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   Health Care Fraud, in American Criminal Law Review » Read Now

   by Dan McGuire, Mac Schneider. 59 pgs.

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   The Punishment of "Health Care Fraud," in Journal of Law and Health » Read Now

   by Yvette M. Mastin. 24 pgs.

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   ...The punishment of "health care fraud". by Yvette M. Mastin...government to declare "war" on "health care fraud;" Janet Reno, the Attorney General...announced that the...
   
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   Doomed to Repeat Our Errors: Fraud in Emerging Health-Care Systems, in Social Justice » Read Now

   by Paul Jesilow, Gilbert Geis, John C. Harris. 14 pgs.

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   ...Oversight and Investigations. Health Care Fraud and Waste (Part 2). Washington...Oversight and Investigations. Health Care Fraud and Waste (Part 1)...
   
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   License to Steal: How Fraud Bleeds America's Health Care System » Read Now

   by Malcolm K. Sparrow. 286 pgs.

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   Fraud and abuse bleeds more than 100 billion dollars each year out of the U.S. health system. This detailed examination shows the problem is worse than almost anyone knows, mostly invisible, and still far from controlled. Sparrow reveals that current control systems fail by presenting fraud...

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   Fraud and abuse bleeds more than 100 billion dollars each year out of the U.S. health system. This detailed examination shows the problem is worse than almost anyone knows, mostly invisible, and still far from controlled. Sparrow reveals that current control systems fail by presenting fraud perpetrators with a safe, easy-to-hit target: fully automated check-printing systems, which only require thieves to bill "correctly", regardless of whether or not any medical service is provided. This target attracts an extraordinary range of criminal entrepreneurs, from low-life hoods who sign on as Medicare or Medicaid providers equipped with nothing more than beepers and mailboxes, to drug trafficking organizations, organized crime syndicates, even major hospital chains. Sparrow's research examines the much-misunderstood effects of managed care on the problem, the government's recent attempts to grapple with fraud, and the campaign by various provider associations to undermine those efforts.

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   HIPAA and Health Care Fraud: An Empirical Perspective, in The Cato Journal » Read Now

   by David A. Hyman. 27 pgs.

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   A Patient-Centered Approach to Health Care Fraud Recovery, in Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology » Read Now

   by Joan H. Krause. 42 pgs.

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   Health Care Fraud under the New Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Program, in Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology » Read Now

   by Robert N. Rabecs. 30 pgs.

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