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New regulations specify contents that must be included in an informed consent effective April 2007 and hospital policies and procedures required to comply with Medicare CoP&apos;s.
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The denial process will alert patients to the fact that their condition resulted from hospital error, and can be expected to increase malpractice claims for such complications and create a legal argument that these issues are automatically malpractice.
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What lobby would politicans think is more worthy than public health and allowing more babies to live without AIDS?
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All medical records entries MUST be timed starting this week.
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Revions to Verbal Order verification, history and physical, pharmacy, and Anesthesia standards with administrative comments. Federal Register Nov. 27, 2006.
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Full text -- Federal Register -- HHS final regulations on restraint and seclusion -- 12/8/2006
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Fire fighters performing fireground operations near power lines may be exposed to electrical shock hazards as a result of the damage caused by the flame, heat, and smoke from the fire.
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CMS has issued revised conditions of participation standards and site review guidelines affecting physician supervision of nurse midwives, patient grievance procedures, availability of emergency laboratory services and responsibility for therapeutic diet orders.
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New research published indicates that methamphetamine abuse and HIV infection cause significant alterations in the size of certain brain structures, and in both cases the changes may be associated with impaired cognitive functions, such as difficulties in learning new information, solving problems, maintaining attention and quickly processing information.
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