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OMIC Digest Archives 2013

OMIC Digest: Vol. 23 | No. 3 | 2013

Feature: HIPAA Omnibus Final Rule – What to do
Eye on OMIC: Tamara Fountain to Chair OMIC Board in 2014
Policy Issues: Breach notification: How OMIC can help you
Closed Claim Study: Improper disposal of medical records
Risk Management Hotline: Release of medical records
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OMIC Digest: Vol. 23 | No. 2 | 2013

Feature: Time sensitive conditions and errors in diagnosis
Eye on OMIC: Surcharge eliminated for cosmetic procedures
Policy Issues: Additional benefits: Broad regulatory and e-MD® protection
Closed Claim Study: Pseudotumor Cerebri in Young Female
Risk Management Hotline: Test Management System is Key to Prompt Diagnosis
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OMIC Digest: Vol. 23 | No. 1 | 2013

Feature: The high cost of refused care
Eye on OMIC: A fund for risk management studies
Policy Issues: Refused care coverage and minor refusal
Closed Claim Study: Abandonment or noncompliance?
Risk Management Hotline: When patients won’t pay for care
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