaluating, evidencing, and benchmarking compliance program effectiveness, and is one of the two methods suggested by the HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG) in its Compliance Program … [Read More...]
Is Your Digital Footprint Revealing Private Health Information?
July 24, 2014 By Bryant Storm Leave a Comment
If you use a cell phone, credit cards, websites, search engines, or a medical device, you might be leaving a great deal of private health information (PHI) in your wake, according to a report from the California Healthcare Foundation (CHF). Each day, … [Read More...]
Unlocking Opportunities for Inmates, ACA May Be the Key to Better Health
July 24, 2014 By Jenny M. Burke Leave a Comment
Over 10 million individuals enter the jail system in the United States each year. Statistically speaking, jail inmates are disproportionately male, people of color and poor. An article by Maura Ewing, published recently in The Nation, noted that … [Read More...]
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