Home health care agencies struggle with new federal rules.Hospitals. 1991 Nov 20; 65(22):38, 40.H
Abstract
The rules governing home health care are confusing, contradictory and expensive, say providers, and they're getting more so. But that doesn't mean the rules should be made lax, they argue. Some even look forward to quality enhancement as a by-product of new "outcome-oriented" Medicare surveys. Inevitably, home health care administrators agree, increased federal scrutiny has likely been spurred by the massive growth in the field in the past 15 years.
MeSH
Pub Type(s)
Journal Article
Language
eng
PubMed ID
1937447
Citation
Lumsdon, K. "Home Health Care Agencies Struggle With New Federal Rules." Hospitals, vol. 65, no. 22, 1991, pp. 38, 40.
Lumsdon K. Home health care agencies struggle with new federal rules. Hospitals. 1991;65(22):38, 40.
Lumsdon, K. (1991). Home health care agencies struggle with new federal rules. Hospitals, 65(22), 38, 40.
Lumsdon K. Home Health Care Agencies Struggle With New Federal Rules. Hospitals. 1991 Nov 20;65(22):38, 40. PubMed PMID: 1937447.
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N2 - The rules governing home health care are confusing, contradictory and expensive, say providers, and they're getting more so. But that doesn't mean the rules should be made lax, they argue. Some even look forward to quality enhancement as a by-product of new "outcome-oriented" Medicare surveys. Inevitably, home health care administrators agree, increased federal scrutiny has likely been spurred by the massive growth in the field in the past 15 years.
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