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EFT (electronic fund transfer) is low on automation priority lists.
Health Data Manag. 1995 Jun; 3(6):58-9, 61-2.HD

Abstract

Electronic funds transfers are taking a back seat to other automated health care transactions. Providers, payers and bankers say the health care industry is focusing on automating claims, eligibility verification and other transactions that logically precede electronic payments.

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Journal Article

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eng

PubMed ID

10143848

Citation

Siwicki, B. "EFT (electronic Fund Transfer) Is Low On Automation Priority Lists." Health Data Management, vol. 3, no. 6, 1995, pp. 58-9, 61-2.
Siwicki B. EFT (electronic fund transfer) is low on automation priority lists. Health Data Manag. 1995;3(6):58-9, 61-2.
Siwicki, B. (1995). EFT (electronic fund transfer) is low on automation priority lists. Health Data Management, 3(6), 58-9, 61-2.
Siwicki B. EFT (electronic Fund Transfer) Is Low On Automation Priority Lists. Health Data Manag. 1995;3(6):58-9, 61-2. PubMed PMID: 10143848.
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