Add to ORKGThe campaign to curtail fraud and abuse in the Medicare and Medicaid programs represents an attempt by regulators to evade more fundamental and difficult questions regarding cost and quality control. In the Medicare arena, tackling these larger questions will require dismantling the program\u27s fee-for-service structure and imposing on providers financial incentives to evaluate carefully health care costs and benefits. Commentary on, David A. Hyman, Health Care Fraud and Abuse: Market Change, Social Norms and the Trust Reposed in Workmen, 30 Journal of Legal Studies 531 (2001
Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "GAO has desig...
White collar crimes are characterized by “deceit, con-cealment, or violation of trust and are not de...
Part I provides a background discussion of the PPS, DRGs, and incentive plans. Part II focuses on th...
The campaign to curtail fraud and abuse in the Medicare and Medicaid programs represents an attemp...
The media make it seem that greedy health care professionals are perpetrating a widespread conspirac...
Ask medical professionals to choose a statement from the list above regarding federal efforts to roo...
Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "GAO has desig...
The elimination of waste, fraud, and abuse from American medicine is not a quick or easy solution ...
Medicare fraud and abuse costs are estimated at 3%-10% of overall Medicare spending, which is expect...
Medicare fraud and abuse costs are estimated at 3%-10% of overall Medicare spending, which is expect...
Health care fraud is a crime that costs the United States billions of dollars each year. Health insu...
This study explored how health-care leaders in Arizona characterized limitations to the mitigation o...
Adequate safeguards against health care fraud are essential to the proper functioning of any health ...
For the better part of a decade, Americans have had a front-row seat to a fervent and turbulent deba...
In an effort to address the growing problem of “overtreatment” in American health care, the federal ...
Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "GAO has desig...
White collar crimes are characterized by “deceit, con-cealment, or violation of trust and are not de...
Part I provides a background discussion of the PPS, DRGs, and incentive plans. Part II focuses on th...
The campaign to curtail fraud and abuse in the Medicare and Medicaid programs represents an attemp...
The media make it seem that greedy health care professionals are perpetrating a widespread conspirac...
Ask medical professionals to choose a statement from the list above regarding federal efforts to roo...
Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "GAO has desig...
The elimination of waste, fraud, and abuse from American medicine is not a quick or easy solution ...
Medicare fraud and abuse costs are estimated at 3%-10% of overall Medicare spending, which is expect...
Medicare fraud and abuse costs are estimated at 3%-10% of overall Medicare spending, which is expect...
Health care fraud is a crime that costs the United States billions of dollars each year. Health insu...
This study explored how health-care leaders in Arizona characterized limitations to the mitigation o...
Adequate safeguards against health care fraud are essential to the proper functioning of any health ...
For the better part of a decade, Americans have had a front-row seat to a fervent and turbulent deba...
In an effort to address the growing problem of “overtreatment” in American health care, the federal ...
Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "GAO has desig...
White collar crimes are characterized by “deceit, con-cealment, or violation of trust and are not de...
Part I provides a background discussion of the PPS, DRGs, and incentive plans. Part II focuses on th...