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HHS announces “safe harbor” regulations. Health and Human Services officials have published final safe harbor rules in the Federal Registry that create new exceptions to two federal fraud and abuse laws. Read more >> |
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Houston Medical succeeds with culture change. gmcf is eager to share success stories. After all, success and positive outcomes are what give us the courage to continually improve our health-care system. Read more >> |
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Advancing Excellence coalition to kick off at Washington summit. A coalition of organizations representing long-term care providers, caregivers and quality improvement specialists will gather in Washington, D.C. next month to open a new campaign, dubbed Excellence in America’s Nursing Homes. Read more >> |
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“Power Tools” unleashed at Macon Home Health conference. "Power Tools for Quality Improvement," the gmcf statewide home health conference, drew more than 150 attendees to the Macon Centreplex on August 17. Read more >> |
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August is National Immunization Awareness Month. While many consider this to be a time to ensure that children are immunized for school, it also provides a good opportunity to remind Medicare patients about immunizations. Read more >> |
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| About gmcf… gmcf is a non-profit, physician-sponsored organization dedicated to improving the quality of health care throughout Georgia. For more information about gmcf, visit www.gmcf.org. |
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| This material was prepared by gmcf, the Medicare Quality Improvement Organization for Georgia, under contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The contents presented do not necessarily reflect CMS policy. Publication No.8SOW-GA-QIO-06-10 | ||||