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An important part of a compliance plan is a commitment to keep both physicians and medical office staff current by providing

A) ongoing training on coding and billing.
B) OIG Fraud Advisories.
C) practice work plans.
D) external audits.

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Question 42

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__________ is the process of encoding information in such a way that only the person (or computer) with the key can decode it.

A) Encryption
B) Meaningful use
C) Fraud
D) Code set

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Question 43

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The electronic equivalent of a business document is called a(n)

Which of the following are organizations that work for covered entities but are not themselves covered entities?

According to the OIG compliance plans should contain how many elements?

Which of the following is America's "law office"?

__________ is the activity of copying files to another medium so that they will be preserved in case the originals are no longer available.

Disclosure of which of the following conditions requires a specific authorization from the patient other than for TPO?

The ACA requires the adoption of __________ for each of the HIPAA Standard transactions.

What group is charged with detecting health care fraud and abuse?

The __________ make(s) it illegal to knowingly offer incentives to induce referrals.

In qui tam, or whistleblower, cases the person who makes the accusation of suspected fraud is called the

__________ is deception with intent to benefit from the behavior.

Which of the following laws prohibits submitting a fraudulent claim?

Under the HITECH Act, unprotected health information that is not secured through the use of technologies or methods that HHS has specified is referred to as

The HIPAA rules for protecting patients' health information are in the

The minimum necessary standard means to

Which of the following require(s) CEs to establish safeguards to protect PHI?

Under which act can a patient restrict the access of health plans to their medical records if they pay for the service in full at the time of visit?

When protected health information is shared, which of the following should be observed?