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Management Audit
An audit of the care of diabetics in a group practice. (1/2549)
The diabetics in a general practice of 20,175 patients were identified during one year and 119 were found-a prevalence of 5.9 per thousand.The age and sex distribution, method of treatment, criteria of diabetic control, complications, and present method of care were analysed from the medical records to examine the process of medical care of a chronic disease in general practice. (+info)Prevalence of true vein graft aneurysms: implications for aneurysm pathogenesis. (2/2549)
BACKGROUND: Circumstantial evidence suggests that arterial aneurysms have a different cause than atherosclerosis and may form part of a generalized dilating diathesis. The aim of this study was to compare the rates of spontaneous aneurysm formation in vein grafts performed either for popliteal aneurysms or for occlusive disease. The hypothesis was that if arterial aneurysms form a part of a systemic process, then the rates of vein graft aneurysms should be higher for patients with popliteal aneurysms than for patients with lower limb ischemia caused by atherosclerosis. METHODS: Infrainguinal vein grafting procedures performed from 1990 to 1995 were entered into a prospective audit and graft surveillance program. Aneurysmal change was defined as a focal increase in the graft diameter of 1.5 cm or greater, excluding false aneurysms and dilatations after graft angioplasty. RESULTS: During the study period, 221 grafting procedures were performed in 200 patients with occlusive disease and 24 grafting procedures were performed in 21 patients with popliteal aneurysms. Graft surveillance revealed spontaneous aneurysm formation in 10 of the 24 bypass grafts (42%) for popliteal aneurysms but in only 4 of the 221 grafting procedures (2%) that were performed for chronic lower limb ischemia. CONCLUSION: This study provides further evidence that aneurysmal disease is a systemic process, and this finding has clinical implications for the treatment of popliteal aneurysms. (+info)The one-stop dyspepsia clinic--an alternative to open-access endoscopy for patients with dyspepsia. (3/2549)
The most sensitive investigative tool for the upper gastrointestinal tract is endoscopy, and many gastroenterologists offer an open-access endoscopy service to general practitioners. However, for patients with dyspepsia, endoscopy is not always the most appropriate initial investigation, and the one-stop dyspepsia clinic allows for different approaches. We have audited, over one year, the management and outcomes of patients attending a one-stop dyspepsia clinic. All patients seen in the clinic were included, and for those not endoscoped the notes were reviewed one year after the end of the study to check for reattendances and diagnoses originally missed. Patients' and general practitioners' views of the service were assessed by questionnaire. 485 patients were seen, of whom 301 (62%) were endoscoped at first attendance. In 66 patients (14%), endoscopy was deemed inappropriate and only one of these returned subsequently for endoscopy. 118 patients (24%) were symptom-free when seen in the clinic and were asked to telephone for an appointment if and when symptoms recurred; half of these returned and were endoscoped. Oesophagitis and duodenal ulcer were significantly more common in this 'telephone endoscopy' group than in those endoscoped straight from the clinic. Overall, 25% of patients referred were not endoscoped. Important additional diagnoses were made from the clinic consultation. General practitioners and patients valued the system, in particular the telephone endoscopy service. 84% of general practitioners said they would prefer the one-stop dyspepsia clinic to open-access endoscopy. (+info)Physician management in primary care. (4/2549)
Minimal explicit consensus criteria in the management of patients with four indicator conditions were established by an ad hoc committee of primary care physicians practicing in different locations. These criteria were then applied to the practices of primary care physicians located in a single community by abstracting medical records and obtaining questionnaire data about patients with the indicator conditions. A standardized management score for each physician was used as the dependent variable in stepwise regression analysis with physician/practice and patient/disease characteristics as the candidate independent variables. For all physicians combined, the mean management scores were high, ranging from .78 to .93 for the four conditions. For two of the conditions, care of the normal infant and pregnant woman, the management scores were better for pediatricians and obstetricians respectively than for family physicians. For the other two conditions, adult onset diabetes and congestive heart failure, there were no differences between the management scores of family physicians and internists. Patient/disease characteristics did not contribute significantly to explaining the variation in the standardized management scores. (+info)Adjunctive therapy in epilepsy: a cost-effectiveness comparison of two AEDs. (5/2549)
The objective of this study was to compare the relative cost-effectiveness of two AEDs by a prospective clinical audit. Patients starting on the adjunctive therapies lamotrigine and topiramate were recruited from the out-patient epilepsy clinics at Queen Square. Three interview were scheduled: baseline; three months follow-up and six months from baseline. Of the 81 patients recruited, a total of 73 patients completed all three interviews. An intention to treat analysis was performed on the data. Seizure severity and frequency were assessed using the National Hospital Seizure Severity Scale. Side-effects, adverse events and reasons for stopping medication were also recorded. At the third interview, a total of 47/73 (64%) were still on the prescribed adjunctive drug. Outcome was assessed by two methods: the > 50% seizure reduction cited in the literature and a more stringent assessment of patient 'satisfaction' which we defined operationally on clinical criteria. Using this definition, a total of 10/73 (14%) patients were 'satisfied'. The relative costs of starting patients on each of the two AEDs were calculated, both drug costs and the costs of adverse events (the latter were defined as events requiring urgent medical attention). The costs of the two drugs were compared. A number of methodological issues relating to cost comparison are discussed. Outcome and pharmaco-economic studies need to assess more than reduction in number of seizures. They should take into account variables important for quality of life including side-effects and adverse events. (+info)Readability of patient information leaflets on antiepileptic drugs in the UK. (6/2549)
The Audit Commission in the UK recommends that patient information leaflets (PILs) should be audited by health professionals using a formal readability test. However, no such study on antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) has been identified in a Medline search. The aim of this study was to audit the readability of PILs prepared for marketed proprietary AEDs in the UK. Twelve PILs were compared with six antiepileptic drug articles from medical journals and six headline articles from UK newspapers. The Gunning Fog index and the Flesch Reading Ease index were calculated for each PIL and article. The results of the Gunning Fog index and the Flesch Reading Ease score were compared using the Kruskal-Wallis non-parametric test. PILs were shown to have a statistically significant lower mean reading age than the medical articles and newspapers (P < 0.001). The Gunning Fog index and Flesch Reading Ease score showed that PILs had a mean reading age of 8.8 and mean readability score of 69, respectively. In conclusion, the PILs prepared for proprietary antiepileptic drugs in the UK are suitable for the reading age of the general adult population. (+info)Agreeing criteria for audit of the management of induced abortion: an approach by national consensus survey. (7/2549)
