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OIG Annual Work Plan for 2017 – Topics Covered
The Health and Human services Office of Inspector General (OIG) recently released its 2017 Annual Work Plan. Work planning is an ongoing project within the OIG. Every year, the OIG publishes a work plan that consolidates the OIG audits and evaluations that are being conducted or planned within the organization. The annual work plan has become a source that compliance officers look to as a tool for the identification of potential risk areas or areas of emphasis within their organization. It is obviously not the only source for identifying compliance risk areas, but is certainly one reliable source that providers can draw on when setting their annual compliance priorities.
The 2017 OIG Work Plan can be download through the OIG site.
Ruder Ware’s health care group will continue to put out blogs and articles on various issues identified in the 2017 Annual Work Plan. We will focus primarily on issues that were introduced for the first time in this year’s plan.
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