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Understand the latest UR and patient status requirements

The Hospital Guide to Contemporary Utilization Review, Second Edition, is a comprehensive resource designed to identify utilization review (UR) best practices and provide guidance on developing and enhancing a contemporary UR committee.

The book covers a range of topics, including compliance with the UR Conditions of Participation, legal obligations of a hospital, contract language, and compliant UR plan language, to provide an understanding of the expectations of a UR program.

This resource will help you:

Facilitate the development of a contemporary UR committee
Describe the components of the revenue cycle pertinent to UR
Differentiate inpatient and outpatient payment rules
Examine the role of the physician advisor as a member of the UR team

Assess your own hospital’s UR processes today!

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