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a national consensus view of suggested criteria for good quality care in induced abortion to serve as a basis for standards for audit to assess current clinical practice. DESIGN: Postal, questionnaire survey assessing consensus agreement with criteria identified from a literature review and refined by an invited panel of four gynaecologists and the gynaecology audit project in Scotland (GAPS) committee. SETTING: Scotland. SUBJECTS: All 132 practising consultant gynaecologists. MAIN MEASURES: Overall level of agreement with each of 20 suggested audit criteria. RESULTS: 121 completed questionnaires were received (response rate 92%), of which 119 were returned in time for analysis; 107 came from consultants who practised abortion routinely and were included in the analysis. Nineteen of 20 suggested criteria were validated by an overall balance of agreement. The most strongly supported criterion (agreement score +93) was for ascertaining rhesus status of the woman and prophylaxis after abortion, if indicated. The only criterion to elicit a negative agreement score (-27) was that dilatation and evacuation is the best method of abortion at 12-15 weeks' gestation. The ranked and prioritised criteria resulting from this exercise are being used within a national audit project. CONCLUSIONS: A postal questionnaire survey among interested clinicians resulted in a good response rate and enabled the audit criteria to be validated and ranked more objectively and among more clinicians, than would have been possible by group discussion. (+info)Incompleteness and retrieval of case notes in a case note audit of colorectal cancer. (8/2549)
Hospital case notes are a crucial source of data but are subject to two major biases: incompleteness of data and non-retrieval. To assess these biases in relation to colorectal cancer a study was performed of all cases of colorectal cancer listed in the Thames cancer registry in patients resident in one of four districts in South Thames regions with a diagnosis in 1988. Five medical record sites were involved. Retrieval rate for all case notes for districts combined was 80%. In two districts the rates were too high for further investigation; in the other two respectively patient survival and whether treatment was given were positively associated with retrieval. Among the four districts incompleteness of notes ranged from 38% to 62% for staging, 8% to 40% for treatment, and 70% to 25% for diagnostic tests. Information about treatment was missing in 3% to 20%; survival data were omitted in less than 5%. In all districts completeness of case notes was inadequate and in some non-retrieval compounded the problem. Missing data reduce the quality of cancer registry data and potentially undermine interpretation of epidemiological studies and evaluation of care. Further research is warranted into the standards and resourcing of medical records departments and their effects on retrieval and data quality. Structured proformas could be applied across specialties to identify missing items in case notes, to identify areas where standards are required, or to audit notes where standards have already been agreed. A staging protocol to set standards for colorectal cancer has been adopted in one district, and a prospective audit is being established. (+info)A medical audit is a systematic review and evaluation of the quality of medical care against established standards to see if it is being delivered efficiently, effectively, and equitably. It is a quality improvement process that aims to improve patient care and outcomes by identifying gaps between actual and desired practice, and implementing changes to close those gaps. Medical audits can focus on various aspects of healthcare delivery, including diagnosis, treatment, medication use, and follow-up care. The ultimate goal of medical audits is to ensure that patients receive the best possible care based on current evidence and best practices.
I'm sorry for any confusion, but "Professional Staff Committees" is not a medical term or concept. Instead, it likely refers to committees made up of professional staff members in a hospital, healthcare organization, or other professional setting. These committees typically consist of department heads, managers, and other experienced professionals who collaborate on various aspects of organizational operations, such as policy-making, quality improvement, patient care standards, and staff development. They serve as platforms for discussion, decision-making, and problem-solving to ensure the smooth functioning and continuous improvement of the organization's services.
Professional Review Organizations (PROs) are entities that are contracted by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) in the United States to evaluate the performance of healthcare providers and suppliers who participate in the Medicare program. PROs conduct medical review activities to ensure that the services billed to Medicare meet the necessary standards of care and are medically necessary.
The primary goal of PROs is to promote quality healthcare, prevent fraud and abuse, and reduce unnecessary costs in the Medicare program. They achieve this by reviewing medical records, conducting site visits, and performing other activities to assess the appropriateness and quality of healthcare services provided to Medicare beneficiaries. Based on their findings, PROs may recommend corrective actions, impose sanctions, or take other measures to ensure that providers comply with Medicare regulations and policies.
PROs are typically composed of practicing physicians and other healthcare professionals who have expertise in the relevant medical specialties. They work collaboratively with CMS and other stakeholders to promote continuous quality improvement in the Medicare program and help ensure that beneficiaries receive high-quality, cost-effective healthcare services.
I'm sorry for any confusion, but "England" is not a medical term or concept. It is one of the four constituent countries that make up the United Kingdom, along with Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. England is located in the southern part of Great Britain, which is the largest island of the British Isles.
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Family practice, also known as family medicine, is a medical specialty that provides comprehensive and continuous care to patients of all ages, genders, and stages of life. Family physicians are trained to provide a wide range of services, including preventive care, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illnesses, management of complex medical conditions, and providing health education and counseling.
Family practice emphasizes the importance of building long-term relationships with patients and their families, and takes into account the physical, emotional, social, and psychological factors that influence a person's health. Family physicians often serve as the primary point of contact for patients within the healthcare system, coordinating care with other specialists and healthcare providers as needed.
Family practice is a broad and diverse field, encompassing various areas such as pediatrics, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, geriatrics, and behavioral health. The goal of family practice is to provide high-quality, patient-centered care that meets the unique needs and preferences of each individual patient and their family.
Medical records are organized, detailed collections of information about a patient's health history, including their symptoms, diagnoses, treatments, medications, test results, and any other relevant data. These records are created and maintained by healthcare professionals during the course of providing medical care and serve as an essential tool for continuity, communication, and decision-making in healthcare. They may exist in paper form, electronic health records (EHRs), or a combination of both. Medical records also play a critical role in research, quality improvement, public health, reimbursement, and legal proceedings.
