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Vol. 14, No. 1-20, pp. 1-868
Jan. 13 - Oct.20, 2010

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

    ELDER ABUSE
      – Cal. law needs reform to thwart abuse by in-home caregivers, report, 301
      – HHS advisory board, nominations sought, 611
      – Nursing home supervisor, abuse reported, retaliation (5th Cir.), 169
    ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS
      – Anti-kickback laws, final rule for temporary certification, 545
      – Incentive funds entice schemes, professionals say, 205
      – Information technology incentives, meaningful use rule discussed, 816
      – Outlook, 42
      – Stark exceptions for e-records, comments sought on data collection burdens, 735
    EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT AND ACTIVE LABOR ACT (EMTALA)
    EMERGENCY SERVICES
    EMPLOYMENT AND RECRUITING
      – Hospitals
        – – Accreditation, interim staffing effectiveness standards, 163
        – – Contract, neurosurgeon, loan payments, remand (S.D. Cal.), 124
      – Long-term care, CMS accepts grant applications for employee background checks, 495; six states receive grants, 832
      – Qui tam suits
        – – Job contracts, whistleblowers, 162
        – – Motion to compel arbitration granted (N.D. Ohio), 748
        – – OxyContin, marketing fraud, insufficient pleading (4th Cir.), 303; employment pact issue (U.S., rev sought), 740; (rev den), 837
      – SNFs, failure to check exclusion list, Conn. facility fined, 409; employee sentenced (D. Conn.), 664
      – Wrongful discharge
    EMTALA (EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT AND ACTIVE LABOR ACT)
    END-STAGE RENAL DISEASE (ESRD)
      – Ambulance services, unnecessary transports
        – – Dallas, manager pleads guilty (N.D. Tex.), 294; owner pleads guilty, 843
        – – Executive sentenced (S.D. Tex.), 511
        – – Houston, owners sentenced (S.D. Tex.), 663
      – False claims, dialysis services firm must repay $19.3M (M.D. Tenn.), 291
      – Medicare, drug costs, bundled payment rates, IG, 736
    ENFORCEMENT POLICY
      – Anti-fraud reform, reality vs. rhetoric, Insight, 92
      – Corporations, compliance professionals, Atty. Gen. Holder, Insight, 142
      – Data sharing would help to fight fraud, report, 834
      – Deferred- and nonprosecution pacts, accountability, 65
      – False claims, criminal cases, increase discussed, 284
      – FERA, effect discussed at conference, 284
      – Improper payments to federal agencies
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 1508
      – Individual fraud, Outlook, 41
      – Medicare, state education and outreach urged, 494
      – New York
        – – Medicaid fraud, state office criticized, 35; task force appointed, 131
        – – Southern district, civil fraud unit established, 286
      – Office of Inspector General
      – Prosecutor details anti-fraud methods, Special Report, 184
      – Self-referrals, DOJ predicted to litigate more Stark law cases, 496
      – Trends, Special Report, 140
    ESRD
    EVIDENCE
      – Chemotherapy tests, Medicare denial ignored evidence (W.D. Pa.), 794
      – Discovery
      – Fraud case, defendant doctor denied medical board files (Tex. Ct. App.), 516
      – Hospital billing fraud, discovery of DOJ memos (D. Idaho), 169
      – Pediatrician's seized patient files, suppression vacated (6th Cir.), 521
      – Protective order to limit use of documents granted (E.D. Mich.), 556
      – Qui tam relators may use documents obtained by state enforcers (S.D. Tex.), 612
      – Wheelchairs unnecessary, evidence did not support claim (S.D. Tex.), 844
    EXCLUSIONS AND TERMINATIONS
      – Cardiologists' suit alleging hospital kickbacks dismissed (S.D. Tex.), 618
      – Company chart, program exclusions, 91; 183; 263; 353; 433; 529; 634; 714; 772; 861
      – Digests of recent decisions of Civil Remedies Division
      – “Excluded persons”
        – – IG authority
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 6130
        – – Preparations for listings urged, 499
      – Hospital's suspension of doctor reportable to federal data bank (11th Cir.), 800
      – Medicaid enrollment analysis, excluded providers, IG report, 446
      – OxyContin misbranding, drug firm executives (D.D.C.), 119
      – PPACA, terminated providers, CMS notice, 547
      – Self-referrals, exceptions for whole and rural hospitals, CMS proposed rule, 607
      – SNFs, failure to check employee exclusion list, Conn. facility fined, 409; employee sentenced (D. Conn.), 664
    EYE CARE
      – Cataract surgery
        – – False claims, patient vs. doctor and clinic (M.D. Fla.), 123
        – – Unnecessary procedures alleged, qui tam suit dismissed in part (W.D. Wash.), 754

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