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2. Coping with the costs of retiree health benefits.

Author

Snell R

Subjects
Costs and Cost Analysis, Humans, Pensions, State Government, United States, Health Benefit Plans, Employee economics, Insurance Benefits economics, Retirement economics
Published
2007

3. Danger, danger: compliance documentation as a weapon.

Author

Snell R

Subjects
Government Regulation, Humans, Liability, Legal, Medical Records Department, Hospital, United States, Confidentiality, Documentation standards, Guideline Adherence, Medical Records
Published
2001

4. Compliance crunch.

Author

Mcavoy SG, Schillaci A Jr, and Snell R

Subjects
Communication, Fraud legislation & jurisprudence, Humans, Insurance Claim Reporting legislation & jurisprudence, Leadership, Medicare legislation & jurisprudence, Planning Techniques, Risk Assessment, Role, United States, Financial Management, Hospital standards, Fraud prevention & control, Governing Board, Guideline Adherence
Abstract

The U.S. Department of Justice is showing no mercy in its campaign against what it calls "fraud and abuse" in Medicare billing. Here's what you can do to keep the wolf from coming through your door.

Published
1998

5. Open lines of communication.

Author

Snell R and Troklus D

Subjects
Fraud, Guidelines as Topic, Hospital-Physician Relations, Humans, Medical Records, Program Development, Program Evaluation, United States, Communication, Guideline Adherence, Insurance Claim Reporting standards
Published
1998

6. Putting teeth into a compliance program.

Author

Snell R and Dettmann M

Subjects
Group Practice organization & administration, Humans, Organizational Objectives, United States, Group Practice standards, Guideline Adherence, Physician's Role
Abstract

Health care institutions across the country have implemented internal compliance review processes. Few, however, are consistent or powerful enough. With physician support, rigorous research and fair disciplinary action, internal reviews can be improved. A 12-step procedure can smooth issue resolution.

Published
1997

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