I'm sorry for any confusion, but the term "Great Britain" is not a medical concept or condition. It is a geographical and political term referring to the largest island in the British Isles, on which the majority of England, Scotland, and Wales are located. It's also used to refer to the political union of these three countries, which is called the United Kingdom. Therefore, it doesn't have a medical definition.
Continuing medical education (CME) refers to the process of ongoing learning and professional development that healthcare professionals engage in throughout their careers. The goal of CME is to enhance knowledge, skills, and performance in order to provide better patient care and improve health outcomes.
CME activities may include a variety of formats such as conferences, seminars, workshops, online courses, journal clubs, and self-study programs. These activities are designed to address specific learning needs and objectives related to clinical practice, research, or healthcare management.
Healthcare professionals are required to complete a certain number of CME credits on a regular basis in order to maintain their licensure, certification, or membership in professional organizations. The content and quality of CME activities are typically overseen by accreditation bodies such as the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) in the United States.
Overall, continuing medical education is an essential component of maintaining competence and staying up-to-date with the latest developments in healthcare.
A clinical audit is a quality improvement process that involves systematically evaluating and improving the care delivered to patients. It is based on comparing current practice against evidence-based standards or guidelines, identifying gaps between current and desired practice, and implementing changes to close those gaps. Clinical audits can focus on various aspects of healthcare delivery, including clinical outcomes, patient safety, patient experience, and clinical processes. The aim of a clinical audit is to ensure that patients receive high-quality care that meets best practice standards, leading to improved health outcomes and patient satisfaction.
A nursing audit is a systematic review and evaluation of nursing practice, care, and outcomes in relation to established standards, policies, and guidelines. It is a quality improvement process that aims to identify strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement in nursing care, with the goal of enhancing patient safety, outcomes, and overall healthcare delivery. Nursing audits can focus on various aspects of nursing practice, such as documentation, assessment, care planning, implementation, and evaluation. The findings from a nursing audit are typically used to inform education, policy development, and performance improvement initiatives.
A dental audit is a systematic review and evaluation of the dental records, procedures, and care provided by a dentist or dental practice. The purpose of a dental audit is to assess the quality of care, identify any areas for improvement, and ensure that appropriate policies and procedures are being followed. This can include reviews of patient records, treatment plans, billing practices, and adherence to infection control guidelines.
The results of a dental audit may be used to improve the quality of care provided to patients, reduce the risk of errors or complications, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Dental audits may be conducted internally by dental practices themselves, or externally by dental organizations, insurance companies, or government agencies.
I'm sorry for any confusion, but "Management Audit" is not a term that has a specific medical definition. It is a concept that is more commonly used in business and management contexts. A Management Audit refers to an examination and evaluation of an organization's or a company's management systems, processes, and practices. Its aim is to assess their effectiveness, efficiency, and compliance with established policies, procedures, and laws.
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I'm sorry for any confusion, but "Financial Audit" is not a medical term. It belongs to the field of accounting and finance. A financial audit is an independent examination of an organization's financial records, statements, and accounting practices to ensure that they are accurate, complete, and in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. This process is conducted by professional auditors who are unbiased and independent from the organization being audited.
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Dental Audit - Medical Dictionary online-medical-dictionary.org
Request a 'For Cause' Audit | Human Research Protection Program | Medical College of Wisconsin
Healthcare business auditing | Medical claims | Buck
Auditing sheet for Ophthalmology | Medical Billing and Coding Forum - AAPC
Peer Review Audit 2020 | Association of Medical Research Charities
Serco to deliver medical coding audit services for US AFMS - Airforce Technology
Medical Chart Audit & Review | Colorado Rural Health Center
Hybrid audits for medical device manufacturers | BSI America
Audit: Controls fall short in Minnesota's medical cannabis program - Austin Daily Herald | Austin Daily Herald
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Practice30
- Several medical practice leaders told MGMA that they work to have flexibility in the frequency of chart audits, opting to do them more frequently for certain providers and specialties based on performance. (mgma.com)
- Audits help to identify areas of strengths and weaknesses and can help the practice set up a quality assurance (QA) process. (mgma.com)
- A comprehensive audit report provides actionable insights, allowing your practice to make improvements and corrections where needed. (physicianspractice.com)
- The partnership between medical coding and auditing is a powerful asset for any medical practice. (physicianspractice.com)
- By considering the symbiotic relationship between medical coding and auditing, your practice can confidently navigate the complex healthcare landscape, ultimately delivering better patient care while securing your financial stability and growth. (physicianspractice.com)
- The BCMA Patterns of Practice Committee provides educational materials to physicians to clarify the Medical Services Commission audit process, and assists physicians by producing an annual mini-profile to help them better understand their patterns of practice, potentially avoiding a selective audit. (bcmj.org)
- The British Co-lumbia Medical Association Patterns of Practice Committee (POPC), jointly funded by the BCMA and MSP, has no authority to audit but does have the mandate to provide peer review advice to the MSC, and to provide educational information to doctors regarding their pattern of practice. (bcmj.org)
- A select audit may be done because of findings from a random audit or because of complaints by the general pub-lic/other doctors/referrals by licen-sing bodies and professional associations, or by atypical practice profiles. (bcmj.org)
- In addition to providing medical billing services for our clients, Medical Billing Solutions, Inc. also offers a variety of medical practice auditing services. (medicalbilling4u.com)
- The Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) is a specialist public sector practice providing a range of audit and assurance services to the Parliament and Commonwealth entities. (anao.gov.au)
- Level Up Your Medical Practice with P3Care! (p3care.com)
- Medical billing and coding services serve as the backbone for any medical practice. (p3care.com)
- They can penalize your medical practice if your billing standards are not up to the mark. (p3care.com)
