News & Analysis

December 1, 2019
Case Management Monthly

Is your hospital doing enough to manage patients with diabetes both in the hospital and when they transition to the next level or care or to home? A recent survey of more than 600 people in 408 U.S. hospitals, finds that some hospitals might be falling short.

December 1, 2019
Briefings on HIPAA

In many companies, the compliance officer is the first to become aware of a potential compliance problem that could lead to civil or criminal liability. A best practice is to give the compliance officer the authority to conduct internal investigations.

December 1, 2019
Briefings on HIPAA

The application of attorney-client privilege is somewhat more complicated in situations where the client is a corporation. Although corporations are entitled to the same protection of confidentiality as noncorporate clients, the application of the privilege often turns on which corporate officials and employees sufficiently personify the corporation as a client.

December 1, 2019
Case Management Monthly

The government is starting a trial program in the District of Columbia that aims to improve treatment for Medicaid beneficiaries struggling with serious mental illness or substance use disorders.

December 1, 2019
Case Management Monthly

CMS implemented discharge planning rules in late November. Is your facility ready?

December 1, 2019
Case Management Monthly

Learn how documentation mistakes can follow a patient even after being discharged.

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