- Audit / clinical audit report involves an independent review of a practice, process, or performance to establish how well it meets the set standards. (com.pk)
- For internal and supplier audits, a best practice is for the auditor and the process owner to discuss the corrective actions planned and determine the appropriate timeline or implementation of actions planned. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- Audit and feedback is widely used as a strategy to improve professional practice either on its own or as a component of multifaceted quality improvement interventions. (nih.gov)
- Despite its prevalence as a quality improvement strategy, there remains uncertainty regarding both the effectiveness of audit and feedback in improving healthcare practice and the characteristics of audit and feedback that lead to greater impact. (nih.gov)
- To assess the effects of audit and feedback on the practice of healthcare professionals and patient outcomes and to examine factors that may explain variation in the effectiveness of audit and feedback. (nih.gov)
- Randomised trials of audit and feedback (defined as a summary of clinical performance over a specified period of time) that reported objectively measured health professional practice or patient outcomes. (nih.gov)
- In the main analyses, a total of 108 comparisons from 70 studies compared any intervention in which audit and feedback was a core, essential component to usual care and evaluated effects on professional practice. (nih.gov)
- Audit and feedback generally leads to small but potentially important improvements in professional practice. (nih.gov)
- You will learn and practice techniques for preparing audit plans, performing audits, verifying observations and reporting. (seerpharma.com)
- Which is why we offer a Complimentary Practice Efficiency & Billing Audit to any physician who is struggling in their private practice. (newton-med.com)
- This audit is designed to give you the clarity needed to run a successful practice. (newton-med.com)
- I know that there are a whole bunch of other medical billing companies out there to choose from but few, if any, will actually sit down with you and your staff and show you exactly how to improve your practice for free. (newton-med.com)
- And the auditing companies will continue to audit your practice every 45 days until they find no further evidence of fraud. (claimtek.com)
- While nothing will keep the government from auditing your practice, our MD Audit Shield service will at least protect your practice in several ways. (claimtek.com)
- To perform Medical Audits is the institutional practice responsible for monitoring that the standards that are set by our current legislation and commitments with insurance companies are being met. (clinicaelrosario.com)
- In 1951, auditing also became a core practice of Scientology. (wikipedia.org)
- Practice of Internal Auditing promulgated by the Institute of Internal Auditors and adopted for use throughout the United Nations system. (who.int)
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- Our stratified, random sample audit methodology takes a broad look across multiple claim types, helping to ensure plan compliance and identify payment errors as well as measure processing, payment, and procedural accuracy which can be used to validate self-reported performance guarantees. (buck.com)
- Professional, technology and management services provider Serco has been awarded a contract for the supply of professional medical coding compliance services to all US Air Force Medical Service (AFMS) military treatment facilities. (airforce-technology.com)
- As part of a facility's compliance review process, this medical record review ensures the adequacy of coding and billing and the underlying medical record documentation. (coruralhealth.org)
- Evaluation of adequacy of documentation for other relevant benchmarks including Medicare recovery audit contractor compliance. (coruralhealth.org)
- In their report, auditors wrote that the Health Department's internal controls "were generally not adequate to safeguard financial assets and ensure compliance with selected legal requirements for the medical cannabis program. (austindailyherald.com)
- By outsourcing medical coding, practices save money by reducing overhead costs, improving accuracy, minimizing claim denials, speeding up revenue cycles, ensuring compliance, and allowing physicians to focus on patient care rather than administrative tasks. (physicianspractice.com)
- A thorough auditing procedure plays a key role in maintaining practices' compliance obligations. (physicianspractice.com)
- The auditing process ensures that you haven't missed any coding opportunities, optimizing your revenue potential while helping you maintain compliance with healthcare regulations. (physicianspractice.com)
- While many markets operate separate auditing regimes to prove compliance with their regulation, the MDSAP (Medical Device Single Auditing Programme) now offers the prospect of more streamlined compliance for access to key markets around the world. (cognidox.com)
- Manufacturers who fail to transition before January 1st, 2019 could face compliance actions and even the cancellation of their medical device licenses. (capra.ca)
- Our accurate and customizable solutions provide medical coding auditing tools that help improve compliance for both facility and professional fee coding. (gebbs.com)
- Confirm HIPAA compliance in your medical billing and send clean claims to payers for instant acceptance. (p3care.com)
- Medical device companies must comply with internal audit requirements of ISO 13485 , but beyond regulatory compliance, internal audits are a fundamental part of implementing, maintaining and improving your quality system which is critical to your business' success. (seerpharma.com)
- Auditor in the medical realm is an evolved position that incorporates nursing analysis, facility including inpatient and outpatient billing knowledge, quality risk management concerns as well as compliance knowledge base. (ahapinc.com)
20207
- The Peer Review Audit is now open for members to complete by Monday 2nd November 2020. (amrc.org.uk)
- Member charities will now be asked to complete the audit survey between September and November 2020, with a view to share the results by June/July 2021. (amrc.org.uk)
- We have decided to audit members based on their peer review processes between March 2019 - March 2020 . (amrc.org.uk)
- Read more about the value and purpose of medical coding audits in this 2020 insight article. (mgma.com)
- Porterville, CA - October 30, 2020 Regardless of the fiscal challenges in health care and fiscal challenges in the California economy during the pandemic, Sierra View Local Healthcare District Hospital (Sierra View) is in a strong financial position according to a recent audit report. (sierra-view.com)
- During the latest Board of Directors Meeting held on October 27, 2020, the team that handled the audit presented some financial highlights. (sierra-view.com)
- For SVMC, this rating signifies a monumental step in the right direction of financial stability and the outcome of the 2020 audit validates that feeling of success. (sierra-view.com)
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- There are different types of audits medical practices can perform to assist providers in understanding documentation requirements and revenue cycle deficits. (mgma.com)
- Lastly, an audit can help ensure medical practices are compliant. (mgma.com)
- Many medical practices have not made the appropriate modifications or are not aware of how they affect documentation requirements. (mgma.com)
- Each of these attributes sheds light on why medical practices should carefully consider their medical coding strategies. (physicianspractice.com)
- Medical coding , often described as the healthcare industry's 'language,' plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the financial well-being of healthcare practices. (physicianspractice.com)
- However, one of the foremost challenges faced by medical practices is the need for proficient and Certified Professional Coders (CPCs). (physicianspractice.com)
- Not only is there a shortage of experienced medical coders in the job market, but their expertise comes at a high price, which is why many practices now outsource medical coding. (physicianspractice.com)
- By conducting audits, you can rest assured that your coding practices are aligned with industry standards and regulations. (physicianspractice.com)
- Billing practices for out-of-network medical claims can be problematic too. (imercer.com)
- The site also boasts refreshed content and internal section structures that reflect their UX audit findings, content strategy best practices, and the organization's strategic communications goals. (geonetric.com)
- GeBBS' iCode Assurance solutions are based on the Office of Inspector General (OIG) audit methodology and AHIMA's best practices standards. (gebbs.com)
- Based on OIG audit methodology and AHIMA's best practices standards, iCode Assurance supports accurate and compliant coding for both facility and professional fee records. (gebbs.com)
- Our professional medical billers and coders got you covered in Texas transcribing patient encounters into clean claims via updated billing and coding practices. (p3care.com)
- And, if the process does not go as per the latest guidelines, medical practices can suffer from an unstable financial situation. (p3care.com)
- Medical billing audits allow healthcare service providers to review their billing practices, coding semantics, and claim submission approach. (p3care.com)
- This is a critical new procedure for all medical practices. (claimtek.com)
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- Regular audits are also critical for promoting vendor accountability and preventing regulatory infractions. (buck.com)
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- As an approved rebate auditor for all major national PBMs, our team is highly skilled at reviewing and auditing both manufacturer contracts and PBM agreements to ensure that you are getting the rebates you are entitled to under your specific arrangement. (buck.com)
- An audit is partially performed off-site using ICT while at least one auditor qualified under the certification scheme is onsite during a portion of the audit. (bsigroup.com)
- Increasing the use of hybrid audits can create a better balance for both the auditor and auditee, as the time we spend on your audits adds value. (bsigroup.com)
- Minnesota's medical cannabis program needs tighter financial and legal controls, according to a new report by the state's Office of the Legislative Auditor. (austindailyherald.com)
- The audited company delivers a presentation about their company to the auditor covering their quality processes, organisational structure, security procedures etc. (cognidox.com)
- During the closing meeting the lead auditor presents all the findings of the audit and the follow-up actions of the findings. (cognidox.com)
- A qualified and experienced Financial Analysis Auditor will perform an initial internal analysis and audit of your financial records which will be followed by a formal report and review of findings. (medicalbilling4u.com)
- I use a slide in lead auditor courses that gives the example of an internal auditing schedule provided above. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- If each audit requires approximately two days, each auditor spends less than two percent of their work year auditing. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- An improvement to the auditing schedule would be to assign fewer auditors so each auditor gets more experience. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- Then the auditor can indicate a timeframe for re-auditing the nonconforming process after corrective actions are implemented. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- It never seems to amaze me the various definitions of a medical chart auditor. (ahapinc.com)
- There is always the "Agree to disagree" but it should be noted that the contractual agreements MUST be considered and interpreted clearly by the facility and insurance auditor in the defense audit. (ahapinc.com)
- An auditor has different responsibilities facility wide as does the insurance auditor has in their realm but the audit should be conducted in the same manner the ultimate goal is a clean bill no matter what alliances you feel towards your employer. (ahapinc.com)
- The Medical Auditor shall communicate audit outcome statistics and identified problems to administrative management and conduct the monthly meeting of the Hospital Chart Audit Committee. (ahapinc.com)
- As a Certified Medical Audit Specialist and Clinical Certified Financial Auditor, I encourage auditors to develop and educate themselves and share your knowledge and focus to complete the chart audit tasks not taking on so many duties as to be unable to complete audits in which no other employee has the training to complete. (ahapinc.com)
- In conclusion, Auditing takes endurance knowledge people skills and determination for doing the right thing the right way, in short the next time you see your auditor smile and appreciate the work they contribute to your organization that rarely is recognized. (ahapinc.com)
- In Dianetics and Scientology, auditing is a sequence of actions whereby the "auditor" takes an individual through times in their current or past lives with the purpose of ridding the individual of negative influences from past events or behaviors. (wikipedia.org)
- Auditing in Scientology is an activity where a trained Scientologist, known as an auditor, listens and asks the subject, who is referred to as a "preclear", or more often as a "PC", various questions. (wikipedia.org)
- Auditing involves the use of "processes", which are sets of questions asked or directions given by an auditor. (wikipedia.org)
- Auditing is said to be successful only when the auditor conducts themselves in accordance with the Code. (wikipedia.org)
- At most levels of auditing, there are two people present: the auditor is the one asking questions, and the preclear is the one answering them. (wikipedia.org)
- In some of the upper levels, a person audits oneself, being both auditor and preclear at the same time. (wikipedia.org)
- During an auditing session, the auditor writes down the questions and the preclear's answers, and the papers are stored in the client's PC folder (preclear folder). (wikipedia.org)
- 11. The Office maintains regular contact with the Organization's External Auditor in order to coordinate audit work and to avoid overlap in coverage. (who.int)
- The Office provides the External Auditor with a copy of all internal audit and evaluation reports. (who.int)
Auditors5
- Hybrid audits can improve work-life balance for our auditors. (bsigroup.com)
- Medical coding auditors highly recommend thoroughly reviewing medical records to guarantee 2021 E/M outpatient coding guideline adherence. (mgma.com)
- Auditors ask questions and make real time requests of the audited company for documentation and other evidence of a compliant QMS and production facilities. (cognidox.com)
- Twelve auditors perform two audits each year. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- Most auditors and audit program managers emphasize design controls and production process controls as important areas to audit. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
Processes9
- When a charity applies for membership we assess its peer review processes and then audit them every five years. (amrc.org.uk)
- The peer review audit is an incredibly important exercise that allows all AMRC members to demonstrate their high-quality processes when making research funding decisions. (amrc.org.uk)
- The audit survey also includes a question on how the pandemic situation has impacted current peer review processes (members will not be audited against this). (amrc.org.uk)
- We assess our members' peer review processes when they apply for membership and carry out a full audit every five years. (amrc.org.uk)
- The audit collects information about our members' peer review processes so that we can ensure our high standards are adhered to across the membership. (amrc.org.uk)
- The left-hand column will list all of the individual processes that are identified in the company's process interaction diagram, and the top row of the matrix will indicate the month when each process audit will be conducted. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- Which processes are the most important to audit? (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- Therefore, any processes that had a nonconformity or OFI should be prioritized in the audit schedule and audit planning for the future. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- The objectives of the audit were to assess the risk management and control processes in selected areas of the Division of Administration and Finance. (who.int)
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- All charities that joined the AMRC before 1 January 2019 must participate in the audit. (amrc.org.uk)
- In 2019, BSI conducted thousands of onsite audits. (bsigroup.com)
- The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the American Medical Association (AMA) aligned in 2019 to transform outpatient E/M coding to enrich physician or qualified healthcare professional (QHCP) documentation requirements, which were finalized Jan. 1, 2021. (mgma.com)
Device audits3
- BSI is enthusiastic about the use of hybrid medical device audits. (bsigroup.com)
- Medical device audits: what, when, how and who? (cognidox.com)
- Medical device audits can be a source of stress for developers and manufacturers. (cognidox.com)
Plan audits1
- Our team is well versed in a variety of specialty plan audits, including dental claim audits, carve-out plan audits such as behavioral health, vision, hearing, physical therapy, and life insurance audits. (buck.com)
Programme2
- Serco chairman and chief executive officer Dave Dacquino said: "We believed that our acquisition and programme management services were a good match for this programme, and we are proud to have earned this new contract to support the Air Force Medical Service. (airforce-technology.com)
- Our Hybrid Audit programme has been developed using immersive technology to combine on-site visits with remote audits to create an agile, more sustainable way of working with our clients. (bsigroup.com)
Critical4
- And that's one thing that often gets missed, in a critical audit report, is the amazing things that the Office of Medical Cannabis and the Minnesota program is doing for the people of Minnesota. (austindailyherald.com)
- The critical partnership between medical coding and auditing serves as the anchor to ensure the integrity of healthcare systems and the quality of patient care. (physicianspractice.com)
- The audit was based on an extension of Critical Race Theory beyond race and ethnicity to include pertinent social determinants of health. (lu.se)
- Rising uses sophisticated technologies to proactively target and give insight into those factors most critical to successful medical claims management. (risingms.com)
Examination7
- Under the terms of the agreement, the company will be responsible for delivering medical coding audits that will ensure systematic, unbiased, independent examination of medical documentation. (airforce-technology.com)
- This initial audit is followed by regular scheduled 'surveillance audits', including examination of documentation and physical inspections of a site, to ensure standards are being maintained. (cognidox.com)
- Phenomenon: This article reports the under-researched presentation of demographic, social, and economic diversity in medical school examination questions. (lu.se)
- Approach: The present study audited 3,566 pre-clinical and clinical multiple-choice and short answer examination questions in the same year (2018) from three medical schools in two continents to review the diversity of patients portrayed. (lu.se)
- Findings: Patients were presented in 1,537 (43.1%) of the audited examination questions. (lu.se)
- Medical schools should consider a routine audit and reasonable improvement of the diversity features of patients in examination questions to support teaching and learning activities addressing patients' diversity. (lu.se)
- While there is evidence for the value of medical examination in the assessment of CM, little is known about the quality of clinical assessments for CM. South Western Sydney (SWS) has a large metropolitan population with many vulnerable subgroups. (bmj.com)
Organizations7
- An April 19, 2022, MGMA Stat poll asked medical group leaders how their organizations audit charts/coding. (mgma.com)
- On the other hand, when coding and auditing are carried out collaboratively, they align to empower healthcare organizations in safeguarding their revenue and strengthening their financial stability. (physicianspractice.com)
- In the Notice, Health Canada encourages manufacturers to ensure that corresponding Auditing Organizations schedule a transition as soon as practicable. (capra.ca)
- During the audit presentation, one of the CPA's made mention that the hospital is well positioned to fight their way through situations such as the pandemic and in comparison to similar organizations, Sierra View is viewed as top of class. (sierra-view.com)
- Thus, to secure efficient revenue cycle management (RCM) and reduced accounts receivable (AR), healthcare organizations must consider medical billing auditing. (p3care.com)
- Adjustments must also be made to meet the varied requirements of vital statistics offices, hospitals of different types, medical services of the armed forces, social insurance organizations, sickness surveys, and numerous other agencies. (cdc.gov)
- From the abstract: 'Health equity is a primary goal of healthcare stakeholders: patients and their advocacy groups, clinicians, other providers and their professional societies, bioethicists, payors and value based care organizations, regulatory agencies, legislators, and creators of artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML)-enabled medical devices. (cdc.gov)
Outcome1
- Charities are then contacted individually to inform them of their audit outcome and will also be provided with supporting feedback. (amrc.org.uk)
Surveillance1
- Perinatal audit and surveillance : proceedings of the Eighth Study Group of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, 14-16 April 1980 / editors, Iain Chalmers, Gillian McIlwaine. (who.int)
Services11
- As an independent consultant with specialized healthcare knowledge, we're equipped to conduct a variety of medical and prescription drug-related audit services, as well as other specialty audits. (buck.com)
- The process of being audited can be a distressing event for physicians, whether it's by the tax department, the Medical Services Commission (MSC), the College of Physicians and Surgeons, or another agency. (bcmj.org)
- The Medical Services Plan (MSP) fee-for-service system requires a large element of trust that doctors will bill appropriately for their services. (bcmj.org)
- The Billing Integrity Program of the MSC provides MSP audit services (see the Figure ). (bcmj.org)
- Moss Adams, a fully integrated professional services firm, recently conducted the annual financial statement audit. (sierra-view.com)
- If your medical billing and coding services are not compliant with HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), there is a chance of a government strike. (p3care.com)
- Begin using our MD Audit Shield services to eliminate the chances of an audit proving inconsistencies in your billing. (claimtek.com)
- Northdoc, which runs the D Doc out-of-hours (OOH) co-op covering the majority of north Dublin city and county, has outperformed other UK and Irish OOH services in a new audit carried out by the Medical Protection Society (MPS). (northdoc.ie)
- MPS found that Northdoc Medical Services was the best out of 15 co-ops stress tested in terms leadership and teamwork, and was in the top quartile for other categories such as communications, resources and training. (northdoc.ie)
- It is understood at least three of the 15 OOH services involved in the voluntary risk audits were Irish co-ops. (northdoc.ie)
- Rule XII of the Financial Rules - Internal Audit - establishes the mandate of the Office of Internal Oversight Services. (who.int)
Billing Audit1
- What is the Billing Audit? (p3care.com)
Optimize1
- Optimize your coding audits with an interactive audit management dashboard, built-in workflow, detailed scorecards, and robust reporting. (gebbs.com)
Internal audit5
- Internal audit and supplier audit programs both require an audit schedule and an audit agenda, but what's the difference between them? (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- Who should conduct your internal audit? (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- How long should your internal audit be? (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- Deploying an internal audit program throughout your organisation will help educate personnel, confirm ownership of various quality system elements and ultimately drive continuous improvement and cost reductions. (seerpharma.com)
- Want to optimise and deliver more value from your internal audit program? (seerpharma.com)
Evaluations1
- We have approximately 150 employees located throughout the United States and are comprised of five components: Audits, Evaluations, Investigations, Legal & Legislative Affairs, and Management. (oversight.gov)
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- If and when the business gains ISO 13485, it means a valid QMS system has been established, the medical device company can apply for a CE marking and be legally marketed in the EU. (cognidox.com)
- Regular recertification audits are also required for ISO 13485. (cognidox.com)
Rigorous2
- Our rigorous audit process and propriety technology digs deep into your data to provide meaningful insight about the performance of your plan and uncover issues before they become bigger problems. (buck.com)
- URAC's accreditation program is an independent audit to verify that A.D.A.M. follows rigorous standards of quality and accountability. (medlineplus.gov)
MDSAP1
- The MDSAP, introduced by the International Medical Devices Regulators Forum in 2012, seeks to harmonize a single audit of medical devices to meet the Quality Management System requirements for more than one regulatory agency. (capra.ca)
Systematic1
- It ensures consistency throughout the audit process with systematic production monitoring at all phases from sample selection, batch allocation, auditing, reporting, and education. (gebbs.com)
Complete the audit2
- If appropriate a date for a re-audit should be included in order to complete the audit cycle. (com.pk)
- Typically, the expectation is to complete the audit sometime during that month, but some quality auditing procedures specify that the audit may be completed the month before or the month after to accommodate the process owner. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
Conduct5
- The only way to know whether the terms of the PBMs manufacturer contract are being administered correctly is to conduct a manufacturer rebate audit. (buck.com)
- But what exactly are the auditing requirements in the EU and US market, who will conduct them, when and how? (cognidox.com)
- If the results aren't satisfactory, it makes sense to conduct a follow-up audit once the vendor has made corrections and conducted remediation. (imercer.com)
- Plan sponsors should also conduct implementation audits to ensure vendor and plan changes, even small(er) ones, are implemented quickly and correctly. (imercer.com)
- Should you conduct one full quality system audit or several audits? (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
Assessments2
- Hybrid audits can also improve the sustainability of assessments, both environmentally and from the perspective of wellbeing. (bsigroup.com)
- Locally relevant standards for CM assessments are achievable in the acute setting, more challenging is addressing appropriate medical and psychosocial follow-up for these children. (bmj.com)
Formal definition2
- An "audit schedule" is not a formal definition in ISO 19011:2018. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- An " audit agenda " is not a formal definition in ISO 19011:2018 either. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
Frequency2
- The frequency and scope of these audits depend on the classification of your device which reflects the level of risk your product poses to users. (cognidox.com)
- Item "d" is "d) schedule (number/duration/frequency) of the audits. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
Responsibilities2
- An opening meeting - Defines the scope of the audit, roles and responsibilities. (cognidox.com)
- 5. In July 2006, the NHMRC became a statutory agency with responsibilities specified under the 2006 amended National Health and Medical Research Act 1992 (NHMRC Act). (anao.gov.au)
Allocation1
- Unfortunately, a two-percent allocation of time is insufficient to become or remain proficient at auditing. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
Reimbursement2
- The enhancements were made to reduce administrative burden, improve accuracy of payer reimbursement and update the E/M code set to produce well-defined medical decision making (MDM). (mgma.com)
- During audits, administrators should not only evaluate the reasonableness of billed charges but also the rates of reimbursement. (imercer.com)
Remote audit2
- The process of a remote audit can have its challenges. (bsigroup.com)
- Is a remote audit good enough? (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
Inconsistencies3
- Moreover, medical billing auditing also gives insights into the inconsistencies. (p3care.com)
- If your practice's claims & records are audited and any of the three inconsistencies are found, you will be required to pay back not only the overpayment but also interest. (claimtek.com)
- In their daily activities, the audits team must be alert to detect, in a timely manner, inconsistencies in the way that medical procedures are being executed. (clinicaelrosario.com)
Ensures1
- In addition to our healthcare audits, our dependent eligibility verification process ensures that dependents enrolled on your plan are eligible for the plan. (buck.com)
Findings1
- Findings of the audit uncovered areas to streamline the overall UX, enhance the mobile experience, and tell a more cohesive story. (geonetric.com)
Implementation1
- This course is designed for operational personnel in the medical device industry (key operators, supervisors and managers) and will assist those with a key role in quality systems implementation to develop an effective system of quality audit. (seerpharma.com)
Typically3
- Typically, auditing organisations present themselves at your premises, and the audited company must provide immediate and unrestricted access to their premises and systems. (cognidox.com)
- Typically, the audit program manager will maintain an annual audit schedule with a date indicating the date the schedule was last revised. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
- It measures changes in the electrical resistance of the preclear by passing a small electric current (typically in the range from 50 µA to 120 µA) through the preclear's body by means of a pair of tin-plated tubes originally much like empty soup cans, attached to the meter by wires and held by the preclear during auditing. (wikipedia.org)
Service5
- Lori Wilmsen is a Principal and a member of Mercer's national Performance Audit Group with over 30 years of experience in healthcare claims and customer service. (imercer.com)
- Geonetric's user experience (UX) audit reviewed traffic, device usage, navigation, and user paths across the entire site with deeper analytics on priority service lines. (geonetric.com)
- Not all offices are interested in using a medical billing service company, but are interested in finding ways to increase their reimbursements using their current medical billing setup. (medicalbilling4u.com)
- Audits of service providers. (healthinfolaw.org)
- Audits may cover any provider who bills fee-for-service Medicare, Medicaid, or commercial insurance programs. (claimtek.com)
Dental1
- Other plans, such as dental and vision, don't need to be audited as frequently since the results are generally satisfactory, and less money is at stake. (imercer.com)
Conclusion1
- The results of an audit include nonconformities, observations for improvement (OFI), and a conclusion regarding whether the quality system is effective or not. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
Quarterly1
- There are changes to medical code sets, such as CPT® and ICD-10-CM, each year, and HCPCS codes change quarterly. (mgma.com)
Complexities1
- it necessitates a strong auditing system that encompasses the complexities of billing and clinical documentation. (physicianspractice.com)
Ensure vendor1
- Learn how our healthcare audits can help you contain costs, ensure vendor accountability, and evaluate plan performance. (buck.com)
Facilitate1
- The body language cues each side can pick up from the other often helps facilitate an onsite audit experience. (bsigroup.com)
Eligibility1
- Almost two-thirds of those enrolled list intractable pain as the reason they sought eligibility to purchase medical marijuana. (austindailyherald.com)
Coding9
- The audits will also help validate all medical codes that enter the Military Health System to meet official coding policies, regulations, requirements and standards. (airforce-technology.com)
- This is evident in the volume of audit requests MGMA has received to ensure accuracy of outpatient E/M coding capture. (mgma.com)
- This article delves into the essential partnership between medical coding and auditing. (physicianspractice.com)
- it requires an in-depth understanding of medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and coding guidelines. (physicianspractice.com)
- thus, the formidable partnership of medical coding and auditing emerges as indispensable assets for ensuring financial well-being. (physicianspractice.com)
- Our automated medical coding solutions are backed by our proprietary iCode Assurance technology. (gebbs.com)
- Why Medical Billing & Coding Audit? (p3care.com)
- Thus, it is a way to see if your system runs smoothly or needs an upgrade for improved performance in medical billing and coding. (p3care.com)
- Thus, to improve the medical billing and coding standards and streamline the financial situation, billing audits are crucial. (p3care.com)
Proficient1
- There is no perfect number, but assigning a few specialists will improve the chances of becoming and remaining proficient at auditing. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
Methods1
- Clinical audit report shall have a structured abstract (Objective, Methods, Results, Conclusions) of up to 300 words and three to six keywords as per MeSH (Medical Subject Headings). (com.pk)
Chart Audit1
- The Chart Audit for Proof of Medical Necessity mobile app audits the following areas of medical records: Pre-Admission Screening, Physician Orders and Documentation, Patient History and Medical Records, Ongoing Documentation, Discharge Summary, Team Assessment, Nursing Documentation, Therapy Documentation, and Weekly Documentation. (gocanvas.com)
Vendor1
- In these instances, it's not unusual for a plan to ask the vendor to fully or partially fund the second audit. (imercer.com)
Onsite3
- An onsite review of a representative sampling of medical charts held in the electronic health record. (coruralhealth.org)
- Part of the audit offering remains in-person and onsite, but a significant proportion is now delivered remotely. (bsigroup.com)
- The audit will be delivered simultaneously with a proportion delivered in person onsite. (bsigroup.com)
Financial state1
- Browse our range of publications including performance and financial statement audit reports, assurance review reports, information reports and annual reports. (anao.gov.au)
Assess1
- It is up to the medical device company to appoint a Notified Body to audit them and assess if they meet the required standards. (cognidox.com)
Program6
- The audit must be authorized by the Director, Human Research Protections Program before it is initiated. (mcw.edu)
- The 44-page report is the first comprehensive look at the program since the program started dispensing medical marijuana to Minnesotans in July of 2015. (austindailyherald.com)
- The state's medical marijuana program initially chartered two manufacturers and put the Minnesota Department of Health in charge of overseeing the program's enrollment and operation. (austindailyherald.com)
- The ANAO work program outlines potential and in-progress work across financial statement and performance audit. (anao.gov.au)
- Distribution of medical assistance program rules. (healthinfolaw.org)
- However, section 5.1 of that standard states that your audit program should include nine different requirements. (medicaldeviceacademy.com)
Documentation1
- 6b Was there medical documentation of the patient suspected or observed self-injecting into their vascular access device within the infection window period? (cdc.gov)
Outcomes5
- As healthcare costs continue to rise, it's important that you're actively auditing your businesses benefit plans to ensure they're meeting the needs of your members, achieving optimal outcomes, and adhering to your plan guidelines. (buck.com)
- The Peer Review Audit Committee met in February to agree outcomes and feedback for the all audit submissions. (amrc.org.uk)
- We look forward to sharing outcomes and feedback from our peer review audit committee next year. (amrc.org.uk)
- All responsible departments involved with revenues affected by audit outcomes are paramount to the audit resolve for issues identified during the audit committee meeting. (ahapinc.com)
- We assessed the impact of an audit and feedback antimicrobial stewardship intervention on antimicrobial use, antimicrobial costs, clinical outcomes and microbiologic outcomes in two ICUs with different patient populations. (medscape.com)
Methodology1
- Our targeted audit methodology takes a deep dive into the claim data and can be customized to address your specific concerns. (buck.com)
Recent audit1
- The most recent audit is now complete. (amrc.org.uk)
Areas2
- The sound and connectivity levels in some manufacturing facilities also interfere with the inspection of production or storage areas, which is why the use of hybrid audits will be proposed going forward, the best of both worlds. (bsigroup.com)
- The UX audit brought to light areas we could improve and the redesign improved them. (geonetric.com)